Tag: Energy grid

Imbolc 2016 P3 Criss-Crossing Lines

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Imbolc 2016 P3 Criss-Crossing Lines
Ancient Sites, Dowsing, Energy grid, Faery, Holy Wells and Sacred Springs, Saint George, Spirit Guides, Spirit of Place, Telluric, Wheel of the Year

There was more to my visit to Gawton’s Well at Imbolc. Not only had I been fortunate enough to be given my new quest for the Imbolc to Spring period, but I was also about to learn something important about the way that land spirits are formed and how their influence is distributed. Having felt … Read More “Imbolc 2016 P3 Criss-Crossing Lines” »

2010 – Summary of the Year

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2010 – Summary of the Year
Modern Druidry, Wheel of the Year

We have come a long way since we started in late 2008. All of that seems so long ago now, because so much has happened since then. We have grown. So I present a summary of the year’s work for 2010. Like Kal I intend to do this summary in a single post. Last year … Read More “2010 – Summary of the Year” »

Brittany 3: Mont St.Michel and The Temple of Mars

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Brittany 3: Mont St.Michel and The Temple of Mars
Ancient Sites, Dowsing

In the third part of my Brittany visit report I will be covering two sites: the legendary Mont St. Michel and the lesser known Temple of Mars. Mont St.Michel Mont St.Michel has a number of things about it that should pique the interest of any dowser, or anyone interested in ancient earth mysteries. Firstly, it is … Read More “Brittany 3: Mont St.Michel and The Temple of Mars” »

Notes from a Highlander: David Cowan’s work

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Bookshelf, Dowsing

When I first read a book by David Cowan called “Ley Lines and Earth Energies” the title seemed to match my desire – to learn as much as possible about ley lines. I wasn’t quite so sure about whether I was really interested in earth energies at that stage, or even what they were, in … Read More “Notes from a Highlander: David Cowan’s work” »