Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
The Gold Line Length: 134 miles This post is the third in a set of three posts about a series of ley lines which form a triangle up and down the United Kingdom between points of power. The start of this line (depending on which way you look at it) is The White Hill, the … Read More “The Gold Line – a corridor of speed and regal power” »
The White Line Length: 331 miles. In my previous post about this triangle, called The Lunation Triangle by its discoverer Robin Heath, I talked about The Rose Line. The Rose Line goes from Edinburgh to Cardiff and passes through several sites of stronghold along its route, and many places associated with red or rose colours. … Read More “The White Line – following the virgin” »
Rose Line Length: 307 miles A long while ago I traced a ley line route which I called “The Rose Line“. This is not the same more famous Paris-based line which Dan Brown mentioned in The Da Vinci Code, but one which I have traced across the UK in order to discover more about its … Read More “The Rose Line – power points on the lunation triangle” »
It’s well past the Summer Solstice 2017 and I’m only just posting about Beltane. Boy, have I got some catching up to do! Let’s begin. A long time ago I drew my first ley line along a map of North Wales. One of its key points in Snowdonia was the peak of Yr Elen. Something … Read More “Beltane 2017 – Seeking Elen and the Stag” »
It’s not often that I bring the information from my meditation group into this space. In fact, this may only be the second time. However, when we are working with the larger energies and several people get exactly the same information, then I think that is more than just personal information – it’s information for … Read More “Merlin and the Spirit of Albion” »
“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” »
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” »
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