Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Yesterday Gwas and I took the long trek to Somerset to explore this years Crop Circle phenomena. Gwas will of course tell his story, however most, if not all our results concurred. Below I will tell my results. Like them or not – this is what the Dowsing rods + a bit of intuition said… … Read More “Crop circles – the answers?” »
It’s that time of the year again, a cross-over point into the next eighth-part of the Wheel of the Year. This impending crossover day is Lammas, or Lughnasadh. Let’s be fashionable and call it Lammas for brevity’s sake. So, what is Lammas all about? Well, traditionally the revivalist pagans talk about the traditions that we … Read More “Lammas for Hedge Druids” »
In a battle between intuition and reason, the most likely result is that intuition is the loser. Why? Here is a tale of yesterday, quite literally. About 7 in the evening, as usual I wondered off to the gym. I parked up, as normal in the busy car-park and sauntered towards the entrance. About half-way … Read More “Intuition knocking” »
Sunday 30th May 2010 – Hill of Tara, County Meath. Ireland. This is the final post relating to my chakra work in Ireland in late May this year. It has been a long haul for anyone who’s been reading them all! I appreciate you taking the time to stick with it. If you want to … Read More “Hill of Tara re-visited: The Babbling Bard” »
OK, chastise me if you will, I have been away from this blog for ages. That is not to say that I haven’t been having adventures. Quite the opposite. Many exciting and revealing times continue to pass my way on a almost daily basis. I am going to have a monumental go at catching up … Read More “What’s in a name?” »
I have been thinking a great deal about the riddle that defines this eighth-part of the year – the time from Summer Solstice to Lammas 2010. The riddle given to me was “Wake the dragon and teach it to fly.” I have therefore been considering what “waking the dragon” might be to start with. That … Read More “Dragon pose and dragon breath” »
Sunday 30th May 2010 – Hill of Slane In the latter half of what had been a busy Sunday (and a full weekend, really) we were on the hunt for two final places to visit. The first needed to be somewhere suitable for working on the third eye chakra (or ‘brow’ chakra as it is … Read More “Hill of Slane: A Vision of Slaine” »
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