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It is not very often that I get to work with the ancestors, and even less so that I work with other people. On this occasions I got to do both, and the results surprised me. I was at Conscious Camp, and there was a ceremony hosted by the delightful “Rainbow” (by name and nature). It … Read More “Conscious Camp 2016 – Back in the Ancestral Feasting Hall” »
I don’t often put myself into the hands of someone else to do healing, as I usually think that I can do most of it myself. However, occasionally someone else can spot something that you are either missing, or deliberately avoiding. When I went to see a fellow shaman, the wonderful Debra Delglyn, then what … Read More “Healing The Past Self 2015” »
Hill of Tara – County Louth, Ireland It was still the first day of our visit, but we had checked into the B&B in order to get freshened up and prepared for an evening at The Hill of Tara. We were staying in Blackrock – quite a way out from the main attractions, but very reachable in … Read More “Summer Solstice 2015 p4 – Tara Celebrations” »
This is a post related to the quest “Become The Giant” that I was given at Spring Equinox. As the weather was fantastic for April, and Kal was eager to go out, I was easily persuaded to venture forth into Wales. Having no destination I suggested Gop Hill. Within half an hour (through heavy commuter … Read More “Lligwy Chamber and the Axis of Time 2015” »
It was a damp and windy September day when I arrived at my friend Michael’s house. The usual crew of our psychic friends were there, plus a new addition whom Michael had been wanting to introduce me to for ages. I was introduced to Janet and immediately I liked her. She was robust, earthy, plain-speaking … Read More “A new low for Arbor Low 2011” »
Sunday 30th May 2010 – Hill of Tara, County Meath. Ireland. This is the final post relating to my chakra work in Ireland in late May this year. It has been a long haul for anyone who’s been reading them all! I appreciate you taking the time to stick with it. If you want to … Read More “Hill of Tara re-visited: The Babbling Bard” »
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