In just over a week Beltane will be upon us – and here in England its magic is already strongly present – it is warm and sunny and the blossom is out in profusion. We just need a wee bit of rain to freshen things up and water the thirsty land. A reader (with the delightful name Celestial Elf – I wonder what he looks like!) has sent me the following animated movie that he has made. It must have taken ages to create and listen to the lyrical poem – which, he writes, he created ‘after extensive research on how the ancient Druids of Ireland spoke their Roscanna or invocations.’ Thank you Celestial Elf!
Beautifull just beautifull! Thank you,
By: Marina tessier on April 21, 2011
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Hi Philip,
I’m writing an article on Beltane in Cambridge for The Cambridge Student. Given that you knew Ross Nichols and have written about him, I was wondering whether you had any thoughts about the Cambridge context to his work. What did he think about the university? Do you think that he was inspired by the atmosphere there or was fighting against it?
I’d be interested to hear your thoughts. The article is due on Sunday so it would be great to hear from you before then,
Best wishes
Julia Rampen
Editor, Bridge Magazine
The Cambridge Student
By: Julia on April 22, 2011
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Hi Julia – I’ll email you with an excerpt from his biography ‘Journeys of the Soul’.
By: Philip Carr-Gomm on April 22, 2011
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