I spent a week drinking only from both the red and the white springs. Ate only plants and walked up to the Tor every evening. Practiced Yoga, gardened, Meditated. It cleared up a bad skin condition I had. Totally cleaned me from the inside out 😊
I’ve never felt such a great and strong calling to “go home”. I’ve always been fascinated ever since I was a very little girl but seeing it so up close and personal just made me feel homesick. I always wondered about my past lives but now I am certain that at some point this was my home. No exaggeration, I felt this heaviness in my heart and the tears just rolled down my face the entire time I watched this. Seems time to make my trip. Thank you for posting this footage. This kitchen witch is so very grateful. Many blessings to you!
I'm a 5th generation native Texas, but I felt exactly the same way about Glastonbury. When I first visited I planned to stay just a day only and then continue my U.K. travels, but when I got there I felt that I never wanted to leave, so I stayed for the duration of my trip. I have never felt so at home anywhere in my life. I'll I want is to be able to return there for good someday.
I completely relate. I always knew my true home was somewhere in England; and a few weeks ago, I was incredibly blessed to be able to visit Glastonbury. And that was it, it felt so much home ... and here, back in the U.S., I also shed tears because I want so badly to "go home."
I visited Glastonbury in 1974, spending most of the day on my own, letting the Spirit of the place lead me to various magical places. A time that still resonates with me to this day. I found myself in a section of the ruins opposite the abbey, where I heard running water under a section of the walls. I found a crack in the foundation large enough to slip my cupped hand in and drank a number of handfuls of water from that source. The rest shall be left unsaid, but it felt like some sort of internal clensing occurred, leaving me feeling an almost out of body experience. Fortunately there were very few daytrippers there & I was able to enjoy the hours undisturbed. 😊😊
😮oh dear, how did this guy manage to make such a magical place boring? I was there 20 years ago when i visited Glastonbury. Dont be fooled by this dry delivery. It is truly a magical place. The light is soft bright and angelic. Beautiful, see it if you can!
Great informative interesting video! Love chalice well!! What a beautiful place, you can feel all the healing just being in the energies. Thank you ♡♡♡
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Thanks for posting this. Glastonbury is a place I have always wanted to visit.
These sacred places must go way back...most folk lost their ability to find and recognise these sacred sites...some are open still...places like this keep the spirit open...too many have cut themselves off from spirit...and are a liability now...to themselves and others and the planet and creation...time to learn to live aright...creation has laws...we need to follow...with the intuition, our hearts, and the spirit and conscience...
It's actually radio-active. It was tested for bottling in the 1950's, but found unsuitable. The monks of Glastonbury abbey never drank it, just used it for their 'ablutions' and toilet use.
The symbol on the floor as you walk in as well as that two tiered pond I am positive represents the great year as with our binary sun Sirius?24,800 years approx 1 full revolution and interestingly 1 light year exactly between both suns at the nearest point in the golden age with iron age farthest and bronze and silver ages between. Our being is written in the stars. Also Please have a watch of Santos Bonacci's work
Not sure where the water comes out in Australia, if indeed it does. Call the Chalice Well office...they have a website and Trust there...as does the White Spring now
Yew trees always grow that way down and are in grave yards it's still a law today that you can take part of the tree to make a bow because that's what the English long was made from ..
Well I hate to be an old party pooper, but I think you will find that you cannot just hack a branch off a yew tree and half hour later , VOILA! You have a decent bow to slay all your enemies with . There is a lot more to making a bow than that . And I believe the wood has to be taken from the main trunk , so you would have to cut down the whole tree , season it and split it ……sorry . Don’t know about the law either, I would bet most trees in a churchyard have a TPO on them On a more positive note . The yew is the longest living tree found in Britain . I read somewhere that the yew was the original YGGDRASIL of Pagan mythology, not the ASH . confusion arose in modern times because the the old Norse poets used the euphemism “needle ash” when referring to it . Yew trees as we all know are frequently found in church yards, but there is conclusive evidence that some are older than the church , and were growing there before it was built . Suggesting that Christians may have taken over a pagan sacred site . We know of examples where this definitely happened . Knowlton in Dorset is one example. Lovely place BTW , well worth a visit.
