With summer’s end and as a new celtic year approached at Samhain and All Hallows, seed ideas harvested during the summer began to take form in the autumn soil of Living Spirit. Also, having supervised Beth through her Masters at… Continue Reading …

Summer is a natural time for wandering and wondering and this summer I’ve been reconnecting with the ancient Celtic spiritual practice of peregrinatio, following inner prompting and journeying pro amore Christi, drawn by a deeper love into the mysterious pathways of inner… Continue Reading …

It’s now just after Easter 2014, so I have managed to return to my Living Spirit journal in under a year. This is progress on last year, though not as much as I’d hoped! I am sure I am not… Continue Reading …

The Red Tent at Embercombe I have recently returned from Quest 2013 and so can no longer avoid the fact that it’s now a whole year since I last wrote in this journal. So it’s not quite the source of… Continue Reading …

The Red Tent at Quest Given that my last post (way back in February!) was about the Wood Sisters Winter Festival, which raised funds for our Red Tent project, it seems right that this next post finally gets written following… Continue Reading …

Debbie enjoys a quiet moment by one of her side altars Months pass… autumn gives way to a wet and mostly mild winter and now the earliest signs of Spring are showing. My Living Spirit journal continues rather neglected as… Continue Reading …

It has been a long and arduous journey since my last post in April. It’s been more than enough to live through it, let alone write about it and so a third of the year has passed unmarked. I wish… Continue Reading …

It’s Good Friday…what better time to finally write about a meditative journey to the Underworld! I’ve been thinking back over the myths we have worked with in the Wood Sisters Days, many of which centre around a death and resurrection… Continue Reading …