Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
In the previous companion post to this one (Part 1) I talked about the death of crop circles in 2013, and how the prediction of that phenomenon was one of the major markers on my wayfaring through the magickal world I now inhabit. In the follow up I will be talking about the ways in which … Read More “What I learned from crop circles – Part 2” »
How could I refuse? In this post I talked about a challenge that a friend had put to me. In essence whether I could find out where a child had been conceived. As you can read I succeeded, primarily by finding the existence of conception energies. Now I had been given the opportunity to explore … Read More “Conception Energies – an odd finding” »
We have come a long way since we started in late 2008. All of that seems so long ago now, because so much has happened since then. We have grown. So I present a summary of the year’s work for 2010. Like Kal I intend to do this summary in a single post. Last year … Read More “2010 – Summary of the Year” »
On Saturday 31st July Kal and I went to Wiltshire (I think Kal said he was in Somerset! Hmmm.. and he was navigating too!). Wiltshire is the “home” of crop circles and this season has been no exception. We didn’t have far to travel within the county to find the ones we wanted to see, … Read More “The End of Crop Circles” »
Yesterday Gwas and I took the long trek to Somerset to explore this years Crop Circle phenomena. Gwas will of course tell his story, however most, if not all our results concurred. Below I will tell my results. Like them or not – this is what the Dowsing rods + a bit of intuition said… … Read More “Crop circles – the answers?” »
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 – Wiltshire. I am breaking into the sequence of Ireland posts to bring you the first of a three-part installment of Glastonbury Solstice posts. I do this because I feel they are very important. Whereas the Irish posts tell the tale of how I prepared myself through working the various chakra … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 1: Woodhenge and Chirton Crop Circle” »
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