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Peter Knight and Sue Wallace-Knight are environmentalists who lead shamanic and mindfulness tours and workshops across England and Wales. Here, they give an inspiring illustrated presentation about their book ‘Landscapes of Memory’ and present a blend of the latest research into megaliths, prehistoric shamanism, Ice Age cave art, rock art, sacred sound, and mythologised landscapes, along with their own experiences from over 30 years of travelling around the world researching ancient wisdom and sacred places. Peter and Sue compare indigenous wisdom across the Earth, showing that it is the land itself that holds memory, myths and stories, which we are still able to access today. The talk ends with an uplifting live earth-healing chant and drumming, with a guest appearance of the Perpetual Choirs musician Giles Bryant.
Recorded at the Glastonbury Symposium, July 2024
glastonburysymposium.co.uk
Peter Knight and Sue Wallace-Knight are environmentalists who lead shamanic and mindfulness tours and workshops across England and Wales. Here, they give an inspiring illustrated presentation about their book ‘Landscapes of Memory’ and present a blend of the latest research into megaliths, prehistoric shamanism, Ice Age cave art, rock art, sacred sound, and mythologised landscapes, along with their own experiences from over 30 years of travelling around the world researching ancient wisdom and sacred places. Peter and Sue compare indigenous wisdom across the Earth, showing that it is the land itself that holds memory, myths and stories, which we are still able to access today. The talk ends with an uplifting live earth-healing chant and drumming, with a guest appearance of the Perpetual Choirs musician Giles Bryant.
Recorded at the Glastonbury Symposium, July 2024
glastonburysymposium.co.uk








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Peace campaigner Ben Griffin joined the British Army in 1997. He served in Northern Ireland, Macedonia and Afghanistan before being deployed to Baghdad in 2005, where he became morally disillusioned about the Iraq war. After three months he returned to the UK on leave and decided he could not return. Resistance to killing from within the military has a long history. Ben talks about lesser-known acts of resistance to war in post-9/11 conflicts and discusses the actions and plight of US Army Soldier and WikiLeaks whistleblower Bradley (now Chelsea) Manning.
Recorded at Truth, Mysteries and New Frontiers [Glastonbury Symposium], July 2013
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