Posted in Christian, christian mysticism, damh the bard, druidism, druidry, holyness, life, pagan, paganism, religion, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged Christian, christian mysticism, damh the bard, druidism, druidry, holyness, life, pagan, paganism, religion, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on September 9, 2008 | 30 Comments »
I’ve noticed something recently that has got me thinking (again).
I know of two well known teachers from the Pagan community who have recently converted to the Catholic Church. I’ve also been reading on the internet how some are upset with the lack of spiritual depth they see within the Pagan community. Where does this come [...]
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Posted in damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, pagan, paganism, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged Christian, christian mysticism, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, holyness, pagan, Pagan Federation, paganism, religion, Tales from the Road, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft on April 15, 2008 | 3 Comments »
This year I’ve got more concerts than ever before, and I thought it would be fun to bring a few tales from the road onto my blog.
This weekend just past I performed at the Pagan Federation Belenus festival in Brighton – the first Pagan conference in Sussex since 2000. It was split over two venues [...]
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Posted in Christian, Wicker Man, christian mysticism, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, holyness, magic, music, myth, mythology, pagan, paganism, patience, religion, rowan morrison, song, song writing, songwriting, st ninian's cave, the cauldron born, wicca, wiccan, willow's song, witch, witchcraft, tagged Christian, christian mysticism, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, folk, holyness, magic, music, myth, mythology, pagan, paganism, patience, religion, rowan morrison, song, song writing, songwriting, st ninian's cave, the cauldron born, wicca, wiccan, Wicker Man, willow's song, witch, witchcraft on February 27, 2008 | 7 Comments »
The ancient Celtic peoples seemed to have revered three elements instead of the usual four found in the Western Magical tradition – these being Land, Sky and Sea. I’m sure that fire would have featured somewhere because we know that they also revered the Sun. But here’s a song that speaks of the Wild Places, [...]
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Posted in Christian, Extreme Pilgrim, damh the bard, druid, druidism, druidry, holyness, long man of wilmington, pagan, paganism, wicca, wiccan, witch, witchcraft, tagged Christian, damh the bard, druid, druidism, Extreme Pilgrim, holyness, pagan, paganism, teachers, wicca, wiccan, witchcraft on January 14, 2008 | 3 Comments »
I’ve been watching an incredible program on the BBC called Extreme Pilgrim. It’s a documentary about a Christian Vicar who spends about a month with devotees of three major religions to try and experience their way of connecting with God. Last week he was with Buddhist Monks who connected with the devine through Kung Fu, [...]
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