Stone Circles Communicating with God

This is a continuation from 2 previous blogs:

By the time we reached the second part of our journey to Avebury and Stonehenge, I was still floating in a consciousness of spiritual bliss and awareness. Both Avebury and Stonehenge are circles of stones constructed during the European Neolithic period. For years I thought Stonehenge was the oldest stone circle, only to discover on this trip that Avebury is the oldest stone circle in the world.

My granddaughter SeDona asked, “What’s the big deal about some old rocks?” She stood next to one of the oldest and largest stones in the cirlce. I took off my crop circle pendant I had just purchased at the tourist shop and used it as a pendulum. Everyone watched as the pendant began to move quite rapidly clockwise. “Look at the energy that is emitting off this stone after thousands of years.” I replied to her. “I know you might find this hard to believe, because you think that these are just some old rocks strew over the land. But, the stone builders of that time period, used Neolithic technology to strategically placed at least 100 of these gigantic stones here, They form a circle or sphere-- the same symbol that represents the Source, and  this stone circle is on the St. Michael’s ley line. I believe it was their way of communicating with God.”

“Okay, you believe they put them here to communicate with God, but how ?” SeDona continued to question me as the other walked ahead of us. She was asking all the right questions. I just didn’t have a definitive answer.

“Scientists, historians, archaeologists and others have yet to discover the secrets of these sites. But they do know the builders were highly skilled and had an advance technology that we don’t possess. If we can solve the mysteries of these ancient sites, we could possibly unlock a floodgate of information about the Earth and Universe that could help humanity and the planet to get back on the right path of light.”

“So, why are we here?”

“We are spiritual seekers. You’re the future and I’m your teacher for this part of your spiritual journey.And it is important for you to know these things now.“

Putting her arm through mine, we walked across the road to join the rest of our group as they walked around the Avebury circle. We stopped to watch a group of spiritual seekers doing a ritual at one of the oldest stones of Avebury. John told us that many of the original stones had disappeared or were destroyed by the Christians in earlier centuries to do away with the Pagan religion and also later farmers needed the land for agriculture and the stones to build homes. Just 27 of the original stones were still there, the others were replacements to show how the two inner and one outer circle looked. It was later through research that I discovered Dr. William Stukeley, an antiquarian who frequently visited the site in the 1720’s. He thought that the original design of Avebury was suppose to be the body of a serpent, passing through a circle, forming a traditional alchemical symbol. By now SeDona was anxious to see Stonehenge. She had viewed it so many times on the screensaver on my computer.

Stonehenge was a short distance away. Unlike Avebury where it is relatively free of crowds and you could walk up and touch the stones, mobs of people greeted us at the most famous stone circle of them all--Stonehenge. Years ago, I had visited the circle and was disappointed to discover I couldn’t touch the stones and this rule still applied. They were roped off and now the ropes kept us even further away from the stone circle. Like Avebury, many of the stones are missing. However, there are diagrams in the store and on the walkway to the circle to show you what it could have possibly looked like. The greatest mystery about Stonehenge is how the Stonehenge builders transported those mammoth stones to the area from 25 miles away. Additionally, what was the function of this circle? Some believe that is was an astronomical observatory, a healing place, or a religious and burial site. No one really knows. However, Stonehenge with all its mystery is revered by people all over the planet. They come in large numbers during the winter and summer solstice to experience the energy of the place. Groups are allowed into the inner circle for this event.

At the end of the day, John surprised us with a third crop circle. Since the owner prohibited people on his land, we couldn’t enter it. Nevertheless, John drove us to a place where we could look down on the circle as if we were getting an aerial view. Fantastic!

Returning to the cottage, the beautiful cat greeted us with her meows. I smiles as I reached down to pet her. I was still floating in love. Tomorrow, we would explore the town of Glastonbury on our own, the third point on the right triangle and on the St. Michael’s ley line.

P.S. John told us don’t be surprised if we have unusual dreams or other experiences. That night my granddaughter dreamt of a white horse and the next night she saw an owl outside of her window. I interpreted her dream and sighting of the owl as her two animal guides representing strength and wisdom. These two would assist her on her spiritual journey. *Wiltshire has 13 chalk carvings of white horses on hills around the countryside. Only the Uffington white horse is of prehistoric origin, being some three thousand years old. The others are around 300 years old. The residents of the area take great pride in these horse carvings. By now I’m pretty sure that my granddaughter and I had a past life time in this area together. It also explains why I have since childhood had an obsession with the name Michael and Archangel Michael is my spiritual guide. But what prevented me from going to St.Michael’s tor the next day?

