waxing moon

Glastonbury Tor in the distance...

barefoot on the tor

 And we did see the sunrise crescent!, unexpectedly on the way home, I love these unexpected views that we get when the sky clears in these cloudy islands. Occurred to me that so much of Celtic divination is plant and tree based because star divination became less of an option as the Celtic peoples who were deeply established in the mysteries moved into these parts of the world. The Celestics course can be found at http://www.metahistory.org/SkyLore/celesticsintro.php. You probably would probably want to familiarise yourself with much else on John Lash's www.metahistory.org website if you were pursuing this study as it would enrich the experience. We made this video on 3rd March. 

a walk up the tor

Although somewhat of a cliche it is still true that when you walk up Glastonbury Tor barefoot and sit at the top to survey the scenery you connect with something very special, something very mystical that can get you back on track of what you need to be doing to fulfill your highest purposes....

We are lucky enough to have a view of the Tor from several rooms in our home and I never tire of the sight of this beautiful curve of land.

wild food hunting on glastonbury tor

Foraging in this sacred place with wild food expert Timothy Dawber.

I think everyone learned something new on this day!