@@barkershill no one said you can just take a branch from a graveyard in 5-minutes you have a bow of course you got to work the wood cure it split it and shape the bow no one hear in this comment section said this was a 5-minute process yes the law still in the UK . We was actually talking about how the tree grows as well .. you're not bursting any bubbles lol
Peter, where are your guests mostly from, if I may ask, by the way? :-) I assume they must be mostly locals, or British, are they? Do you happen to host any foreigners, at least occasionally, even from some non-English speaking countries perhaps? P.S.: A tree hugging is a very great and noble gesture, but you have to really feel it, I mean somewhere deep "inside" yourself, as a special kind of an urge or necessity. Otherwise it doesn't make a true sense, or meaning, or effect, at least to one of the "parties" ... I think it's a part of higher level of emotional intelligence, as well of compassion, respect, admiration, stronger non-human entities awareness and intuition. I often times feel like it myself, especially in a vicinity of the old or even ancient trees, and especially (but not necessarily) the large ones, with some special and unusual features, including the trees that I know or feel they will be cut down soon(-er or later) ...
Its red because the water flows through a titan buried in the mound. Its iron, which is blood.. the entire area is ancient burial mounds. Apparently... !
@@HuSiaCat PART ONE...Yes...many opinions! I have spiritual guidance, so follow that...I went to Glastonbury in the late 90's and early 2000's...much happened. No doubt Tudor Pole and other Avalonians had a joint task to bring the spiritual back to the area, although it took some time before the masses began to go there. The ley lines I could sense...linking the Town with its Abbey, Tor, the Springs, and the oak trees called Gog and Magog...and Bridie's Mound too seemed sacred. Most have these now have Trusts guiding them. Once I was drawn to 3 druidesses...on a druidic tour...they described working there and walking up spirally in past lives, to open the chakras. There are some crystals under there of some kind. I was stood nr the High Altar, and felt a gush of energy flow through me...they felt this too. It was a Mid Summer around the 24 th of June. My conclusion was that the area has been very sacred in the past...along with Tintagel...the ley lines are really powerful, and key places sit on these...St Nectan's Waterfall perhaps the most important. These places have connections to Parallel Worlds...some dark, some light-which stand above us as less dense planes. There is a replication of worlds, or there was until man became an obstacle to the passage of light power and wisdom. This was why many warnings came to men, but their spirits forget them time after time, or they distorted them. Arthur was King in the next sphere up above the world of matter (includes the earth, the astral and ethereal planes_ This is the lowest sptrl kingdom. He fell, as did many from that plane, lured by the Antichrist, Lucifer; who came to help, but became self-conscious, and turned against men...who mostly enjoyed his temptings of assorted kinds...all addictions.
@@HuSiaCat PART TWO: And so man on one hand became tied to the earth and temporal death...his spirit starved of sprtl food, with no guidance now. News came to Earth of the Coming of the King of Creation and the Grail-that annually dispenses the power of the Almighty...he would appoint a New King in the lower realms, and go into the ethereal realms of man to help them. He actually came to earth, and was greeted with the same scorn and derision as Christ. When I went there I had only just begun to look for help in the Churches, or esoteric groups...this was short-lived. My guides gave me what I needed...and from them I learned of Arthur's demise...and Parsifal, the Holy and Great Spirit...the Will of God...and a Part of Him coming down to reinvigorate the earth;y realms...and prompt the Judgment...to separate men. In men's past, there have been movements at certain times, and there seems to have been one last attempt to leave markers where sacred sites existed...to keep alive our spirits and hope. The Tor I sense is connected with Mt Saiphon...the holiest place in the ethereal world...and here Jesus and King of the Grail would have prepared for their tasks, before entering their human bodies. St Nectan's is a kind of sml replica of the Holy Grail...with the Water of Life streaming through creation. One book that explains many things is about the Last Judgment by Von Sass...and can be bought on Lulu.com. We are already well into the Judgment...but the last acts of it beckon...the Apocalypse...2028 and 2033 are key yrs...so Watch and Pray...for the end times are almost upon us...but if we do well...we can return in future lives...and then complete Wheels of Reincarnation...and return to the spiritual realm...Paradise...and live forever! Wagner came closest to disclosing eternal truths in his music...and the film Excalibur has some truths...but everything has been twisted...so we need to purify our thoughts...and come to knowledge within.
