Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
I was quite hesitant about producing “the usual” summary of the year. It has clearly not been a normal year. In fact, I would go as far as to say that the first half was good, but the second half took a much more dark and difficult turn. I’m not used to that. In all … Read More “Summary of the Year 2015 Part 1” »
I bet that if you searched our site you would another post or two with the same title as above. It certainly has a sense of Deja Vu for me. Given the spiral nature of life as described endlessly herein, it makes sense for us to pivot around certain themes. I was out for a … Read More “What is in a name?” »
We were at the Druids Circle and had already had two revelations (see expect the unexpected man and Rainbow, Druids Circle and Questing for a Wand ) I had just asked whether there was anything else to learn here and was greeted with a Yes. The dowsing rods took me to a stone that had two smaller … Read More “You are awakening” »
It was a rather rainy Sunday afternoon (12 August 2011) when I decided to take a trip out to the Wizards wood. I have a wonderful affiliation with that place as it was the first place that I had really communed with tree energies and also the first place where I had received a name … Read More “Mission Impossible Part 1” »
Sunday, 22nd August, 2010 – Tintagel, Cornwall. In the final post of our Cornwall visit I have reserved the best tale until last. Tintagel was supposed to be simply a passing visit to an historic site, but as usual mystical things began to happen once the dowsing rods had pointed the way. Tintagel is renowned as a … Read More “Cornwall 2010 – Tintagel, The Spirit of Arthur and The Blessed Isle” »
Good Day, It was a rainy day (isn’t it always?) when I decided to wander the paths of Alderley Edge Forest, known locally as The Edge. Gwas (see other posts) had been investigating the forest earlier in the week and I decided to try my hand at dowsing it. I want to just mention here … Read More “Magician of Alderley Edge 2008” »
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