Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I recently found occasion to purchase some crystals. I was generally shopping during a week off and found myself in a new crystal shop that had appeared in my nearest large town. For no reason I could determine I bought two Fire Agate crystals, and two Black Tourmalines. When I got them home I put … Read More “Setting up energetic protection with crystals” »
Isaac Bonewits (1949 – 2010) I only had a passing interest in the work of Mr.Bonewits. I heard a lot of things said in praise of his early work to promote the concepts of magic. I heard even more praise for his work on promoting modern druidry via his organisation the Ar nDraiocht Fein, or … Read More “Tribute to Isaac Bonewits” »
I see that a combined team of Manchester and York University archaeologists have uncovered Britain’s oldest house to date in the ever-more-fascinating Star Carr site near the seaside town of Scarborough in the North East of England. Julian Cope was referring to Star Carr many years ago, long before many people were even aware of its significance (check out … Read More “Star Carr: Our Past, Their Clutter” »
There have been several occasions where I have evoked the concept of being a Hedge Druid both in defence and defiance to requests from people who are not familiar with the concept. I have used it as a means of retaining an aloof identity online, and in particular I have written about it as a … Read More “Hiding in The Hedge” »
Kilternan, County Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown, Ireland – Sunday 30th May 2010 This is the last, final and ultimate post on this year’s Ireland trip. We only went for a weekend but it has generated so many posts because so much happened in the three days we were there! This is the last one, and probably the … Read More “Kilternan: The Final Straw” »
Just a random observation I have just returned from a relaxing session in the whirlpool spa at the local health suite. Whilst in the water I was pondering (as you do) and watching the water bubble up around me. My attention was caught by one of the jets of water that was shooting vertically upwards. … Read More “The flow of energy – Schauberger’s pupil” »
Ok, fair dues, It has been so long since we returned from Ireland that I am not going to give a blow by blow account of the trip, frankly I couldn’t recall it all. However I still want to relate some of the more salient and interesting points and so here goes… Setting the scene … Read More “Ireland ~ How the Boyne mounds were made” »
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