Stanley Hall reminiscences and pilgrimage
Back in the early 1980s Baroness Edmee Di Pauli invited Peter Dawkins to hold weekend events in their Elizabethan moated house, Stanley Hall, situated in Essex. For four years, the… Read More
Author Archives: Amelia Coe
The Balance of Two Cathedrals
The River Wensum, Norfolk. The area of Libra in the British Landscaper Zodiac, is unique, in that it has two Cathedrals within it, one in Norwich and one at Ely,… Read More
LABYRINTH SONG
I tread this path, that winds about me Each careful step, a prayer for wisdom I look to let go of those things that serve me not That serve me… Read More
ON THE THEME OF LABYRINTHS
REPORT ON EAST ANGLIAN GATEKEEPER PILGRIMAGES 2020 2020 was an interesting year, as well as a learning experience too. Our Spring Equinox visit to Ely Cathedral had to be cancelled… Read More
Encircling the Land With Sacred Dance
I first met Suzy Straw at the Gatekeeper Conference held at Compton Lacey in 1997 where Suzy introduced her idea of dancing around the British Zodiac. She had based her… Read More
Stars in the Ridings
Recently, I started reading Jill Smith’s book ‘The Gypsy Switch and Other Ritual Journeys’. I found it very interesting that she spent the Spring Equinox in Anglesey and the… Read More
Wheel of Life Sagittarius Pilgrimage – 12.12.2020
This pandemic year found three of us gathering in the Crypt of St Martin-in-the-Field to walk to St Paul’s on our fourth annual Sagittarius Thames Pilgrimage, postponed by two weeks… Read More
Moon in Cancer in Dovedale
The River Dove Ilam is set just inside Staffordshire and nestles below the landmark hills of Dovedale in a wooded vale close to the confluence of the rivers Manifold and… Read More
Teachings for These Times in Relation to 21st December, 2020
Teachings for These Times in Relation to 21st December, 2020 By Peter Dawkins Uluru, in the centre of Australia, is a brilliant natural symbol of Shiva’s lingam which lies within… Read More
Being in the Centre
My walk from home to work is along the River Anker, more a trickling stream at the section I know well; I found myself walking home and wanting to trail… Read More