The Other Glastonbury
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2022
- The Other Glastonbury helps reveal some of the lesser-known stories behind this historic Somerset town, including its central role as a focal point for spiritual activity, the maze on the Tor and the rather unorthodox way in which the Abbey Ruins were excavated.
‘Wrapped in a tablecloth eating wild garlic’ 😂❤
this lady speaker is a joy to see and listen too, lovely indeed
Denni was my grandmother who sadly passed in 2020. Thank you for uploading this, it was lovely to hear her laugh again. The town misses her very much ❤
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A nicely diverse presentation from the heart of Glastonbury. Thank you Chandra, and all your guests.
The first time i passed through Glastonbury and stopping to have a look around I went to the abbey well garden and along the high street around the abbeyruins and up the Tor of course, there were a few hippy shops, book shops, tea rooms, second-hand clothes shops, and a good mix of, art galleries, a record shop, fish and chips, then the next time I went back it was about ten years later and it had changed beyond all recognition, every shop was a hippy shop, head-shop, alternative healing shop, crystal healing centre and alternative everything you can think of only the fish and chip shop was the same, the church grounds used to be open to the public day and night but on the second visit they were gated and closed at night, the whole place has a sereal disney world hobbit'est vibe about it, also all the normally dressed people had vanished, the first time I went many locals worked in the sheepskin industry and wool making, they are all closed now and the factories were all boarded up, seems like normal people were replaced with middle class business owners pretending to be off the peace convoy, the convoy was infact mainly people form inner cities looking for a way out of the poverty trap and the decaying inner city council housing estates, I've seen many changes in that little town over the years, not all good ones but I suppose its better than Shepton Mallets town centre, even the jail is closed now and it is a museum I hear. . .
Frau Hensey is a delightful hostess for a fascinating video. I would so love to visit Glastonbury, but I fear that I am too old now.
An excellent window into a fascinating place .
Interesting tour around the Tor.
Thanks very much for this excellent interesting video it is so balanced and informative. The presenter did a great job. I'm Catholic and feel very drawn to Glastonbury's unique atmosphere, this video has been a big help to me. Thank you again.
We have a Catholic church in Glastonbury.
Great Stream. Thank you for sharing this with us ❤️
What a lovely look at my favourite place, thankyou.
Very good ……a range of interest here . No mobile phones visible , people seem more earthed at this time .
Wonderful Chandira!
The swastika isn't an Occult symbol. It's a solar symbol, clockwise, sunwise, & deosil for good luck & anticlockwise, antisunwise & widdershins for bad luck in the Northern hemisphere The Nazi version is widdershins, as is the Tibetan Bonpo shamanic sect being a reversal of the Vajrayana Buddhist swastika.
How can Glastonbury be proud, it's a town? Don't you mean the Glastonbury community?
Well done for including the library, as most documentaries leave it out. I was most impressed with it, when I visited it some years ago. Nowadays, I have more books on my pad than the library had.
According to Peter Lemesurier, "The Payer of Expenses" became "The King of Terror" as a result of a missing apostrophe.
I am a Beltane baby as some years it begins on April 30th after the moon rises. April 30th is also Walpurgis Night and is six months before and after Halloween. The other two fire festivals are Imbolc and Llammas.
Than you for sharing love and light little one 🤗🎏🌊X
Lovley to see Denni Price , I miss her .
I have a theory that the Tor is a pinnacle of something buried much deeper .
I would just like to say thank you , very real and moving, hope you do more
Nicely done.
Thank you that was wonderful
Thank you, really interesting.
Love it, but missing crucial segments on Cinnamon Indian takeaway and The Crown.
Fun to see it as it was some years ago. I wonder when this was made?
2001
Made in 2001
Wow doesn’t time fly , what a delightful presenter is the lady still in Glastonbury?
" get its drains sorted out " 😂😂😂 and so say all of us
I live there for years, was full of middle class v poor. Astral Hell Hole too. I left
I heard that from a friend over a decade ago, if I read that correctly. Some people seem well off due to perception of class, but it's not really the case.
Maze? Or labyrinth? They're often used interchangeably but they're actually very different. A maze requires your conscious mind to navigate it - there are dead ends and blockages and you can get lost. A labyrinth has only 1 way in and 1 way out. No thought is needed to navigate it, just follow the path to the centre and return. Impossible to get lost in a labyrinth.
When was this great video made?
"Virtual reality Glastonbury " 😂 for a few people that's the reality of life...
"The magical battle of britain" 👍😁
So the Battle of Britain wasn`t won by the RAF but by a bunch of occultists imagining that they were inside Glastonbury Tor.
Thanks for clearing that up, guys.
It was made back in 2001
It is 8:52 am here in Port Moresby Papua New guinea and i merge This city with london England UK and and Jerusalem israel Palestine in one hour to solve all humanity problems forever◇
Angel in the clouds at 2.58 …..?
No
You’ve obviously got no imagination
@@nickmiller76 Well, that's that sorted!
nope
Tourist Trap.
😂😂😂 load tripe
I don't know those 'ruins' look "Old World" to me - we can't rebuild that stuff cause we did not build that stuff - some pre British British built it - and maybe not as long ago as we think - cataclysm - floods - freezing for years - and ruins - what history is true I don't know - so much buried stuff - I don't think those were "Christian" churches either - something is not adding up
Britain was among the first places to have Churches. Even the Romans will tell you there was already Christians there by the time the Catholic Church came to visit. Joseph of Arimathea came here after Christ's crufixion. He had made the trip many times to collect Tin ore for making bronze. This history is not hidden, just poo-pooed by stuffy academics who think they know better