Okay, this post just shows the dedication with which we report our experiences. Read it quickly because this post will self-destruct in five seconds… Gwas and I had just visited four sacred places on our first afternoon/evening in Ireland. It was the eve of the Summer Solstice (2014) and already we had had enough brilliant … Read More “A Bedroom, Faery and Goddess – p5 Solstice 2014” »
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Like a greased eel this post nearly slipped out of my grasp. It’s March 2014 and before the Spring Equinox launches me off into an orbit of seemingly never-ending work I thought it would be a good point to mention the “almost rans” of the last year – those aspects of my work which seemed random, … Read More “Summary of the Year 2013 – P3 – Loose Threads” »
Cornwall in winter can be stunning or cruel. Being the tip of the main island of Albion it is amongst the first to get battered by the south-westerly winds and rains. Recently this has caused devastation once again in Cornish coastal towns and villages. Luckily, I was at the tail end of a beautiful day … Read More “Cornwall Winter p4 – Carn Brea with Mary and Michael” »
Welcome to the first of three posts to summarise the adventures I’ve had this year. The first post will discuss the major themes of the year and my opinions on them. The second post will go into detail about the lessons I’ve learned and how I have developed as a result of those teachings. Finally, … Read More “Summary of the Year 2013 – Themes” »
So in the last post I gave you a video of how to push the aura. Quite exciting right? I mean the synchronistic movement of the pusher and pushee has to say a lot for validating that there is something going on. The human aura is an amazing thing and frankly I’d love to spend more … Read More “Aura size and dowsing” »
I set off on what I expected to be a simple walk in the evening sun, taking advantage of the last warmth of a wonderful weekend for weather. By the gods that warmth was welcome after the latest and coldest Spring in thirty years! For some reason I was compelled to walk along the sandstone … Read More “Making a Summer Nemeton” »
Often my wife has to work away from home. She gets to visit places the length and breadth of these islands, which has broadened her own horizons considerably. As a lone traveller, though, apart from the solitary travel there is also the feeling of being in a new place on your own – it’s not … Read More “The Swansea Suppression” »
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