Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Saturday 28th August, 2010 – Ridgeway, Oxfordshire. I was lucky enough to get to walk for a day along The Ridgeway – a trackway that follows the prominent chalk ridge running through Oxfordshire and into Wiltshire. It is famous as an ancient trackway and pilgrimage route across England, and its modern version stretches from Ivinghoe Beacon … Read More “Ridgeway 2010 – The walk, the hawk and the chalk” »
Part 1 I have just finished reading and digesting a book called “The Field” by Lynne McTaggart. In this post I am going to quickly go through what she says in light of what I have learned from other sources and in particular of what I “know” from dowsing and have theorised – or put … Read More “The Field by Lynne McTaggert Vs Subtle Energy by Kal Malik P1” »
Scattered throughout the last year or so of this blog is the term Genius Loci. As I did some research (on our own blog) I found that the term has escaped its original use and is getting bandied about a bit – by me no less, the guy who coined it in the first place. … Read More “Genius Loci – the story so far” »
There have been many wild and fantastic suggestions and theories about the coming of the group known enigmatically as The Shining Ones. Some “theorists” have said that they were so called because they gave off an unearthly light, or that they were extra-terrestrial visitors who came down to give knowledge to the human race to … Read More “The Shining Ones: re-acquiring ancient knowledge” »
Arbor Low stone circle, Derbyshire – November 17th 2009 We had decided to go to Arbor Low on a crackpot mission. Previously, Kal had discovered some radial ley lines emanating from the centre of the site like some kind of ancient spoked bicycle wheel, and I was determined to get some spot on bearings for … Read More “Arbor Low – Part 1: Dowsing the signature of the site” »
It was a stunningly hot and lovely summer’s day as we ventured north from Hockenheim in Germany, past the famous racing track. M and I were heading south-west of Heidelberg to reach the town of Schwetzingen. She had come to visit me for the weekend as I was holed up for two weeks in the Rhine Valley. I was … Read More “The Gardens of Schwetzingen Castle” »
I think I may have identified a major telluric current or ley line going from St.Martin’s church on the northern island of the Scilly Isles, through Mont St.Michel’s crypt dedicated to St.Martin, and on south-east through France and into northern Italy. The line finally spirals to a halt at Minerbio. I wonder if anyone knows … Read More “The Martin-Anne Line: from the Scilly Isles to the east coast of Italy” »
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