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walking a faerie path
i consider myself very lucky to be living in an area full of faerie legend and folklore ... especially as that means i can quite literally follow a faerie path.
i pretty much spend all my spare time researching and visiting different faerie sites with the aim of understanding the nature of the fae. my profile pic is an image from one of these sites. there is a lot of wisdom in the ancient tales and an added bonus is that i discover beautiful places in the welsh countryside that i would never have come across otherwise. if you are interested in following my travels please add me on myspace .... http://www.myspace.com/faerietrails
recently i have also been guided to work with the essences of these sacred places, if and when the fae give their consent! (which they don't always). these may be used in meditation or magical workings to facilitate a deeper connection to the faerie realms. if these speak to you please message me here and i can let you know more about them.
when i'm not following the fae, i'm living a so called 'normal' life. i work with homeless people by day and am proud to say that i have developed a wildlife garden with them where there was once just derelict ground. people often describe the garden as a sanctuary and it's nice to know that i have helped bring a little nature into peoples lives.
i'd love to meet anyone here who shares my interest in the fae as i'm sure we'll have plenty to chat about. i wish you wonderful things.
i pretty much spend all my spare time researching and visiting different faerie sites with the aim of understanding the nature of the fae. my profile pic is an image from one of these sites. there is a lot of wisdom in the ancient tales and an added bonus is that i discover beautiful places in the welsh countryside that i would never have come across otherwise. if you are interested in following my travels please add me on myspace .... http://www.myspace.com/faerietrails
recently i have also been guided to work with the essences of these sacred places, if and when the fae give their consent! (which they don't always). these may be used in meditation or magical workings to facilitate a deeper connection to the faerie realms. if these speak to you please message me here and i can let you know more about them.
when i'm not following the fae, i'm living a so called 'normal' life. i work with homeless people by day and am proud to say that i have developed a wildlife garden with them where there was once just derelict ground. people often describe the garden as a sanctuary and it's nice to know that i have helped bring a little nature into peoples lives.
i'd love to meet anyone here who shares my interest in the fae as i'm sure we'll have plenty to chat about. i wish you wonderful things.
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'Everyone's a pagan now' - from todays Guardian newspaper!
thought this might be of interest ......
Cole Moreton The Guardian, Monday 22 June 2009 Article history
The Beltane Bash, following The Pagan Pride Parade, London, 2009. Photograph: Teri Pengilley
Look out, here come the pagans. It's late May in central London and a man dressed as a tree, a witch in a velvet robe and a woman pretending to be a raven with a long black beak are dancing through the streets of Holborn, with several hundred others, moving to the rhythm of a dozen loud drums. They c… Continue
Cole Moreton The Guardian, Monday 22 June 2009 Article history
The Beltane Bash, following The Pagan Pride Parade, London, 2009. Photograph: Teri Pengilley
Look out, here come the pagans. It's late May in central London and a man dressed as a tree, a witch in a velvet robe and a woman pretending to be a raven with a long black beak are dancing through the streets of Holborn, with several hundred others, moving to the rhythm of a dozen loud drums. They c… Continue
Posted on June 22, 2009 at 6:34pm — 1 Comment
a message to all my friends
sorry i haven't been in touch much recently - it's not for lack of trying.
i have tried to reply to your messages and comments but i just keep getting a 'you are not connected to the internet' message. this has been going on for days and is quite frustrating. i did wonder if it was a message from the universe but the strange thing is i'm probably feeling more 'connected' than i have done in a long time.... probably just gremlins in the works.
hope to catch up with you soon.
wishing you a magi… Continue
i have tried to reply to your messages and comments but i just keep getting a 'you are not connected to the internet' message. this has been going on for days and is quite frustrating. i did wonder if it was a message from the universe but the strange thing is i'm probably feeling more 'connected' than i have done in a long time.... probably just gremlins in the works.
hope to catch up with you soon.
wishing you a magi… Continue
Posted on June 10, 2009 at 6:40pm —
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P.S. Hope you can read the latest Psychic Times Intl Magazine - I was interviewed by GL Giles and made the cover!
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