My introduction to the vibrations and energies of the land was by being embedded in some very sacred ancestral places and allowing myself to open so that I experienced what the place had to offer me. By doing this I saw images and shapes that in an Irish museum exhibit on paleolithic art were described as energy representations. My experiences had extended to feeling these vibrations by dowsing with two rods as well as through using other senses like the mind’s eye. My eyes were opening to this new (well, for me) and fascinating path of working with earth energies. Where to now?
On my travels I also had some wonderful shopping experiences (especially in Glastonbury) and collected a range of books. My next step was to begin reading them so I could have some background on how other people had experienced earth energies – including the serpent lines / dragon lines / ley lines.
Published in 1989 originally, “The Sun and the Serpent” by Paul Bradhurst and Hamish Miller provided an insight into another’s journey through a landscape etched in stone. I learned that they too had experienced interesting energy shapes when dowsing the Hurlers Stone Circle on Bodmin Moor. In fact a large chunk of the places I had traveled to in the Western part of England had been on or very near to the ley lines that were followed in the book. From a personal experience of specific stones, I was beginning to see just how much experiences of the land vibrations or energies have influenced and continue to influence us and our relationship with the land.
Green and Grey 