Norwich Cathedral Labryinth
photo to come
Spiral Sanctuary
“A healing place and a place for healing” is located at Combe Farm, Asmouth, Seaton, Devon. The Spiral is a non-denominational organization created to encourage and promote healing an dwell being on all levels of our lives.
Eden Project: a gift from Britain to the World:
Visit it in person in beautiful Cornwall, UK, or visit the web site www.edenproject.com
Brigit’s Garden:
Jenny Beale’s vision of a garden where people can connect with the Celtic seasonal festivals and the magic of Brigit has been established; a non-profit has been created to support the project. It is located about 1/2 hour from Galway on the way to Conemara. Landscape architecture and design brings the ancient respect for the land into focus for contemporary times.( I have photos I refer to in my journey description)
St. Mungo Museum of Religious Life and Art,Glasgow
pp 291-292 in The Spiritual Traveler, England, Scotland, Wales (The Guide to Sacred Sites and Pilgrim Routes in Britain), Martin Palmer and Nigel Palmer, Hidden Spring, 2000
This Museum houses the famous painting Christ of St. John of the Cross by Salvador Dali, which was balanced for me by Dali’s painting in the Fredericton Art Gallery, New Brunswick, Canada.
The dance of destruction of the universe is rendered in a very large bronze Indian statue of Shiva, whose presence understandably dominates the space.
Spirals:
an ancient symbol for infinity - an eternal flow of energy. Picture to come
S
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Located near Woodbridge, Sussex, the Sutton Hoo burials of ships and warriors have become well known from the image of the famous burial mask alone. Further, the exhibition of displays and artifacts establishes that Anglo Saxons were not “barbarians” but fine craftsmen and a cultured people that probably influenced Celtic art.
Julian of Norwhich
Writer and mystic (1342-c.1429): St. Julian’s Church with St. Julian’s Cell, which is open for prayer and meditation is located about 15 minutes from the much larger Norwich Cathedral. St. Julian’s legacy is her book, The Revelations of Divine Love. She was one of the first women to write in English and her perception that there is no wrath in God, but that we project wrath onto God, was indeed a revelation ahead of her time.
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