Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
We wandered along the darkening roads around the floor off the valley. Bats swooped at us, as though sensing our excitement and wanting to join us. The steady trickle of the Kilmartin Burn accompanied us as the scoured the dark profile of the hills behind us looking for the full moon. We diverted ourselves with … Read More “Lammas 2015 p6 – Light In The Darkness at Moon Temple” »
This post is the second half of a post I did after the Summer Solstice. My purpose was to record the eight points in the year because at each of these artificial stages which were roughly aligned to the Celtic or Neo-Pagan calendar I would be seeking a task by communing with Nature. The task would … Read More “My Eight-Fold Year 2010 – the final four folds” »
The purpose of the time between Lammas and Autumn is, for me, to make magick manifest. Ways that I have been shown to do this are:- Perform some healing Energise some water Create a stronger nemeton using a magick circle Heal earth energy sites This is similar to the request at the start of the … Read More “Lammas to Autumn Equinox 2010: Make magick manifest” »
It’s that time of the year again, a cross-over point into the next eighth-part of the Wheel of the Year. This impending crossover day is Lammas, or Lughnasadh. Let’s be fashionable and call it Lammas for brevity’s sake. So, what is Lammas all about? Well, traditionally the revivalist pagans talk about the traditions that we … Read More “Lammas for Hedge Druids” »
Dowsing Results for 2009 At the start of the year I faithfully followed the proposed dates that aligned with the current Gregorian calendar. As the year progressed beyond Summer Solstice I came to feel that the dates that were marked as celebration dates bore little relation to the times when earth energies were specifically active. … Read More “Equinox, Solstice and Pagan Festival dowsing results for 2009” »
At Lammas (or Lughnasadh) I was with a group of friends who had collectively decided that we will walk the Sandstone Trail thorough Cheshire in September. In order to get some meaningful practise in we were doing the 17 mile stretch from Beeston Castle to Frodsham, where a pint of alcoholic ginger beer over ice awaited us. What … Read More “Lammas and Llamas” »
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