Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I don’t work with angels much. For several reasons. The main reason is respect. I respect the power and majesty of these energy forms so much, that my limited experience of them leads me to limit my interactions with them to moments of necessity. However, I don’t mind when the tables are turned and an … Read More “Unexpected angels” »
Brittany has to be one of my favourite destinations. On this holiday we were making our way through Normandy in order to get there, and so it was an obvious point on the route to include the marvellous Mont St.Michel. Somehow I have always managed to get to the French site, but have never managed … Read More “Return to Mont St Michel 2016” »
Not all my stories are epics divided up into shorter snippets. Here’s a snippet from my druidic spiritual life that is just a slice in time when the next stage of my work gets enacted. If you remember from previous posts (St Germain) I had been invited to pass on The Violet Flame, which is … Read More “Passing the Violet Flame” »
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” »
On a particularly sunny day Kal and I planned to venture forth into the world in search of adventure. We had a plan, of course. A rough plan. I wanted to go to Belas Knap long barrow, which I first and last visited in the autumn of 2013. I had been thinking about how I … Read More “Belas Knap 2015 – Chakras and The Merlin Staff” »
We were done with going on a planned path. It always happens. We make a grand list of places to visit and pretty much get as far as 2 or 3 on the list before we are led off the yellow predicted road and on to stranger paths. Our destination happened to be the Hermits … Read More “The Hemlock Stone – Spring Equinox 3” »
In this third and final part of our excursion to Yorkshire I talk about the fascinating experiments that we did at Bolton Abbey – site of a ruined priory and a working church. There was so much good dowsing work done at this site that it needed a whole post to itself to do it … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 3: Bolton Abbey” »
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