To be continued…

Seeker of Sacred Secrets

I don't know if you would call what I have "itchy feet" or maybe just plain curiosity. I call it my destiny. I can readily identify with Elizabeth Gilbert, the author of Eat, Pray, Love, except I wasn't going off because of needing a break from relationships. I need to relish that thrill I get when I unlock the answers to my questions regarding earth's mysteries. I want to walk upon the earth where thousands or maybe million of years ago, the gods walked and created monumental creations, left in time with hidden messages. Touching the stones of Stonehenge once again might jar my memories of lost knowledge. This time, I hope to explore the mysteries of the crop circles. Like others, I want to know who or what is able to create these intricate geometrical shapes within the blink of an eye? What cosmic messages are they trying to convey to us?  According to Andrew Colin, who coined the phrase in 1985, crop circles are circular areas of fattened plants of dramatic and intricate design, normally flattened in a spiraled fashion. The term was added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 1997. My first experience with crop circles and their geometries occurred not in a wheat field in the UK or in any other places they have appeared worldwide, but on the hood of my red car. They usually occurred after heavy morning dew or a light snow fall.  After a little research and a sketch of one of the shapes, I found myself climbing Machu Picchu in Peru and flying in a small twin engine plane over the Nazca Lines in the Peruvian coastal plain in 2005. Nazca Lines are a series of ancient geoglyphs. The shapes on my car were different. It wasn't until years later that I discovered they were very much like crop circles. They had the same geometric designs. Then it stopped just as suddenly as the drawings had started until last year. This time, I grabbed my camera and from my bedroom window I took a photo. It’s not the greatest photo, but you can clearly see the shapes.  While reading about crop circles in Synthia and Colin Andrews’ book, 2012: an Ancient Look at a Critical Time, I learned that I was not alone in the unusual way crop circles appear to you.

In 1994, the authors had a visit from an 87-year old Aztec Elder, named Tlakaelel and his guide. I thought it was interesting that his name and my name both end in “el” like the archangels’ name, meaning “One like God.”  While being driven across Mexico, Tlakaelel had a vision of a series of symbols in his head and heard the request: “Find the place of the last ceremonial dance.” With the help of the Andrews, in a most unusual way, he did find the ceremonial place under Silbury Hill in the UK where the crop circle he saw in his vision had recently materialized. I haven’t heard any voice telling me what to find, but the symbols on my car are firmly planted in my mind, as well as the ones I used to visualize many years ago, so I’m off to the UK and Silbury Hill as a seeker of the sacred secrets.

Experiencing the Energies of Indigo and Crystal Children

I’m taking my 13 year old granddaughter, SeDona Chiane, with me to the UK to visit crop circles, Stonehenge, Glastonbury and other well-known spiritual sites in the area. I promised her we will definitely seek out anything to do with Harry Potter and the Twightlight movie characters, although I’m not too anxious to encounter werewolves and vampires, unless they are in a book.

My granddaughter is special. I know all grandmothers say that about their grandchildren, but I’m referring to her spiritual light. She glows and she doesn’t even know it. When she was born, the umbilical cord was wrapped around her neck. Once it was untangled, she was handed over to two pediatricians to make sure she was okay. Within moments they announced she was a perfectly healthy baby and put her in a small incubator. I stood next to it bending over to get an up close and personal look at my first grandchild. To my surprise, she lifted her head, turned it toward me and smiled. She telepathically said to me, “I’m back.” That day, May 2, 1997, sealed my belief in reincarnation, if I had any lingering doubts.

As a toddler, she would ask me questions about the universe. Then I discovered that she could see auras. She was present at one of my classes on colors and auras when she said to me, “I can teach that class and proceeded to describe the aura of each person in the class.” She was about 4 years old. Today, she can still see auras that she calls ‘eye colors’ and believe in communicating with non-material beings. Lightworkers would call her an Indigo or Crystal child.  

According to Wikipedia, Indigo is a pseudo-scientific label given to children who are claimed to possess special, unusual and/or supernatural traits or abilities. The idea is based on New Age concepts developed in 1970s by Nancy Ann Tappe, a psychologist, author, synesthete* and psychic, who noticed during her psychological studies of children that many were born with indigo auras (light purplish blue). The idea of indigo children caught on with the 1998 book, The Indigo children: The New Kids Have Arrived, written by Lee Carroll and Jan Tober.  I read that book when it was first published and now I’m sorting through a quite a few books to find it.

The book describes Indigo children as being empathetic, curious, strong-willed, independent, and often perceived b y friends and family as being different: possess a clear sense of self-definition and purpose; and also exhibit a strong inclination towards spiritual matters from early childhood. However, if you want a more in depth look at both Indigo and Crystal children, then go to these sites: http://www.crystalinks.com/indigochildren.html  and   http://www.childrenlights.com/Articles/the_children.htm.

Is my granddaughter one of these Indigo or Crystal children?  I would say she probably is, but I’m not going to label her or expect her to save the world. But I will give her the teachings and tools she will need to maneuver both the physical and spiritual planes of consciousness.

By the way, my 7 year old grandchild, Siyah Dior Ari, at the age of two years old looked at a collage of photos of my deceased son and in her toddler language pointed to him several times and said, “That’s her,” referring to herself.

Now I am wondering maybe I’m the student and they are the teachers.

* Synesthesia  is a neurologically-based condition in which stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, involuntary experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway. People who report such experiences are known as synesthetes