Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
When the grey clouds of summer come rolling in what is a hedge druid to do with himself? Why, go out of course! Somehow Kal had decided that he wanted to go to The Druid’s Circle at Pemnaenmawr. I was unable to get free until after 7pm, so a long journey across the width of … Read More “Valle Crucis 2014 – The Bardic Link to Ancestors” »
This post is out of sync with the other posts. It should have been posted before Imbolc, but our experiences on that day took precedence. So, here it is at the start of March, over a month since it happened! Hey – that’s the way it goes. Sometimes we don’t have enough stuff to post, … Read More “Death Eating at Llangernyw” »
Our second site visit in Cornwall on the Summer Solstice 2013 was to a very famous site called “Men-An-Tol“. This is one of the strangest configurations you’re likely to find in terms of megalithic sites. There are two standing stones about ten feet apart from each other, and in between is a holed stone just … Read More “Summer Solstice 2013 p5 – Men-An-Tol and the healing of attitude” »
Caitlin Matthews has the kind of voice that imparts a majestic aura. Her lecture on the ways of druidic learning and wisdom that appears on the latest OBOD (Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids) Druidcast MP3 (Number 24) is a clear and carefully researched lecture. We have a link to it in the right-hand links … Read More “Caitlin Matthews lecture about Druidic learning” »
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