Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In some cultures, particularly those classified by ethnographers as being “primitive”, there is a wide-ranging and long-lasting reported idea (often interpreted as being a belief) that a photograph captures the soul of a person (related article). I do not believe that this is an accurate reflection (pardon the pun) of the situation regarding human energy fields and … Read More “Working with photographs” »
It was late Thursday evening and I had questions on my mind. The foremost being where to find the answers to the questions posed in this post. Since I was currently located in the South-West of the UK, my personal preference was for something local-ish. Glastonbury? Avebury, Cornwall site? So I began my dowsing quest … Read More “Knight errant and ancient wisdom” »
Cumbria – September 27th, 2009 This is the final part (although it may be a long one) of our Cumbrian day out in late September of this year. Kal and I had spent the morning visiting the famous sites of Castlerigg and Long Meg, and then had retired to Penrith to reflect on the morning’s … Read More “Cumbrian Circles 2009 p4 – Mayburgh, Arthur’s Round Table, Oddendale and Gamelands” »
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