Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In this third part of my Spring Equinox 2013 quest to link the four sites of a landscape sigil based on the elements we come to the Earth site – Caer Caradog. The snows that covered the hills on that day are still with us weeks later as we go into April, that’s how embedded … Read More “Spring Equinox 2013 – Day of the Crow Part 3” »
In this second part of the Spring Equinox 2013 tale I begin with a bit of a soap-box moment, but quickly move on to talk about my favourite stone circle, and finally introduce a new sacred site. Let the wordage begin! <BEGIN RANT> I begin this post with a bellyache. I’m going to get riled, … Read More “Spring Equinox 2013 – Day of the Crow Part 2” »
It was the Spring Equinox, as the title suggests. Contrary to expectation it was freezing cold, and my idea about visiting at least three elevated sacred sites seemed even more foolhardy than it had done when it had first been “suggested” to me through a vision received at Dinas Bran in Llangollen. Would I prove … Read More “Spring Equinox 2013 – Day of the Crow Part 1” »
It was the day before the Spring equinox 2013 and I was wondering whether to go out somewhere way before work or just after? I had got in early today and so was heading home around 4pm when I felt a tug. As you know, I often felt that sacred days are rather fuzzy in … Read More “Nine stones, sadness and a question” »
In an article I wrote that is posted on this site I once explained how the beginning of process of awakening to a magical mindset is to notice synchronicity. In other words, if you want to train your brain to become aware and awake to the magical processes and interconnectedness in your surroundings then you … Read More “Noticing time syncs” »
Have you ever been sitting comfortably in front of an open fire, munching on fine food, and chatting about philosophical concepts, and then suddenly you’ve jumped up and driven fifty miles into the middle of nowhere to visit a tree? We have. Â We had been discussing “the purpose of the purpose”, in other words, we … Read More “A Yew and a Mirror Darkly” »
I love going out in the week. Everyone else is asleep in front of their televisions and our lands becomes the playground of this hedge druid. At least, that’s how it feels. On this rare dry evening I called Kal to come and share the wonders of Dinas Bran. It’s probably our closest amazing place. I … Read More “LLangollen 2013 – Bran, Corvus and taking possession” »
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