Archive for February, 2009

FOR ONE DAY ONLY – MARIAN GREEEN

Posted in Uncategorized on February 17, 2009 by Lord Knows I'm A Voodoo Child

AUTHOR OF “A WITCH ALONE”

AND

“THE MODERN MAGICIANS GUIDE”

plus many other titles

WILL BE SPEAKING AT THE STUNNING

RUDYARD VISITOR CENTRE

ON 16TH MAY 2009.

REGARDING AN EXPLORATION

OF NATURAL MAGIC AND

RELATED TOPICS.

PLACES WILL BE LIMITED

Cost £45 including lunch

To book ring 01782 502708

Or email ramkinuk@yahoo.co.uk

Moorlands Gathering

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , , , on February 17, 2009 by Lord Knows I'm A Voodoo Child

MOORLANDS GATHERING

At the Swan Inn, St. Edwards Street, Leek.

23rd May, 2009 – 11.00 a.m. – 11.00 p.m.

Stalls until 6.00 p.m. Evening entertainment

Commences 7.00 p.m.

Stalls include – Philip Oaklord – Costumiere, Books from The Heart of Albion Press, Sue Jackson – Handmade Jewellery, Dragon Ronnie – Herbs, Pat Carter – Hand painted Fairy Glass, Inner Peace – Healing aids, angels, crystals etc. Hand made ritual goods, Aura Camera and much more.

Talks commence at 12 midday and include

Mark Olly of T.V. Fame on The Real Da Vinci Code.

Bob Trubshaw regarding Sacred Sites.

Dorilyn re The Pendle Witch Trials.

Further talks to be confirmed.

Evening entertainment commences 7.00 p.m.

With DAMH THE BARD,

Songs of nature, myth and magic.

Full day ticket £7. Concessions Available

to families and PF members.

Evening only tickets £3.00

For tickets and further information, contact Dorilyn on 01782 502708

Or email ramkinuk@yahoo.co.uk.

Well Dressed

Posted in Uncategorized with tags , , , , , , , , on February 4, 2009 by Lord Knows I'm A Voodoo Child

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Well dressing in Staffordshire and Derbyshire.

Every Spring a number of small villages around Staffordshire & Derbyshire place a huge, handmade mural near the village well. Hours in the planning and making, these jaw-dropping temporary works of art, crafted from soft clay and organic materials such as petals, seeds and grass are not found in any other county.

The once common practise of well-dressing was frowned upon by the church, so the practise almost died out. But because the villages around the Peak district were quite isolated, the Celtic water blessing, fertility rite or whatever it was simply slipped on a cloak of respectability and were allowed to continue.

These days the astonishing and beautiful pictures are made by local parishoners, and often feature a traditional Christian theme.

Here’s a link to an online gallery of well-dressings, but they are best seen in person.

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