Articles Archive
Articles from previous Sacred Britain newsletters
Articles ArchiveArticles from previous Sacred Britain newsletters |
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New crop circle at HoevenNancy Talbott The very first crop circle of the 2007 season, at Hoeven in Holland.
Apple GlyphsYvonne van Steen Glyphs appearing on apples: is it a purely natural process or is it a form of communication? Does it relate to the crop circles?
Initiation with the BirdPeopleLlyn Roberts The Birdpeople of the high Andes are among the world's most powerful shamans. The vortex valley they live in is surrounded by volcanoes, sacred springs, and healing waters....
Sacred Springs, Holy WellsGlenn Broughton Reverence for flowing water as a sacred entity is found in all native cultures. As every community needs a dependable source of clean drinking water it is understandable that water was held in high regard...
Spring EquinoxSandra Hartley The Wheel of the Celtic Year turns on... the waking Earth turns its greening face to the Sun, and it pauses...
Planetary SpinMarcus Mason An astrology update for Spring Equinox 2007. |
Ancient Greek gods' new believersPrécis of an article by Malcolm Brabant, BBC News Followers of the twelve Greek gods who, according to mythology, ruled the ancient world from Mount Olympus, have held their first legal ceremony at one of their temples for over 1,600 years.
England's Green and Pleasant LandKelpie Wilson From Kilmartin Glen in Scotland, I boarded a series of trains and buses that whisked me into the southern town of Marlborough, where I was to meet up with a tour group run by Glenn and Cameron Broughton...
ImbolcGlenn Broughton The Celtic year was divided into eight segments of equal length. This is about the fire festival of Imbolc traditionally celebrated on February 2nd, also known as Brigid or Bride's day...
A Dream Come TrueGlenn Broughton At the spring equinox a dozen years ago I had a dream... I saw a large turtle made of quartz crystal...
Soul JourneysGlenn & Cameron Broughton Why do so many people visit ancient sacred sites each year? Why are so many people drawn to England's Stonehenge, which is known throughout the world? |
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Background: West Kennett Longbarrow, Avebury |