Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In the final part of my South Wales posts I will be telling you about the amazing chamber of Tinkinswood, and how dowsing revealed some intriguing explanations for the usage of the chamber and how it was powered by Elemental Masters. What are ‘Elemental Masters’? Good question. Read on! We parked at the entrance to … Read More “South Wales 2011 : Part 4 – Elemental Masters at Tinkinswood” »
With about as much preparation as a shotgun wedding Kal and I decided to meet up “half way” in Chepstow in order to explore the South Wales area for megalithic sites. We both had different quests to pursue, but sometimes the quests are secondary to the much more enlivening act of just being out together … Read More “South Wales 2011 : Part 1 – Parc le Breos” »
Near to the village of Dorstone in the Golden Valley of Herefordshire is a wonderfully preserved ancient monument called “Arthur’s Stone“. The monument is on the borderlands of England and Wales, and as the map below shows there is a congregation of settlements and an alignment of sites along the ridges between the rivers Wye … Read More “Arthur’s Stone – Initiation and Concepts of Arthur” »
In this second part of my Anglesey outing for Lughnasagh I will be telling you about my meditation at the Benllech dolmen, and a revealing dowsing encounter. The story is also a warning to those who are still struggling to allow their intuition to be their primary guide through life. Sometimes our tales are of … Read More “Lammas 2011 on Anglesey – Part 2” »
Friday 28th May 2010 – Newgrange, Country Meath, Ireland. This is the second part of the account of our visit to Newgrange. One thing became abundantly clear to me as we were there – this was not a suitable place to be doing some work on my chakras. The rods luckily agreed with that instinctive … Read More “Newgrange – Part 2: The initiation room” »
As I mentioned in my post about an update to the Sacred Sites page recently here is a more detailed account of my recent visit to the rather small but beautifully formed site that is The Bridestones. By some accounts what remains is but a small part of an originally much larger collection of stones … Read More “Bridestones re-visited: energy mapping” »
Sunday 10th May – Créhen, Brittany What I thought was the last of my dowsing trips on this holiday was to a small structure situated in the middle of some agricultural land just outside the village of Créhen near the northern coast of Brittany. Luckily the site is signed by one of the small blue … Read More “Brittany 8: Créhen’s ‘allé couverte’” »
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