blogging a true path
Synchronistic backlash from the questions I had thrown at The wood of Magicians yesterday came to kick me in the butt the next evening some 300 miles away! It was Monday afternoon and I was heading for London to listen to the man who had changed my direction in life several years ago. Known to … Read More “Ask and ye shall be given” »
My Glastonbury pilgrimage is always a major event in my life. Each year it signals a major change in motivation towards achieving something amazing and progression along my spiritual path is always much faster and furious after the pilgrimage. Sometimes the visions that I receive are life-changing. Sometimes they take me in a direction that I didn’t expect. This … Read More “Healing through the palms” »
It was a rather rainy Sunday afternoon (12 August 2011) when I decided to take a trip out to the Wizards wood. I have a wonderful affiliation with that place as it was the first place that I had really communed with tree energies and also the first place where I had received a name … Read More “Mission Impossible Part 1” »
Every now and again I come across and idea that I can really tune into. One such idea is espoused by author R.J.Stewart in his book “The Well of Light – From Faery Healing to Earth Healing“. Something tells me from Mr.Stewart’s demeanour that spending time with that man might be a scary experience, and … Read More “The Seven Aptitudes for Faery Healing” »
This is the final part of my Summer Solstice 2011 quest in and around Glastonbury. In the first part of the day I had meditated at Glastonbury Abbey and seen a vision of Arthur and Guinevere, visited the Holy Thorn tree, and then mixed the red and the white waters from the Tor’s streams together. … Read More “Summer Solstice 2011 Part 2 – Camelot, The Tor and the Healing Thorn” »
Despite the previous night being a great night for star-watchers, I felt a ‘pull’ to go to Llandrillo’s stone circle on Tuesday 15th March. The day was cloudy and murky, but relatively warm, and the evening was the same. There would be no star-gazing this evening! I was going to Moel-Ty-Uchaf for many reasons: To confirm … Read More “Distant healing at Moel-Ty-Uchaf” »
This is the second post for my day trip to the deep south of Cornwall. The first post dealt with my visit to the Boleigh Fogou. The walk from there to the Merry Maidens is about 20 minutes. I had met a lady by the name of Louisa at the Fogou and we had decided … Read More “St Buryan, her twin and an exchange” »
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