blogging a true path
Pembrokeshire is littered with ancient sacred sites, which is something I hadn’t appreciated until I got there and saw a tourist map showing the main ones. There’s a large National Park area in the centre of Pembrokeshire that has many of these sites scattered on and around the Preselli Hills (avoids jokes about cheeseburgers, hound … Read More “The goat boy and the guide dog – Pentre Ifan, August 4th 2008” »
A few minutes ago I published my last post which contained a riddle posed by the oak tree that I had communed with: “The Sun is the Key, the Moon is the Door.” I had mentioned that I would ponder this. Anyway, I picked up my “Sacred Geography” book (see book recommendations on this blog … Read More “Coincidence and recognising signs” »
Kal and I had decided at our last meeting that we would try to get back to the Nine Ladies stone circle on Stanton Moor in Derbyshire as soon as we could manage it. So, on Tuesday I took my chances with the changeable weather and headed out to the site in my trusty little … Read More “Nine Ladies Stone Circle, Derbyshire – July 29th 2008” »
Firstly, before you read on, let me state this quite categorically: I am NOT setting myself up as any kind of authority on the practise of Druidry. Whilst I have many years experience in mystical concepts, ideas and theories I am relatively new to the framework of druidical practise and I do not propose to … Read More “The Druidic Method” »
I had taken my motorbike in for an MOT in the morning, and had the rest of the day booked off work. As it was a day that looked promising for good weather I decided to use the remaining sunshine to visit Anglesey again. I had biked over there a month ago to see what … Read More “Anglesey: Return to Bryn Celli Ddu – July 25th 2008” »
There are times when the magic of nature simply works without any poking or prodding on our part. One such night was Thursday July 24th, when a chance direction through Delamere Forest revealed more than could have been expected. Thursday evening was one of those English summer evenings where you feel it’s a crime to … Read More “Delamere Forest: new paths and staffs” »
Kal and I went back to Birchen Edge on 18th July. We felt as though we had only scratched the surface of the energies that flow around the dense heathland that tops the dramatic rocky cliff, but we got more than even we had bargained for, even though we came better prepared this time with … Read More “Birchen Edge 2: Ring cairns and yin/yang energies” »
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