A song for Merlin is nothing like A Song For Europe (you may be pleased to hear). I was tasked with discovering the various lines of the song or poem, and then learning to recite it at a northern stone circle whose location i had been given in a vision. One snag – the poem was in … Read More “A Song for Merlin – Part 1” »
Category: Ley Lines
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” »
Sundown, Thursday 10th July. If you’ve been following these posts you’ll know that I have been tracing a straight ley line (one which aligns without deviation through several points of ‘ancient’ or ‘sacred’ significance) that I believe runs from at least Overton Hill in Frodsham to the field which sited the 2007 Welsh Eisteddfod just … Read More “Helsby, Cheshire – 8th July 2008” »
Had an interesting evening tracing the straight ley which extends from Frodsham Overton Hill, the front edge of Helsby Hill, and through to Hawarden, Mold, and beyond. It was my first experience of communicating purposefully with a tree in relation to dowsing activities. I decided to check Hawarden, as it was fairly close. Went there … Read More “Hawarden village dowsing – 7th July 2008” »
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