Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
This is part one of two posts describing the information that Dr.Patrick MacManaway presented at Shamanic Lands this year. I took so many notes that I could barely keep up and I had to take several photos of the screens because there was so much information on them! It was by no means a “dry” … Read More “Shamanic Lands 2016 p3 – The Energy of Dragons” »
Nature has a way of rebounding things on you in a kind of cosmic joke. I had just run out of posts and was wondering what I could write about next. Spring Equinox is still a way off (this post written on the 14th Feb), and outings will be rare due to the extreme weather … Read More “Revealing the Rowan Tree” »
After my experience getting to know my spirit guide at Penmaenawr‘s famous Druid’s Circle I met up once more with Kal who had been off having his own adventures, as usual. It seems that whenever we come to this sacred stone circle there are revelations, ruminations and investigations aplenty. It never fails to deliver something … Read More “Druid’s Circle 2013 – Dragons and Druids” »
I was working at The Druid’s Circle above Penmaenmawr in North Wales, and Kal was there too. The twilight hours were upon us. I had only one directive this evening, and that was to find out more about my work with my spirit guide Ash. We have a mutual relationship. I know from a tarot reading that … Read More “Druid’s Circle 2013 – Energy Attractors and Disruptors” »
I had deliberately kept the number of site visits low for Beltane. The daylight hours are still short, the distance we had to travel to get there was sufficient to drain away the day, and I wanted to be able to feel ‘unhurried’ when we got to a site. Almost as if enhancing this mood … Read More “Beltane 2013 p2 – Wilderness and Laughter” »
In this post I am going to tell you about the single most powerful and fascinating true story of some work I did with a healer friend as we worked on resolving a long-standing energy problem at a sacred site in Cheshire. Every word is true and as it happened. I think you will find it … Read More “The Bridestones 2011 – a new healing centre” »
On our Llangollen day out the furthest point away from home was close to one of our favourite circles, Moel-Ty-Uchaf, but this day we were not going to climb up the incredibly steep track to that circle. This day we were parking mere feet away from the entrance to the circle called Tyfos. The Legend … Read More “Tyfos 2011 – The Battle of Sun and Moon” »
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