blogging a true path
Over the last couple of months I have felt a change. I think it originated at Glastonbury Tor on a bright early spring day. I was climbing the Tor and noted that a crow landed extremely close to where I was walking. I stopped to acknowledge it and ponder whether there was any message that … Read More “Animal Totem: The Bee” »
This is the first of a three-part tale which was introduced in The Three Stars of Fertility. My Spring Equinox 2011 task has been to place myself at sacred sites that are currently reflecting the energies of three stars whose emanations will transform my energetic structure, change my aura, in such a way as to … Read More “Absorbing Orion at Lud’s Church” »
It was a fabulous sunny day when we met up on the festival day of Beltane. Accompanying the sun was a fresh breeze that would be accompanying us off and on throughout the day. I had a feeling and decided to change the itinerary. Dinas Bran was to be the last place we were going … Read More “Beltane I: Wisdom from Cailleach at Dinas Bran” »
In my endeavours to fulfil a difficult quest that I was given at the Spring Equinox 2011 I have been researching some star and site alignments with the help of dowsing rods. The quest I was given was to modify my energy field in such a way as to cause either a blossoming of my … Read More “The Three Stars of Fertility” »
Just for fun I dowsed the energies of the Royal Wedding between Prince William and Catherine Middleton as it was happening live on 29th April 2011. Here is what I found:- No earth energies were involved in the ceremony at all (a surprising result) Human Male energy input was 4/10 Human Female energy input was … Read More “Energies of the Royal Wedding” »
It was a fabulous sunny Sunday and there was no way I was going to be staying in my rooms in Devonshire with the Solar deity virtually shouting my name. So without a thought I decided to wander off to the legendary home of King Arthur, namely Tintagel. I had been there twice before, once … Read More “A gift from Cailleach at Tintagel Castle” »
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