Davyd's Demesne
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interesting links and ideas relating to many alternate beliefs. Some content is serious,
some strictly humorous. You decide which, but please continue with an open mind and
respect for others' beliefs. If any of the following offend or are not interesting, then
Thee are the Master of Thy Mouse, and Ye need not Select.
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Music
for this page: "David of the White Rock", an old Welsh tune.
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Peace on earth is coming . . . Angels will
lead the way. |
 UNICORNS  Must be believed to be
seen; any fair maidens wishing to apply?
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MAGICK ~ Wicca and other Magick. But a warning for
thee: No Black Magic or sleight-of-hand artists! |
DRUIDISM ~
Lord Atmahka's Druid Way and other sites. |
SHAMANISM ~ Working
with Animal Spirits
Shamanism, the world's oldest healing
tradition, is found in all cultures on earth.
Another site of
Shamanism. Learn the wisdom of over 170 of these spiritual teachers.
A Shaman web site "Foundation for
Shamanic Studies".
(This is a pay-for-play organization. This link is for information
only.....it does not imply approval or disapproval of the group).
Additional Shaman Links
Faery Shaman Code of Ethics
Link to
discussion group: Shamanic Lifestyles |
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King Arthur  
Believe thee not in the once and future High King of England? Or
dost thou question the merit of Camelot? We suppose there even exists doubt concerning
Excalibur! Away . . . and await Merlin the Magician who will deal with thee. While
ye reside in the dungeon, (otherwise known as the World Wide Wait) ponder on this: were
Sir Lancelot and Lady Guinevere just misunderstood "friends"?
Cybercalibur
Meanwhile, keep thy
hands off the sword, it was a gift to the King, and is not for use by ordinary knaves. If
thee are Not an ordinary knave (perhaps an extraordinary one), contact the King for
further enlightenment. |
THE WIZARD . . . watch for him to
magickly appear
Maybe he's behind
this tree... ...touch a branch and find out! |
CASTLES  From National
Geographic and many other Castle sites -- If you discover the "real" Camelot,
e-mail the Wizard at once! |
MISTS OF AVALON ~ The Sisterhood of
Avalon -- for those who would be goddesses in the oldest tradition |
The Ultimate Science Fiction Web Guide |
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Now,
here's something that is REALLY out of this world!
NASA's guidelines to the Hubble
Telescope.
Some beautiful views from the Hubble telescope: current views of
the galaxy!
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The Brass Turtle
Speaks: will you listen? Voices and images from beyond, and some close by. Some call it
Channeling; Brass Turtle calls it Accessing and Articulation. Offered entirely on its own
merit. Brass Turtle does not wish to be anyone's guru, just an information sharing entity.
Just touch the Sun and see the light. |
MEDITATIONS ~ Words that may be read "in the silence" or aloud to another, to
gain purchase on inner peace in whatever realm it may be found. Most comes from The Brass
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ANARCHIST'S CLUB
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Wherefrom dost thou originate, Demesne? Having been asked
for the meaning of the heading on this page, I offer the following:
* Demesne, Demesne As Of Fee *
DEMESNE - Eng. Law. The name given to that portion of the lands of a manor which
the lord retained in his own hands for the use of himself and family. These lands were
called terra dominicales or demesne lands, because they were occupied by the lord, or
dominus manerii, and his servants, etc.
DEMESNE AS OF FEE - A man is said to be seised in his demesne as of fee of a corporeal
inheritance, because he has a property dominicum or demesne in the thing itself. But when
he has no dominion in the thing itself, as in the case of an incorporeal hereditament, he
is said to be seised as of fee, and not in his demesne as of fee.
Formerly it was the practice in an action on the case, e.g., for a nuisance to real
estate, to aver in the declaration the seisin of the plaintiff in demesne as of fee; and
this is still necessary in order to estop the record with the land; so that it may run
with or attend the title. But such an action may be maintained on the possession as well
as on the seisin, although the effect of the record in this case upon the title would not
be the same.
