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Fionn, B.A. M.A., is a sculptor, painter and illustrator, astrologer, innovator, researcher, poet, writer, craftsman, lecturer, energy dowser and polymath. Fionn takes us into the remote Mesolithic epoch by presenting the fresh discovery of what he calls ‘The Stonehenge Zodiac’, using imagery discovered encoded into the English countryside. He re-examines the sacred temple of Stonehenge as part of a vast astrological landscape hidden from view by its scale and complexity. Fionn introduces ‘The Immortals’ (axial temples), stellar/terrestrial correspondences which have remained unrecognised since ancient time. He examines their true significance within the landscape and shows how the axial pole of the earth still plays a central role in this vast temple, and how and where there are other sacred sites waiting to be identified.
Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers (Glastonbury Symposium), July 2019
glastonburysympsium.co.uk
Fionn, B.A. M.A., is a sculptor, painter and illustrator, astrologer, innovator, researcher, poet, writer, craftsman, lecturer, energy dowser and polymath. Fionn takes us into the remote Mesolithic epoch by presenting the fresh discovery of what he calls ‘The Stonehenge Zodiac’, using imagery discovered encoded into the English countryside. He re-examines the sacred temple of Stonehenge as part of a vast astrological landscape hidden from view by its scale and complexity. Fionn introduces ‘The Immortals’ (axial temples), stellar/terrestrial correspondences which have remained unrecognised since ancient time. He examines their true significance within the landscape and shows how the axial pole of the earth still plays a central role in this vast temple, and how and where there are other sacred sites waiting to be identified.
Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers (Glastonbury Symposium), July 2019
glastonburysympsium.co.uk
