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Gwas and I are were chatting about what the long winter nights would hold for our energetic pursuits. As always a plethora of ideas, experiments and ruminatory topics emerged. The cold nights haven’t drawn in yet but hey – what we waiting for? So this weekend the following experiments (exercise) will be preformed in my back … Read More “Winter Fun part 1 of many” »
Kal has fairly comprehensively listed the possible types of energy that we could be dealing with at stone circles and other sites. I wanted to just go through each point and see how I felt about each of the possibilities. Perhaps something will come out as a strong contender, whereas other may be rejected. Let’s … Read More “Response to “And then there be energies….”” »
I used to describe myself as an Energy worker but then the realisation came that we are all workers of energy, whether we know it or not – and so the term went into retirement. This blog is all about the energies that are found at stone circles – although we have digressed slightly into … Read More “and then there be energies…” »
Here is a list of phenomena that Kal and I keep experiencing when we visit sacred sites. It is the first of a series of posts to try to catalogue the formations and phenomena found at sacred sites when we dowse them. List of energy formations at stone circles Male energy coming out of circle … Read More “The Table of Elements – Part 1: common energetic formations at stone circles” »
Wednesday, 5th November 2008 The still of the day All week the weather had been still, hanging around, not doing much. I felt that as the week wore on the tension was building, as the mist was forming. I have been at home this week working through some decorating, but Wednesday seemed like an opportunity … Read More “Cerrig Pryfaid: a stone circle of ‘intertweaving’ energies” »
Updated 26th Nov 09 The exciting thing about working with ancient sacred sites is that, despite many sites having been destroyed, there are an astonishing number still waiting to be found, or at least recognised as sites of energetic interest, even if their name and usage has faded from common knowledge. There are many out … Read More “Google Maps: a Leyhunter’s tool” »
Three days of rain had preceded the day we were due to set out on our visit to Llandrillo. On the eve before I was tempted to adjourn the journey due to bad weather but I knew Gwas’s heart was set on it and in all honesty I have never let rain stop play so … Read More “Waterfall and Energetic Miscreants” »
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