Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Every once in a while I am stopped in my tracks when I read a passage from a book whose description of the subtle energies is so closely in accordance with my own experience. In Chapter 3 of Serge Kahili King‘s book, simply entitled “Earth Energies“, I have found just such a correspondence. Describing Baron … Read More “Reichenbach, Magnetism and Od” »
For a few months I have been studying what researchers have written about so-called black streams. These are streams of energy that are reputed to have a range of dysfunctional effects upon human energy fields, eventually causing physical complaints and ailments, even disease. For my own purposes I have wanted to particularly focus on what … Read More “Union of the Snake – black and white streams” »
Do you know your Odins from your Wodens? Do you know St.George from St.Michael? Does it really matter? The more research I do, and the more thought I give it, the more it all leads me further back along a reducing scale until I reach The One Other. The further you stretch towards the divine, … Read More “The One Other and The Pantheon of Possibility” »
Thanks to the generosity of my beloved spouse ‘M’ I have been gifted a SatMap Active 10 GPS hand-held unit. It comes with the kind of default map detail that you get with a site like StreetMap, but you can also purchase additional maps with 1:25 Ordnance Survey detail. I’ve just ordered The Peak District … Read More “Techno-pagan: Hedge Druidry in the 21st Century” »
If you remember, I had got to the end of a good day’s dowsing with Kal and was parked ready to walk to another site when I realised that I had forgotten my staff. I slightly panicked, but quickly quelled it. Oh la merde. Where had I left it? A quick flick through recent stopping … Read More “Dyserth Waterfall 2009 – The Shining Staff and Natural Magick” »
Good day, Due to lack of many field notes and failing memories as well as the amount that both Gwas and I cover in one day – we often find slight discrepancies between our recollection of things – in the main though this can often be put down to our attention to differing detail. With … Read More “Dyserth 2009 – the Kal perspectives” »
Monday 2nd February – Dyserth, North Wales. In this final part of my account of a visit to the sites around Dyserth village near Rhuddlan I describe what happened when I returned early the next morning after having dowsed various sites the day before. I was keen to find out whether there was any difference … Read More “Dyserth 2009 p3 – Bridget’s Church” »
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