blogging a true path
Timing is everything Phew! It was going to be a long drive to Kilmartin, which was our destination for the Lammas Festival 2015. In fact, it was a six-hour drive as the car-drives. All kudos to Chris for that I have to say (many times). The day began brightly but as we got closer to … Read More “A very unusual quest – Lammas 2015 P1” »
Another beautiful summer day, another opportunity to go out that is impossible to ignore. Kal texted one simple phrase – “Druid’s Circle?” Do they? It wasn’t a question – it was an invitation. I looked at the weather forecast – 60% chance of very heavy rain in that location. Still, I would be with The … Read More “Light and Shade at Druids Circle 2014” »
“Impossible” thus spoke Gwas as we got into the car at Hay on Wye. The rain had started to pour and looked like it would not be abating any time soon. I looked across at him, “Surely you have learned that that word does not apply when we’re on sacred journeys?” It was the same argument … Read More “Samhain and Calling the Sun at King Arthur’s Stone” »
There have been a lot of ‘big’ posts recently, but here is a little one. A little story about how the forces of Nature can work with you in daily life to make your life a little better. I often go out running at lunch time. My work is flexible enough to allow it, and … Read More “Using signs in daily life” »
This short post is motivated by the incessant occurrence of a single topic of conversation related to the British people’s favourite subject: the weather. One of the popular topics amongst those who fail to keep track of life is the wail against the weather spouting from every mouth like some Romanesque fountain figure: “Why is … Read More “A Summer of Re-Balancing 2012” »
We have come a long way since we started in late 2008. All of that seems so long ago now, because so much has happened since then. We have grown. So I present a summary of the year’s work for 2010. Like Kal I intend to do this summary in a single post. Last year … Read More “2010 – Summary of the Year” »
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