@@HuSiaCat PART THREE: What I noted in Glastonbury was many legends...linking the Christ and Grail principles. Neither to my knowledge went to the earthly town of Glastonbury...but through the connection with Mt Saiphon...it is likely that a connection was made through seers on earth...and so the legends were passed on that way. And man being man...made many a tale about these tidings...which if they had remained pure...would have helped all of humanity in this difficult time. As I said...the aforementioned book reveals some of these secrets of the past...and begins to explaining the why and hows...and she relates to a few other books that can be Staffs of Light for the erring mankind in his time of trouble. Blessed Be...
This is one of them sites that to those that feel the true story get something different to me here is a dragon vortex the vesica pisces represents the light and the dark masculine and feminine the water represents the serpent in the centre of the yin yang the the vesica resembles the two energies it's a trilogy not duality that yew spans every dimension and is very symbolical of these points around the earth. It's related to thuban and the red draconians
⛅Hi Sunshine, wish I could go an meet you all in person, but unfortunately I'm not up & running in a five 5D World. May peace an prosperity be with you always! C-ya😎Bye! ✌💖🤗~🌞🌎⚬" ...
Absolute garbage. "ley lines" do go on straight lines, they don't curve from any horizon. The Michael Line crosses the Tor, straight from Burrow Mump. Oh, and it doesn't 'split into two'. I followed this guy round the abbey once; he reckoned that the Michael Line crossed St. John's church in the High Street (!) Sorry, the line does not come from south Wales. There are so many speculative remarks it's hard to comment on them all. One yardstick to go by: if the person 'guiding' you gets paid for doing so, and does not live in Glastonbury, find someone else.
There are many there who seem alien to normal life...but what is normal? Certainly not Glastonbury...nor some of the folk who go and live there...not seen any inter galactic beings on my travels though, but have seen a gnome next to the ancient oak trees of Gog and Magog...
By the the way they charge money to come to this place should be free i lived 12 years in UK, when i went there, i told them you will all see the truth one day, and before some even try to comment my answer, you better know what you Talking about...am a Spiritual Teacher and work with Akashic records for years...i Love England, but to charge money to come there, but this they do every where in the world for years...i wish them all well, please do honest research before you open your information to other....there is things you guys don't even are allowed to know about why they charge money for you to come there,,,,they will tell you many reason...well you will know later then we will share with you....you have the power in your heart....Knowles=Power=Wisdom.......use it.....
I thought it was so they could pay their staff and to keep up matinances of such beautiful and well-kept grounds. Its less than £5 for an adult now it think, passed by chalice wells the other day.
I have read that money has an energy. is it to do with the old crossing the palm with silver? you hand over money and so does that mean you have given energy so now can receive it? I am guessing. I went 2 weeks ago here and we didn't have long only about 20 mins there so I didn't feel anything which isn't surprising due to the rushed nature of the visit.
I spent a week drinking only from both the red and the white springs. Ate only plants and walked up to the Tor every evening. Practiced Yoga, gardened, Meditated. It cleared up a bad skin condition I had. Totally cleaned me from the inside out 😊
Dont drink the water from the white spring.Pidgeons can get in and they shit in it.
I’ve never felt such a great and strong calling to “go home”. I’ve always been fascinated ever since I was a very little girl but seeing it so up close and personal just made me feel homesick. I always wondered about my past lives but now I am certain that at some point this was my home. No exaggeration, I felt this heaviness in my heart and the tears just rolled down my face the entire time I watched this. Seems time to make my trip. Thank you for posting this footage. This kitchen witch is so very grateful. Many blessings to you!
I'm a 5th generation native Texas, but I felt exactly the same way about Glastonbury. When I first visited I planned to stay just a day only and then continue my U.K. travels, but when I got there I felt that I never wanted to leave, so I stayed for the duration of my trip. I have never felt so at home anywhere in my life. I'll I want is to be able to return there for good someday.
