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The Ancient Paths~
Papa Legba~King and Guardian of the CrossRoads~
The silver path is best. Not the high road, nor the low road. But between, where only trees and undergrowth are seen. There you will find the ancient paths, the old thoughts and dreams, the forgotten wisdom. And some believe that the silver path should be paved and made as bright and wonderful as the other two, but I say let it retain its solitude. For it holds meaning only to those who find it it on their own, glistening softly under the light of the moon, and overgrown by root and fern. The silver path holds true. New and old at once, and leading every traveler on to wonders untold.
from the Author of the-fae-folk blog
Stand at the crossroads and look. Ask for the ancient paths, and where the best road is. Walk on it, and you will live in peace. . . . My people have forgotten me. . . . They have stumbled in the way they should go, they no longer follow the old ways. . . . Set up signs and mark the road; find again the way by which you left. Come back.
Jeremiah 6:16; 31:21
The end of a beautiful day in a great path of such an amazing town....Nafplio, Greece
📷 shot by: fstraveller
When Progress Leads Us Away from Peace
Jeremiah 6:16 “This is what the Lord says:‘Stop at the crossroads and look around.Ask for the old, godly way, and walk in it.Travel its path, and you will find rest for your souls.But you reply, “No, that’s not the road we want!”’” We live in an age that worships progress. Faster, newer, bigger, better—these are the words that define success in our modern world. But what if, in all our…
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Mindful Walk
Rock formation noticed on a mindful walk to Derbyshire's stone circles.
Read more about it:
https://ramapani.com/blog/derbyshire-pilgrimage.php