Video: The Power of Ancestors, Land, and Deities

ByPaul 28 May 202314 May 2023

How NOT to fall off a bus

ByLyn 27 April 2021

At the end of last month, full of enthusiasm for local lockdown restrictions being lifted, I took a bus to the beautiful, Victorian seaside town of Llandudno. It’s an hour and a half journey by bus. It’s the scenic route with distant mountain views, quaint towns, farmer’s fields (with lambs), three castles and views of…

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Too fast isn’t good for healing

ByPaul 1 September 20131 December 2022

Walking around a car boot sale today, I started thinking about how fast the technology has changed over the last 10 years, and how those changes have affected the expectations of the majority. In order to please the new generation technology must be fast,fabulous and cutting edge. There’s simply no place for the slow or…

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A late lesson from my original dojo

ByPaul 23 July 2013

All morning my brain has been up to something, though I’m not sure what because its chosen to lock me out. Several times it quickly flashed me a distant memory before resuming its unresponsive state. In the last one, I was standing in the dojo I trained in over 20 years ago. My Senpai stood…

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Tamlin’s Tale: A Timeless Lesson for the Lughnasadh Season

ByPaul 5 August 2023

Throughout history, myths and legends have shaped cultures and passed on valuable life lessons. One such tale, Tamlin, holds particular significance as we celebrate the Lughnasadh season. This ancient Celtic narrative, rooted in Scottish folklore, has endured the test of time and continues to resonate with us today. Once upon a time, amidst the picturesque…

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Thank you 2020

ByPaul 31 December 2020

Hello Traveller, Tonight 2020 ends. Many are saying good riddance to it and that they’re glad to see its end. Admittedly, it has been a challenging year in many ways. Covid has taken away our comfort zones, killed hundreds of thousands and caused us to face our own mortality eye to eye. I lost both…

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Lughnasadh: The Celtic Harvest Festival Celebrating Nature’s Bounty

ByPaul 27 July 202314 August 2023

Introduction In the tapestry of ancient Celtic traditions, one festival shines with vibrant significance and cultural depth: Lughnasadh. This time-honoured celebration, named after the Celtic god Lugh, has long held a prominent place in the agricultural calendar and the hearts of Celtic communities. Its origins and mythological underpinnings are woven together with tales of deities,…

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