Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
A forum to discuss books on subjects related to druidry and dowsing.
I have recently been reading the quite excellent and incredible revealing book by David Cowan and Anne Silk called “Ancient Energies of the Earth” (1999). Although I have only ventured a few chapters into the book so far I have been having to make notes as I go along due to the massive amount of … Read More “Nine Ladies 2008 – Petroglyphs and Maps” »
For a while I have been formulating, and occasionally proposing to Kal, that I think I am beginning to glimpse one of the inherent qualities of our so-called Neutral lines. In previous posts I have outlined my idea that the lines that connect ancient energetic sites (man-made and natural features) dowse for a neutral quality … Read More “On the nature of Neutral ley lines” »
A few minutes ago I published my last post which contained a riddle posed by the oak tree that I had communed with: “The Sun is the Key, the Moon is the Door.” I had mentioned that I would ponder this. Anyway, I picked up my “Sacred Geography” book (see book recommendations on this blog … Read More “Sun Key and Moon Door 2008 – coincidence and recognising signs” »
I wanted to share some of the recent media that I have been absorbing. The first offering is a recommendation to purchase a DVD which is practically the only DVD I can find about dowsing. It is called “The Spirt of the Serpent” and it comes in two parts: the first is a series of … Read More “‘The Spirit of the Serpent’ and Terence McKenna’s ‘Crisis in consciousness’” »
I have just finished the book “Exploring the World of the Druids” by Miranda J. Green (see previous posting). My opinion of it is that it would make a fine textbook for a knowledge-hungry student, but I felt it lacked any real appreciation of druidry as a philosophy, and had too much reliance on the … Read More “Tales from the texts – part 1” »
I am currently working my way through books about Druids, and my current reading matter is “Exploring the World of the Druids” by Miranda J. Green. So far we’ve done the historical bit, now it’s on to the Celtic pantheon of gods and goddesses. Ah well, I had to slog through Greek and Roman mythology … Read More “On books about ancient wisdom and philosophy” »
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