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Tag Archives: spiritual
Beginning, Middle and End of The Road
The story that led to this blog, and possibly a book, began over 5 years ago, and on the day of the tube and bus bombings in London – the infamous 7/7/2005. It was then that I met a man called Dave Longley at a conference in … Continue reading
Posted in Camelot, Canterbury, Canterbury, Chaucer, London, Pilgrimages, Southwark
Tagged 7/07, Britain, Canterbury Tales, Chaucer, English heritage, English pubs, meeting people, pilgrims, real ale, spiritual, storytelling, tales, travel
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The Spiritual Healer’s Tale
So, in swinging into the spirit of the occasion of The Dickens Festival, I stayed at The Gordon Hotel, right on the main drag of Rochester where the Dickens parade takes place on the Saturday morning. The evening before the parade, while dining … Continue reading
Posted in Rochester
Tagged after life, Charles Dickens, ghosts, past lives, second life, spiritual
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Many Roads to take and A River to Cross
From what I discovered on my day trip to Dartford, I was no longer sure of the road I wanted to take in leaving there. Plus there was a question of how best to get across the River Medway using the mode … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Canterbury, Chaucer, Dartford, Pilgrimages, Publishing, Rochester, Winchester
Tagged Canterbury Tales, coaching inn, prophets, saints, spiritual, spirituality, St Swithun, St Thomas a Beckett
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A Sad and Sorry End to English Pilgrimages
Following on from my post on the Yard Foreman’s Tale, it would not just have been the romance of the coach and horses being the mode of transport, but also the interesting people one would have met on their way to pay their spiritual … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Canterbury, Caxton, Dartford, Kent, Printing, Publishing
Tagged Caxton Press, Chaucer, coaching inn, marriage, pilgrims, spiritual
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Shades of the pub that Mitre Bin a Chaucer Coaching Inn
The spirit world entered again into my next stop along the road, although in a more typically Western way with being told by Kyle, a South African bar manager, of two ghosts – going by the name of George and … Continue reading
Posted in Canterbury, Chaucer, Greenwich, Pilgrimages, Southwark, Winchester
Tagged coaching inn, ghost, ghosts, spiritual
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Raising and erasing spirits
Seeing as I had not been able to get a booking at my first coaching inn in my last minute decision to follow up on my theory of the three days’ trip to Canterbury, I thought it was just going to be an … Continue reading
Posted in Camelot, Canterbury, Chaucer, Greenwich, Pilgrimages
Tagged spirit, spirits, spiritual
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The Film-maker’s Pilgrim Tale
So retracing my steps along this meta-physical road, from my start in 1991 with seeking a place that may never have existed (Camelot) to one that definitely has and does to this day (Canterbury), has left me wondering about what makes or made either road … Continue reading
Posted in Camelot, Canterbury, Chaucer, Film-making, Himalayas, Pilgrimages, Tibet, Travel
Tagged personal, Robert Frost, Sanskrit, spiritual, The Pilgrim, yatra
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