compassion, collaboration & cooperation iN transistion
The collective unconscious is common to all -
it is the foundation of what the ancients called
the "sympathy of all things ".
Carl Gustav Jung
At this time of year, generally known as 'flaming' June, we in Britain in
recent years, have experienced almost completely the opposite. As the
change in the El Nino/La Nina cycle of the Pacific Ocean takes effect
on our global weather patterns, however, we appear set in Britain to
experience the the clear skies, full moon and summer solstice events,
which our ancient ancestors did during the 1500 year period, which saw
the establishment of Stonehenge.
In the context of those interconnected global weather patterns, which
have been once and for all revealed to us, through the production and
airing of NOVA's epic video Earth from Space, the Stonehenge episode
of Ancient Mysteries, which is being shown on the H2 Channel, has
proposed that the ancient shamanic Britons may have been amongst the
very first astronomical observers to track the movements of the sun and
moon and to build an astronomical observation site, in wood and stone, at
Stonehenge, based primarily on the extremes of the cycles of the moon
relative to the earth, with the cycles of the sun an adjunct thereto.
As such it is assumed and proposed... (there are as many versions
of history, archeological and otherwise, as there are historians and
archeologists) - that these shamanic Britons may have been the very
first Scientific Astronomers, to create an observatory to predict the future
movements of the sun and moon, of such complexity, to no doubt aid their
exploits, season by season, to establish sustainable agricultural practices,
during the hunter-gatherer/farmer transition...
AN observation site, in fact, which could be used to intimately interconnect
themselves, in sympathy with the BIRTH - DEATH - REBIRTH cycles of ...
THE cosmic 'SYMPHONY' of EVERYTHING
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