Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
The time of year has come around again when the seasons are changing from Summer to Autumn. I have to admit, like a father with his children I try not to have favourites when it comes to the times of the year because I strive for a balanced approach, but I do like the winds, … Read More “Getting ready for Autumn Equinox” »
I have tried to visit The Golden Grove before, but couldn’t find it on that occasion. This time I had better map, not just a printout from MultiMap. This reference may help you locate the site if you wish to find it yourself, because it’s not signposted in any way – SJ085817. Also, here is a … Read More “St Elmo’s Summer House and The Golden Grove” »
East Wales, Sunday 12th October 2008 1. Pistyll Rhaeadr Waterfall We started our day in bright sunshine, heading south towards the town of Oswestry on the A483, close to the border between England and Wales. Three times previously Kal and I had tried to find a waterfall called Pistyll Rhaeadr. I think our misdirection had … Read More “Moel-Ty-Uchaf and Pistyll Rhaeadr 2008 – a game of Cup and Ball” »
PART ONE: The build-up to facing fear When intuition calls these days I answer that call – even if the call will entail some difficulties, and my reason can pop up any number of good reasons why I shouldn’t follow “that squirly notion“, as McKenna puts it. Today I became intent and set upon a … Read More “Alone In The Dark: Pt.1” »
I realise that I have used the term ‘nemeton’ without giving it much of a definition. For me the nemeton of something is the energy that it projects. I have found that projection can take many shapes: a complete sphere is common, but also with trails of energy bursting out of that sphere, or perhaps … Read More “Glossolalia: The nemeton described” »
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