After Bryn Celli Ddu we travelled further along the southern coast road towards the village of Brynsencien. We had discovered some interesting new patterns of energy around the ancient mound and chamber, and had spent time drawing upon the Winter Solstice energies. Now we wanted to see whether those energies might change at the next … Read More “Anglesey Winter Soltice 2010 p2 – Bryngwyn and the Soar Stone” »
Category: Energy work
Magickal work specifically involving telluric or celestial energies.
At the Mid-Winter Solstice Kal and I ventured forth to Anglesey again. In the following set of three posts I will share with you all the encounters we had, the energies we mapped and worked with, and the discoveries on our tour of Anglesey on 21st December 2009. 1. Bryn Celli Ddu (South Anglesey) We started at … Read More “Anglesey Winter Solstice 2010 p1 – Bryn Celli Ddu” »
Waking to a cold and frosty morning. I reckoned that the sun was going to be out before long and so opted for a trip to Delamere forest for a walk and general closeness to nature. Wayne Dyer recommends this kind of stuff as ‘wilderness therapy‘ although exactly what I was being therapised for in … Read More “Knowledge from a forest” »
Not California It was a beautiful late summer’s evening when Gwas and I decided to visit one of the oldest trees in the world. Recently I had been speculating on setting off on a journey somewhere in the world and thinking of combining this with some energetic exploration I thought I would visit, what I … Read More “4000 thousand year old tree wisdom” »
Llangernyw – Monday, 23rd November 2009 When I consulted my wallchart that shows the energetic profile of the year (amongst many other wonderful and useful features) it indicated that this evening had very little potential to be a good night for energy work. The moon was only at the early stages of its waxing cycle and would … Read More “The Llangernyw Dream Seat” »
I have held back from posting this particular account for a number of reasons. There are some visits that Kal and I do whose purpose is not to dowse for information – sometimes that is a secondary approach. Some visits are more personal than others too, and some more sensitive, or even unbelievable. We have begun … Read More “Llangernyw: The Oldest Yew In Wales” »
When Kal and I first visited the Moel-Ty-Uchaf stone circle at its lofty perch above the village of Llandrillo near to Bala in North Wales, I was particularly taken with it. Despite the immensely steep climb to reach it I have always felt that the view was worth the effort, but there was more to … Read More “Moel-Ty-Uchaf: The Venus connection” »
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