Shronebirrane stone circle, Kerry, Ireland To find this circle you need to follow the brown signs inland from the R571 Beara peninsula coast road after passing through Lauragh village. More information can be found at the Isle of Albion site. After wending our way along a single track road that snaked along a valley floor for what … Read More “Summer Solstice 2014 p9 – The Pact with Cailleach” »
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We were lost or rather the sacred sites we were looking for were not where the map had indicated. We drove back and forth along several routes to no avail. I was reminded of a spell I had come across long ago. Turn about – where a person is put into such a confusion that … Read More “Visions of the 3rd Eye – p9 Solstice 2014” »
At the Sheen Valley Heritage Centre I had spotted a sign that had something to do with my favourite hag Cailleach and had intimated to Gwas that it should go our itinerary. However after the amazing experiences of integration at that place I plain forgot about it and from the direction we were driving it … Read More “Cailleach the Sun Goddess – p8 Solstice 2014” »
Dromagorteen stone circle, Kerry, Ireland Dammit! I’ve missed a post and now they’re slightly out of order. This is the sixth post of my Ireland summer solstice story. Sorry that I have posted it after the seventh! I don’t know how I missed it because this is a really important post, full of magical happenings … Read More “Summer Solstice 2014 p6 – Cailleach Gives Birth” »
Of all the places we visited on this Emerald Isle trip, Kenmare was the easiest to get to. Although the signposting was a bit askew for our liking, the site itself was on the border of the town and easy to walk to. We arrived in the beautiful early morning sun and found only a … Read More “Song of the Energy Double at Kenmare – p6 Solstice 2014” »
Just when you thought it was safe to go home. This is why I don’t like to go on tours. Unless of course it is one of ours. It is with one hundred percent conviction that I can say that sacred pilgrimages do not conform to timetables or to pre-ordered site visits. For almost six … Read More “Bringing a sacred site to life – p4 Solstice 2014” »
With some astute navigation we had arrived at the final sacred site of our first afternoon/evening in Ireland. We had visited a couple of sites so far and the experiences at each had been overwhelmingly fabulous. I was eager to see what could be learned here. As is usual I asked whether there was anything … Read More “Depth in the Depths of Coom Wedge Tomb – p3 Solstice 2014” »
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