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This is the final part of my series on the nature of neutral energy. This part has built on the first two posts I did (and any ones prior to that in the distant past, I suppose – but who can remember that far back?). In this post I want to share with you a quite … Read More “Gop Hill: A lesson from The Lady” »
The Llangernyw Yew : April 19th 2010 After our visit to The Druid’s Circle at Penmaenmawr we sidled off into the sunset heading inland cross-country to Llangernyw. I had a few random items on my agenda to work on, whereas I knew that for Kal this was the main reason for his visit. He was … Read More “Llangernyw : Warnings and Weirdness” »
I used to get embarrassed by how clever some people who are younger than I am can be. They probably know a better way of formulating that last sentence, for example. Then I learned just to respect their gifts. Below is a link to an amusing poem by a wonderfully spirited and individual young girl called Juniper … Read More “Juniper: How Not To Fit In” »
There are two places we go to when we need some information – two sites that have never let us down when it comes to getting answers to tricky questions – The Druid’s Circle stone circle up atop Penmaenmawr near Conwy, and the Llangernyw Yew tree that is about half an hour away from there … Read More “Druid’s Circle – Neutral Arcs and Naming Parts” »
The evening of Thursday 8th April seemed like as good a time as any for me to venture forth on the second of my investigations into the nature of NEUTRAL subtle energy. The air was relatively warm, the sky was clear, there was barely a breath of wind, and hardly a cloud in the sky – surely … Read More “Arbor Low: Neutrals and Neutralising” »
I have had only a passing interest in the La Tene culture, having seen it mentioned infrequently in historical texts related to the druid culture and early Celtic tribes. However, when I did a Google Image search and found some pictures showing the shapes of the La Tene art I was also struck by the similarity. … Read More “La Tene: a visual manifestation of energy in art?” »
In the previous post – Part 1 – I mentioned that one of my purposes for this Spring Equinox day was to discover the purpose of the time period between Spring Equinox and Beltane. I had done this in the first half of the day, finding that the theme of the period was the seeking … Read More “A Cumbrian Spring Equinox – Part 2: Stanley Force and Hardknott Fort” »
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