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Runemage
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|  Posted 02-11-2010 at 10:13
Drew has posted this site in Italy. Amazingly, beliefs about its healing powers have survived to the present day and the signboard shows the areas of the site that are the most effective.
Anyone know of any others that are so publicly acknowledged?
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| Posted 02-11-2010 at 13:49
Runemage,
I love the little Hobbit doorway at the base of that chamber blocking stone, and the quartz vein running central down it.
IMHO, the point where the blocking stone is can be identified with dowsing, and there is the self same points in the norman churchs, probably because they occupy former megalithic sites?
It's a geometric meeting point where several seperate resonant flows converge into, and is where the altars are in the churchs, they don't like you approaching those areas, but I am a hobbit.
I don't actually need anymore to physically occupy the points to detect them, which is easy for me to do, but hard to describe.
If You can think of your none physical been akin to a large spheroid shape, with an equator region and polarity, then with a west to east northern hemisphere flow and that reversed in the southern hemisphere, and those flows entering and exitting the north and south poles .
And that this being is been fed as such from larger similer flows about the planet, well those points where the structure is focussed onto is a bit like a plug socket, where the supply is accessable.
In the churchs they place the wine there, and the wine is a product of a living entity, the grapes, the wine therefore absorbs the resonance available in abundance there, which is then offered to the congrgation as the blood of christ.
It's manna from heaven, or charge resonance that has discharged into the wine, and thus is then discharged into those drinking it.
We have forgotten how to access the system direct because of mumbo jumbo control freaks taking over the information available to the sheep, or lambs as they call people.
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| Posted 03-11-2010 at 02:23
Thanks Kevin, a very good visualisation there about the sphere, lots of guided meditations feature that dual spin.
The wine on the altar, that's the same principle as energised water, I think ?
It would be interesting to have a sample of wine that has been on the altar and one that hasn't and see if there's any difference, say under a microscope.
Does anyone know of any sites anywhere in the world (apart from wells and springs, Lourdes etc. ) that are still being used for healing by the local population?
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| Posted 03-11-2010 at 08:14
In Greece, there are many chapels dedicated to Zoodochos Pigi
(Life-Giving Spring). The one coupled with the KANATHOS Spring (E from Nafplion in Argolid, Greece; nearby Aria) is really worth consideration. The waters of Kanathos were claimed to be used by goddess Hera to regain her virginity, each spring. Nowadays, sickly children are bathed in that basin. I saw it by myself.
Upstreams from the ancient Kanathos Spring, there`s the underground chapel of Zoodochos Pigi, containing the following mosaic :
As you can see, there are two main features characteristic of a healing place of this kind. The first is the strong Mother Earth (yin) background. The other is the situation pattern of the newborn Christ (yang-within-yin)), which equals the Fifth Element. (There should be four streams coming out of the chalice) . All in all, the general recipy for healing is imo symbolically specified in this mosaic as to reestablish your contact to local female Divinity. It`s maybe like being born anew!? P.S. What about possible connection of this imagery to the deepest meaning of the Holy Grail!?
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| Posted 03-11-2010 at 09:46
Vlad,
The fleur de lise pattern on the font mural is showing the duality of spin charges imho.
It is the hydrogen that can accomodate these two opposites in abundance, and much much more.
http://www.sacredsites.com/book/chapter2/01_Chaper2.html
Water is amazing, and it doesn't have to be physically gurgling out of the ground to be sensed, and it's carrying ability to be available.
http://www.george-macdonald.com/gmsociety/nw/19/nw19_during.html
That last link is not just about the fiction book , but about water lower down in the link.
IMHO, the planet is alive, and the interactions are symbiotic, it is not an either or neither situation, the points are there because of their interactions with electric universe connections of vast scale, and the planet is totally connected , it is not seperate at all, neither are We, and We can sense these places, or We could before becoming ever more isolated in this stupid science religion time.
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| Posted 03-11-2010 at 13:00
Nice Pics Vlad!
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| Posted 04-11-2010 at 08:44
If you have problems with your eyes, try St. Hilda`s Well, Yorkshire (North) :
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/modules.php?op=modload&name=a312&file=index&do=showpic&gid=175&pid=5526&orderby=dateD
Well; I`m doing some Chinese exercises like tai-chi-chuan but also a type of acupressure, daily. If you want to feel the impact of the healing aura of St. Hilda`s Well, here are the points of life-energy input around your eyes: 
If you`re sensible enough, you`d feel warmth building up at those points, when contemplating the photo of St. Hilda`s Well. The influence of that special local aura was completed with washing one`s eyes, drinking water from the holy spring and maybe digesting some herbs growing around!? As for me, I`m adding ground seeds of Trigonella foenum Graecum (Fenugreek) to my daily rice, as an additional nourishment for my eyes. It`s a well-known constituent of some Hindu spice mixtures (masalas). Consult first a herbal specialist, to stay on safe side with your eyes.
