Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
This is the second and final part of two posts retrieved from Summer Solstice 2017. I have recovered and re-written them as it demonstrates one of the last site visits I did in that year before the blog went down and my life changed a few years later. I was, at the time, attempting to … Read More “Summer Solstice 2017 p2 – Dinas Dinlle and Caer Engan” »
So the Autumn Equinox 2015 arrived. It would be my first outing without Kal being around. I had to steel myself to make the preparations to go, but I did so knowing that I could spend a day out in Nature and take some time to go to a place that he loved. I knew … Read More “Autumn Equinox 2015 p1 – Heavy Water and Deep Thoughts” »
Is it wrong for a druid to be working for an angel? Let’s not even start that discussion! Let’s just say that I took the ‘case’ on and I am working it, like some kind of kindly private detective. This post relates to the direction I was given recently at The Druid’s Circle. There I … Read More “Recovering the Church of Michael 2014” »
The day began with the promise of something beautiful to emerge from the nascent silver-grey clouds, whose meagre partings would later reveal the full glory of the late summer sun. Intrepid as always, and eager like beagles penned until their exuberance breaks free, Kal and I rushed for the mutually agreed starting point for most … Read More “Lammas 2012 – Healing History at Pistyll Rhaeadr waterfall” »
Following on from Kal’s strange tale of the disappearing citrine cluster, here is the story of the things that happened to me on Dinas Bran that peculiar evening. As he mentioned I was eager to test out some of the supposed powers that my staff had seemingly acquired. In the event I never got to … Read More “Seeing through the Eyes of Bran 2012” »
Our second stop on our Beltane journey after performing a cleansing and energising routine at Dinas Bran was to head for our venerable and reliable teacher – the Llangernyw Yew tree – Wales’ oldest tree. This tree is tucked away in a small village just behind the Conwy hills and was easy to reach from … Read More “Beltane 2011 Part 2 – The Yew Tree Speaks” »
After a fun-packed but bone-chilling day on the borders of Shropshire and Powys I was reminded of the town of Chirk as we passed close to it on our return journey. Chirk itself is a lovely town worth a visit but I was more interested in the two ancient oaks that I knew were situated … Read More “Songs and signs at the Pontfadog Oaks” »
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