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Year: 2009

The Shining Staff and some rules of Natural Magick

Posted on February 11, 2009February 11, 2009 By Gwas 1 Comment on The Shining Staff and some rules of Natural Magick
Energy work, Modern Druidry

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 “The Shining Staff and some rules of Natural Magick” »

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Dyserth ~ the Kal perspectives

Posted on February 6, 2009February 7, 2009 By kal 1 Comment on Dyserth ~ the Kal perspectives
Dowsing, Energy work

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 ~ the Kal perspectives” »

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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 … Read More “Centenary post” »

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Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 3)

Posted on February 6, 2009February 8, 2009 By Gwas No Comments on Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 3)
Ancient Sites, Dowsing

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: Of this earth? (Part 3)” »

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Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 2)

Posted on February 4, 2009September 8, 2026 By Gwas No Comments on Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 2)
Ancient Sites, Dowsing, Experiment

The second instalment of our Imbolc trip to Dyserth village in North Wales. In this part we visited the mammary-gland sculpted hilltop of Graig Fawr where we suspected a standing stone may be lurking, and then discover a breath-taking surprise both large and small at the site of Castle Dyserth. Graig Fawr hill The air … Read More “Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 2)” »

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Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 1)

Posted on February 2, 2009February 3, 2009 By Gwas 3 Comments on Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 1)
Ancient Sites, Dowsing

Dyserth, Imbolc, Sunday 2nd February 2009 “Of this earth”? Well, in terms of a learning experience it was definitely out of this world. It felt like we should have had a soundtrack of Canned Heat singing ‘On The Road Again’ as Kal and I drove purposefully into Wales on Sunday. Our purposefulness was due to … Read More “Dyserth: Of this earth? (Part 1)” »

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Imbolc: The Return of the Male Energy

Posted on January 24, 2009September 8, 2026 By Gwas No Comments on Imbolc: The Return of the Male Energy
Dowsing, Energy work, Modern Druidry

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: The Return of the Male Energy” »

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