In this post I have collected all of the themes and ideas that nearly got posted. Over the year we begin to write about many things, and almost half of them never get to see the light of day. in this post I have rounded up some of the trickly little blighters that have escaped … Read More “Ceridwen’s Cauldron – the drips that got spilt” »
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I have just finished two of the most impressive books on the subject of the Western Mystery Tradition’s greatest and original prophet: Merlin. To most of us, to almost everyone, Merlin has been portrayed as a caricature, a cartoon character, and a convenient symbol of a “wizard” with a Celtic flavour. With the exception of … Read More “Robert J Stewart: The Life and Mysticism of Merlin” »
Caitlin Matthews has the kind of voice that imparts a majestic aura. Her lecture on the ways of druidic learning and wisdom that appears on the latest OBOD (Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids) Druidcast MP3 (Number 24) is a clear and carefully researched lecture. We have a link to it in the right-hand links … Read More “Caitlin Matthews lecture about Druidic learning” »
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 2008 – a stone circle of interweaving energies” »
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