Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In early September 2026 I heard from my Druid friend Briar that a friend of hers had experienced a regular bout of unexplained activity in her house. The activity mainly centred around a rattling of her front door, but also extended to a bit of object movement too. I was intrigued, and asked Briar if … Read More “Haunted by the Black Monk” »
Fort Marlborough, nr. Es Castell, Menorca – October 9th 2013 I recently went to Menorca – one of the beautiful Balearic Islands off the eastern coast of Spain. One of the ways in which I was persuaded to go there was that not only was it a great destination for some autumn sunshine, but it was … Read More “Menorca 2013 p1 – Death Energy at a Fort” »
Considering that we’d only landed on the island a matter of an hour prior to this point a lot had gone on already. This was fixing up to be a worthwhile visit already. Whatever next? As though in a form of light relief I switched my attention away from the ancient mound of the giant … Read More “Ionian Equinox 2012 p3 – The Abbey of Iona” »
In a previous post I talked about the recently discovered information concerning my staff. I had discovered that it had acquired some powers courtesy of the Elemental Masters that I had encountered at Tinkinswood Chamber near Cardiff. After doing a tarot reading I discovered the nature of those powers. To recap those powers were:- Earth … Read More “More powers of the staff” »
Last year I had a bleak and pointless journey to Arbor Low. At that time I said that there were only two things that would make me ever go back there. One: a guarantee of warm weather. Two: if the site had awoken with the Spring, as this was the time when the dowsing rods suggested that … Read More “Spring Equinox 2012 – The Elements of Arbor Low” »
As the nights draw in here for the Northern Hemisphere countries our lives begin to change in subtle ways. We lose the lightning power of The Sun in the mornings and evenings. As this power is depleted the changes may even be mirrored in our body chemistry, and consequently in our thought processes. For many … Read More “Sickness, Shadows and Swords” »
The final destination for our visit around Llangollen was The Well of St Sarah. Having had a lot of success with St Helen’s well at Imbolc I wanted to visit another one to see if we could replicate that success. Interlude in a Church Before I go into that I just wanted to mention that … Read More “St Sarah the Patron Saint of Laughter” »
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