Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
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I was doing some work with a meditation group. We had met regularly throughout the year and had become good friends. I had gathered them this evening to keep the connections alive whilst the outdoor meditations were in hibernation. I had set a theme for the informal gathering, as I wanted it to still be … Read More “Oak staff formed in flame” »
In the second part of my Anglesey Megalithic Tour story we are heading out along the northern coast of the island in search of more wonderful sites. We’re now back on the agenda, and so the next destination is the Soar Stone. We chased the edges of the deep rain clouds which had been flirting … Read More “Anglesey Tour 2015 p2 – Soar Stone to Lligwy Chamber” »
In the middle of September I arranged a visit to Anglesey for my weekly meditation group. I had grand ideas, but over time I had slowly whittled the concept down from a weekend extravaganza for all and sundry, to a single day outing for a small group of people who attend my weekly outdoor meditation … Read More “Anglesey Tour 2015 p1 – Bryn Celli Ddu to Penrhos Feilw” »
I started a weekly meditation circle in 2014. I was impressed by how many people turned up regularly, but this year the intake was even bigger. I made a few changes this year. I moved the venue slightly to provide a more intimate working space, and to accommodate more people. Part of that work involved … Read More “Spirit of Place in the Meditation Circle” »
Last week I visited the Wizards Wood in Alderley Edge and had a visitation by that amazing and beguiling goddess Cailleach. She informed me that I should meet her at the Genesis of places, the Hill of Tara, with a Question. What that question is is a mystery. Perhaps THE most knowledgeable being that we … Read More “The Question and an Ancient Yew” »
In part one of this post I wrote how I had spent the evening and early hours in the company of some amazing Sufi’s. We sang, we chanted, we cleansed our hearts and purified our souls (whatever that means). Five hours of practicing some amazing Zikr had left me tired and yet refreshed. But the … Read More “Whirling with the Dervishes p2” »
In the Islamic faith (according to some authorities) there is a night when Allah decides upon the fates of human-kind. The night is called Shab e Baraat in tongues from my heritage. It’s meaning using these words is Night of innocence. The day before the night (night follows day) I got to hear of a … Read More “Whirling with the Dervishes p1” »
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