blogging a true path
It was a fabulous sunny day when we met up on the festival day of Beltane. Accompanying the sun was a fresh breeze that would be accompanying us off and on throughout the day. I had a feeling and decided to change the itinerary. Dinas Bran was to be the last place we were going … Read More “Beltane I: Wisdom from Cailleach at Dinas Bran” »
It was a fabulous sunny Sunday and there was no way I was going to be staying in my rooms in Devonshire with the Solar deity virtually shouting my name. So without a thought I decided to wander off to the legendary home of King Arthur, namely Tintagel. I had been there twice before, once … Read More “A gift from Cailleach at Tintagel Castle” »
I think it must be the fact that i’m cutting down on my caffeine intake that this afternoon around 3pm I found myself nodding off at work. You know what I mean, right? Where you just can’t keep your eyes open. Fortunately my desk is right at the back of the room and facing away … Read More “Cailleach, a wand and being knighted” »
As the Wheel of the Year rolls through the Winter months we reach the first major milestone on 2011 – Imbolc. This festival is the first of the year’s Nature worship moments – a time to appreciate the beginnings of new life in the land. So, what are the origins and purposes of this festival? … Read More “A Hedge Druid’s Imbolc 2011” »
Since I have some time on my hands thought I would catchup with some really old (half a year) posts. This one is from memory i’m afraid and although vivid, might contain the odd in-accuracy. Who can tell though, right? Since it concerns my adventures and recollections. Gwas and I were in the midst of … Read More “Ireland Cailleach and Four Knocks” »
Friday 28th May 2010 – Baltinglass, County Wicklow I got a bit carried away telling you about the good stuff and I forgot to tell you about the bad stuff, “Lesson #1”, or as we refer to it “The Leprechaun Incident“. Let me take you back in time to Friday 28th May. You may remember … Read More “Baltinglass: Treading on the toes of the Little People” »
We are still on our first day in Ireland, having just landed at the hotel and taken a breather from our long journey through the “non toll” roads of Dublin, we decided to hit out for Tara. As Gwas will no doubt relate some of the historical aspects of this site I will deal with … Read More “Ireland 2 – A visit by Cailleach” »
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