Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
This is the second and final part of two posts retrieved from Summer Solstice 2017. I have recovered and re-written them as it demonstrates one of the last site visits I did in that year before the blog went down and my life changed a few years later. I was, at the time, attempting to … Read More “Summer Solstice 2017 p2 – Dinas Dinlle and Caer Engan” »
You never know when an exciting opportunity might arise. I was in Liverpool with M seeing a film at Picturehouse – a small cinema complex in the FACT building in the centre of the town. The film was “Mad To Be Normal” – a biopic of the radical psychiatrist R.D.Laing, played by David Tennant. The … Read More “The Perfumed City Spring 2017” »
It’s as close as I wanted to get to the Summer Solstice. You know that I’m not a fan of the peak of the male energy spectrum, yet it must be recognised. So, I have made arrangements with the wonderful meditator John David Kirby and the delightfully deep Deborah Delglyn, Shaman Priestess of South Manchester. … Read More “Summer Solstice 2016 – Brimham Rocks and Appletreewick Circle” »
The wonderful thing about the Kilmartin Glen area is the density of megalithic sites, and the way the local authority has presented and preserved these important places. Dunchraigaig Cairn [link] is a prime example of this. We flew past it on the way in, but now we were heading back along the road we came in … Read More “Lammas 2015 p3 – Dunchraigaig Cairn and the Ash Tree” »
I have often been told that I am a veritable expert in the field of energy. I have to laugh, and say, “if only you knew…” Like all of us, I get caught out and like all of us, I get caught out often. Indeed, like all of us…you get the picture. I was visiting … Read More “Protection, Infection, Aura and Environment” »
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” »
“Time is an illusion, lunch time doubly so” is a famous quote from The Hitch-Hikers Guide (needs no further introduction). Over the last few months Chris and I have often delved into the notion of time. With my sciency background and mind chock full of sci-fi books, films and TV I am not averse to … Read More “The Weight of Souls at Woodhenge” »
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