Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
This year, 2011, I spent Samhain at two places. Not at the same time, obviously. That would be impossible even for a hedge druid who is accustomed to the unusual. I first spent some time with a group of friends in Derbyshire (more about that soon) and then I went with my wife M to … Read More “Samhain 2011 – Pentre Ifan” »
On a day that only a mother could love I dragged my long-suffering spouse into the farthest reaches of our lands to the western shores of Pembrokeshire. Why would I do such a thing to a nice lady? Well, I had taken the day off to celebrate Samhain, and it was part of my year’s quest that … Read More “From Berth to Death 2011: Arthur’s Grave” »
I sometimes find myself doing some very strange things without knowing why. This night was one of those strange evenings, and yet the strangeness would continue beyond this night and lead to an even stranger conclusion by the time I had finished unravelling all of the clues. I had decided that at some point in the week … Read More “The Berth and Death of Scorpius 2011” »
In my endeavours to fulfil a difficult quest that I was given at the Spring Equinox 2011 I have been researching some star and site alignments with the help of dowsing rods. The quest I was given was to modify my energy field in such a way as to cause either a blossoming of my … Read More “The Three Stars of Fertility” »
An article posted recently by Gregory Katz describes the latest findings from the archaeological excavations near to the Stonehenge complex of sites. The latest finding is the site of a bluestone circle, which is believed to have been associated with funeral rituals. But then we’ve heard things like that before. I would prefer to wait until … Read More “Bluehenge: funeral site near Stonehenge on River Avon” »
Kal has already written a lengthy and laudable account of the British Society of Dowsers conference recently, but he has urged me to add my own bits to it, and so I will add those elements that are in addition to his write-up, or which display my own perspective on those events. As we journeyed … Read More “The Cirencestershire Conflab 2008” »
My final dowsing experience in Pembrokeshire came about unexpectedly. We had been driving around the area on our way back from a trip around the famous coastline, but it had been wet for most of the day. Now, as we headed back to Cardigan, a little sunlight was threatening to appear, which lifted our spirits. … Read More “Pembrokeshire 2008 p3 – Carreg Coetan Arthur” »
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