Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
A song for Merlin is nothing like A Song For Europe (you may be pleased to hear). I was tasked with discovering the various lines of the song or poem, and then learning to recite it at a northern stone circle whose location i had been given in a vision. One snag – the poem was in … Read More “A Song for Merlin – Part 1” »
Even though Kal and I had gone to Lud’s Church for Lughnasagh (Lammas) I wanted to do something of my own, so I took some time off work to go on a little outing of my own. The dowsing rods had indicated that the best place to visit would be Anglesey, and so I sought … Read More “Lammas 2011 on Anglesey – Part 1” »
Gwas and I were coming to the end of a fabulous day in the Cumbrian hills. As the penultimate sacred site to visit, Gwas had chosen, the Lacra stone circle(s) near Kirksanton. The map showed that it was atop a steep hill. So it was with determined hearts that we took up the stroll. We … Read More “Spring Equinox I – Sun energy in a Quartz crystal” »
Gwas had decided that he was going to follow the Southern Ley Line that passes (starts) at Arbor Low. Being a sun aligned person, how could I resist a trip to that fantastic sacred site? So I had travelled up the 250 miles just for an hour or so at this magnificent site. Arbor low … Read More “Arbor Low and the Phoenix” »
Having met Louisa at the Boleigh Fogou and then walked the country lanes on a lovely sunny mid Feb day to the St Buryan stone. We were now making our way to the Merry Maidens. As we walked and talked my thoughts were ticking off the some synchronous connections. The first of which was that … Read More “The Knights Quest: A Dragon at The Merry Maidens” »
This is the second post for my day trip to the deep south of Cornwall. The first post dealt with my visit to the Boleigh Fogou. The walk from there to the Merry Maidens is about 20 minutes. I had met a lady by the name of Louisa at the Fogou and we had decided … Read More “St Buryan, her twin and an exchange” »
After our visit to the Church of St Mael and St Sulien (Sun God) our next stop was a sacred circle that we had looked for in the past without success, Tyfos. I picked it because I liked the name. It just jumped out at me. Fortunately with the techno-mage additions to our tools (namely … Read More “Tyfos and Being directed” »
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