You never know when an exciting opportunity might arise. I was in Liverpool with M seeing a film at Picturehouse – a small cinema complex in the FACT building in the centre of the town. The film was “Mad To Be Normal” – a biopic of the radical psychiatrist R.D.Laing, played by David Tennant. The … Read More “The Perfumed City Spring 2017” »
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The second stop on our tour of the North Powys area brought us to the lovely town of Llanfyllin. The town has still got some of the traditional shops that you associated with the older market towns, including a delightful trinket shop selling crystals and incense and the like. There was just enough time for me … Read More “Winter Solstice 2016 p2 – Myllin’s Magic” »
Our holiday to Hungary was supposed to be a whole week off, and particularly for me a whole week of spiritual interests. In large part it was, but somehow the forces of the wild managed to break through into my full-on Tourist Mode in the middle of the week. It happened to be a full … Read More “Homage to the Hungarian Witch Hill 2013” »
Imbolc – 29th January, 2011 – Yorkshire It had been a long time coming. Kal and I had intended to go to Lindisfarne in Northumberland for Imbolc, and in fact I had stated as much in the previous podcast for January, but when I worked out how much of the short day I would be … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 1: Shipley, St Helen’s Well and Malham Cove” »
Saturday 29th May, Sacred Spring, Carlanstown, County Meath. [map] The second chakra that I wanted to check was that of the navel, or sacral chakra. I had felt that the Four Knocks chamber had been working my root chakra, but it may also have been doing the sacral or navel chakra too. I couldn’t be sure. For the … Read More “A Spring Clean for Carlanstown Spring” »
The concept of hydrotherapy, i.e. healing with water, goes back such a long way into the past that it is probably safest to assume that humans have always used water to effect cures. If you try to read about the origins of water healing you will undoubtedly be told to start with the Roman civilisation. This is clearly … Read More “Pistyll Rhaeadr: the healing power of waterfalls” »
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