Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
IMBOLC This year I have decided to see what impact each of the pagan festival dates – the eight points in the solar year – have upon the earth energies we have been investigating. My aim is to try to coincide with the times when the earth energies are at the peak of their powers, … Read More “Imbolc 2009 – The Return of the Male Energy” »
Delamere Forest, Cheshire: Sunday 18th January 2009 Let me set the scene: a cool but calm Winter’s day, two fools with copper rods and petrol station sarnies in backpacks wander purposefully and expectantly towards a specific place. All around the sometimes leafless trees flick from deciduous to evergreen and back again as they pass hesitant … Read More “Delamere Forest 2009 – in colour” »
Apparently, some people pay to learn how to connect with the energies of ancient sites. For example, on Philip Carr-Gomm’s blog there is a post about Soul Companions, who offer you a weekend away in Dorset to learn some pretty cool stuff. Most notably they advertise: “SACRED PLACES – MESSENGERS OF THE GODS Sacred Places … Read More “Soul Companions” »
We are approaching the pagan festival of Imbolc soon : a time when life stirs in the land. As I seem to have been not posting as often as I was I wanted to let you all know that life stirs on the blog too. Here are some of the topics that I will be … Read More “Life stirs in the land: Plans for 2009” »
When I first read a book by David Cowan called “Ley Lines and Earth Energies” the title seemed to match my desire – to learn as much as possible about ley lines. I wasn’t quite so sure about whether I was really interested in earth energies at that stage, or even what they were, in … Read More “Notes from a Highlander: David Cowan’s work” »
In a previous post I had explained how Terence McKenna’s Timewave Zero algorithm, which purports to track the ebb and flow of what he calls “novelty” (or greater interconnectedness, doing new things, creativity, the breaking of old habits) had drawn a graph with a huge drop in late 2008 – actually, it was October 7th … Read More “Timewave moves on: February 12th, 2009” »
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