Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I know – a stag’s horns are usually called antlers. I am choosing to use the term ‘stag’s horns’ because those are the words that came to me when I asked for this next quest. “Horn” seems to have more resonance with concepts such as drinking vessels and therefore “grails” too. It makes my work … Read More “Finding the Horns of the Stag” »
My Beltane quest, to be completed before the Summer Solstice, is the “See with the eyes of The Hawk“. That was the message from the ever-useful Llangernyw Yew tree meditation that I did within the hollows of one of its ancient branches. Whilst trying to interpret this information I had tried to elicit a bit … Read More “The Cheshire Hawk Landscape Figure” »
I am reminded of a post that seems so long ago now in which I told you how I found my old beech staff, or rather, how I came across the staff in a magical moment where I asked for one to appear and moments later I came across the perfect branch for the job. In … Read More “The Whitegate White Staff” »
Waking to a cold and frosty morning. I reckoned that the sun was going to be out before long and so opted for a trip to Delamere forest for a walk and general closeness to nature. Wayne Dyer recommends this kind of stuff as ‘wilderness therapy‘ although exactly what I was being therapised for in … Read More “Knowledge from a forest” »
Delamere Forest, Cheshire:Â Sunday 18th January 2009 Let me set the scene: a cool but calm Winter’s day, two fools with copper rods and petrol station sarnies in backpacks wander purposefully and expectantly towards a specific place. All around the sometimes leafless trees flick from deciduous to evergreen and back again as they pass hesitant … Read More “Delamere Forest 2009 – in colour” »
You must be logged in to post a comment.