blogging a true path
This is a short post with a simple story. M and I were on holiday in Scotland and we had just had a beautiful stay at a site above the town of Arberlour on the Speyside Whisky Trail. The weather had been incredibly mild and with only the occasional speckles of thin rain the night before. … Read More “Clear Sky Thinking at Findhorn 2014” »
Shronebirrane stone circle, Kerry, Ireland To find this circle you need to follow the brown signs inland from the R571 Beara peninsula coast road after passing through Lauragh village. More information can be found at the Isle of Albion site. After wending our way along a single track road that snaked along a valley floor for what … Read More “Summer Solstice 2014 p9 – The Pact with Cailleach” »
Just when you thought it was safe to go home. This is why I don’t like to go on tours. Unless of course it is one of ours. It is with one hundred percent conviction that I can say that sacred pilgrimages do not conform to timetables or to pre-ordered site visits. For almost six … Read More “Bringing a sacred site to life – p4 Solstice 2014” »
With the Spring Equinox 2014 looming Kal and I were chomping at the bit to get out and do some work. Spring had already seemed to have sprung, and we were like two young rabbits eager to play in the springtime sunshine. I had recently been asking my dowsing rods about which activities I could … Read More “Elemental Cleansing at Alderley Edge 2014” »
I have often heard people talking about “the death of the sun” but I wondered what that meant. Initially, I took it to mean that the sun would not be visible for three days between 22nd-25th December. A quick glance into the sky showed me that this was not true. Some other astronomical effect was … Read More “Solstice and The Death of the Sun” »
I have an appreciation of the Tor at Glastonbury that goes beyond its magical presence and energies. It was maybe four years ago that Gwas and I first visited Glastonbury together. I recall the experience distinctly. It was approaching sunset as we parked in a country lane with the shadow of the Tor falling on … Read More “Solstice 2013 p2 Glastonbury Tor Reunited with my Energy Double” »
Our second sacred site to visit on this glorious Imbolc day – February 2nd actually – was the church of The Bride herself – St Bridget’s in Bridekirk. Well, what else could you call a church in a village called Bridekirk – “kirk” being the old word for “church”? It’s The Bride’s church! We must … Read More “Imbolc 2013 Part 2 – Jilted By The Bride” »
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