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Inside view of Rosslyn Chapel. |
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Rosslyn
Chapel
Introduction
The Mystery
The History of the Chapel
The Carvings
Templars
& Masons
The St Clair Family
Beneath the
Chapel
The Thule Society
Earth Energy of Rosslyn
Related
Locations
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Further Information
The Rosslyn Chapel
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EARTH ENERGIES
Dowsers and diviners recognise Rosslyn Chapel as a place of power. It lies at the conjunction of two major ley lines, and within the grounds and the chapel itself master dowsers have reported dramatic reactions to upwellings of energy.
A remarkable visible sign of the energy within the chapel appeared overnight on the altar stone (High Altar) above the entrance to the crypt, on 20/21st December 1995.
Patterns apparently formed by spirals of some form of energy rising from the stone floor appeared on the stone. On examination, they turned out to be caused by some kind of mould - but what made it grow in such strange patterns?
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The pattern that appeared overnight at Rosslyn Chapel. |
This spiral is potentially very important indeed. The site of its location (the High Altar) has been recognised by dowsers as being a telluric 'hot-spot' for years. Here at Mystery.TV, we believe that this could be one of the few pictures that has captured the 'life-force of the Earth' in all its majesty. In essence, this spiral could be the most primitive force of natural energy.
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Spiral carvings at Newgrange in the Boyne Valley, Ireland |
Another interesting point to consider is the importance of the spiral to the megalithic people. A good example being that of Newgrange in the Boyne Valley, Ireland, which was built roughly 5,000 years ago.
These sorts of carvings appeared all over the British Isles, and are more commonly referred to as 'Cup and Ring Marks'. If this correlation is correct, then it appears that the ancients recognised this Earth Energy as something worthy of credit ~ and wished to preserve 'the invisible force' by carving its image into the stonework of their monuments.
If this is the case, then here at Rosslyn Chapel we have on camera a most sacred image indeed.
