blogging a true path
“Time is an illusion, lunch time doubly so” is a famous quote from The Hitch-Hikers Guide (needs no further introduction). Over the last few months Chris and I have often delved into the notion of time. With my sciency background and mind chock full of sci-fi books, films and TV I am not averse to … Read More “The Weight of Souls at Woodhenge” »
It is a week away from the Spring Equinox 2014 and I was wondering. At our last outing a couple of weeks ago we went to Nine Stones close and I was informed that I would need to have merged with my Energy Double to be able to sustain a meeting with the Ice Dragon. … Read More “Wizards & Goddesses” »
In the second half of my second summary post for 2013 I’m completing the lessons learned for the remainder of the year – that’s August to December. In this post I talk about the stag energies, energetic balance, death energy and some of the natural magickal techniques that I have been shown this year. August … Read More “Summary 2013 – Lessons Learned Pt2” »
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” »
The story so far… It all began with an investigation into a poltergeist phenomena. Which had the flavour of something from my own past. Which led to me having the courage to follow a path with a heart. A journey that had me questing for a place of peace. And so we are here. I … Read More “Secret Garden p5” »
In my exploration of energy I have come to the hypothesis that intuition and emotion are the interface between our organic self and our energetic self. Now I am sat during the final moments of the sun’s setting, facing the western shore looking out into the Irish sea. Behind and below me is the ancient … Read More “A circle, a yew and an energy double p4” »
As you approach the Abbey of Iona – with its church dedicated to Mary – the first sight you encounter is the mound of Odran (or Oran). It lies before the abbey like a pregnant belly, partially obscuring the visible entrances to the abbey buildings. It immediately drew my attention, and I became mesmerised by it. … Read More “Ionian Equinox 2012 p2 – A Giant Grave” »
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