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 Re: The "perpetual Choirs of Britain". 17 messages | Select a forum: |
| <i>But what do we know about precisely where this "centre" was? I can't find a structure locally that looks as if it could have been the place, so i wondered if anyone out there has any ideas? It is a lovely, and very spiritual place, where one feels as if something big could have happened a long time ago. </i> Whiteleaved Oak certainly sounds like a special place, the site where 3 counties meet, quartzite abundant in the local geology and a spring - picture here http://www.crystalsandfossils.co.uk/crystals_choosing.html Are there any clues as to a "centre" on an old map? http://www.old-maps.co.uk/gaze[...]/10heref151/10heref151gazW.htm Googling Perpetual Choirs turned this up, too, lots on sacred geometry and music. http://www.aniwilliams.com/geometry_music_healing.htm Rune  This topic is locked |  21st July 2005ce 01:28 In reply to: The "perpetual Choirs of Britain". (Forrester) |
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