“All mystical writing is instruction.” – Alan Watts
“The sacred always manifests itself as a reality of a wholly different order.” – Mircea Eliade
SAFEGUARDS AT SACRED PLACES
“The here of vigilance and the now of seeking.”
-Beautiful Painted Arrow
Because of the nature of the energy present at sacred sites, it is important to visit them in an appropriate manner. Ancient sites require of us a special attention; they require us to be wise in the present moment. Here are some basic safeguards when researching ancient energy. Smudging is a suitable cleansing method, either a small twist of sweetgrass or cedar inside your vehicle or outside, but not if it’s dry weather. This comprehensive list is by writer Maxine Asher. Adherence is personal but I have found #6, #7 and #8 to be personally important.
- Maintain optimum mental and physical health.
- Practice interaction with vibrations at local ancient sites.
- Do not preprogram information about the area you plan to visit.
- Begin work in relatively untraveled regions.
- Eat lightly before visits
- Transmit less and receive more.
- Never enter a site in ‘neutral’. Always manifest a positive aura of protection at all times.
- Always discharge energies after leaving a site.
- Systematically record observations and experiences.
- Be patient in waiting for results.
- Travel alone whenever possible.
- Be careful in your handling of words and intonations at ancient sites.
List of Sacred Places reports, videos and essays on this page:
Sacred Places and Consciousness Part 1 – essay
Sacred Places and Consciousness Part 2 – essay
Sacred Places and Consciousness Part 3 – essay
Two Feathers/Roy Rivers Medicine Wheel, SK
Buffalo Butte Ceremonial Site, SK
Bannock Point Petroforms Video Report
Bannock Point Ceremonial Circle Video Report
Minton Turtle Effigy Video Report
Moose Mountain Medicine Wheel, SK
Big Beaver Buffalo Effigy Video Report
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