In the culmination of the Lammas work I describe a long-awaited meeting between the Lord of the Underworld – Gwyn Ap Nudd – and little old me. Now, I have some caveats about this post which I will point out straight away. The location was given to me by a devotee of this site along … Read More “Lammas 2013 p2 – The Faery Feast” »
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August has been a busy month – socially, and in terms of holidays and druidry. So at the end of August begins our stories about Lammas, Lughnasah, or Lunasa – whichever you prefer. I used to call it Lammas, but I’m coming around to the ideas of using Lunasa, as it contains a more direct … Read More “Lammas 2013 p1 – Lunasa, Lunacy and Re-balancing” »
The day began with the promise of something beautiful to emerge from the nascent silver-grey clouds, whose meagre partings would later reveal the full glory of the late summer sun. Intrepid as always, and eager like beagles penned until their exuberance breaks free, Kal and I rushed for the mutually agreed starting point for most … Read More “Lammas 2012 – Healing History at Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall” »
In this second part of my Anglesey outing for Lughnasagh I will be telling you about my meditation at the Benllech dolmen, and a revealing dowsing encounter. The story is also a warning to those who are still struggling to allow their intuition to be their primary guide through life. Sometimes our tales are of … Read More “Lammas 2011 on Anglesey – Part 2” »
Even though Kal and I had gone to Lud’s Church for Lughnasagh (Lammas) I wanted to do something of my own, so I took some time off work to go on a little outing of my own. The dowsing rods had indicated that the best place to visit would be Anglesey, and so I sought … Read More “Lammas 2011 on Anglesey – Part 1” »
Sunday 20th June, 2010 – Glastonbury, Somerset. This is the fourth in the series of Summer Solstice posts, and by far the most ….important, astonishing, profound? In previous posts I have detailed my quest to finish off my tasks for the previous eighth part of the year, and then to discover the purpose of the … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 4: Chalice Well Druid” »
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