Did you go? :)
@@angelkaterose Sadly, due to our Covid restrictions, I have not been able to go yet
I completely relate. I always knew my true home was somewhere in England; and a few weeks ago, I was incredibly blessed to be able to visit Glastonbury. And that was it, it felt so much home ... and here, back in the U.S., I also shed tears because I want so badly to "go home."
I visited Glastonbury in 1974, spending most of the day on my own, letting the Spirit of the place lead me to various magical places. A time that still resonates with me to this day. I found myself in a section of the ruins opposite the abbey, where I heard running water under a section of the walls. I found a crack in the foundation large enough to slip my cupped hand in and drank a number of handfuls of water from that source. The rest shall be left unsaid, but it felt like some sort of internal clensing occurred, leaving me feeling an almost out of body experience. Fortunately there were very few daytrippers there & I was able to enjoy the hours undisturbed. 😊😊
We come from Germany to Glastonbury four times a year, a wonderful place and friendly people. We love it.
I live by the Well, come stay with us 😁
😮oh dear, how did this guy manage to make such a magical place boring?
I was there 20 years ago when i visited Glastonbury. Dont be fooled by this dry delivery.
It is truly a magical place. The light is soft bright and angelic. Beautiful, see it if you can!
I really enjoyed your talk Peter. Thank you very much. The well is beautiful.
Great and informative video, thank you so much for sharing! Looking forward to visiting the spring next week thanks to learning about it here ❤
Thanks for uploading for those of us who have no means of visiting in person from abroad.
Great informative interesting video! Love chalice well!! What a beautiful place, you can feel all the healing just being in the energies.
Thank you ♡♡♡
Thanks for posting this. Glastonbury is a place I have always wanted to visit.
I think most of us locals actually collect and use the water from the white spring across the road.
Fantastic
God is Greatest.
The mists of Avalon. 💙
Your prodigal sons, the USA loves and esteems you, your King, and the people.
These sacred places must go way back...most folk lost their ability to find and recognise these sacred sites...some are open still...places like this keep the spirit open...too many have cut themselves off from spirit...and are a liability now...to themselves and others and the planet and creation...time to learn to live aright...creation has laws...we need to follow...with the intuition, our hearts, and the spirit and conscience...
The video begins with a view of Stonehenge! What the hell has Chalice Well got to do with Stonehenge?
If the water is so rich in iron does that mean it is poisonous to the fairies?
Good question, actually.
It's actually radio-active. It was tested for bottling in the 1950's, but found unsuitable. The monks of Glastonbury abbey never drank it, just used it for their 'ablutions' and toilet use.
@@mikesey1 would love to know if any updated testing in this regard has happened.
Well iron is very magnetic...so it could be used in healing, and perhaps magnify the power received by the body...helps make homeopathic remedies too
The symbol on the floor as you walk in as well as that two tiered pond I am positive represents the great year as with our binary sun Sirius?24,800 years approx 1 full revolution and interestingly 1 light year exactly between both suns at the nearest point in the golden age with iron age farthest and bronze and silver ages between.
Our being is written in the stars. Also Please have a watch of Santos Bonacci's work
How do you buy the Chalice Well water if you live in Melbourne, AU?
Go to your spigot and turn it on.
Not sure where the water comes out in Australia, if indeed it does. Call the Chalice Well office...they have a website and Trust there...as does the White Spring now
I live next to the Chalice well. You’re welcome 😘
youre so lucky!
I wonder how long this video has been on 333 "Likes". With no one wanting to be the 334th who breaks the triad. :)
Druids...3 is sacred
Does anyone know about Physic Well,,Dorset, U.K.?
Yew trees always grow that way down and are in grave yards it's still a law today that you can take part of the tree to make a bow because that's what the English long was made from ..
Do you mean that you are allowed to harvest wood from a yew tree in a graveyard to make a bow. That is a cool law if it's true
Charles Cannon yeah the law still stands today
Tim g star Mills tech that's some serious tradition there. Though long gone are the days when it was the law that you had to be proficient in archery.
Well I hate to be an old party pooper, but I think you will find that you cannot just hack a branch off a yew tree and half hour later , VOILA! You have a decent bow to slay all your enemies with . There is a lot more to making a bow than that . And I believe the wood has to be taken from the main trunk , so you would have to cut down the whole tree , season it and split it ……sorry .
