blogging a true path
When I had a day to spare I already knew where I wanted to go to find the Song of the Mountain Wind. Corndon Hill in Shropshire pulled me towards it. Since discovering Mitchell’s Fold stone circle nearby, and then having a remote viewing of a cluster of cairns on the top of the hill, … Read More “Corndon Hill 2015 – Song of the Mountain Wind” »
It’s only rarely that I go to a sacred site and find that I am there to offer someone else advice, rather than learn something myself. Knowth, one of the treasures of the Boyne Valley complex in Ireland, offered me both opportunities on my last visit. On this visit I would hear a dire warning … Read More “Summer Solstice 2015 p2 – Dragon Master of Knowth” »
Drombeg stone circle, West Cork, Country Cork, Ireland. Finally, we have arrived at the last of my posts in the Summer Solstice set (for all the series see this link). It has taken much longer than expected, not only due to the number of posts that the visit generated, but also due to issues with … Read More “Summer Solstice 2014 p11 – Understanding the Energy of Hills” »
Ardgroom stone circle, Kerry, Ireland Somehow, in our travels up and down the coast road of the Breara Peninsula, we had missed the sign. The sign was small and so was the lane along which we had to travel. The day was coming close to an end, and the sun was beginning to drag the … Read More “Summer Solstice 2014 p10 – The Cauldron of Cailleach” »
If the title sounds like a practical guide to ecological well-being then it is only partly misleading! This story is a continuation of my tale about recovering a Golden Dragon that I was offered as a gift in Brittany. Now I am in Alderley Edge forest, and having re-acquired the Golden Dragon I am keen to see what we … Read More “Alderley Edge 2014 – Golden Dragon and Tree Roots” »
You may remember that I left you on a bit of a cliff-hanger at the finale of our visit to the French forest of Broceliande? I had been given the gift of a Golden Dragon but Kal had been incredibly suspicious of it, and his dowsing reported to him that it could only do harm. … Read More “Alderley Edge 2014 – Recovering the Golden Dragon” »
A recurring theme that has haunted my adventures for the past couple of years is Dragons. Personally I blame it on Ireland. In any case I was hoping that they didn’t rear their head in Brittany and my prayers were pretty much answered until the very last-minute of the very last site visit. We were … Read More “The Dragon incident Beltane 2014 – 18” »
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