Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Why wouldn’t you want to go out on a wet and windy night to climb up a steep hill in the dark to visit a stone circle on an exposed ridge? Such rhetoric did play momentarily in my mind, but I ignored its facetiousness, and went anyway. The Corvus Correspondence As I arrived at the … Read More “Moel-Ty-Uchaf 2016 – Flickering Venus and Forgiveness” »
In the second of my Spring Equinox 2015 posts I recount a short tale about memory and stone. We had travelled northwards after scooting around the area of Rutland – an unusual area that very few people would be able to point to on a map of the country. Our searches for some sacred springs and … Read More “Spring Equinox 2015 p2 – Blood from a Grimstone” »
The sky was blue, the sun was out, and the weather was warm. Was it Spring? Well, it was the beginning of March, but you could be mistaken for thinking it was at least a month later in the year. Like fledglings stretching their furry wings we roused ourselves to make for our favourite perch – … Read More “Dinas Bran 2015 – The White, The Red and The Rose” »
Okay, Yesterday I visited Nine Stones Close. A beautiful sacred site and one that I will always hold a favourite. Ostensibly I had gone there to ask other questions (about questions) but why not knockout two birds with one rock, right? As part of my research I wanted to know the effects on our Energetic … Read More “Regret, forgiveness and our Energetic Double” »
In the second tale of my Nottingham adventures I had travelled the short distance from Clumber Park to Creswell Crags. A friend had once recommended Creswell Crags to me several years ago, and had mentioned that it contained some of the earliest cave pictures in the country. This was something that I thought I should … Read More “The Hobgoblin of Creswell Crags 2012” »
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