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Astralcat wrote:
Hi TJJ - that sounds lovely and I'm glad you had such a wonderful day. As you know, I visit Glastonbury regularly being a resident of Somerset and there's a truly tangible energy there. It really is a unique and special place. I climb the Tor, visit the Chalice Well, and bottle water from the Chalice Well and White Springs in the adjacent lane that you mention. I don't know if you've read these, but I highly recommend them:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Avalonians-Patrick-Benham/dp/0906362687

http://www.amazon.co.uk/King-A[...]&sr=1-4&keywords=geoffrey+ashe

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Glasto[...]1&keywords=dion+fortune+avalon


Namaste _/\_


Thanks Asralcat, I have come across those books, they take me back to a different time in my life. Perhaps when I was still looking for the meaning of life and the point to it all. Now I've reached a place where I've stopped looking - I know less now than I've ever known and am certain of nothing except the sun coming up every day and that all things will pass. So while I'm still privileged with a life, Glastonbury is one of the places I go to give thanks for it.

Peace
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31st July 2013ce
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