Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Castell Dinas Bran – Llangollen, North Wales, 20th February. There are times on this ‘path’ where a calling is received. It’s not like a phone call, or a text message arriving – it’s infinitely more subtle than that. You begin to receive signals – a name appears somewhere, or someone mentions a place, or you … Read More “Dinas Bran – February 2010” »
As I reported in my previous Arbor Low post Kal and I were inside the stone circle taking dowsing readings. This post is the product of those readings, and, as I had hoped, the great stone circle did indeed give up some of its secrets that evening. The results I present here are only preliminary … Read More “Arbor Low – Part 2: The Ley Line Connections” »
Cumbria – September 27th, 2009 This is the final part (although it may be a long one) of our Cumbrian day out in late September of this year. Kal and I had spent the morning visiting the famous sites of Castlerigg and Long Meg, and then had retired to Penrith to reflect on the morning’s … Read More “Cumbrian Circles 2009 p4 – Mayburgh, Arthur’s Round Table, Oddendale and Gamelands” »
I have just finished two of the most impressive books on the subject of the Western Mystery Tradition’s greatest and original prophet: Merlin. To most of us, to almost everyone, Merlin has been portrayed as a caricature, a cartoon character, and a convenient symbol of a “wizard” with a Celtic flavour. With the exception of … Read More “Robert J Stewart: The Life and Mysticism of Merlin” »
My final dowsing experience in Pembrokeshire came about unexpectedly. We had been driving around the area on our way back from a trip around the famous coastline, but it had been wet for most of the day. Now, as we headed back to Cardigan, a little sunlight was threatening to appear, which lifted our spirits. … Read More “Pembrokeshire 2008 p3 – Carreg Coetan Arthur” »
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