Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Some people like to take their holidays in a place they know and love. Me too – but let me qualify that statement. For me holidays are about an opportunity to visit somewhere I haven’t been before in a place that I know I love – Britain. You can imagine, though, that having spent over … Read More “The Long Man 2015 – Striding Like a Giant” »
Walking through the Broceliande Forest the next site that I had in mind is called L’Hotié de Viviane, or Viviane’s house (it is also called The Tomb of the Druids). The clouds are still a dull grey colour, but by now sunlight is beginning to pierce through the cloud cover, sending light scurrying through the … Read More “10 Beltane 2014 – Lair of the Land Giant” »
The wood that we were walking through had a magical feel to it. Not the same as what you get in the Wizards wood (Alderley Edge) but a definite sense of something present. Gwas and I journeyed through the wood and up a small hill to where the Tomb of Vivienne was located. I dowsed if … Read More “Vivienne and the Giant Beltane 2014 – 14” »
After a couple of unremarkable sites on the Locmaraquier peninsula, we were heading towards our final destination for this Brittany outing – Broceliande Forest. Broceliande has a reputation for being an ancient forest with strong claims to an Arthurian tradition. Certainly this is how the French Tourist Agency are marketing the space. For me, when I visited … Read More “Beltane 2014 p9 – Return to the Giants Tomb” »
On the way back from Kerlescan I was feeling elated. I had achieved the release of the Taliesin energy into the Carnac Energy Engine. The result has been an amazing vision of the release of far-reaching, nay international, subtle energy. That energy has the purpose of strengthening the bonds between the regions of Brittany and … Read More “Beltane 2014 p5 – Kercado and the New Quest” »
As you approach the Abbey of Iona – with its church dedicated to Mary – the first sight you encounter is the mound of Odran (or Oran). It lies before the abbey like a pregnant belly, partially obscuring the visible entrances to the abbey buildings. It immediately drew my attention, and I became mesmerised by it. … Read More “Ionian Equinox 2012 p2 – A Giant Grave” »
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