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All the Earth
is Sacred,
With Every Step
We Take
So the chant goes,
and,
of course, it is true.
But
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where it is easier to percieve
the
Spirit
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than others. |
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it might be easier to feel
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with the One. |
It's the
Nature of Sacred Space.
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It
might be easier |
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To feel at one with the
One |
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than, say,
in Hell's
Kitchen;
than in Times Square.
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So, there are places on this Earth
Where Spirit is concentrated.
?Where it's
"more sacred"?
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The weird thing
about this concentration
is that everyone who goes there sees Spirit
differently.
Some encounter Spirit
and see Jesus
Others see Mohammed,
Buddah,
or Cerridwen.
Then there's the Little People
and
Manitou.
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Dowsers are the same.
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No two dowsers, |
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even if they had the same
teacher, |
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Find the same thing |
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When dowsing in sacred space. |
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Some find energy leys and domes of water,
others find Curry and Hartmann Grids,
then there's Michael and Mary Lines,
and Aquastats and Track lines,
not to mention "energy lines"
and Maltese
Crosses.
The list goes on and on.
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differently? |
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I think it has something to do
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The level of consciousness of the individual,
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His/her set of expectations, and
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Hmm. . .
Who decides that last one - what we're ready to see?
Maybe it is Spirit.
Not some dumb energy
with no consciousness.
But the Energy of Spirit with
total eternal consciousness.
Maybe it is the Spirit of the Place
who decides what we see.
Sig Lonegren is an author, teacher, geomancer, and grandfather. He has
studied the Earth Mysteries since the early seventies, getting a Masters
Degree in "Sacred Space," running a school in the Construction and Uses of
Sacred Space, building a geomantic website
http://www.geomancy.org and
writing four books on labyrinths and dowsing. He lives with his partner,
Karin Schluter, in Glastonbury, England.
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