Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Anything related to ghosts, poltergeists, death energy or similar.
Last month I visited one of Manchester’s north-eastern satellite towns called Shaw. I went on a whim, and had map-dowsed the place I should go to, only to find that it had family connections – my grandparents had lives there. I remember visiting my grandmother in Shaw, but my grandfather had died before I was … Read More “A Grandfather’s Message” »
On our Shropshire outing I had planned to visit several hill forts. Having completely failed to be able to park anywhere near one of them, and having had our potential parking space stolen by someone else (seriously – we were in the middle of nowhere – where did that person come from?) we moved on. … Read More “Clun Castle 2011 – The Shade of the Warlock” »
In the final part of my Autumn Equinox posts from the island of Anglesey I talk about my visit to the wonderful and mysterious mound of Bryn Celli Ddu with my psychic friend Mike. As you might expect given the company I was in this was a different experience than my usual dowsing visits, and I … Read More “Autumn Equinox 2011: Part 3 – Bryn Celli Ddu” »
As you may know, a recent visit to Lud’s Church gave me another blue key towards achieving my Knights Quest. This key was to gain confidence in my voice. A curious key because I would have thought that I was quite confident in voicing my opinion or indeed in writing of my experiences (see this … Read More “Star Song” »
Continued from part III here. I had left Peter with an “Evil” thing in his attic. The thing had a negative energy strength of -6 (Yes it’s bad, but he had been living with a -10 for 2 years). So I wasn’t feeling too bad about it. The next day I couldn’t make it back … Read More “On the Edge Part IV” »
What with all the things Gwas and I are learning, I am happy to say that we are still explorers of The Edge. Have you noticed that neither of us has settled into a niche and gone for the in-depth rigorous research, rather we are trail blazers and wanderers in the land of here there … Read More “On the Edge Part I” »
Hexham is an ideal location for a stopover if you want to visit Hadrian’s Wall – the vast wall built by the Roman Emperor Hadrian in the 2nd Century C.E. M and I decided to stay in Hexham, Tynedale, as the last stop of our North-Eastern UK tour. By this time we had come to rely upon Trip Advisor … Read More “Hexham and the psychic attack” »
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