Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
This post describes my investigations into the powers of my staff. – an incidental tale whose only relevance is that it shows what can be done with a combination of intuition, divination and dowsing. After the Spring Equinox I was left with a starting point for how I should proceed along my path for the next … Read More “Powers of the staff” »
This is a tale about my knights pilgrimage. Click that link to get them in some order, or just jump in and enjoy. Pilgrimage Have you ever wondered, when does a pilgrimage start? Is it at your door? Is it when you decides it starts? Is there a marker point? Believe it or not I … Read More “Knights Pilgrimage 4 of 5 – Cailleach at Tintagel” »
When Kal suggested a visit to Gop Hill on a fine late Winter evening my first thoughts were “A feminine site on a full moon night? I’m supposed to be working with male energy and Light!”. The scenario seemed contrary to my supposed direction this year, so I had to re-shape the proposal. How could … Read More “Merlin in the clouds” »
This is part of my knights pilgrimage. for all the other posts related to this please click this (Knights Pilgrimage) link and follow in order. Or just dive in and have fun! Cars In the previous post I had just left a couple on their way to their car and I was walking down a … Read More “Knights Pilgrimage 3 of 5 – Phoenix and the Dragon” »
In the final part of my Spring Equinox posts for this year I have a small tale to tell that demonstrates how following your path leads to results even in the face of adversity and seeming inactivity. It’s a tale for those to whom perseverance is a watchword. The story follows directly from our encounters … Read More “Spring Equinox 2012 – Parwich Hill at Sunset” »
Forest of Dean In my previous post I told how I was waylayed on to a pilgrimage journey. I had set out for a short trip in Wales and ended up on course for the forest of Dean some 180 miles away! Crazy. Fortunately the weather was fabulous. It could have been confused for a sunny … Read More “Knights Pilgrimage 2 of 5 – The Forest of Dean” »
I have been researching the origins of the traditional Dunce’s Cap – that conical piece of headwear so often seen reflected in pictures of old school days. The hat is also commonly associated with a Witch, being the tall black hat that everyone recognises. However, in my research I have come to discover that the … Read More “Dunce cap is Druid hat” »
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