Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I’m over half way with the telling of this tale of retrieving my ancestor energies. Only three posts to go. Up until now Kal and I have visited our first rath (or ringfort) – Rathcroghan. Feeling a bit peckish we retreated to the visitor centre to get some delicious food, and to obtain some directions … Read More “Ireland 2012: Part 7 – Forging the Sword at Ogulla Holy Well” »
Kal and I are still just outside the village of Ballyfarnon on the shores of Lough Melagh. It is our first day in Ireland on my ancestor energies quest. We have just looked around Kilronan Abbey and found some interesting and significant graves. Now we’ve crossed the road to St Lassair’s Well. Saint Lassair is an interesting … Read More “Ireland 2012 Part 3: The Well of Saint Lassair” »
In this third and final post on the Beltane trip I will reveal how I discovered the true meaning of the phrase “See with the hawk’s vision” – a phrase that had been given to me during my meditation beneath The Llangernyw Yew tree. After Llangernyw we drove the twenty or so miles towards the … Read More “Beltane 2011 Part 3 – Hunting The Hawk Of May” »
Saturday 29th May, Sacred Spring, Carlanstown, County Meath. [map] The second chakra that I wanted to check was that of the navel, or sacral chakra. I had felt that the Four Knocks chamber had been working my root chakra, but it may also have been doing the sacral or navel chakra too. I couldn’t be sure. For the … Read More “A Spring Clean for Carlanstown Spring” »
Having just returned from a visit to Glastonbury with Kal (more about that very soon) I wanted to do something for the Summer Solstice and to keep it local. Where better, then, for me to go than to our local holy well – Plegmund’s Well in the little hamlet of Plemstall which adjoins the larger … Read More “The Solstice – Plegmund’s Well” »
The concept of hydrotherapy, i.e. healing with water, goes back such a long way into the past that it is probably safest to assume that humans have always used water to effect cures. If you try to read about the origins of water healing you will undoubtedly be told to start with the Roman civilisation. This is clearly … Read More “Pistyll Rhaeadr: the healing power of waterfalls” »
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