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I sometimes find myself doing some very strange things without knowing why. This night was one of those strange evenings, and yet the strangeness would continue beyond this night and lead to an even stranger conclusion by the time I had finished unravelling all of the clues. I had decided that at some point in the week … Read More “The Berth and Death of Scorpius 2011” »
Kal had just flown back from New York where he had been taking a well-earned break from his work in Devon. I, too, had just got back from my holidays in Northumberland and was eager to get out and about to fulfill the third and final part of my Spring Equinox quest. You may remember … Read More “Arthur’s Grave and the DNA chamber” »
This is the second part of three posts about my Spring Equinox 2011 quest to change my energy body to promote the fertility of plants. In the first part I told you about my experiences at Lud’s Church in Shropshire, and how I experienced an intake of the energy of the stars in Orion’s Belt. … Read More “The Arthurian Archetypes of Corvus” »
Lacra Stone Circles [Portal] [Map] In the final part of our Spring Equinox posts I want to relate the story and findings from the Kirksanton complex of megalithic sites. The stone circles that are situated above the village of Kirksanton are known collectively as the Lacra stone circles. The more terrestrial site is called the … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 6 – The Kirksanton Complex” »
Castlerigg stone circle – [Megalithic] [Map] Our Spring Equinox adventures began at the most beautiful stone circle in England – Castlerigg in Cumbria. As if that weren’t enough of a good start to the day we had a clear run to get there, and when we arrived the sun had cleared the sky to imbue the scene … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 1 – The Serpent at Castlerigg” »
I am writing this post because I lost a bet. When I last went out with Kal to Derbyshire a few weeks ago the clouds were thick and black. All the way there we had persistent rain threatening to make our day out a rather damp one. We didn’t have much time and I only had tow things on … Read More “Arbor Low 2011 – Sunshine and penance” »
In this third and final part of our excursion to Yorkshire I talk about the fascinating experiments that we did at Bolton Abbey – site of a ruined priory and a working church. There was so much good dowsing work done at this site that it needed a whole post to itself to do it … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 3: Bolton Abbey” »
