Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Day two in Cornwall 2014. The winter weather had relented and the grey rain clouds had receded back to clear skies. My target for today were a series of sites around the Land’s End area – sites which Kal and I had passed by on our mission to get to the “good stuff” in summer. … Read More “Cornwall Winter p3 – Sancreed Beacon and Well” »
Although many ancient mounds are compared to the figures of women, and thus considered to be homages to female deities or Nature ‘herself’, it seems as though this is not just an ancient admiration. Recently the incredible new land sculpture known as “Northumberlandia” was opened to the public near the town of Cramlington. The park is one … Read More “The Female In The Landscape” »
We talk frequently on this blog about things such as frequency, vibration, energy and geometry. Chladni patterns, or Cymatics as they have become termed, are expressions of the geometry inherent in frequency. Chladni patterns – named after the acoustician and meteorologist Ernst Chladni – can be made visible by the vibration of sound through a … Read More “Cymatics: The Chladni Song” »
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