Tag Archives: ley lines
When the Fountain Work was Finally Completed
Christ-Consciousness Grid (February 4, 1989) Colin Bloy was a seer, of this I’m sure. His initiation of Fountain work at Brighton, in 1981, and then linking it with newly formed Fountain groups all over the world was inspired. He may … Continue reading
London Earth Stars?
London’s Ley Lines: Pathways of enlightenment I bought this book to give to myself for my 70th birthday. The image on the cover was the draw. I’ve been tracking pentagrams (five-pointed stars) since my work on The Star of Bethlehem in … Continue reading
Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind
[I was reviewing some of my Revelation posts from April 2018, and came across the one I’d written about seven being a divine number. Then I remembered this chapter from Who’d Have Thought It? Here it is in full:] Around … Continue reading
The Rational Way to Spiritual Healing
I’m Just Going Down to the Pub to Do a Few Miracles What a title, eh? Colin Bloy first published this book in 1990, and it was reprinted again in 1991. This version is newly minted, newly printed, thanks to … Continue reading
Who is King Arthur, Really?
The Once and Future King When T H White captured this legend in print form, the story of King Arthur had been around in written form for nine hundred years. And the oral history may have gone back another six … Continue reading
Colin Bloy
International Man of History I had the impression last night, after I thought what I might write today, that Colin likes my allusion to Austen Powers: International Man of Mystery, as he had a real life role as a spiritual … Continue reading
Who’d Have Thought It
A Community Healing Project When Suzanne Thomas told me in the latter part of last year that she was going to knuckle down and finally write THE book that she’d promised to do all those years ago, I thought, ‘Wow. … Continue reading
St. Michael’s Mount 2
St. Michael’s Mount
St. Michael’s Mount
Near Marazion, Cornwall, UK
Glastonbury Tor
via Photo Challenge: Shadow Photo courtesy of Howard Jackson.
