Comments on: Brittany 6: Carnac alignments – Kermario

By: Gwas

Gwas — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 20:58:08 +0000

If you get the time, Anna, I would be very interested to hear your thoughts or reflections on the sites. I had so little time there that it was difficult to attune to the place, and I had to rely on some quick dowsing. Never totally satisfying. However, I’m sure you will enjoy it immensely whatever time you have there.

By: Anna

Anna — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 20:20:05 +0000

Excellent article!! Very interesting and thought provoking! Thankyou for sharing your findings. I am going to Carnac in a few weeks, and your articles have given me plenty of food for thought!
I too think that these sites are energy generators. Particularly to encourage fertility and health of the land and the Earth.

By: gwas

gwas — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 20:05:57 +0000

My proposition that Carnac’s stone alignments have energetic properties that indicate to me that they form an energy generator is based upon a fanciful vision. It is my own interpretation of the flows of the subtle energies that I detected were flowing between the stones when I dowsed them.

Additionally, I have read the available english-language literature concerning their traditions and supposed properties. I have also, through my own endeavours, been able to draw upon a wealth of data gathered from other megalithic sites, such as Avebury, with which to compare it.

These things form my thoughts.

If you feel you have something to contribute regarding an alternative theory, the do place your evidence for all to see, so that they can also judge its worth. A simple observation that it looks pretty therefore must be artistic in nature is a little flimsy, even as an opener. Most of these megalithic structures (many of them hidden by mounds of earth) have a natural beauty, but it doesn’t form an argument for a powerful group of artists having them built to beautify their already beautiful environments.

Perhaps you could enlarge your theory to encompass the practical aspects too. Maybe they were elaborate storm shelters? Or the first corner shops?

If you don’t consider the geology, the archaeology, the symbolism of the art, the landscape they are in, the subtle energies they transform, the thoughts they evoke – if none of this speaks to you when you visit these sites, then truly there is something about them that you are missing out on.

Gwas Myrddyn

By: banadas

banadas — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 00:13:46 +0000

This is very well meaning and everything, but imbuing some unseen power to a load of enigmatically aligned stones is quite frankly the work of a crank.

The Ancient Geezers did this as art and nothing else. It’s about working with the tools of your trade to create an interesting and provocative juxtapostion to the natural landscape.

Please don’t demean our ancestors in this way.