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Tag Archives: perception
Feeling Beyond Form…
* We certainly hadn’t intended to talk about Arthur, let alone Merlin when we pencilled in Penrith as the starting point for our weekend workshop. But the land has a way of communicating it’s own ‘sweet terror’ and when we … Continue reading
Chief Prince of Pen Rhionydd…
* D: Before Merlin was a soothsayer he was a miraculous child who solved the mystery of Vortigern’s Tower. W: What mystery was that? D: Every time the tower was raised by Vortigern the hill on which it was built … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancestors, Ancient Sacred Sites, Celtic Christianity, Consciousness Studies, Full Circle workshop, landscape, meditation, mystery, perception, Photography, psychology, secret meanings of ancient myths, spiritual journey, spirituality, symbolism, weekend workshop
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So You Think You Know Me? ~ G. Michael Vasey
Reblogged from The Magical World of G. Michael Vasey: One idea that constantly occupies some aspect of my thoughts is how transparent people really are. I can think of a couple of examples immediately and in each case, I confess … Continue reading
Shadow Play…
* ‘Shadowing’ is our term for the phenomenon whereby a standing stone, or group of stones, recreates a distant landscape feature and thereby renders it immediately apparent or tangible. Most other megalithic writers on the subject have also, independently, recognised … Continue reading
Wish you were here…
* In Olden Times, Holidays were originally just that… Holy Days. The whole community would lay aside their work day duties and together engage in deeply or intrinsically symbolic activities which related to the situation that they all found themselves … Continue reading
Contexts: scribes… Stuart France
* With the advent of cuneiform, the Oral Tradition continued to develop alongside ‘written literature’, but the primary purpose of recording stories in writing was not necessarily to supply individual readers with a coherent or connected account of ‘historical’ events. … Continue reading
Perspective #midnighthaiku
Myopic vision The beauty of the whole lost Blinded by details A softer focus A wider view encompassed Understanding grows
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Tagged ducks, feathers, haiku, mallards, perception, understanding
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Contexts: creation… Stuart France
* ‘In Mesopotamian mythology a Mother Goddess, with the assistance of a God of Wisdom created men out of clay, mixed with the blood of a slain God. The Primeval male and female human beings were not allotted a life-span. … Continue reading
Contexts: The flood… Stuart France
* ‘Various stories relating a catastrophic flood are told by classical authors. These flood stories may derive from a single Mesopotamian original used in travellers tales for over two thousand years along the great Caravan Routes of Western Asia. In … Continue reading
Religious Syncretism: a proper priest… Stuart France
* … “What are you talking about?” “A question of questions, young Wendolina, the answer to which may serve as a stunning proof of our original assertion.” “Your original assertion, which was posed as a question anyway. And I’m older … Continue reading
