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- Discovering Albion- Day 3: Climbing the Tower
- Fulcanelli: Mysteries… Stuart France
- Bally’s Tale: Apple and Yew…
- Ani’s Advent 2020! Rex the Hero and Jennie Fitzkee.
- Waters
- Clarity #midnighthaiku
- The City and the Stars (7) : The Standing Stones of Stenness ~ Steve Tanham
- Discovering Albion- Day 3: Chester Cathedral
- Face-off
- Aurally Speaking…
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Author Archives: Sue Vincent
Discovering Albion- Day 3: Climbing the Tower
We decided to climb the tower of Chester Cathedral. The two hundred and sixteen steps to the top allow you through narrow passageways that have been closed to the public for a thousand years. We climbed the spiral staircase where … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, England, Photography, Sacred sites, scotland road trip
Tagged bell tower, carillion, Chester, Normans, Romans
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Fulcanelli: Mysteries… Stuart France
* To round off our brief but succinct survey of the Alchemists, we shall give some examples from the works of those savants that we have so far considered. * First up, Fulcanelli… “…For us, gothic art (fr: art gotique) … Continue reading
Posted in alchemy, Ancient sites
Tagged ancient sites, esoteric psychology, landscape, perception, Photography
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Bally’s Tale: Apple and Yew…
* …Afterwards the same uncanny man went to the south and accosted Elaine as she was resting from her travels in a sun-trap. “From whence do you come and where are you heading, unknown?” said Elaine. “From the mouth of … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Art, Folk Tale, Stuart France
Tagged landscape, magic, mystery, Mythology, Photography, psychology, writing
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Ani’s Advent 2020! Rex the Hero and Jennie Fitzkee.
Dear Santa, Sometimes, you have to wonder at people… I mean, last time Rex told us one of his stories, he just told us about the things he sort of got in trouble for. It turns out, though, that he’s … Continue reading
Waters
There is a pool; Its waters are held Within the chalice of earth Reflecting the sky. It sparkles, calm and still, Glinting in the sunlight, Glittering with the stars That play across its surface, As day turns to night turns … Continue reading
Clarity #midnighthaiku
When the way opens Possibilities unfold Future crystal clear *
Posted in Photography, Poetry
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The City and the Stars (7) : The Standing Stones of Stenness ~ Steve Tanham
The Standing Stones of Stenness are reduced in importance compared with their former status. But 5,000 years ago, they were the stone circle for the Ness of Brodgar spiritual city. Only later, in the period culminating in the deliberate act … Continue reading
Discovering Albion- Day 3: Chester Cathedral
We should have known, of course, right from the first. It was there, written in flowers and earth… but although we saw, we didn’t see. How could we? Such signs and portents seldom become clear until after the fact and … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Ancient sites, Churches, England, History, scotland road trip
Tagged Chester cathedral, King Henry VIII, lady Godiva, Leofric, mercia, Normans, Romans, Werburgh
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Face-off
* From shadowed hall, to hidden cache, once more into the light, The face of pure tranquillity presented to our sight. A Templar treasure painted from a Face by faith revered A pale expression of its joy, down through the … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, clues, Don and Wen, france and vincent
Tagged landscape, magic, mystery, Mythology, Photography, psychology, story, writing
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Aurally Speaking…
* “Why are there are so many different versions of ‘The Emerald Tablet’.” “It is an important text. Some hold that it alone contains the essence of the alchemical teaching, and most of the versions differ in only the … Continue reading
Posted in alchemy, Art, france and vincent, Stuart France
Tagged consciousness, magic, mystery, psychology, writing
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