P.S. It seems the "Sites for healing" could be divided into three classes: - 1). Healing the land, which "belongs" to it, 2). Healing a human being as a whole, 3). Healing a part of someone`s body (eyes, legs or else). The Holy Grail idea hangs together with the first category, I suppose.
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 16:26
Thanks vlad, those images are lovely.
In Ireland, many of the wells I noticed seem to be for either eyes or headaches, often two wells will be nearby but with different assigned properties. The well-housings and surrounds are very plain in comparison to the ones you posted.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24176921@N00/2811633600
http://picasaweb.google.com/tkenn33956/IrishTrip#5480410722816764546
http://picasaweb.google.com/tkenn33956/IrishTrip#5480410743846576706
http://picasaweb.google.com/tkenn33956/IrishTrip#5480410782325157314
One, I can't remember where, has a warning that if you don't have a headache and drink the water anyway, you'll have one soon!
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 18:17
Yes wells with healing properties feature big over here, as this one says they even cater for cows http://www.flickr.com/photos/35813276@N06/5151240161/
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 19:46
Brilliant Frogcottage!
I guess anyone not Christian or cattle had to go thirsty 
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 19:55
Runemage,
What in geometry terms does a cross signify???
Where two lines at right angle meet.
They have placed lots of crosses at well sites, quite rightly so, as that is where two such lines do cross at right angles, WELL a few more actually, but the net result is a spiral rotating in counter clockwise fashion where the water follows this emittance and bubbles up to the surface, and it therefore takes on the nature electrically of that spiral, guess where the fonts are sited in churchs???
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 20:01
The overall view of St. Aughs eye well at Terryglass was very instructive, Rune. Following its rim anticlockwise gives the strongest effect to the eyes. If prolonged, it can result in a headache. Alternating with a shorter clockwise circulation would give a more balanced effect.
I`ve tried to find out if the interaction with the eyes comes solely from the life-energy fields around. There`s a yin- core in this well, surrounded by one yang- and then one yin-ring. The latter elements of the field do not react with the eyes. Next comes the stone-rim of the well. In my view, it was purposefully laid out to transform local crossings of yin and yang paths into a field acting specifically upon eyes. (Upwards; behind the stone wall, begins a strong yang-zone giving a headache, - just as you`ve said, Rune)
The only comparable construction, which comes to my mind is a church of St.Olof in Gamla Sigtuna (Uppland, Sweden), built in a technique, which came to Sweden with first missionaries from England. It resulted in damming up of the inside chi-field. It cannot be detected on the outside, except along the course of a dried-up stream, which was once conducted under the altar and to the outside, for the use of pilgrims beginning the St.Olof`s route to Trondheim (Norway), here.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a2/St_Olofs_kyrka_Sigtuna.JPG
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 20:10
Vlad,
Which spiral rotation do You consider is incoming, and which rotation is emitting?
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 20:15
Runemage,
Have You looked into Reiki, some would say the modern healing method, perhaps long forgotten???
http://www.algarveowl.com/Books/SPIRAL.htm
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 20:35
Well; cropredy. I`m not dealing with spirals so much. At some stage, I`ve came to the conclusion that spirals are secondary and come into being first within our (underconscious) mind. In my view, it`s like automatically summing up the crossing points of borders of "seed containers" (yang-within-yin and other way round), - which are the first intermittent products of yin-yang interaction. The ancients called it sometimes allegorically for "milk" of a goddess.
http://www.livius.org/a/turkey/ephesus/ephesus_artemis_selcuk.JPG
As for the direction of circumambulation. I`m trying first to round an object anticlockwise. From all pilgrims at Mt-Kailash those are only Tibetan bönpo, who proceed that way. Hindu och buddhist believers are maintaining it`s a kind of egoism and they are largely right. In this way, one is loading oneself with life-energy, which belongs to all of us, instead of putting one`s own energy to a common "cauldron". Discussions become rather fiery sometimes ...
