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It’s that time of the year again, a cross-over point into the next eighth-part of the Wheel of the Year. This impending crossover day is Lammas, or Lughnasadh. Let’s be fashionable and call it Lammas for brevity’s sake. So, what is Lammas all about? Well, traditionally the revivalist pagans talk about the traditions that we … Read More “Lammas for Hedge Druids” »
Saturday, June 19th, 2010 – Wiltshire. I am breaking into the sequence of Ireland posts to bring you the first of a three-part installment of Glastonbury Solstice posts. I do this because I feel they are very important. Whereas the Irish posts tell the tale of how I prepared myself through working the various chakra … Read More “Glastonbury Solstice 2010 – Part 1: Woodhenge and Chirton Crop Circle” »
Wiltshire, 14th May, 2010 As my wife and I were passing by on our way down the the Isle of Wight for a holiday, I found that I had sufficient time to take in one ancient site. Which one would it be? Well, given my recent rejuvenation in the study of crop circles it had to be … Read More “Old Sarum and the Chakra Crop Circle” »
CropCircleConnector – the site that I trust to deliver sensible and timely information about the location and circumstances of the latest crop circles – has posted pictures of the first 2010 circle to appear. Yet again it has started in Wiltshire, and again the location is significant to those of us who watch for such … Read More “The First Crop Circle of 2010: My interpretation” »
Section 8 – SITE VISIT LIST for 2009 The penultimate post is a reminder of the sites we have visited this past year. The sites are ordered from North to South. Callenais I, II and III, Dun Carloway Broch, The Truiseil Stone and other sites on the Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, Scotland [Callenais I, … Read More “Review of the Year 2009 : Part 8 – Site Visit List” »
Section 5. Ancient Sites From the beginning of my journey with the tools of dowsing I have sought to understand the way in which ancient sites may have been used, and how the energies of those places were shaped by the formation of the ancient monuments. During the year this directive has had to sit … Read More “Review of the Year 2009: Part 5 – Ancient Sites” »
Silbury Hill, Wiltshire – September 2009 It’s time to introduce you all to the concept of Guerrilla Dowsing. It was invented by my colleague Kal on your first visit to Stonehenge. He was a bit miffed by the fact that we had travelled a long way to visit the site and it was all cordoned off. You … Read More “Guerrilla dowsing on Silbury Hill” »
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