Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
On Saturday 31st July Kal and I went to Wiltshire (I think Kal said he was in Somerset! Hmmm.. and he was navigating too!). Wiltshire is the “home” of crop circles and this season has been no exception. We didn’t have far to travel within the county to find the ones we wanted to see, … Read More “The End of Crop Circles” »
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 – Wiltshire. I am breaking into the sequence of Ireland posts to bring you the first of a three-part installment of Glastonbury Solstice posts. I do this because I feel they are very important. Whereas the Irish posts tell the tale of how I prepared myself through working the various chakra … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 1: Woodhenge and Chirton Crop Circle” »
CropCircleConnector – the site that I trust to deliver sensible and timely information about the location and circumstances of the latest crop circles – has posted pictures of the first 2010 circle to appear. Yet again it has started in Wiltshire, and again the location is significant to those of us who watch for such … Read More “The First Crop Circle of 2010: My interpretation” »
Introduction This year has been the most fascinating year of my life. I have embraced areas of study that I has only ever fantasized about being involved with. I have learned things that I never believed in before, and have travelled further along my spiritual path than I thought I could. I am more aligned … Read More “Review of the Year 2009 : Part 1 – Natural Magick” »
Knighton Hill, near Wayland’s Smithy – 7th September, 2009 I thought that my chance to dowse a crop circle had gone this year. My recent two-day visit to Wiltshire’s White Horse Valley had been fruitless in terms of finding any remaining wheat or corn circles, as they had all been harvested. It was only by … Read More “The Knighton Hill maize circle: my part in its downfall” »
The Dragon’s Egg: Avebury In the final part of chasing the dragon’s trail I found myself amongst the most impressive of Wiltshire’s ancient sites – the immense stone circles of Avebury. I arrived at 6pm as the sun was beginning its descent and shadows were growing long and dark across the split village. The occasional … Read More “Trail of the White Dragon: Part 3 – The Avebury Egg” »
As fortune would have it – I set off at about 6am on a fine summer’s day heading southward to meet up with Lucy Pringle and a few other cohorts to tour around some of 2009’s crop circles in Wiltshire. I arrived at Silbury Hill (our meeting place) at 10:00 am on the dot to … Read More “Crop Circles & the dowsing rod” »
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