Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
At the end of August 2011 I found myself with an evening free and an urge to visit a sacred site where I could learn more about the five healing rays that I have been studying. As a reference for those of you who haven’t been following this particular series from the beginning, here are … Read More “Moel-Ty-Uchaf 2011 – the healing rays explained” »
After going to East Kennet it would have been rude of me not to visit another of my favourite sites in that area, so I went to Avebury. Even though the “official” car park was closing, I was able to park for free in the car park right next to the Red Lion pub in … Read More “Avebury and the Mechanical Hole” »
Blakeley Raise stone circle – [Megalithic] [Map] [Megalithic Walks] This is the third part of our Spring Equinox posts for 2011. In this post I recount the tale of how we re-aligned the stone circle at Blakeley Raise. In keeping with our day so far we were having navigation problems – Kal had his iPhone 4, … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 3 – Re-aligning Blakeley Raise” »
Gwas and I were coming to the end of a fabulous day in the Cumbrian hills. As the penultimate sacred site to visit, Gwas had chosen, the Lacra stone circle(s) near Kirksanton. The map showed that it was atop a steep hill. So it was with determined hearts that we took up the stroll. We … Read More “Spring Equinox I – Sun energy in a Quartz crystal” »
Castlerigg stone circle – [Megalithic] [Map] Our Spring Equinox adventures began at the most beautiful stone circle in England – Castlerigg in Cumbria. As if that weren’t enough of a good start to the day we had a clear run to get there, and when we arrived the sun had cleared the sky to imbue the scene … Read More “Spring Equinox 2011: Part 1 – The Serpent at Castlerigg” »
Despite the previous night being a great night for star-watchers, I felt a ‘pull’ to go to Llandrillo’s stone circle on Tuesday 15th March. The day was cloudy and murky, but relatively warm, and the evening was the same. There would be no star-gazing this evening! I was going to Moel-Ty-Uchaf for many reasons: To confirm … Read More “Distant healing at Moel-Ty-Uchaf” »
This is the second part of our Yorkshire outing at Imbolc. In this half of the day we had our serious heads on. We went looking for a mighty stone circle, then passed a curious tower that we had to investigate, went to dowse at Bolton Abbey priory as the light began to fade, and … Read More “Yorkshire Imbolc 2011 – Part 2: Druid’s Altar twice and Barden Tower” »
