DOWSING The EARTH ENERGIES of AVEBURY | AVEBURY 2024

In the Sixth Video from my Pilgrimage to the Sacred Landscape of Avebury in Wiltshire, I am at the Stone Circle itself and meeting up with Nigel and Neil for some Dowsing and Talking about the Theories and Experiences of the Earth Energies in this Place.
Avebury Trip 2024:
• AVEBURY Trip | May 2024
Avebury Landscape (Playlist):
• AVEBURY | Wiltshire
Recorded: Thursday 30th May 2024
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[@PortsladeBySea]

Superb video.
A mixture of unbelievable beauty and English history 🇬🇧🥳👏👍

[@MarqEnglish]

Thanks Mike.

[@robtim1460]

Hi Topman ......Rob from the George Harvester .x

[@Digitiser]

Good to see you in lovely Avebury, Marq!

[@MarqEnglish]

Thank you, Avebury has been my Home away from Home for too many years to mention.

[@nigelhales5713]

Pas problem monsieur Anglais .. :-)

[@nigelhales5713]

And then there was the moment when I asked you about the placement of the Mary line when I was dowsing up to the sewerage caps when Gordon turned up with his wealth of information, shame you didn't catch the bit he said about people changing the course of the energies by placing things in certain spots ✝️ :-(

[@kerrymckenna]

Great video and thanks for mentioning my green man post box topper. ❤

[@MarqEnglish]

You are very welcome Kerry x

[@maryfennell9672]

Fascinating stuff Marq.

[@MarqEnglish]

Thanks Mary.

[@marieascot]

I didn't know that about the Swindon Stone. I seemed attracted to it.

[@lynnb_and_ky_springer_spaniel]

Another great one Marq

[@MarqEnglish]

Thanks Lynn.

[@gregarcher468]

great work guys. I believe your on the right track .It was the metal ore content of these stones that was important ,this enabled the people to tune into the earths energies like a large primitive radio receiver and commune with what they believed was the ancestor spirit. They had a far different relationship with there minds than we do today and knew they had far greater clarity of thought at certain times of the year at these locations. snakes and serpents feature so much in their stories because this is the earth telling them that for 90% of our past she was a reptile, mammals are only a very new species.

[@MarqEnglish]

Thanks for your views, very interesting and I agree.

[@kirlygirl7863]

I could be wrong (it wouldn't be the first time), but I thought I heard recently (I was doing something else at the time so was only catching drips of info) that there was some discovery that led people smarter than I am that something was found that caused these smart people to think there were cremations buried there (or maybe it was Stonehenge) surmising that the stone circles had a purpose in honoring the dead. .... and that concludes my half-arsed info. Anybody else hear that theory (or something akin)?

[@nigelhales5713]

My bell theory has escalated to organs ( and then choirs) now , currently in Brittany where most churches have bells but one in particular acquired an organ that was actially too big lol.
As for earth energies connected to water divination , pretty much every church here as in Britain is placed on a ✝️ cross over of energy lines (just like barrows) where they've either placed a calvery ( which in many circumstances appear to be carved from sarsen stones ) or indeed an open for public use fountain , (unlike the hidden ones we have ) or both. This one marked no less than 3 water sources converging directly underneath and had all the characteristics of a church on a long barrow etc near by , 🤔
Could barrow be interpreted from "borough" ? As in an ancient and natural place to meet ;-)
But hey nice video Marq and was nice to meet up in Avebury again i enjoyed that day, other than that lost tobacco pouch lol

[@MarqEnglish]

Thanks Nigel for commenting and we shall do more stuff with this.

[@PortsladeBySea]

Interesting comments.
Borough’s were definitely ancient meeting places.
I’ve never before heard that church organs and choirs could be associated as described, but I’m certain they are.
I am an atheist but love visiting ancient churches and listening to church bells, organs and choir music. Being a longstanding member of the Friends of The Sussex Historic Churches Trust I suspect that I have visited more churches and made more donations than most Christians 🤣🛐🔔🎹🎶

[@MarqEnglish]

@@PortsladeBySea Yes Mike, I'm not Religious at all but Ancient Churches fascinate me.

[@MrGreatplum]

Stone 89 - should have a name like Clive 😜
Very interesting video, Marq - I’m sure I’ve seen you search for stones by dowsing like this before in Avebury - or am I imagining things?

[@MarqEnglish]

Or Derek the Stone? Yes, I've done plenty of Dowsing at Avebury which is in the Playlist.