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21 June 2012 a post by Matt Freer. 0 comments.
“Poor old Billy tree,” yelled my daughter as she enthusiastically pointed to a Willow tree across the river. More ...
07 November 2011 a post by Sally Diana. 2 comments.
As the autumn leaves fall and decay we begin to sense the year passing away, the nights noticeably lengthening and a certain sense of things dying. More ...
03 August 2011 a post by Pauline Warner. 0 comments.
The wheel has turned.
Comes round the time of harvest.
Life, growth, death and rebirth
All have come full circle.
Springtime’s seeds sown, grew green in May
and now explode in abundance. Generous giving
of the Harvest King.
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13 May 2011 a post by Ian Adams. 1 comments.
A favourite book of mine happens to be one of the most important pieces of work ever produced in the collecting and recording of social history in the British Isles. The Carmina Gadelica by Alexander Carmichael [1832-1912]. More ...
01 May 2011 a post by Bruce Stanley. 0 comments.
Beltane is traditionally a time to celebrate vitality and fertility; a time for flowers and dancing and the coming of summer. Around me the leaves are out on all but the Ash trees and the Blackthorn blossom is already passing – so why am I apprehensive? More ...
13 April 2011 a post by Greenwood The Bard. 0 comments.
The neighbourhood of Glastonbury comes alive during the Turns of the Wheel - Pagan seasonal celebrations and Fire Festivals. So off I went with my faithful tent on the Spring Equinox, the anniversary of my naming as a Bard. More ...
10 February 2011 a post by Pauline Warner. 2 comments.
I love the season of Imbolc and Candlemas. The snowdrop breaking through the ice hard soil, lengthening days. Candles for Mary as she presents her new child in the Temple. Bride’s Day when the ewes give their milk or St Bridget’s Day, the patron saint of midwives. It’s a time which is so tuned in to the rhythm of bodies and the seasons. More ...
09 December 2010 a post by Bruce Stanley. 0 comments.
Download and print this pen or finger labyrinth and take a moment to journey into its centre and out again. You can use this as a centering or stilling exercise. You might imagine that it doesn't have the same impact as walking a full size one but you may be surprised. More ...