Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
Friday 28th May 2010 – Baltinglass, County Wicklow I got a bit carried away telling you about the good stuff and I forgot to tell you about the bad stuff, “Lesson #1”, or as we refer to it “The Leprechaun Incident“. Let me take you back in time to Friday 28th May. You may remember … Read More “Baltinglass: Treading on the toes of the Little People” »
After Bryn Celli Ddu we travelled further along the southern coast road towards the village of Brynsencien. We had discovered some interesting new patterns of energy around the ancient mound and chamber, and had spent time drawing upon the Winter Solstice energies. Now we wanted to see whether those energies might change at the next … Read More “Anglesey Winter Soltice 2010 p2 – Bryngwyn and the Soar Stone” »
This post follows on from the first part of the Rollright Stones complex, which can be found here. In the previous post I had been dowsing around the King Stone. I had identified a female line that followed the course of the path that leads up to the stone, and now I was following it … Read More “The Rollright Stones – Part 2: The King’s Men and the Whispering Knights” »
What follows is a description of a visit to the Rollright Stones that are a complex of megaliths perched on the Oxfordshire/Warwickshire border, near to the village of Little Rollright. I will, in due course, sketch out all of the findings and put them onto the Sacred Sites page so that you can see the … Read More “The Rollright Stones 2009 p1 – The King Stone” »
When I think of Rorschach I think of that fantastic character from The Watchmen comic and film, however, it was the less than fictional Dr. Hermann Rorschach who invented the famous psychological inkblot test in 1921. Why am I telling you this? Because it prefaces the idea that human beings have a tendency to distinguish … Read More “Rorschach Mind: the faces in the stones” »
Brittany, Thursday 7th May This is the fourth post in my Brittany dowsing series, and for a brief moment I will be back-tracking. On the same day as we went to Mont St.Michel we had a small diversion to Dol De Bretagne, a town just off the main route along the Cotes D’Armour coast between … Read More “Brittany 4: Le Champ Dolent Stone” »
We had left Callanish II in a slightly confused state of mind. Callanish III had been lovely, Callanish II the complete opposite. We picked ourselves up and headed for the recommended Carloway Broch – a partially reconstructed shelter that we expected would be like a small stone shelter big enough to possibly fit us both … Read More “Isle of Lewis 2009 – Dun Carloway Broch and The Truiseil Stone” »
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