Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I am writing this post because I lost a bet. When I last went out with Kal to Derbyshire a few weeks ago the clouds were thick and black. All the way there we had persistent rain threatening to make our day out a rather damp one. We didn’t have much time and I only had tow things on … Read More “Arbor Low 2011 – Sunshine and penance” »
Having met Louisa at the Boleigh Fogou and then walked the country lanes on a lovely sunny mid Feb day to the St Buryan stone. We were now making our way to the Merry Maidens. As we walked and talked my thoughts were ticking off the some synchronous connections. The first of which was that … Read More “The Knights Quest: A Dragon at The Merry Maidens” »
I really ought to give some form of recognition to Saint Beuno. Whenever we encounter this saint’s sacred places on our journeys around the northern wildernesses of Wales we always end up learning something of interest. On this occasion Kal and I stopped off in the small village of Gwyddelwern – not a village noted … Read More “Gwyddelwern – Vampire shades” »
-dom suffix denoting condition or state, as in freedom, wisdom state of being free, wise, passing to the sense of domain, realm, territory I have noticed that I have passed into a sense of a domain, too. I have passed through one state of being – always learning – into a state where knowledge is … Read More “Is-dom and Wisdom – Stages of learning in druidry” »
One of our readers Tina, commented on this post about signs and coincidences, I thought it deserved a post because of how related to out work guides and totems are. Here is Tina’s comment: “Fox is one of my guides, and that began with some amazing experiences of meeting real ones too. I once had … Read More “Signs Omens and Portents” »
This is the second post for my day trip to the deep south of Cornwall. The first post dealt with my visit to the Boleigh Fogou. The walk from there to the Merry Maidens is about 20 minutes. I had met a lady by the name of Louisa at the Fogou and we had decided … Read More “St Buryan, her twin and an exchange” »
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