blogging a true path
This is the second part of what is now a three-part report of some of the megalithic or other sites that may be of interest to earth energy students, or students of the arcane and esoteric – all of which are accessible in a day’s drive around the area near Dundee in Perthshire, Scotland. In … Read More “A Day in Cowan’s Country: Part 2” »
This is the final part of the blog posts about the three main Carnac sites I visited in May of 2009. I didn’t feel inclined to dowse inside the fenced off field of stones, as I had already gathered the information I needed from the other fields, so M and I concentrated on visiting the … Read More “Brittany 7: Carnac alignments – Kerlescan” »
Kermario, Carnac – 8th May 2009 In this sixth instalment of the Brittany series, the second part of the Carnac visit, I found possibly the most interesting aspects of the whole Carnac visit (not to put you off the next post, but this is the ‘main feature’, if you like). Entrance stones As we walked … Read More “Brittany 6: Carnac alignments – Kermario” »
At the end of February I went out for a walk in my local village with the intention of testing out the tracking properties of my new GPS unit (honestly, I won’t bang on about it any more – I’m sure you’ve heard enough). I wasn’t going to mention this, as it was only a … Read More “How to be invisible: healing accident blackspots” »
Every once in a while I am stopped in my tracks when I read a passage from a book whose description of the subtle energies is so closely in accordance with my own experience. In Chapter 3 of Serge Kahili King’s book, simply entitled “Earth Energies”, I have found just such a correspondence. Describing Baron … Read More “Waymarkers: Reichenbach, Magnetism and Od” »
Updated 26th Nov 09 The exciting thing about working with ancient sacred sites is that, despite many sites having been destroyed, there are an astonishing number still waiting to be found, or at least recognised as sites of energetic interest, even if their name and usage has faded from common knowledge. There are many out … Read More “Google Maps: a Leyhunter’s tool” »
Had an interesting evening tracing the straight ley which extends from Frodsham Overton Hill, the front edge of Helsby Hill, and through to Hawarden, Mold, and beyond. It was my first experience of communicating purposefully with a tree in relation to dowsing activities. I decided to check Hawarden, as it was fairly close. Went there … Read More “Hawarden village dowsing – 7th July 2008” »
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