Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
On our way to Lligwy chamber we decided to stop of at the nearby Lligwy village, why you might ask, after all it wouldn’t be considered to be a sacred site. True, however, as I have mentioned before. As we have places of worship in our villages, towns and cities. So did the ancients and … Read More “Lammas Part 3 Lligwy Village” »
As a form of postscript to the Lunasa day that we spent on Anglesey we had moved further around the island from where I had met with Gywn Ap Nudd. Now we were on the eastern side of the island near to the town of Moelfre. In a way I had achieved everything that I had … Read More “Lammas 2013 p3 – Lligwy Lore and Song” »
Anglesey is not on my favourite places to visit I have to confess. However what I do like about going there is that we get the chance to visit Bryn Celli Ddu. As powerful places go, this is high on the list. The energy here is amazing, both in feeling and dowsing. I recall some of … Read More “Lammas Part 1 Bryn Celli Ddu and a Question” »
It was the beginning of the third day of our Summer Solstice journey for 2013. The weather had been wonderful (counter to the lamented BBC forecast) and although still warm, it was looking slightly dubious this morning. We parked the car and I noted that there was going to be a rather steep walk up … Read More “Solstice 2013 p9 Lost Tales 1 of 2” »
Somehow we had missed both of the famous dolmen structures in the area around Penzance on the Summer Solstice day itself. To remedy this the next morning we decided to visit Lanyon Quoit and Chun Quoit. We nearly visited the ancient village of Chysauster, but we couldn’t wait half an hour for it to open, and it was a … Read More “Summer Solstice 2013 p8 – Chun Castle and Quoit” »
In this post I am going to tell you about the single most powerful and fascinating true story of some work I did with a healer friend as we worked on resolving a long-standing energy problem at a sacred site in Cheshire. Every word is true and as it happened. I think you will find it … Read More “The Bridestones 2011 – a new healing centre” »
Prelim…Source… Beyond the walls of the old house and buried in a tangled mound of short tufted shrubs and undergrowth, is the mouth of a cave – or fogou as it is known in Cornish. The entrance, lipped with pillars of granite, nestles between two mossy banks, sucking life into its womb… …You want to … Read More “Boleigh Fogou and the closed energies” »
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