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‘I know we’re not in England but it doesn’t even feel like we’re in Britain!”
We were in Nevern churchyard in Pembrokeshire, Wales, on one of the Silent Eye’s Workshops…
And a familiar feeling was creeping over us…
The church and the ‘Stone Cross’ too seemed vaguely reminiscent of ‘something’ and we began to entertain the notion that we might have inadvertantly stumbled upon one of the treasures we had recently come across in our reading.
We were not destined to get to the mound at the back of the church, unfortunately, but we were near enough.
The garden walls of the houses which huddled around the local church were packed with quartz crystal, huge chunks of the stuff in some cases…
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‘I made a mental note to look at the relationship between Pentre Ifan, Nevern church and Carningli Peak… The three locations appeared to form an equilateral triangle. .. I revisited each site and retook their co-ordinates. The triangle is astonishingly accurate and places the three sites in a geometrical relationship that cannot be accidental. Students of the Traditional Arts will know that the equilateral triangle is the basis for a vesica pisces. Within the intersecting circles of the vesica are two equilateral triangles arranged back to back in a diamond shape… Is there a second triangle south of the ‘Nevern Triangle’? It did not take long to confirm that there is a standing stone that completes the second equilateral triangle. Waun Mawn is a six feet high single stone… whose location matches perfectly the requirements for the apex of a second triangle. These two triangles, together, form the basis of a vesica pisces.’
Robin Heath – Bluestone Magic
hmm, okay Glastonbury and now this. Was the sacred geometry passed down word of mouth? From ancient, ancient sources? Really interested in this.
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It’s possible that such things were held by a ‘priestly caste’, Adele…
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Yes, that sounds about right, but the big question is who taught the very first priests or priestesses?
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I really love this stuff. In high school, because I couldn’t handle chemistry or physics, I got a whole year of “the history of science” which was science for the unscientifically-minded who still needed a science credit to get into college. It turned out to be an entire year about Stonehenge and Glastonbury. That was a GREAT course.
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That sounds like a truly great course, Marilyn…
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This is interesting. I assume this is the astrological Pisces?
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Not necessarily, the geometrical vesica piscis is formed when two circles of the same length radius intersect… it was one of the symbols adopted for the christ figure by the early Christians but has a much more ancient origin being the ‘feminine symbol’ par excellence…
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Stewart goes to Preseli 😉
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Thank you…
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