Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
It’s been a week since I returned from Ireland, those amazing events have been documented here. In particular I have been curious about a momentous experience that I had there with that miscreant Cailleach. In a hall filled with other knights she had shattered a spiral. Not only that but I had learned later that … Read More “Tabula Rasa at Bryn Celli Ddu” »
I recently took part in some extra-curricular meditating. It’s the best kind. During one of my Nature meditation groups one of the participants had once though she saw a door outlined in a rock face as she was meditating. The ace meditation teacher John David Kirby [Facebook page] had been really taken by this idea, and … Read More “Further the Re-Wilding” »
“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” »
If you haven’t read my previous post (visiting the fay) you just have to. It is the beginning of what will turn out to be the most surprising turn of events of this Brittany pilgrimage. Leaving the Sidhe grove we continued along the flower laden path. At one point I got a little – almost … Read More “Water Sprite Beltane 2014 – 11” »
It’s complicated. Whenever I think about relativity my brain starts to cook. I don’t mind being mentally inept when it comes to understanding temporal mechanics, after all it stumps the best scientists too. Gwas and I had arrived at a sacred site called Long Meg, but this wasn’t the place of interest. Instead we had … Read More “Time is an illusion – Spring Equinox 2014 – 4 of 5” »
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