One Night in Northampton
One Night in Northampton A whole year has passed since my visit to Northampton, we had been invited to talk at a Theosophical Society meeting. I had hoped that Morien would have returned from his travels but alas no, so … Continue reading →
Part 18: The Money Tree
Part 18: The Money Tree Dated 14th August 2020 Approaching a tourist info sign stating Bruce’s Stone and being close to Robert the Bruce’s ancient trail north we pulled into a parking area and stopped. The stone was to be … Continue reading →
Part 17: Lughnasadh
Part 17: Lughnasadh Dated 10th August 2020 The 6th August found us travelling in our camper through Scotland’s South-West Glens, where we drove off-road and found seclusion close to an interesting granite filled Burn, set within a quiet fauna dressed … Continue reading →
Part 16: Post Lockdown Walk
Part 16: Post Lockdown Walk Dated 19th July 2020 At last permission granted, long awaited freedom to roam afar again, to witness the changes of these last few months at near-by favourites. Waters now run low and slow, bubbling across … Continue reading →
Part 15: Summer Solstice
Part 15: Summer Solstice Dated 27 June 2020 A Sun warmed ceremony here in Scotland, made even more enjoyable thanks to the additions to our new Grove. All 4 of the ‘N-S-E-W’ stones are in place now, albeit the ‘E’ … Continue reading →
Solo Solstice
Solo Solstice Saturday 20th June 2020 I spent the day at the Grove, I mowed the grass and tidied up and then set up the central table ready for my solo Summer Solstice Ceremony. At one o’clock (high noon British … Continue reading →
Imbolc
Imbolc Black is not dark when laced with light clouds make shadows, Under the snow nothing remains the same flows exchanged in the cycle of seasons from sleep to a wave of awakening, Bridget the Goddess goads – gently wakes … Continue reading →
The Moon Wakes
The Moon Wakes What whim swore that the moon would meander on roll along in infinite space til it tired – trod away – in times too far away – for us to be aware that earth is not eternal, … Continue reading →
Sidmouth Sea Garden
Sidmouth Sea Garden Through strands of hair that glint lines of light, focus on a flurry of flowers, thistles near purpling by a fence wild barley bending unnoticed by passers-by, who never glance at the barley and sigh yet it … Continue reading →
Part 14: A Special Log
Part 14: A Special Log Dated 6 June 2020 A forest gift came our way during a recent walk. Its option was to rot so we gladly accepted, having a useful role for the remains of this once proud fir … Continue reading →