Don’t know about the law either, I would bet most trees in a churchyard have a TPO on them
On a more positive note . The yew is the longest living tree found in Britain .
I read somewhere that the yew was the original YGGDRASIL of Pagan mythology, not the ASH .
confusion arose in modern times because the the old Norse poets used the euphemism “needle ash” when referring to it .
Yew trees as we all know are frequently found in church yards, but there is conclusive evidence that some are older than the church , and were growing there before it was built .
Suggesting that Christians may have taken over a pagan sacred site .
We know of examples where this definitely happened . Knowlton in Dorset is one example.
Lovely place BTW , well worth a visit.
@@barkershill no one said you can just take a branch from a graveyard in 5-minutes you have a bow of course you got to work the wood cure it split it and shape the bow no one hear in this comment section said this was a 5-minute process yes the law still in the UK . We was actually talking about how the tree grows as well .. you're not bursting any bubbles lol
Megatreeomania
Peter, where are your guests mostly from, if I may ask, by the way? :-) I assume they must be mostly locals, or British, are they? Do you happen to host any foreigners, at least occasionally, even from some non-English speaking countries perhaps? P.S.: A tree hugging is a very great and noble gesture, but you have to really feel it, I mean somewhere deep "inside" yourself, as a special kind of an urge or necessity. Otherwise it doesn't make a true sense, or meaning, or effect, at least to one of the "parties" ... I think it's a part of higher level of emotional intelligence, as well of compassion, respect, admiration, stronger non-human entities awareness and intuition. I often times feel like it myself, especially in a vicinity of the old or even ancient trees, and especially (but not necessarily) the large ones, with some special and unusual features, including the trees that I know or feel they will be cut down soon(-er or later) ...
Its red because the water flows through a titan buried in the mound. Its iron, which is blood.. the entire area is ancient burial mounds. Apparently... !
There's a lot of sheep dirt buried around the Tor...
@@nialloneill5097 that I don't doubt... Guess we won't ever truly know or understand, many claim too but no one agrees it appears.
@@HuSiaCat PART ONE...Yes...many opinions! I have spiritual guidance, so follow that...I went to Glastonbury in the late 90's and early 2000's...much happened. No doubt Tudor Pole and other Avalonians had a joint task to bring the spiritual back to the area, although it took some time before the masses began to go there. The ley lines I could sense...linking the Town with its Abbey, Tor, the Springs, and the oak trees called Gog and Magog...and Bridie's Mound too seemed sacred. Most have these now have Trusts guiding them. Once I was drawn to 3 druidesses...on a druidic tour...they described working there and walking up spirally in past lives, to open the chakras. There are some crystals under there of some kind. I was stood nr the High Altar, and felt a gush of energy flow through me...they felt this too. It was a Mid Summer around the 24 th of June. My conclusion was that the area has been very sacred in the past...along with Tintagel...the ley lines are really powerful, and key places sit on these...St Nectan's Waterfall perhaps the most important. These places have connections to Parallel Worlds...some dark, some light-which stand above us as less dense planes. There is a replication of worlds, or there was until man became an obstacle to the passage of light power and wisdom. This was why many warnings came to men, but their spirits forget them time after time, or they distorted them. Arthur was King in the next sphere up above the world of matter (includes the earth, the astral and ethereal planes_ This is the lowest sptrl kingdom. He fell, as did many from that plane, lured by the Antichrist, Lucifer; who came to help, but became self-conscious, and turned against men...who mostly enjoyed his temptings of assorted kinds...all addictions.
