Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
As I am “back” and in the swing of things again, I couldn’t let the Autumn Equinox go by without a sacred sites outing, like the old days. As I now reside in north Oxfordshire the obvious place to go was The Rollright Stones. Oft visited, and only 40 minutes away from me, yet not … Read More “Autumn Equinox 2026 p1 – Unlocking The Rollrights” »
The Moel-Ty-Uchaf stone circle high above the village of Llandrillo in North Wales is one of the toughest tests of determination and stamina. It takes around 40 minutes of relentless climbing up a very steep gradient to reach it. Yet, when a circle calls – we heed it! In this story I found that patience is … Read More “Sun and Moon Glyphs for the Merlin Staff” »
As a prelude to what is to come, I think this is the most important post I have ever written. If you have any interest in megalithic sites, then I think you will enjoy this, and I am hoping it will generate a lot of discussion. One fine evening Kal and I had an outing to Mitchell’s … Read More “Twelve Steps to Creating a Sacred Site” »
After Bryn Celli Ddu we travelled further along the southern coast road towards the village of Brynsencien. We had discovered some interesting new patterns of energy around the ancient mound and chamber, and had spent time drawing upon the Winter Solstice energies. Now we wanted to see whether those energies might change at the next … Read More “Anglesey Winter Soltice 2010 p2 – Bryngwyn and the Soar Stone” »
Section 5. Ancient Sites From the beginning of my journey with the tools of dowsing I have sought to understand the way in which ancient sites may have been used, and how the energies of those places were shaped by the formation of the ancient monuments. During the year this directive has had to sit … Read More “Review of the Year 2009: Part 5 – Ancient Sites” »
This post follows on from the first part of the Rollright Stones complex, which can be found here. In the previous post I had been dowsing around the King Stone. I had identified a female line that followed the course of the path that leads up to the stone, and now I was following it … Read More “The Rollright Stones – Part 2: The King’s Men and the Whispering Knights” »
What follows is a description of a visit to the Rollright Stones that are a complex of megaliths perched on the Oxfordshire/Warwickshire border, near to the village of Little Rollright. I will, in due course, sketch out all of the findings and put them onto the Sacred Sites page so that you can see the … Read More “The Rollright Stones 2009 p1 – The King Stone” »
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