The Ahqulieah Chronicles, The Flight of the Eagle
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Just back from a weekend in Glastonbury and feeling very excited as the launch of my new book is imminent.
Watch this space as I will be posting a video here within the next few days giving you the first real taste of the book....The Ahqulieah Chronicles, The Flight of the Eagle.
I want to share something with you!... This will, I admit, put you in mystery for a little while ...
Be patient! All will be revealed!
Three weeks ago I visited a stunning place in Cornwall. It is called St Nectans Glen, a waterfall which cascades down through dark and leafy trees, falling gently through the stone rocks which carve out a deep chasm, and a very sacred place. The locals say that this was where King Arthur came to bless his knights. This intrigued me for reasons which wll become very obvious to you once you have read my new book!As I walked into the base of the waterfall, stepping out across the craggy stones in the water to reach the centre, I looked up in awe. The stone walls that surrounded me stretched as far above as the eye could discern casting deep shadow around me. The water cascaded from a a beautiful oval hole in the stone before me, crossing as it fell toward the ground. Consumed with the sound of the water crashing to the ground and the sacred energy of this spot, I began to sing a song. I had no idea why! This song is one I had not sung for many many years and yet it leapt to my lips in those moments.
"and did those feet in ancient times". Can you beleive that I didnt even know who had written it!
Now I do ... and what discoveries I have made!
What a man ... and how extraordianry that the messages we seek are always where we least expect to find them! within us! For I had asked for some information and it showed up in the words of this song and the evidence laid out within some of his other works. I speak, of course, of William Blake.
You will find out all in good time exactly what it was that I found
In the meantime, I wanted to share with you the importance of listening to something that your heart is telling you! For, if I had not sung the song which sprang to my lips in those moments (despite the other people standing around me staring!), I may not have continued to sing it over the following days until , finally, the words suddenly revealed their meaning to me!
What is it that your heart is asking you to listen to today?
Watch this space as I will be posting a video here within the next few days giving you the first real taste of the book....The Ahqulieah Chronicles, The Flight of the Eagle.
I want to share something with you!... This will, I admit, put you in mystery for a little while ...
Be patient! All will be revealed!
Three weeks ago I visited a stunning place in Cornwall. It is called St Nectans Glen, a waterfall which cascades down through dark and leafy trees, falling gently through the stone rocks which carve out a deep chasm, and a very sacred place. The locals say that this was where King Arthur came to bless his knights. This intrigued me for reasons which wll become very obvious to you once you have read my new book!As I walked into the base of the waterfall, stepping out across the craggy stones in the water to reach the centre, I looked up in awe. The stone walls that surrounded me stretched as far above as the eye could discern casting deep shadow around me. The water cascaded from a a beautiful oval hole in the stone before me, crossing as it fell toward the ground. Consumed with the sound of the water crashing to the ground and the sacred energy of this spot, I began to sing a song. I had no idea why! This song is one I had not sung for many many years and yet it leapt to my lips in those moments.
"and did those feet in ancient times". Can you beleive that I didnt even know who had written it!
Now I do ... and what discoveries I have made!
What a man ... and how extraordianry that the messages we seek are always where we least expect to find them! within us! For I had asked for some information and it showed up in the words of this song and the evidence laid out within some of his other works. I speak, of course, of William Blake.
You will find out all in good time exactly what it was that I found
In the meantime, I wanted to share with you the importance of listening to something that your heart is telling you! For, if I had not sung the song which sprang to my lips in those moments (despite the other people standing around me staring!), I may not have continued to sing it over the following days until , finally, the words suddenly revealed their meaning to me!
What is it that your heart is asking you to listen to today?
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