Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Magickal work specifically involving telluric or celestial energies.
Sunday 20th June, 2010 – Glastonbury, Somerset. This is the fourth in the series of Summer Solstice posts, and by far the most ….important, astonishing, profound? In previous posts I have detailed my quest to finish off my tasks for the previous eighth part of the year, and then to discover the purpose of the … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 4: Chalice Well Druid” »
This is the third part of the story of my recent pilgrimage to Glastonbury. “Pilgrimage” – that’s what I’m calling these visits because that’s how I feel about them – they are modern-day pilgrimages to a “site of special spiritual interest”, to adopt and mutate the SSSI designation. Glastonbury itself recognises this and has a … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 3: The Dragon Vision” »
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 – Wiltshire. I am breaking into the sequence of Ireland posts to bring you the first of a three-part installment of Glastonbury Solstice posts. I do this because I feel they are very important. Whereas the Irish posts tell the tale of how I prepared myself through working the various chakra … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 1: Woodhenge and Chirton Crop Circle” »
Saturday 29th May, Sacred Spring, Carlanstown, County Meath. [map] The second chakra that I wanted to check was that of the navel, or sacral chakra. I had felt that the Four Knocks chamber had been working my root chakra, but it may also have been doing the sacral or navel chakra too. I couldn’t be sure. For the … Read More “A Spring Clean for Carlanstown Spring” »
Saturday 29th May 2010 – Knockbrack Hillfort, Country Meath. [map] The second site of the day, after our experience at Four Knocks, was of a wholly different character. It seemed to be the theme of the weekend that for every achievement or gift I received there was a price to pay and I was invited … Read More “Knockbrack Hillfort: Sleep for the Dead” »
Saturday 29th May 2010 – Four Knocks, County Meath On the morning of Saturday 29th May I roped Kal into one of my crazy ideas. We would spend the next two days on a modern pilgrimage, just like we had done at Glastonbury the year before. We would find a starting point and then let … Read More “Four Knocks: Sun, Moon and Uranus” »
The Hill of Tara – Thursday 27th May 2010 It was late in the evening when we decided to grab a ‘travelling tea’ and head on up to the hilly complex of sites known as The Hill of Tara [info], the legendary site that was famous throughout Ireland as the seat of ancient Irish kings. … Read More “Hill of Tara – Part 1: Retrieving the Earth Spirit” »
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