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Category Archives: Glastonbury
Going West: A Simple Man
Behind the High Altar of St Davids Cathedral there was once an empty space, open to the winds. In the early 1500s, Bishop Edward Vaughan created a chapel there which, for me, is the loveliest part of the cathedral. The … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Glastonbury, History, Photography, Sacred sites, Spirituality, travel, Wales, workshop 2016
Tagged corpse candle, pembrokeshire, pilgrim, St David shrine
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Introducing David Greenaway – Town Crier of Glastonbury
We spent May Day weekend in Glastonbury this year with Alienora and our friends… and one of the people unmistakably at the centre of the festivities was David Greenaway, the Town Crier. The traditional Town Crier is an iconic figure. … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Glastonbury, History
Tagged Avalon, living history, Man, news, proclamation, Town crier, wife selling
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On Beltane Eve…
There is probably nowhere else in the country where you can walk through a residential estate on a Saturday morning, in full ceremonial robes and with magical symbols painted on your forehead, without anyone batting an eye. It could only … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Friendship, Glastonbury
Tagged Avalon, beltane, May Day celebrations in England, maypole
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Auld acquaintance…
We had stopped for cider at the Apple Tree on the way, which is not quite a tradition yet, but we are working on that. It is Somerset, after all, and the Orchard Pig is brewed locally. There was chocolate … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Friendship, Glastonbury
Tagged Alienora, Avalon, conversation, George and Pilgrim, somerset
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A flying visit…
“Look!” The first kite fell in a tumbling dive, just a few yards away from us. The great wings folded to allow it to just skim the grass. We watched from the car as first one, then another of the … Continue reading
Posted in Friendship, Glastonbury, Photography
Tagged avebury, birds, Glastonbury, silbury hill, travel
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Mistletoe
This picture was taken in early spring last year, just as the world began to warm itself in the pale sunlight. The place was Pilton, a little village near Glastonbury with a legendary history as big as a heart. It … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Glastonbury, Heart of Albion, Photography, Poetry
Tagged faith, haiku, hidden treasure, Joseph of Arimathea, mistletoe, Pilton
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Crimson
Life flows as water Stained with a crimson passion And the Mother’s blood
Posted in Glastonbury, Goddess, Photography, Poetry, Sacred sites
Tagged earth, Goddess, haiku, water
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The Glastonbury Sanctuary – be a part of it
Last year Steve, Stuart and myself as Directors of The Silent Eye were privileged to give a series of talks in Glastonbury, a place known to folklore, legend and to the hearts of many as Avalon, the magical realm of … Continue reading
Posted in Avalon, Glastonbury
Tagged appeal, Christianity, interfaith, spiritual journey, spirituality, support
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The Silent Eye in Glastonbury – December
In our final talk this year, the Glaston School of Learning and the Silent Eye present: The Secret Language of Esoteric Christianity The versions of Christianity we have inherited from our cultural past are very changed from their fiery origins. … Continue reading
Posted in Glastonbury, Spirituality, The Silent Eye
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….and relax
I stopped, of course, at Silbury Hill on the way to Glastonbury; it has become a tradition, even though my travelling companion was unable to join us this time. The road seems longer alone, but I wasn’t alone for long … Continue reading