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Magickal work specifically involving telluric or celestial energies.
The subject in hand: moon energies affecting dowsing reaction, I have a number of things that I want to add to this based upon recent experience. There are a number of factors that seem relevant to the extent of the influence:- a) The proximity of the moon (apogee – perigee), or, how close it is … Read More “Moon energy for The Loonies” »
Every once in a while I am stopped in my tracks when I read a passage from a book whose description of the subtle energies is so closely in accordance with my own experience. In Chapter 3 of Serge Kahili King’s book, simply entitled “Earth Energies”, I have found just such a correspondence. Describing Baron … Read More “Waymarkers: Reichenbach, Magnetism and Od” »
If you remember, I had got to the end of a good day’s dowsing with Kal and was parked ready to walk to another site when I realised that I had forgotten my staff. I slightly panicked, but quickly quelled it. Oh la merde. Where had I left it? A quick flick through recent stopping … Read More “The Shining Staff and some rules of Natural Magick” »
Good day, Due to lack of many field notes and failing memories as well as the amount that both Gwas and I cover in one day – we often find slight discrepancies between our recollection of things – in the main though this can often be put down to our attention to differing detail. With … Read More “Dyserth ~ the Kal perspectives” »
IMBOLC This year I have decided to see what impact each of the pagan festival dates – the eight points in the solar year – have upon the earth energies we have been investigating. My aim is to try to coincide with the times when the earth energies are at the peak of their powers, … Read More “Imbolc: The Return of the Male Energy” »
Delamere Forest, Cheshire: Sunday 18th January 2009 Let me set the scene: a cool but calm Winter’s day, two fools with copper rods and petrol station sarnies in backpacks wander purposefully and expectantly towards a specific place. All around the sometimes leafless trees flick from deciduous to evergreen and back again as they pass hesitant … Read More “Delamere Forest: in colour” »
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