Walking the Ancient Path in a Modern World
It was late Thursday evening and I had questions on my mind. The foremost being where to find the answers to the questions posed in this post. Since I was currently located in the South-West of the UK, my personal preference was for something local-ish. Glastonbury? Avebury, Cornwall site? So I began my dowsing quest … Read More “Knight errant and ancient wisdom” »
Although I am a very spontaneous person. I also know the value of setting up expectations. So here are some expectations for 2011: Abbeys and Cathedrals As you know new religions replace old ones often by taking over the old ones places of worship and ceremony. So it wouldn’t be surprising to find sacred energies at … Read More “Future expectations – what might come in 2011” »
Interesting…since my last visit to Alderley Edge and my experience regarding creating a wand, it (the wand making) has been on my mind, almost constantly. To be honest it has been getting annoying – because it has been distracting me from other activities that I am keen on pursuing. Dowsing rods are useful for exploration … Read More “The Wand Maker” »
From the mouth of… In my previous post, here, I was led to understand that a trip to Alderley Edge forest would bring fruits of wisdom and music. Dowsing had suggested that a sunny – male energy – day would be the most auspicious time for the visit. So, ignoring this advice completely I decided … Read More “Earth song, Expeliarmus and Self-help” »
The phrase, “You shoudn’t judge a book by its cover” has never been more starkly brought into focus for me as when I received a copy of Philip Heselton’s “Secret Places of the Goddess: Contacting the earth spirit (1995)“. Bless Capall Bann publishing, their repertoire is excellent, but the covering artwork and styling of the book leaves a … Read More “Secret Places: A book and its cover” »
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