Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Brittany, Thursday 7th May This is the fourth post in my Brittany dowsing series, and for a brief moment I will be back-tracking. On the same day as we went to Mont St.Michel we had a small diversion to Dol De Bretagne, a town just off the main route along the Cotes D’Armour coast between … Read More “Brittany 4: Le Champ Dolent Stone” »
I think I may have identified a major telluric current or ley line going from St.Martin’s church on the northern island of the Scilly Isles, through Mont St.Michel’s crypt dedicated to St.Martin, and on south-east through France and into northern Italy. The line finally spirals to a halt at Minerbio. I wonder if anyone knows … Read More “The Martin-Anne Line: from the Scilly Isles to the east coast of Italy” »
In the third part of my Brittany visit report I will be covering two sites: the legendary Mont St. Michel and the lesser known Temple of Mars. Mont St.Michel Mont St.Michel has a number of things about it that should pique the interest of any dowser, or anyone interested in ancient earth mysteries. Firstly, it is … Read More “Brittany 3: Mont St.Michel and The Temple of Mars” »
Tuesday 5th May – The St.Uzek stone and the Isle Grande ‘allé couverte’ Being up at the crack of dawn to disembark the ferry at St.Malo, then driving an hour in unfamiliar territory, and on the opposite side of the road to reach your holiday base, then unpacking and heading straight out to the Pink Granite … Read More “Brittany 2: St.Uzek stone and the Isle Grande ‘allé couverte’” »
Nightmares It had been a long days travel, to get me from the UK to Michigan in the US of A. I had been chasing the sun for 18 hours and had nothing but a shattered body to show for it as I opened the door to my lakeside apartment at about 2 am Michigan … Read More “Nightmares, Dowsing and the Tarot” »
Good Beltane Wishes! Yesterday, Gwas and I visited a couple of stone circles in the Peak district. In particular we visited one called Nine Stones Close. We had spent about two hours (which felt a lot shorter) dowsing the energies around this very peculiar circle, Gwas will no doubt elucidate on the many findings and … Read More “The tree with no aura” »
Saw an article today about one of the latest crop circles in Wiltshire which suggested it might be a sigil in terms of the way it is designed. An interesting idea. Another site suggested a form of calender or time-based interpretation. Already this year’s designs are provoking thought and allowing us a view of something … Read More “Rape Seed Circles of May 2009” »
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