blogging a true path
On my travels southward I had been following a line that I had felt was true, consistent, and indivisible. The energy ley was varying only in terms of its width and strength, but in terms of its direction and integrity it was whole and cardinally oriented. On the morning of the last day of my … Read More “Christchurch Twyneham 2011 – The Strange Attractor” »
In this third and final part of our excursion to Yorkshire I talk about the fascinating experiments that we did at Bolton Abbey – site of a ruined priory and a working church. There was so much good dowsing work done at this site that it needed a whole post to itself to do it … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 3: Bolton Abbey” »
This is the second part of our Yorkshire outing at Imbolc. In this half of the day we had our serious heads on. We went looking for a mighty stone circle, then passed a curious tower that we had to investigate, went to dowse at Bolton Abbey priory as the light began to fade, and … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 2: Druid’s Altar twice and Barden Tower” »
Imbolc – 29th January, 2011 – Yorkshire It had been a long time coming. Kal and I had intended to go to Lindisfarne in Northumberland for Imbolc, and in fact I had stated as much in the previous podcast for January, but when I worked out how much of the short day I would be … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 1: Shipley, St Helen’s Well and Malham Cove” »
Sunday 22nd August, 2010 – The Hurlers, Minions, Cornwall. Having driven through the village of Minions to get to Trethevy Quoit the night before we were fairly confident about finding the famous stone circles called “The Hurlers”. There was a big brown sign pointing to them and everything so how could we miss them? We … Read More “Cornwall 2010 – The Misty Hurlers” »
Sunday 23rd June, 2010 – Caerleon, Newport, South Wales. On our way back from Glastonbury, having stopped off at the pretty village of Priddy (actually, it was more like a bare triangle of grass, but..) we headed for Caerleon. The damned cheap SatNav I was using on my phone got us totally lost and we … Read More “Caerleon: lost with a compass” »
This is the third part of the story of my recent pilgrimage to Glastonbury. “Pilgrimage” – that’s what I’m calling these visits because that’s how I feel about them – they are modern-day pilgrimages to a “site of special spiritual interest”, to adopt and mutate the SSSI designation. Glastonbury itself recognises this and has a … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice – Part 3: The Dragon Vision” »
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