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Tag Archives: sacred sites
…A Thousand-and-One Hail-Stones?
* Dance that yielded… Source: The Silent Eye
Fresh air…
From the archive: I had an odd and unexpected encounter today. One of those chance meetings that seem small and unimportant yet which leave a mark deeper than we realise at the time. I had wandered over to the next … Continue reading
Posted in Churches, Photography
Tagged ancient sites, England, history, landscape, Life, Love and Laughter, sacred sites, spirituality, The Silent Eye, travel
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A Bibliomantic Tale III… Stuart France
* The Great Orme: summit. * Tee minus One-Zero hours and counting… “Pages Four-Four and Four-Five.” “It’ll have to be Nine.” * No 9 (Light) ‘I saw that God never began to love us… We have always been in God’s … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Books
Tagged Ancestors, Consciousness Studies, esoteric psychology, inner help, landscape, Life, love, perception, Photography, sacred sites, Sex, spirituality, Wales
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A Bibliomantic Tale II… Stuart France
* Llandudno Bay: the Great Orme. * Tee minus Two-Four hours and counting… No 3 ‘The greatest religious and moral truth to which man must grow is that we cannot be saved individually. My salvation presupposes the salvation of others … Continue reading
An Eye full of Reflections (1)
The idea is a simple one: to pick a location and invite a group of friends – some of them Companions of the Silent Eye School, some simply friends, some new to the whole thing – to experience it in … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality, The Silent Eye
Tagged ancient sites, events, landscape, nature, sacred sites, Silent Eye weekend workshop, travel, Wales
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A walk on the wild side…
We could see the back of our destination from the graveyard. To be fair, we’d had no intention of visiting a graveyard…not this time at least. We had sort of hoped the local church was attached to it, but no … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, Books, writing
Tagged Derbyshire, esoteric workshop, Photography, sacred sites, Stuart France and Sue Vincent
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Stones in the stones
It wasn’t the most promising sky… or at least, what it was promising didn’t look pleasant, but we really felt the need to get out and about. There was work to be done and, as that work takes us across … Continue reading
Keeping a promise
It was the first opportunity we had to re-visit the stone circle below Hordron’s Edge and we had a promise to keep, planting a crystal in the earth at a very specific spot. It was not the best of days, … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Wark, consciousness, Derbyshire, esoteric workshop, modern mystery school, sacred sites, spirituality
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Raising the Maypole
It hardly seems possible that it is already a month ago that we were waiting in a place between the worlds for the rites of Beltane to reach their culmination. Glastonbury…the fabled Avalon… is a place where the veil between … Continue reading
Beautiful people
I took far too many photographs in Glastonbury…and so far the tale of that weekend has not reached its culmination with the raising of the Maypole! But there were so many fabulous costumes, so many beautiful people, that it seems … Continue reading
