blogging a true path
The evening of Thursday 8th April seemed like as good a time as any for me to venture forth on the second of my investigations into the nature of NEUTRAL subtle energy. The air was relatively warm, the sky was clear, there was barely a breath of wind, and hardly a cloud in the sky – surely … Read More “Arbor Low: Neutrals and Neutralising” »
When I get a call to go to Moel-Ty-Uchaf then I know that I have to go. Sooner or later I have to go. It starts, as Kal has explained in other posts and so have I, as a coincidence, then becomes a niggle, then a constant presence, and finally a nag. For me, I woke up … Read More “Llandrillo by Night: Awakening The Circle” »
Eagle Tor, Derbyshire – 27th February, 2010 This is part two of our Derbyshire adventures. In part one we visited Nine Stones Close and had an encounter with a Pan Nature Spirit. In this part we visit a new site for us – Doll Tor – reputed to be in a lovely woodland setting, and … Read More “Derbyshire Full Moon – Part 2: Doll Tor” »
Section 6 : Esoteric learning Originally I called this section ‘Miscellaneous’ but on reading back through it again I thought that moniker did it a dis-service, because the information in here is really more about various pieces of esoteric learning that I have come across in the last year. Each piece is a piece of … Read More “Review of the Year 2009: Part 6 – Esoteric learning” »
As I reported in my previous Arbor Low post Kal and I were inside the stone circle taking dowsing readings. This post is the product of those readings, and, as I had hoped, the great stone circle did indeed give up some of its secrets that evening. The results I present here are only preliminary … Read More “Arbor Low – Part 2: The Ley Line Connections” »
Arbor Low stone circle, Derbyshire – November 17th 2009 We had decided to go to Arbor Low on a crackpot mission. Previously, Kal had discovered some radial ley lines emanating from the centre of the site like some kind of ancient spoked bicycle wheel, and I was determined to get some spot on bearings for … Read More “Arbor Low – Part 1: Dowsing the signature of the site” »
When Kal and I first visited the Moel-Ty-Uchaf stone circle at its lofty perch above the village of Llandrillo near to Bala in North Wales, I was particularly taken with it. Despite the immensely steep climb to reach it I have always felt that the view was worth the effort, but there was more to … Read More “Moel-Ty-Uchaf: The Venus connection” »
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