Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
At the beginning of June 2016 I was privileged to attend one of the most inspirational and heart-warming, not to mention educational and amusing weekends I have ever known. Shamanic Lands is a series of seminars which seemed custom-made for me. Not only was it centred upon the notion of recovering the shamanic teachings of … Read More “Shamanic Lands 2016 p1 – Discovering the Twelve Winds” »
My summary of the year could easily take up several posts, but I’m not going to do that. Instead, I’m going to highlight the many important distinct elements that have taken place this year, and then provide links to the posts that illustrate these elements. On the whole it has been an amazingly packed, dense, active year. … Read More “2012 – Summary of the Year by Gwas” »
I have just published my latest article on the subject of the esoteric elements that dowsing and druidry have in common. You can read this article on the “Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids (OBOD)” web site [link]. It will be on the site for November, and then I will place it into the Articles … Read More “ARTICLE: Dowsing & Druidry – The Esoteric Dimension” »
One of the skills that ancient historians attributed to the Vates of the Druid class was the ability to divine the future from a number of unusual sources. One of the sources that doesn’t involve disembowelment and which would therefore be considered to be relatively acceptable to the modern druid is bird augury – acquiring knowledge … Read More “A personal augury system” »
Firstly, before you read on, let me state this quite categorically: I am NOT setting myself up as any kind of authority on the practise of Druidry. Whilst I have many years experience in mystical concepts, ideas and theories I am relatively new to the framework of druidical practise and I do not propose to … Read More “The Druidic Method” »
I have just finished the book “Exploring the World of the Druids” by Miranda J. Green (see previous posting). My opinion of it is that it would make a fine textbook for a knowledge-hungry student, but I felt it lacked any real appreciation of druidry as a philosophy, and had too much reliance on the … Read More “Tales from the texts – part 1” »
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