Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In the second of my posts on recovering my ancestor energies we visited two sites for the price of one – Kilronan Abbey next to Lough Meelagh has a holy well dedicated to Saint Lassair right opposite it. As ever, we were driven by our findings rather than our curiosity, and my quest was directed … Read More “Ireland 2012 Part 2: Kilronan Abbey and my ancestors” »
So this is the last post in the mini series that was my 3 days with a trio of native americans. The other posts can be found by following this native american link. At the beginning of these meetings, Jenni, the leader had told me that she would share knowledge about experiences if I would … Read More “Going Native in America p5” »
At the beginning of May 2012 I persuaded Kal to come to Ireland. He would be the sidekick to my long-awaited quest to recover my ancestor energies. I say that like I know what “recover ancestor energies” meant. I didn’t have a clue when we landed at Knock Airport on a dull morning and picked … Read More “Ireland 2012 Part 1: Carrowkeel – Recovering ancestor energies” »
This is a follow-on post from the Black Altar at Karnak Temple post that I did recently. In this post I recount the last thirty minutes of my free ‘un-guided’ time in which I did a little more dowsing for some of the features of the temple. Little did I know that things were about … Read More “Egypt 2012: Part 5 – The Spirit of Karnak Temple” »
Can you believe it? Gwas is off adventuring in the land of the Sun on this fine Beltane festival. As he is the one that usually sets an agenda (I improvise). It was up to me to create a celebration on my lonesome. Finally the side-kick gets to play on his own (queue maniacal laughter). When? … Read More “Beltane Festival of Fire 2012” »
Caffeine Ok, so I had just mentioned to Jenni that I was a caffeine addict and it would be great to get rid of that addiction. We were on the Beach again in Brooklyn and the sun was scorching for April. Jenni asked me to lie down on the sand and I did so. She … Read More “Going Native in America p4” »
Karnak Temple Karnak temple is only a few miles outside of Luxor. The temple is connected to Luxor temple via a row of hundreds of carved sphinxes – nothing like the size of the famous Giza sphinx, but with each one being at least man-sized or slightly larger that makes for one hell of an … Read More “Egypt 2012: Part 4 – The Black Altar at Karnak Temple” »
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