blogging a true path
It has been a while since I listened to the wisdom of Uncle Terry. Here’s a snippet of the great man rabble-rousing to the psychedelic troops by proposing we fight demonic robots with art. I can never get enough of this man. He helps you to break down your cultural conditioning and open up to … Read More “Culture is not your friend” »
Keswick, Cumbria – 27th September In the first part of our day-long epic journey into the vast wilderness of the Lake District in search of the sacred circles we had heard so much about Kal and I began by visiting what must be one of the busiest circles we’ve ever stepped foot in. Not a … Read More “Cumbrian circles – Part 1: Flying over Castlerigg” »
Silbury Hill, Wiltshire – September 2009 It’s time to introduce you all to the concept of Guerrilla Dowsing. It was invented by my colleague Kal on your first visit to Stonehenge. He was a bit miffed by the fact that we had travelled a long way to visit the site and it was all cordoned off. You … Read More “Guerrilla dowsing on Silbury Hill” »
It was late in the day when I pulled up at the small lay-by within plain sight of the huge mound that is Silbury Hill. To my left was my intended destination – to revisit West Kennet Long Barrow. I didn’t expect to have this opportunity again, and I didn’t know if I was ready … Read More “West Kennet: undergoing the transformation process” »
Knighton Hill, near Wayland’s Smithy – 7th September, 2009 I thought that my chance to dowse a crop circle had gone this year. My recent two-day visit to Wiltshire’s White Horse Valley had been fruitless in terms of finding any remaining wheat or corn circles, as they had all been harvested. It was only by … Read More “The Knighton Hill maize circle: my part in its downfall” »
The Slap A while ago Kal and I discussed a concept that we termed “The Slap“. It came to our notice when we were learning how to dowse, and more crucially, what we could dowse for reliably. Whenever we overstepped our capabilities we would encounter a response or an event would happen that would put … Read More “Shadowed and shamed” »
If you stand a bit further back when you read this post, say about ten feet away, then the scanned-in pictures in this post take on a whole new perspective. It wasn’t intentional, but when I spotted it I thought I’d leave it like that. Might get you into an unusual conversation with those around you. … Read More “West Kennet Long Barrow: Decoded and Orbed” »
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