The occult significance of Glastonbury Tor in the Olympics opening ceremony
Posted by Ishtar Dingir at 09:01, 29 Jul 2012Since its starring role in Danny Boyle’s Olympic opening ceremony, friends have been asking me about the magical significance of Glastonbury Tor. Well, I don’t profess to know everything about the Tor. I doubt there are many that do. But I do live here in Glastonbury and, as a shaman, when I walk these lands, they reveal to me some of their secrets. And so I can share with you what I know, and also the thoughts of those more expert than me.
In a nutshell, Glastonbury Tor is a huge vortex of spiritual and temporal power for these Isles of Wonder. Wnen Alfred the Great was trying to recapture them back from the Vikings, in the 9th century, he was camped out near here. But before that, as a child of just six, he had been sent to Rome to learn the great arts and his curriculum would have included magical alchemy, as this was practised by the monks of that time. And so it is my belief that Alfred used the power of the Michael and Mary leylines, which intertwine in a kind of etheric fertility dance to create the incredble vortic energies of Glastonbury Tor, to change who held the power in the land.
After signing a treaty with the Vikings, to consolidate his power, a series of campaigns by Edward Elder and his sister, AEthelflaed, known as the Lady of the Mercians, swiftly saw off the countrymen of Eric Bloodaxe and Ragnald son of Sygtrygg ~ and they haven’t been back since!
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Comments
18 September 2007
1 hour 39 min
Definitely hints at the occult doings of the elite. Just how seriously they really take it remains open to debate, but they certainly enjoy the trappings of alchemy and such. Events such as 911 which are permeated with occult symbolism betray the involvement of the same power structure. Even if they are just snickering at us by leaving a trail of clues to befuddle us that too is interesting. Even a false trail is a trail that can be followed.