In the vast tapestry of esoteric knowledge, spanning from ancient Gnostic texts to modern explorations of consciousness, the concept of loosh represents a profound insight into the interplay between human emotion and higher-dimensional forces. As articulated by Robert Monroe during his astral projections, loosh emerges as a vital energetic essence produced by sentient beings through…
Grid work is a spiritual and metaphysical practice centered on interacting with the Earth’s energetic grid system. This grid is often conceptualized as a network of ley lines, energy meridians, and vortices that interconnect the planet, forming an intricate web of energy pathways. These grids are believed to anchor and distribute spiritual, electromagnetic, and geomantic…
How To Find Ley Lines What follows is my understanding which is therefore certain to be incomplete. You may have other ideas and more experience so by all means start a new post with that information. I’m no expert. I’m just pointing the way. Whether you tread the path and what happens to you upon…
“Samhain” is pronounced “SOW-in” in Irish Gaelic and “SAH-win” in Scottish Gaelic. The “mh” creates a “w” sound, and the “ain” is softened to “in.” Samhain, celebrated from October 31st to November 1st, is an ancient Gaelic festival marking the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. Rooted in Celtic tradition, it is one of the…
“That having been said, I am equally in no doubt that underground water is intimately associated with collective consciousness, and the water dragon is as significant as the earth dragon.” ~ Colin Bloy, healer, author, dowser Underground water sources are strongly linked to the placement of ley lines, standing stones, stone circles, and churches in…
Note: I shot the video shown below on a crisp October morning 10 years ago. It’s well worth going to the site early in the morning, out of season. There’s a good chance you’ll have the place to yourself, apart from the spirits that wander about the site! Situated near Wimborne in Dorset, England, the…
by the late Hamish Miller. First published in 1986. My good friend and brilliant dowser from Adelaide will remember well our stimulating exchanges after getting varying results on dowsing “Telluric” overground/underground/ coloured track line grid spirals in a Sussex garden during the last Conference. He now addresses any letter to me as “Dear Hairy Pict”,…
When you walk into a church, cathedral, synagogue, mosque, or any other old and well-established place of worship or prayer, how do you behave? Chances are that you instinctively quieten your voice and act with some reverence to the sanctity of the place, even if you’re a non-believer. Some of the ancient sacred sites we…
In the rich tapestry of Celtic mythology and folklore across the British Isles and other ancient cultures, the Faerie race stands as one of the most enchanting and mysterious beings. Known for their otherworldly beauty, mischievous nature, and magical powers, Faeries are deeply connected to the earth, the seasons, and the unseen realms that intertwine with our…
The notion that stone circles, barrow mounds, and other ancient sacred sites might serve as portals to another dimension is deeply intertwined with myth, folklore, and the human desire to explain the mystical properties of these ancient monuments. These sites, scattered across Britain, have long been associated with liminality—the concept of being between worlds—and this…