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 21:14
Sorry, cropredy. I`ve missed your short input on spirals up there :
"Runemage, what in geometry terms does a cross signify??? Where two lines at right angle meet. They have placed lots of crosses at well sites, quite rightly so, as that is where two such lines do cross at right angles, WELL a few more actually, but the net result is a spiral rotating in counter clockwise fashion where the water follows this emittance and bubbles up to the surface, and it therefore takes on the nature electrically of that spiral, guess where the fonts are sited in churchs???
cropredy".
Here`s my comment. "A few more" than two do cross over the St.Aughe`s well. But in that moment I`ve realized that you`re talking of LINES, while I`m talking about PATHS= FIELDS. "Line" would mean for me sth like a very narrow path. Further complication is that there are no single paths, in my view. OK; they can be far-distanced from the next of their kind, while placed against path of a much higher width. (A higher topo-level). For example: yang-path 1,2 m in width, running across yin-path say 60 m wide. But such outer areas are not interesting, as they do not contain any "sacred places".
For the existence of the latter, imo the yin-yang interaction of paths displaying comparable width,- is necessary. At last; the paths of mine make sense first when considered as "fields" comprising a recurring pattern of parallel paths like that : - yang-yin- yangwithinyin -yin-yang-yin - yangwithinyin - yin-yang-yin- ... etc. It seems me dowser-beginners can detect a border (i.e. drop from yang to yin) but not space quality between any two borders. Well; Chinese geomancy deals with those qualities and that`s why I consider it helpful, especially when working with mythotopography.
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| Posted 06-11-2010 at 21:38
Thanks Vlad, glad you liked those. I was quite puzzled at the specific uses for wells in Ireland, most of the English ones seem to be general purpose, but you never know if the lore was stamped out. Religious dominance was practised in England whereas in Ireland it co-existed and embraced what went before.
Hi Kevin, I couldn't get your link to work but yes, I'm familiar with many vibrational techniques, with and without symbols and sigils etc. As you wrote that, I was reading an extract about someone's re-discovery of a slightly different type and wondering whether to post it on the current pyramids thread!
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| Posted 07-11-2010 at 08:08
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The Path-Field I was talking above is only the Father-yang aspect of the whole. With spirals we enter the Mother-yin part of same. (By Daughter-yin I mean the part which accompanies straight Father lines) Here`s what I`ve meant with my conviction about their secondary character :
In this map-dowsing piece I`ve used father-yang straight lines and yang-within-yin "son" (or "milk") - bags to locate a central point of this sacred area. If I`ve chose to detect some spirals leading to the same central point instead, it would do, too. In mythotopography, the spiral line corresponds to a hero being drawn to a goddess. A good choice, Sir Kevin.
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| Posted 07-11-2010 at 08:46
Vlad,
I spent a whole year drawing out such points, scale is a problem, as the thickness of a pencil does as in Your drawing blurr the meeting points.
I found the back of maps best on a full size drawing board worked best.
I quickly realised that single line drawings don't reveal the real majesty involved, and You need to draw out nine parellel lines for each line , at the scale measure they are found apart, then the real patterns become evident.
I also realised that what was at play was vortex patterns overlaying each other both into and out of each point, and this is where the spiral ladders are found where pathways of least resistance occur for the travelling hero to step across onto each next step.
Each point has a pair of dominant cross orientations, commonly N,S,E W, but as the underlying geometry is to fibonacci sequencing those cross feature vary and are at many other orientations.
It then becomes even more complicated as multiple such points in close proximimity are where the megalithic sites and norman churchs are sited, they are akin to railway stations where multiple lines all congragate locally.
The geometries of each place are unique in their complexity, and I can easily fathom it all out , but to draw it out would be a mammoth task, and the scale involved would need to be almost life sized, it cannot be scaled down enough without it becoming as solid.
I can for some bizzare reason SEE all of this when I atune to any location, I have become so atuned as to be able to be that location, and I often then forget why I am there as the whole experience is so over powering and wonderfull.
You must never though loose sight of how We are unique in the geometry stakes also, and so only certain geometries FIT our unique geometry, when that sort of fit occurs it is really something else, and it has happened several times to myself, lets just say that this reality isn't all there is, not by a long chalk.
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| Posted 07-11-2010 at 09:07
Now we are at healing sites, where water is maybe only an allegoric issue, which represents female (yin) energy in Nature. After all those years of collecting examples of psychoenergetic and mythographic structures surrounding specific sacred places, I`ve grown up at last to restrict myself to my nearest environment. Following seasonal changes in the Field around is an instructive occupation, too.
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