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Category Archives: earth
Garden of Extinction reblogged from champagnewhisky
Reblogged from champagnewhisky… “Any species, now matter how unusual or common, is vulnerable…”: Of all the areas of the stunning Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens in Cape Town, South Africa – and all the areas are stunning – one in particular … Continue reading
Guest author: Annabelle Franklin – Do we really need to leave Earth?
Recently, BBC2 showed a programme called The Search for a New Earth. It featured physicist Stephen Hawking, who claimed we will have to leave Earth within the next 100 years as it will have become uninhabitable. He listed various possible … Continue reading
Posted in Books, earth, Guest post
Tagged ecology, leaving earth, mankind, nature, Proxima B, science, space colonisation, space travel, Stephen Hawking, terraforming
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Marking the Circle – Solstice of the Moon with Running Elk
While we continue to share tales of the Silent Eye’s summer weekend in Wales, The Prisoner of Portmeirion, we would like to invite you to join us in Scotland in September, for a Living Land workshop amongst the sacred circles of … Continue reading
The Journey of the Feathered Seer Part 3: Finding Peace by Alethea Kehas
Bratha left the Raven’s Nest with the gifts of the clan. Now cloaked with the wisdom of a seer, she traveled with her guide to speak Truth to those who sought knowledge. I had a day to process my experience … Continue reading
Clepsydra Elegy – champagnewhisky
Reblogged from Paula Read at champagnewhisky: It should come as no surprise that one of the earliest tools humans used to tell time was water. After all, it’s what we are, what we need to live. A clepsydra is an … Continue reading
Posted in earth
Tagged #Arctic, #clepsydra, #elegy, #glacier, #Ludovico Einaudi, #timekeeping, #water clock, climate, conservation, environment, Greenpeace, science, water
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Roots
The little cardboard carton had a yellow sticker afixed to its side, indicating a much-reduced price. The wilted shoots did not look hopeful. The bin of dying flowers was destined for the supermarket’s trash, yet amongst them there were plants… … Continue reading
Posted in earth, flowers, nature, Photography
Tagged being part of Nature, cyclamen, daffodils, finding our roots, resued plants
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Guest Author: Alan Richardson – The Lightbearer
Alan Richardson is one of those authors who seems to have always been on my shelves. I first came across his work more years ago than I care to remember, when I was devouring every reputable book on magic and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, earth, England
Tagged Aleister Crowley, Charles Seymour and Christine Hartley, Dion Fortune, esoteric writer, magic, occult, William G. Gray.
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Autumn morning
With a couple of hours to spare on a glorious late-autumn morning, a walk in the woods seemed like a good idea. Ashridge holds a lot of very special memories for me. Amongst other things, there was the magic of … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Dance, earth, England, Landscape, Photography
Tagged Ashridge, autum colour, beech woods, Deer, Life, trees
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Three Day, Three Quotes – day two
“It takes great deal of courage to see the world in all its tainted glory, and still to love it.” ― Oscar Wilde, An Ideal Husband Thanks to Kim Russell who included me in the Three Day, Three Quotes challenge. … Continue reading