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Centenary post

Posted on February 6, 2009 By Gwas 1 Comment on Centenary post
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It seems appropriate that, in the week that saw this site’s visitor numbers top the one hundred mark for unique visitors per day, that we should also hit the one hundred posts mark too.

I can only say thank you for choosing to spend your time reading our material. I hope by now that our honest, open, and frank approach to reporting our findings and ideas has been of some use to your own personal quest for enlightenment, and has shed some light on your own Way of Knowledge.

Ironic that this image is from James Randis site!
Ironic that this image is from James Randi's site!

My own thanks go out to some of those marvellous pioneers and free-thinkers who have, through their own endeavours, contributed to my enthusiasm, my direction, and my good intentions. It seems scant reward to simply name-check them, but you may see a name that prompts you to explore further, so here is a list of some of those people who have helped me get to this stage on my journey:-

  • Emma Restall-Orr – for showing me that druidry can be a living calling, not a dying tradition
  • Hamish Miller – for inspiring me to get out into the land and trace the energy paths
  • Sig Lonegren – for inextricably tying together dowsing with its spiritual dimension
  • Terence McKenna – for revealing a treasure of knowledge without boundaries and being brave enough to tell us
  • Dr.Yang, Jwing-Ming – for his explanation of human energy systems and how to use them

Of course there have been many more sources that have helped me understand this ancient tradition of energy knowledge. For all those who have encouraged me in this work, I thank you for your motivation.

Last, but foremost, Kal. We’ve written one hundred posts together, and our friendship and teamwork has never been stronger. Now we can look forward with our usual childish enthusiasm to the wonders that may come our way this year. Thank you for following our path.

Gwas.

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One thought on “Centenary post”

  1. kal says:
    February 6, 2009 at 9:33 am

    Friend,

    As it has been, so shall it be. The path is the more fantastic for your company.

    Kal

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