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Spring Equinox 2013 – Day of the Crow Part 1

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Spring Equinox 2013 – Day of the Crow Part 1
Ancient Sites, Bran the Blessed, Castles and Forts, Corvus The Crow, Dowsing, Hedge Druidry, Other Entities, Wheel of the Year

It was the Spring Equinox, as the title suggests. Contrary to expectation it was freezing cold, and my idea about visiting at least three elevated sacred sites seemed even more foolhardy than it had done when it had first been “suggested” to me through a vision received at Dinas Bran in Llangollen. Would I prove … Read More “Spring Equinox 2013 – Day of the Crow Part 1” »

LLangollen 2013 – Bran, Corvus and taking possession

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LLangollen 2013 – Bran, Corvus and taking possession
Ancient Sites, Arthur, Bran the Blessed, Castles and Forts, Celtic spirits, Corvus The Crow, Hills and Mounds, Quests

I love going out in the week. Everyone else is asleep in front of their televisions and our lands becomes the playground of this hedge druid. At least, that’s how it feels. On this rare dry evening I called Kal to come and share the wonders of Dinas Bran. It’s probably our closest amazing place. I … Read More “LLangollen 2013 – Bran, Corvus and taking possession” »

The synchronistic call to Delphi

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The synchronistic call to Delphi
Quests

Preamble: We have many words for the average, the mundane, the material, the non-sacred, the everyday kind of life. A term that I prefer these days is ‘the asleep’ which is stolen from one of my early mentors GI Gurdjieff. That description seems appropriate to this post because it presents us with a jumping off … Read More “The synchronistic call to Delphi” »

2012 – Summary of the Year by Gwas

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2012 – Summary of the Year by Gwas
Ancient Sites, Yearly Update

My summary of the year could easily take up several posts, but I’m not going to do that. Instead, I’m going to highlight the many important distinct elements that have taken place this year, and then provide links to the posts that illustrate these elements. On the whole it has been an amazingly packed, dense, active year. … Read More “2012 – Summary of the Year by Gwas” »

Ding Dong – Bran calling!

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Ding Dong – Bran calling!
Ancient Sites, Other Entities, Wheel of the Year

On a path such as mine I have a few rules – “reciprocal investments” you might call them – tacit agreements. The idea is that if I “tune in” to the Flow of the Universe in search of inspiration, then I must be prepared to act upon its motivations. In other words, if I ask … Read More “Ding Dong – Bran calling!” »

Lammas 2012 – The Quest to Free Merlin

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Lammas 2012 – The Quest to Free Merlin
Ancient Sites, Merlin, Wheel of the Year

In part two of my Lammas 2012 adventures for this year Kal and I were fooling around at the top of the Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall in East Wales. I had just settled in after my healing experience at the re-union point of three streams, and now I was gazing down the valley from the top … Read More “Lammas 2012 – The Quest to Free Merlin” »

Lammas 2012 – Healing History at Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall

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Lammas 2012 – Healing History at Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall
Ancient Sites, Experiment, Glyphs and Wards, Quests, Wheel of the Year

The day began with the promise of something beautiful to emerge from the nascent silver-grey clouds, whose meagre partings would later reveal the full glory of the late summer sun. Intrepid as always, and eager like beagles penned until their exuberance breaks free, Kal and I rushed for the mutually agreed starting point for most … Read More “Lammas 2012 – Healing History at Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall” »