In this post I want to bring together some of the themes of the year, and associate key posts with those themes. Together they forms a description of my spiritual year for 2016. THEME 1 – Taliesin: bardic work, light, awen and courage. IMBOLC: Brigid at Derbyshire sites such as Gawton’s Well. I experienced the … Read More “2016 Summary of the Year” »
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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” »
Section 6 : Esoteric learning Originally I called this section ‘Miscellaneous’ but on reading back through it again I thought that moniker did it a dis-service, because the information in here is really more about various pieces of esoteric learning that I have come across in the last year. Each piece is a piece of … Read More “Review of the Year 2009: Part 6 – Esoteric learning” »
Kal had given me a few DVDs that someone who had attended this year’s Glastonbury Symposium had obtained. Sadly, this person had not purchased the one containing Philip Carr-Gomm‘s talk, Luckily, that particular speech can be heard in two of the recent Druidcast MP3s (nos.31 and 32). And jolly interesting they were too. Nor did this … Read More “Solara An-Ra stole my soul!” »
A recent visit to Treadwell’s Bookshop in Covent Garden,London allowed me to stock up on some interesting Druid-related books. I only had an hour in there but in that time managed to find some great books, details of which I will add to the Bibliograhy list soon. The books were mostly things that I haven’t seen in … Read More “Treadwell’s Bookshop” »
2007-8: The Year of The Path I was looking back over some of the photographs that I started taking when I first re-discovered my interest in visiting ancient sites, which led to dowsing, and then progressed to let grow a meaningful apprenticeship and relationship with Nature. I realised as I looked at those early photographs … Read More “A Year of Dowsing and Druidry 2008” »
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