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The Llangernyw Yew : April 19th 2010 After our visit to The Druid’s Circle at Penmaenmawr we sidled off into the sunset heading inland cross-country to Llangernyw. I had a few random items on my agenda to work on, whereas I knew that for Kal this was the main reason for his visit. He was … Read More “Llangernyw : Warnings and Weirdness” »
The third part of this evenings adventure (part 1 and part 2) took place at the back end of this fine church/grave yard. As those of you who have read my other posts, one of the names that I was given here at this site on a previous visit was “spirit walker, the walker between … Read More “Spirit Walk – wisdom from the Yew Part 3 of 3” »
Imbolc was a reasonably fantastic day for us. However if you have the fortune (sic) of going to Anglesey you will realise that the coastal areas are quite nice but…it’s a bit barren in the middle. So it was that Imbolc was pretty tree-less and since I am rather partial to Trees I wasn’t having … Read More “The Number 117 ~ Wisdom from the Yew Part I” »
Introduction This year has been the most fascinating year of my life. I have embraced areas of study that I has only ever fantasized about being involved with. I have learned things that I never believed in before, and have travelled further along my spiritual path than I thought I could. I am more aligned … Read More “Review of the Year 2009 : Part 1 – Natural Magick” »
Llangernyw – Monday, 23rd November 2009 When I consulted my wallchart that shows the energetic profile of the year (amongst many other wonderful and useful features) it indicated that this evening had very little potential to be a good night for energy work. The moon was only at the early stages of its waxing cycle and would … Read More “The Llangernyw Dream Seat” »
I have held back from posting this particular account for a number of reasons. There are some visits that Kal and I do whose purpose is not to dowse for information – sometimes that is a secondary approach. Some visits are more personal than others too, and some more sensitive, or even unbelievable. We have begun … Read More “Llangernyw: The Oldest Yew In Wales” »
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