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Author: Jagdeep Sahans
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EP 8 | Unveiling the Mysteries of the Druids
In this episode, we delved into the Druids’ lives, their harmonious customs, and how they cultivated balance in their communities. Did you know that Druidic societies valued equality between men and women, with decisions being made collaboratively? This revelation sparked a lively discussion about ancient wisdom, a way of living that feels deeply resonant even…
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EP 7 | Diving Deeper into Divining
In this episode, we dive deep into the ancient and intriguing practice of divining with myself and Douglas. Together, we explore the connection between the unseen forces beneath our feet and their impact on our health, homes, and lives.
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EP 6 | The Eightfold Calendar
In this episode of Scribing Journeys, we share the mysteries of the eightfold calendar and the sacred energies that shaped history. From dowsing to the wheel of the year, this episode will leave you inspired and in tune with nature’s timeless rhythms.
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EP 5 | Demystifying Halloween
In this episode of Scribing Journey’s, myself and Douglas uncover the mysterious of Halloween exploring its ancient roots. Taking a deep dive tracing how Samhain evolved into the Halloween we know today. Douglas shares intriguing stories from his Druid traditions, including fire ceremonies and ancient rituals still celebrated in Ireland. The episode also touches on…
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EP4 | The Magical World of Symbolism
In this episode of Scribing Journey’s, my co-host Douglas and I dive into the magical world of ancient symbols and hidden energies. Together, we peel back the layers of Ireland’s most sacred sites and exploring how ancient symbols, like spirals and intricate stone carvings, reveal hidden stories and energies that still resonate today.
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Ep 3 | Divining – An introduction
In this episode we learn about water divining, ancient sites, and the curious tools used for dowsing, like divining rods and pendulums. A practice as old as time, and it’s still around today! But is there more to it than just walking around with sticks or rods?
