blogging a true path
For what felt like a very long time (although, if I look back it is probably only a year or two) I have tried to locate the position of the Spirit of Place within Delamere Forest. The forest is one of the largest in Cheshire, and it used all year round by mountain bikers, dog … Read More “Delamere Forest – Meeting the Spirit of Place” »
March 11th, 2010: waning crescent moon. There I was, firmly ensconced at home and beginning to plan for the Spring Equinox outing that is coming up next week. Rather foolishly I asked the dowsing rods whether there were still any sites that I needed to awaken in the intervening week. The answer came back: TWO. … Read More “Gop Hill: Waking the sleeping lady” »
Section 2. Dowsing and Earth Energies A lot of work was done by Kal in particular this year relating to the modification of energy centres within houses. Some people call this “house dowsing” or “healing sick houses”. It relates to a concept called “geopathic stress”, but we have found that this “stress” has more causes … Read More “Review of the Year – 2009 : Part 2 – Dowsing and Earth Energies” »
Long Meg and Her Daughters – September 25th, 2009 The first thing that strikes you as you approach this site is the sheer size of it. Avebury could be considered to be massive, as it hosts a village at its centre, but Long Meg is also in the category of huge sites. Unlike Avebury very few of … Read More “Cumbrian circles – Part 2: A very Long Meg and Her Musical Daughters” »
It occurred to me that I have often talked of power centres in my posts without ever really defining what such things are. I will now seek to put that right. In this post I will explain what I have found power centres to be, what qualities and uses they have, and explain how you … Read More “Power centres: how to find your place of power” »
Silbury Hill, Wiltshire – September 2009 It’s time to introduce you all to the concept of Guerrilla Dowsing. It was invented by my colleague Kal on your first visit to Stonehenge. He was a bit miffed by the fact that we had travelled a long way to visit the site and it was all cordoned off. You … Read More “Guerrilla dowsing on Silbury Hill” »
It was late in the day when I pulled up at the small lay-by within plain sight of the huge mound that is Silbury Hill. To my left was my intended destination – to revisit West Kennet Long Barrow. I didn’t expect to have this opportunity again, and I didn’t know if I was ready … Read More “West Kennet: undergoing the transformation process” »
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