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Clear Sky Thinking at Findhorn

Posted on October 3, 2014 By Chris No Comments on Clear Sky Thinking at Findhorn
Clear Sky Thinking at Findhorn
Elemental, Hedge Druidry, Hedge philosophy, Natural Magick

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. Now the clouds seemed to be gathering as M drove us alongside the River Spey towards our morning destination – The Findhorn Community, situated between Elgin and Nairn.

Findhorn - Autumn Equinox - Sept 14 (4) (Medium)
STOP worrying at Findhorn

We looked around as we drove. The rain was coming down now, harder and thicker with every mile. Having prepared her somewhat for the potential delight of the Findhorn gardens and homes we were a bit dejected at the idea of visiting such beauty on a dull, dismal day.

Findhorn - Autumn Equinox - Sept 14 (9) (Medium)
One of Findhorn’s meditation spaces

“Surely“, M said, “…you could do something about it?“

I wasn’t about to make any promises that I couldn’t keep, but it did occur to me that I could perhaps ask for the assistance of the elemental spirits of the area to co-operate in producing a clear area around Findhorn just for the duration of our visit. It seemed a little selfish, but we wanted dearly for the occasion to be as special as we hoped. Was it possible?

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Calming The Storm

Posted on February 7, 2014 By Gwas 10 Comments on Calming The Storm
Experiment, Hedge Druidry, Natural Magick, Ritual, Spirit Guides

I had become quite discontented and disturbed at the misery of the folks who had been inundated by sea and rain water in the beloved country of Cornwall. One lady in particular made me simultaneously laugh and cry when she said:

“I’m packing up what’s left of my stuff, and now I’m having to move out….It’s not my fault!”

That really made me think. “It’s not my fault”…It was a strange thing to say, but quite reflective of a “blame culture” which is infecting these islands. Yet, I understood what she meant at heart – why was this terrible tragedy happening to such an extent, to nice people, and to a lovely county? It was the British sense of “fairness” coming into play. It was all so unfair. I was prodded into action.

I had been to Cornwall recently – just before the storms started. Many of the places mentioned as being devastated were places that I had been to or through. Having had experience of weather control as a druid skill I wondered whether it would be right for me to try to intervene. Only the dowsing rods could answer this for me, in conjunction with my spirit guide Ash.

2014 – South-Western counties take a battering

Having recently changed my study room I no longer knew where my power centre was. Turns out it has moved from one side to the very centre of the room, which makes it easier to work now. I stood in the power centre and dowsed some questions about the storms:-

  1. Were the storms necessary to re-balance the climate in these lands? NO.
  2. Was an imbalance of water being created by the storms? YES.
  3. Was it appropriate for my to call for a cessation to the storms? YES.
  4. Did I have enough personal power? YES.
  5. Was it the right time of the full moon cycle to do this work? YES, it is First Quarter – the beginning of the power cycle.
  6. Would there be any negative impact on the land or its inhabitants if I called a halt to the storms? NO.
  7. Could I do this work even though I had released my elemental associates? YES – their powers are now a part of you.

I felt that with this series of questions I had the green light to at least give it a go! I asked how ling it would take to take effect if I did the work – the answer was three days. Today was Thursday 6th February. The storms would cease by Sunday 9th. That was my hope, my belief, my faith. With that news, that feeling, I knew I had to try something.

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Weather spells: breaking the drought

Posted on August 18, 2010September 10, 2026 By Gwas No Comments on Weather spells: breaking the drought
Weather spells: breaking the drought
Modern Druidry

I really admire the work that water diviners do in countries that have been stricken by drought. It’s really something for them to go out of their way to bring a village back to life with a source of clean water close by. This kind of activity is strongly promoted by the British Society of … Read More “Weather spells: breaking the drought” »

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Weather control: The Druid’s Circle

Posted on December 12, 2008December 12, 2008 By Gwas No Comments on Weather control: The Druid’s Circle
Ancient Sites, Dowsing, Modern Druidry

23rd November 2008 This may be the last site visit report of 2008, and probably the most startling to date. If I had been listening to my sensible side I would never have obeyed the urge to go climbing up the very steep hills around Penmaenmawr in late November on what must have been the … Read More “Weather control: The Druid’s Circle” »

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Anglesey: Return to Bryn Celli Ddu – July 25th 2008

Posted on July 28, 2008December 30, 2008 By Gwas No Comments on Anglesey: Return to Bryn Celli Ddu – July 25th 2008
Ancient Sites, Dowsing, Modern Druidry

I had taken my motorbike in for an MOT in the morning, and had the rest of the day booked off work. As it was a day that looked promising for good weather I decided to use the remaining sunshine to visit Anglesey again. I had biked over there a month ago to see what … Read More “Anglesey: Return to Bryn Celli Ddu – July 25th 2008” »

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