I was quite hesitant about producing “the usual” summary of the year. It has clearly not been a normal year. In fact, I would go as far as to say that the first half was good, but the second half took a much more dark and difficult turn. I’m not used to that. In all … Read More “Summary of the Year 2015 Part 1” »
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I was at the Mysterious Earth Conference this year. The conference was held at the Village Hall in the village of Grimsargh near Preston in Lancashire, England. Kal had come up so that we could go to this event together, which was very nice of him to make the effort. There were four speakers lined … Read More “Mysterious Earth Conference 2011” »
Sunday 30th May 2010 – Hill of Slane In the latter half of what had been a busy Sunday (and a full weekend, really) we were on the hunt for two final places to visit. The first needed to be somewhere suitable for working on the third eye chakra (or ‘brow’ chakra as it is … Read More “Hill of Slane: A Vision of Slaine” »
Sunday 29th May 2010 – Dowth, Boyne Valley, County Meath. Dowth (“The Place of Darkness”) is the lesser-visited site of the three famous megalithic structures in the Boyne Valley complex. It is less visited because there is no convenient bus taking tourists to the site, and instead intrepid visitors have to walk the mile or … Read More “Dowth: Place of Integration” »
Sunday 30th May 2010 – Knowth, County Meath This is the fourth of my posts about the journey through the seven chakras. In this post Kal and I returned to Knowth to exclusively dowse it for a purpose this time – for me to find out whether I could work on my heart chakra. This … Read More “Knowth – Part 2: a guide to power centres” »
Friday 28th May 2010 – Knowth, Country Meath, Ireland. The series of large megalithic structures concentrated in the Boyne Valley was the target of our first full day in Ireland. We were stationed nearby at Duleek, so getting to the Newgrange complex was a breeze, and we were properly fuelled by a hearty breakfast including … Read More “Knowth – Part 1: Rock Art and Energy Symbols” »
Stanton Moor and Eagle Tor, Derbyshire, February 27th, 2010. Our little adventure in the Derbyshire hills began on the first day of the Full Moon. Both Kal and I had felt its influence the previous night – for me it meant a sleepless night and a tight head. I love the Moon but it makes … Read More “Derbyshire Full Moon – Part 1: Nine Stones Close” »
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