blogging a true path
A section for posts relating to the theory and practise of dowsing.
There is an opinion, propounded by such exponents of the dowsing game as T.C.Lethebridge no less, that the world’s energetic forces (including us) are but points on a spiral, rising up through levels of consciousness and perception. With each level of the spiral comes greater awareness, greater connectedness. This was how I felt today whilst … Read More “A wizard’s maze: Alderley Edge, Cheshire – August 2008” »
My final dowsing experience in Pembrokeshire came about unexpectedly. We had been driving around the area on our way back from a trip around the famous coastline, but it had been wet for most of the day. Now, as we headed back to Cardigan, a little sunlight was threatening to appear, which lifted our spirits. … Read More “Carreg Coetan Arthur : Pembrokeshire, August 2008” »
After our visit to Pentre Ifan, my wife M and I travelled further inland from the coastal town of Newport. Our intention was to visit Gors Fawr stone circle [SN126294], described in the local tourist literature as “the most intact stone circle in Wales”. Sounded very promising, and after the wonders of Pentre Ifan we … Read More “Gors Fawr and The Death Spiral : Pembrokeshire, August 2008” »
I had a strong daydream recently. It was so strong it actually felt like the events in the dream had been a real physical effort. It went like this. I was just thinking to myself as to how a druid could use his or her energy to regenerate a desecrated site, when a picture began … Read More “Vision: Connecting the energetic sphere” »
Needing to wear in the new front tyre on my motorcycle I took the opportunity to get over to Derbyshire. Of course, this involved the legendary Cat & Fiddle route from Macclesfield to Buxton, which conveniently has many corners just suited to the purpose of scrubbing the coating from rubber. The weather was lovely on … Read More “Nine Stones Close stone circle – Harthill, Derbyshire” »
Pembrokeshire is littered with ancient sacred sites, which is something I hadn’t appreciated until I got there and saw a tourist map showing the main ones. There’s a large National Park area in the centre of Pembrokeshire that has many of these sites scattered on and around the Preselli Hills (avoids jokes about cheeseburgers, hound … Read More “The goat boy and the guide dog – Pentre Ifan, August 4th 2008” »
Kal and I had decided at our last meeting that we would try to get back to the Nine Ladies stone circle on Stanton Moor in Derbyshire as soon as we could manage it. So, on Tuesday I took my chances with the changeable weather and headed out to the site in my trusty little … Read More “Nine Ladies Stone Circle, Derbyshire – July 29th 2008” »