During the broadcast, he offers a number of useful techniques, meditations, prompts and perspectives, as well as his characteristic warmth:. The title comes from a casual workshop comment on the awen with Welsh Druid Kristoffer Hughes at East Coast Gathering a couple years ago. Make these specifically Druid madness and marvelousness, and you just might be onto something.
Especially if you mix them β¦. What I do is me β¦ the greatest spell any of us will ever work. Each thing in the universe is dear for its individuality, its singularness. Irreplaceable you. Now to turn this potent enchantment to a purpose, rather than watch it subside into itself like a melted-down candle. How many of us are quite literally mis -spelled?
That is to say, there are definite spells or enchantments in play, but they do not work wholly or even partly for our benefit. The spell is working counter to our purposes. How many of the knights in Arthurian myth quest nobly for the Grail, and never catch even a glimpse of it? So often we can hear other bards answering.
And sometimes they talk most when they find themselves right in the middle of these simple things. Because in the end, where else is there? Each one of us is alone in the world. It takes great courage to meet the full force of your aloneness. Most of the activity in society is subconsciously designed to quell the voice crying in the wilderness within you.
The mystic Thomas a Kempis said that when you go out into the world, you return having lost some of yourself.
