Happy April Fool’s Day. In recognition of this important day I wish to take you on a little journey – a Fool’s Journey. I want to re-enforce the importance of laughter. This year Kal got a message that would define his year’s perspective – it would be a year of laughter. Or the joke would … Read More “The Role of The Fool” »
Tag: wisdom
After visiting Perran Round near Newquay I made my way further along the northern coast of Cornwall. I was running from the rain clouds which were closing in behind me. However, I was beaten, and when I arrived at Tintagel the rain had set in for the day. One of the reasons I had chosen … Read More “Cornwall Winter p7 – Tintagel and the Lively Mix” »
I have been using the term “The Quiet Time” in recent posts and thought it was time that I explained this phrase better, and what the concepts are that I associate with this phrase. The Quiet Time is a period in the cycle of the Wheel of the Year, the turning of one season to … Read More “The Quiet Time” »
I have a challenge for you. A challenge that will take up the whole of next year. Are you up for it? This blog is based upon our tales of our authentic knowledge. Authentic knowledge is what we might call “first hand” knowledge – information that is obtained through our experience of the world. In … Read More “The Authentic – A New Year Resolution Challenge” »
It was a fabulous sunny day when we met up on the festival day of Beltane. Accompanying the sun was a fresh breeze that would be accompanying us off and on throughout the day. I had a feeling and decided to change the itinerary. Dinas Bran was to be the last place we were going … Read More “Beltane I: Wisdom from Cailleach at Dinas Bran” »
-dom suffix denoting condition or state, as in freedom, wisdom state of being free, wise, passing to the sense of domain, realm, territory I have noticed that I have passed into a sense of a domain, too. I have passed through one state of being – always learning – into a state where knowledge is … Read More “Is-dom and Wisdom – Stages of learning in druidry” »
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