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In this third part of our South Wales trip I talk about our visit to a museum of stones, and then go on to discuss the amazing findings at the Samson Stone – a standing stone linked in to a very ancient network of energies related to the myths surrounding King Arthur. You can also watch a video of Kal dowsing the … Read More “South Wales 2011 : Part 3 – The Samson Stone and the Stone Museum” »
Often Kal and I time our visits to meet the requirements of whether the ‘sacred date’ (of the Celtic Year) comes closest to a Full Moon or a New Moon. One such visit coincided with a New Moon on July 30th. This coincided with the Lammas (or Lughnasagh) Festival. We decided that a visit to … Read More “Remote dreaming at Lud’s Church” »
St Catherine’s Well – Boot – [Portal] [Map] In the fourth part of our Spring Equinox journey you find the intrepid adventurers heading for the Eskdale Valley – a ravine of insurmountable beauty that forms the vista for the Hard Knott Roman hillfort at its eastern end. In the basin of the valley is the … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 4 – The Nature of St Catherine” »
I see that a combined team of Manchester and York University archaeologists have uncovered Britain’s oldest house to date in the ever-more-fascinating Star Carr site near the seaside town of Scarborough in the North East of England. Julian Cope was referring to Star Carr many years ago, long before many people were even aware of its significance (check out … Read More “Star Carr: Our Past, Their Clutter” »
Saturday 29th May 2010 – Four Knocks, County Meath On the morning of Saturday 29th May I roped Kal into one of my crazy ideas. We would spend the next two days on a modern pilgrimage, just like we had done at Glastonbury the year before. We would find a starting point and then let … Read More “Four Knocks: Sun, Moon and Uranus” »
Section 3. Tree Spirits, Elementals and Death Energies This is such an important set of topics that I feel I have to provide some context and background information on them. How, exactly, did we get from the position of not believing in spirits of any kind at all, to having contact with tree, elemental and death … Read More “Review of the Year 2009 : Part 3 – Tree Spirits, Elementals and Death Energies” »
Now I know why the Cuillin Mountains are so-named, for ‘cooling’ they were. M and I woke on Saturday morning on the Isle of Skye to the sight of snow all around. A thin layer that rapidly receded in the March morning sunlight until only the sharp incisor teeth of the Cuillins themselves remained white. … Read More “Callenish I: Grave of the Kings and The Calanais Labyrinth” »
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