Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
It’s nice to be out in Derbyshire again. It has to be my favourite place to visit. Today we were going to visit a place we have only been on occasion but often passed by. Five Wells. The last time I visited here had resulted in a Sun and Moon aligned day. The effects on … Read More “Five Wells and an affirmation” »
Of all the places we visited on this Emerald Isle trip, Kenmare was the easiest to get to. Although the signposting was a bit askew for our liking, the site itself was on the border of the town and easy to walk to. We arrived in the beautiful early morning sun and found only a … Read More “Song of the Energy Double at Kenmare – p6 Solstice 2014” »
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” »
At the start of Day 2 on Iona we were greeted by cloudy weather. This can’t be right? Let’s see whether that continues when Kal gets out into the open! He always brings the sun out. Kal was a bit tired from his exploits the previous evening. I’ll let him explain that. I had slept … Read More “Ionian Equinox 2012 p5 – Angel Hill and Other Worlds” »
Karnak Temple Karnak temple is only a few miles outside of Luxor. The temple is connected to Luxor temple via a row of hundreds of carved sphinxes – nothing like the size of the famous Giza sphinx, but with each one being at least man-sized or slightly larger that makes for one hell of an … Read More “Egypt 2012: Part 4 – The Black Altar at Karnak Temple” »
You can’t come to Egypt and not take a ride on a camel, apparently. So, we did. We got up early and crossed the Nile from Aswan‘s east bank across to its west bank, where all the culture related to the afterlife was situated. On the western bank, just below the tomb for the Aga … Read More “Egypt 2012: Part 3 – Saint Simeon Monastery in Aswan” »
This is the first in my tales of energy investigations in the land of Egypt. Whether you plan a visit there or not I think you will find the tales interesting, and the findings got stranger as I became more embedded into the feel and culture of the land where Pharaohs and Pyramids haunt our imagination. Here’s … Read More “Egypt 2012: Part 1 – Sources of Coptic Power” »
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