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| This has been a quite wonderful thread. And yes a PhD could come from it all! But I agree with much of what's been said. And I like the notion of some kind of aesthetic resonance whether this is converted (no pun intended) into some kind of a spirtual experience or not. I cannot think of one prehistoric site that I've visited that doesn't connect with the landscape in some way or at least have wonderful (magical?) environs. Wayland Smithy is fantastic and I experienced a wonderful peace there without anyone elses vibes being there. Some of the Worcestershire countryside is wonderful, but Shropshire also has a magic all of its own. One thing I do find is that I have a growing yearning and need to be in touch with nature/landscape/seasons/sky/water/earth as much as possible. I can't stop staring at it and wanting to experience it - be one with it. It is some kind of primeavil calling I guess and the only thing that keeps me sane in this increasingly mad world. Reply | with quote | Posted by wychburyman 28th June 2003ce 23:31 In reply to: Spirit of Place (Shestu) |
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