In my previous post “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” I was given 5 unshakable tasks. As I mentioned there I was told not to reveal the nature of the tasks until I had completed each of them. Last night I completed one of the five tasks. by going into the forest alone and spending a wakeful … Read More “A night in the forest” »
Category: Edge Wizardry
Posts about Kal’s ‘Edge Wizardry’
Part 1 I have just finished reading and digesting a book called “The Field” by Lynne McTaggart. In this post I am going to quickly go through what she says in light of what I have learned from other sources and in particular of what I “know” from dowsing and have theorised – or put … Read More “The Field by Lynne McTaggert Vs Subtle Energy by Kal Malik P1” »
Ok, fair dues, It has been so long since we returned from Ireland that I am not going to give a blow by blow account of the trip, frankly I couldn’t recall it all. However I still want to relate some of the more salient and interesting points and so here goes… Setting the scene … Read More “Ireland ~ How the Boyne mounds were made” »
“Yes, that sounds like it might be true” Is a statement that Gwas and I use infrequently. What our preference is, is to say “Let’s test that to see if what he/she says is true for us”. Sounds fair to me, at least we’re not dismissing “stuff” out right. In this month’s Journal of the … Read More “Causitive diagnosis – an experiment” »
In a battle between intuition and reason, the most likely result is that intuition is the loser. Why? Here is a tale of yesterday, quite literally. About 7 in the evening, as usual I wondered off to the gym. I parked up, as normal in the busy car-park and sauntered towards the entrance. About half-way … Read More “Intuition knocking” »
OK, chastise me if you will, I have been away from this blog for ages. That is not to say that I haven’t been having adventures. Quite the opposite. Many exciting and revealing times continue to pass my way on a almost daily basis. I am going to have a monumental go at catching up … Read More “What’s in a name?” »
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