Welcome... thank you for dropping in to Mystical Moonbeams. I hope you enjoy your stay and will be so good as to sign my Guest Book before leaving.
You will find that most of these articles and poems are pagan orientated and borne from my knowledge and experience of life and in recent years, the Craft. My path has led me to become a practitioner of the Seax Wicca tradition, which as you may know is formed from Saxon beliefs, which incorporates Norse traditions.
I live in the Weald, in the south of England, in a small, countryside village, fourteen miles north of the coastal City of Brighton and Hove and thirty-five miles south of London. The Weald is an area which lies between the South Downs and the North Downs and envelopes East, Mid and West Sussex, and part of Kent, Surrey and Hampshire. Regarded as an area of outstanding natural beauty, with a fascinating history, this area was, to the Saxons of 900AD, part of Andredesweald (the Forest of Andred, the Roman fort at Pevensey). Our local, village church is built on a hill, on crossing leylines, the main, original part of it being Saxon built. Later, there was another part added by the Normans... quite original really.
Recently, a very dear friend encouraged me to share my writing and has helped and supported me throughout the time I have known him, for which I am eternally grateful. Derek... thank you so very much.
So, read on and enjoy. I would love to read your comments on various articles and poems and appreciate the time you have taken to look me up.
You will find that most of these articles and poems are pagan orientated and borne from my knowledge and experience of life and in recent years, the Craft. My path has led me to become a practitioner of the Seax Wicca tradition, which as you may know is formed from Saxon beliefs, which incorporates Norse traditions.
I live in the Weald, in the south of England, in a small, countryside village, fourteen miles north of the coastal City of Brighton and Hove and thirty-five miles south of London. The Weald is an area which lies between the South Downs and the North Downs and envelopes East, Mid and West Sussex, and part of Kent, Surrey and Hampshire. Regarded as an area of outstanding natural beauty, with a fascinating history, this area was, to the Saxons of 900AD, part of Andredesweald (the Forest of Andred, the Roman fort at Pevensey). Our local, village church is built on a hill, on crossing leylines, the main, original part of it being Saxon built. Later, there was another part added by the Normans... quite original really.
Recently, a very dear friend encouraged me to share my writing and has helped and supported me throughout the time I have known him, for which I am eternally grateful. Derek... thank you so very much.
So, read on and enjoy. I would love to read your comments on various articles and poems and appreciate the time you have taken to look me up.
Brightest Blessings, Darkwing