@@HuSiaCat PART TWO: And so man on one hand became tied to the earth and temporal death...his spirit starved of sprtl food, with no guidance now. News came to Earth of the Coming of the King of Creation and the Grail-that annually dispenses the power of the Almighty...he would appoint a New King in the lower realms, and go into the ethereal realms of man to help them. He actually came to earth, and was greeted with the same scorn and derision as Christ. When I went there I had only just begun to look for help in the Churches, or esoteric groups...this was short-lived. My guides gave me what I needed...and from them I learned of Arthur's demise...and Parsifal, the Holy and Great Spirit...the Will of God...and a Part of Him coming down to reinvigorate the earth;y realms...and prompt the Judgment...to separate men. In men's past, there have been movements at certain times, and there seems to have been one last attempt to leave markers where sacred sites existed...to keep alive our spirits and hope. The Tor I sense is connected with Mt Saiphon...the holiest place in the ethereal world...and here Jesus and King of the Grail would have prepared for their tasks, before entering their human bodies. St Nectan's is a kind of sml replica of the Holy Grail...with the Water of Life streaming through creation. One book that explains many things is about the Last Judgment by Von Sass...and can be bought on Lulu.com. We are already well into the Judgment...but the last acts of it beckon...the Apocalypse...2028 and 2033 are key yrs...so Watch and Pray...for the end times are almost upon us...but if we do well...we can return in future lives...and then complete Wheels of Reincarnation...and return to the spiritual realm...Paradise...and live forever! Wagner came closest to disclosing eternal truths in his music...and the film Excalibur has some truths...but everything has been twisted...so we need to purify our thoughts...and come to knowledge within.
@@HuSiaCat PART THREE: What I noted in Glastonbury was many legends...linking the Christ and Grail principles. Neither to my knowledge went to the earthly town of Glastonbury...but through the connection with Mt Saiphon...it is likely that a connection was made through seers on earth...and so the legends were passed on that way. And man being man...made many a tale about these tidings...which if they had remained pure...would have helped all of humanity in this difficult time. As I said...the aforementioned book reveals some of these secrets of the past...and begins to explaining the why and hows...and she relates to a few other books that can be Staffs of Light for the erring mankind in his time of trouble. Blessed Be...
Kinda reminds .me of na tobraichean slainte nan Eileanan iar the health Wells of the Western Isles and in Ireland
Gle mhath gle inteach.
Ireland has so many healing springs.
@@katinss9983 ceart and in Scotland too.
This is one of them sites that to those that feel the true story get something different to me here is a dragon vortex the vesica pisces represents the light and the dark masculine and feminine the water represents the serpent in the centre of the yin yang the the vesica resembles the two energies it's a trilogy not duality that yew spans every dimension and is very symbolical of these points around the earth. It's related to thuban and the red draconians
⛅Hi Sunshine, wish I could go an meet you all in person, but unfortunately I'm not up & running in a five 5D World. May peace an prosperity be with you always! C-ya😎Bye!
✌💖🤗~🌞🌎⚬" ...
Absolute garbage. "ley lines" do go on straight lines, they don't curve from any horizon. The Michael Line crosses the Tor, straight from Burrow Mump. Oh, and it doesn't 'split into two'. I followed this guy round the abbey once; he reckoned that the Michael Line crossed St. John's church in the High Street (!) Sorry, the line does not come from south Wales.
There are so many speculative remarks it's hard to comment on them all. One yardstick to go by: if the person 'guiding' you gets paid for doing so, and does not live in Glastonbury, find someone else.
Lol didn't expect to see a tree hugger
What a load of old cobblers!
am I first?
Who is this joker...?
Does Glastonbury attract aliens?
There are many there who seem alien to normal life...but what is normal? Certainly not Glastonbury...nor some of the folk who go and live there...not seen any inter galactic beings on my travels though, but have seen a gnome next to the ancient oak trees of Gog and Magog...
By the the way they charge money to come to this place should be free i lived 12 years in UK, when i went there, i told them you will all see the truth one day, and before some even try to comment my answer, you better know what you Talking about...am a Spiritual Teacher and work with Akashic records for years...i Love England, but to charge money to come there, but this they do every where in the world for years...i wish them all well, please do honest research before you open your information to other....there is things you guys don't even are allowed to know about why they charge money for you to come there,,,,they will tell you many reason...well you will know later then we will share with you....you have the power in your heart....Knowles=Power=Wisdom.......use it.....
I thought it was so they could pay their staff and to keep up matinances of such beautiful and well-kept grounds. Its less than £5 for an adult now it think, passed by chalice wells the other day.
I have read that money has an energy. is it to do with the old crossing the palm with silver? you hand over money and so does that mean you have given energy so now can receive it? I am guessing. I went 2 weeks ago here and we didn't have long only about 20 mins there so I didn't feel anything which isn't surprising due to the rushed nature of the visit.
It stands only for Christ.