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As regular readers may know I have begun a tradition – to visit Glastonbury for the Summer Solstice. I go alone, but usually at some point Kal is involved and joins me for part of the quest. This solstice was no different so Kal will make an important appearance throughout this quest’s tale, but I spent the … Read More “Summer Solstice 2011 Part 1 – Union of the Red and White Streams” »
A few months ago I was returning from work on a lovely sunny afternoon when a bright shining light caught my attention. Hold on, it wasn’t anything mysterious. It was the sun sparkling of the face of a distant church. I was surprised by the sight and felt a calling to it. As is rarely … Read More “The signs have it and a prediction comes true” »
I had been out on a walk along the Cheshire Landscape Figure of the Hawk on a previous evening and had seen the sun set below the crags near to the Sandstone Trail at the village of Willington in Cheshire. It was a walk that I remember doing in part when I first moved to … Read More “Meeting the Hawk of May 2011” »
Over the last 2/3 years Gwas and I have ventured to Glastonbury on numerous occasions. Whether individually or together that place has been a definite experience generator. So it was that one fine Saturday in April 2011 I was heading out to Glastonbury. My main purpose was to meet up with the High Druid Brian … Read More “Glastonbury – A place for seeking beginnings” »
According to the remaining texts that have survived the onslaught of subsequent religions the ancient druid orders specialised in their powers of divination. In some ancient Irish texts there is mention of the forms of druidical divination, specifically in three forms: Imbas Forosnai, Teinm Laida and Dichetal do Chennaib. We have a good description of … Read More “Druid Divination, Psychometry and Deviceless Dowsing” »
Hexham is an ideal location for a stopover if you want to visit Hadrian’s Wall – the vast wall built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd Century C.E. M and I decided to stay in Hexham, Tynedale, as the last stop of our North-Eastern UK tour. By this time we had come to rely upon Trip Advisor … Read More “Hexham and the psychic attack” »
My Beltane quest, to be completed before the Summer Solstice, is the “See with the eyes of The Hawk“. That was the message from the ever-useful Llangernyw Yew tree meditation that I did within the hollows of one of its ancient branches. Whilst trying to interpret this information I had tried to elicit a bit … Read More “The Cheshire Hawk Landscape Figure” »
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