Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Anything about the practise of magick, ritual or theory of magick.
Now I’ve researched all the theory it’s time to put the “call the lightning” quest into action! I had to sort out three remaining issues – the exact location where the work could take place, to re-affirm the full method of calling the lightning, and then to determine the exact timing of when it could … Read More “Calling The Lightning 2013” »
I was made aware of an article recently that nearly passed me by. I’m glad it didn’t. Literally once a year or maybe less I get to read an article that contains such interesting information that it makes me want to blog about it. The article in question was written by a practising “wizard”, and … Read More “The Nine Doctrines of Natural Magick” »
Sometimes when you are given quest it’s tricky to work out the parameters of the work. It’s possible to rely on intuitive guidance, yet that demands an astonishing level of trust in one’s own abilities. Not having that level of trust yet, I often defer to divination methods, and I have found that dowsing or … Read More “Dowsing How To Call Lightning” »
August 22nd 2013 – Mitchell’s Fold stone circle, Shropshire. My third question to ask about on this wonderfully energetic evening in Shropshire’s finest stone circle was for me to consider the nature and purpose of the double-headed spiral form that I often found running through stones in stone circles. This was a seemingly innocuous, nay incidental, … Read More “The Double-Headed Spiral Form” »
Readers will know that I am on a quest (oh no not another one!) It began with a yearning to visit the Oracle of Delphi last year and is currently in the form of seeking 9 questions.This evening we were returning to one of our favourite sacred sites and one where we have gained favourable … Read More “Dinas Bran and the pyramid of questions” »
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” »
The thing about a sacred life is that many of the experiences are emotionally touching. Often however they give rise to intellectual challenges too. The experience below is one that did both. It began with Gwas’s map. We had arrived at some beach (can’t tell you where, it’s a secret). I followed Gwas along the … Read More “Lammas Part 2 Secret Gardens” »
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