Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Okay, I know, you must have heard of The Valley of the Kings, right? Well, not as exciting as I imagined. Let me retitle that for you…Valley of the Tombs of the Kings. Is a much more accurate and truer description of the place. About the only good – and rather funny – thing about … Read More “Research at the Valley of the Kings – Egypt 11” »
Sometimes you must wonder why I put such store in dowsing as a divination method. Of course, I talk about other methods – scrying, tarot, and other obscure methods. Some of these methods have provenance, and most have been validated by my own work to my satisfaction at some time or another. Yet I keep coming … Read More “Druids and dowsing” »
Near to the village of Dorstone in the Golden Valley of Herefordshire is a wonderfully preserved ancient monument called “Arthur’s Stone“. The monument is on the borderlands of England and Wales, and as the map below shows there is a congregation of settlements and an alignment of sites along the ridges between the rivers Wye … Read More “Arthur’s Stone – Initiation and Concepts of Arthur” »
An article posted recently by Gregory Katz describes the latest findings from the archaeological excavations near to the Stonehenge complex of sites. The latest finding is the site of a bluestone circle, which is believed to have been associated with funeral rituals. But then we’ve heard things like that before. I would prefer to wait until … Read More “Bluehenge: funeral site near Stonehenge on River Avon” »
