Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Lunch time was ignored in the pursuit of quests on our second day at Iona. I was astonished from the findings of the previous hour i.e. the questions on the beach. As we discussed this and Gwas’s adventures we walked along to the south side of the Island to a megalith that Gwas wanted to visit. As … Read More “Iona 2012 p6 Call of the White Stone” »
Come on, talk about adventure right? This is day two of our stay at Iona and I have already encountered a thought form, a dragon and something strange, as well as an awesome star filled night. And that doesn’t include the remarkable druidry of Gwas. Could it get more exciting? Of course! If you recall, all the way … Read More “Iona 2012 p5 Questions on the Beach” »
What is the time for you? For me it is around 3:30am. Some call it God Time. When the world is silent and if you’re lucky you can hear the call of intuition and if you’re even luckier, you can be bothered to get out of your bed and heed the call. In Iona I … Read More “Iona 2012 p4 Wild Nights” »
In the last two posts I told of how I had been guided around the Isle of Iona by an errant though form named Sarah. Gwas and I had climbed the hill known as Dun I (pronunciation pending) and as Gwas moved off to work on his quests I edged further and further west. The Atlantic ocean … Read More “Iona 2012 p3 Bargain with a Thought Form” »
In the previous post (Iona and the thought form) I mentioned a meeting and a bargain with a thought form named Sarah. Let’s continue with the Ionian adventure. As Gwas and I (and Sarah) walked towards the Abbey she pointed out energy spots. It was a rather cool feeling to have a guide that wasn’t a set … Read More “Iona 2012 p2 Sleeping Dragons” »
We’re off. Only a 6 hour drive in an amazing record beating downpour. This is the adventurers life. Gwas and I were off for a 2 day trip to Iona. An 11 hour journey in total, including two ferries. As far from civilisation as one can get in the Kingdom. Did that stop us? Of course not. … Read More “Iona 2012 p1 thought form” »
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