blogging a true path
This is the final part of the blog posts about the three main Carnac sites I visited in May of 2009. I didn’t feel inclined to dowse inside the fenced off field of stones, as I had already gathered the information I needed from the other fields, so M and I concentrated on visiting the … Read More “Brittany 7: Carnac alignments – Kerlescan” »
Kermario, Carnac – 8th May 2009 In this sixth instalment of the Brittany series, the second part of the Carnac visit, I found possibly the most interesting aspects of the whole Carnac visit (not to put you off the next post, but this is the ‘main feature’, if you like). Entrance stones As we walked … Read More “Brittany 6: Carnac alignments – Kermario” »
Brittany, Thursday 7th May This is the fourth post in my Brittany dowsing series, and for a brief moment I will be back-tracking. On the same day as we went to Mont St.Michel we had a small diversion to Dol De Bretagne, a town just off the main route along the Cotes D’Armour coast between … Read More “Brittany 4: Le Champ Dolent Stone” »
May 1st, or May Day, is the ancient Celtic fire festival of Beltane. It traditionally marks the appearance of the Pleiades star cluster in the constellation of Taurus, an event linked to the start of the farming calendar (which ends at Samhain, or All Hallow’s Eve). It is a fire festival in recognition of the … Read More “Beltane: Firing manifestations” »
Sometimes it’s only when you finish writing a post that you realise what it was all about, and can summarise it. Well, as an introduction to this post I want to warn you that if you’re feeling anything but extremely up-beat at the moment then you might want to skip to another cheery post, like “The … Read More “Calanais II: lumpy and grumpy” »
The Gauntlet A discussion broke out with a friend. I was telling him how Kal and I had dowsed for death energies and he became intrigued by the idea. He mentioned that a fellow had committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree in the field just behind his house in Macclesfield. He wondered if … Read More “The Hanging Tree: dowsing for death” »
This is part two of my Isle of Lewis posts. I visited the island of Harris and Lewis recently with my wife ‘M’ and we had a lovely (if windswept) weekend exploring the many megalithic sites of west Lewis. Previously I posted about the main site Callanish I, and in this post I will explore … Read More “Calanais III: a subterranean beauty” »
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