Moon Musings #6 July 2013: Stark Stone Circle of Planted Stars

On a hill just outside of Carnac, France, there is a ring of stones (actually a quadrangle) and a few paces  to the North of the stones, a tall standing stone. There, at mid-day I encountered a group of Druids with their dousing rods. What were they doing? They were communicating with their rods to … Continue reading →

Moon Musing 5: Solstice, Heaven’s High Hill

Leaning into the Ogham Stone, Ballycrovane outside of Eyeries, Beara Peninsula, County Cork, Ireland, or placing a smooth stone from Lake Ontario, Toronto, Canada on the Irish Chailleach Bhearra (The Hag of Beara) or peering down into the unfathamobly deep ancient well in the crypt of the Chartres Cathedral, Alsace-Lorraine, France, I am profoundly moved … Continue reading →

WFS #11: On Eating Cotton

Generations before us have pndered the ancient Megolithic structures and labyrinths. We have pillaged them, condemned them,  destroyed them, created “proofs” from the world view of the day. After all, these missals from the past are literally written in stone. What are they? Some of them are Stonehenge in Britain, The Grange in Ireland, sites … Continue reading →