The Sun and
the Serpent
This classic bestseller
explores the St Michael
Line, an alignment of
ancient sites running
across southern Britain
from its most westerly
point to the east coast.
It is full of revelations
about many famous sites
including St Michael’s
Mount, Glastonbury and
Avebury. Since its
publication it has
become part of modern
British folklore, inspiring
a generation of those
fascinated by the
secrets concealed
in the landscape.
The Secret Land
This book is full of
remarkable discoveries
in the Cornish landscape
linked to the origins of
the legend of King Arthur
and his mythical birthplace
at Tintagel Castle,
Cornwall. These can be
traced back to ancient
starlore and druidic
tradition which left clues
that can still be under-
stood today once we have
the key to unlocking the
way ancient people saw
the world around them.
In the old British language
Arthur means Great Bear,
which refers to the
circumpolar constellation
representing heavenly
order at the centre of the
Round Table of the Stars.
AXIS OF HEAVEN
This groundbreaking
investigation into the
Greenwich Meridian
proves beyond doubt it
was established by ancient
astronomers and is at least
as old as Stonehenge. Its
official establishment
in the 17th century by
King Charles II and Sir
Christopher Wren was
a continuation of this
ancient purpose into the
modern era. Throughout
history, the royal dynasties
of Britain, as well as
certain esoteric societies,
have always understood
the true nature of this
alignment and linked
themselves with its
symbolic power.
The Green Man
and the Dragon
This quest to discover the
real St George leads to
Ancient Egypt, the Holy
Land, the megalithic
temples of Britain and
Ireland and the churches
and cathedrals of Europe.
It is the story of human
evolution from the earliest
times, and includes the
rediscovery of a science
of the forces of Nature,
symbolised by the Dragon.
Within this book is a
key to discovering the
principles that guided
ancient religions and
civilisations across the
world, and the power of
self-transformation that
comes with a true
understanding of the
Mystery behind the Myth.
The Dance of
the Dragon
The Apollo/St Michael
Alignment is a remarkable
arrangement of sacred
sites stretching from
Ireland, through Cornwall,
France, Italy, Greece and
Israel, marked by
sanctuaries dedicated to
the Archangel Michael and
Apollo, the Greek God of
Light. This vivid account of
the authors’ ten-year
odyssey following its
course has become one
of the most unique and
revealing journeys of
discovery undertaken,
showing how ancient sites
were positioned according
to Natural Science.
Tintagel and the
Arthurian Mythos
This is the book that made many people
realise that Tintagel, the legendary place
of the birth of King Arthur, was much more
than simply a tourist hotspot connected
with an elusive medieval myth. It explores
the origins of the legend and Tintagel’s
unique position in Celtic lore as a centre
of ritual kingship and looks at the links
to other significant sites.
Secret Shrines
An acclaimed, evocative journey
of exploration around Cornwall,
‘The Land of Holy Wells’, rediscovering
their special beauty, meaning and
purpose at a time when many had
become forgotten and neglected.
Widely acknowledged as a classic and
beautifully-produced work this book
rekindles the interest in the old sacred
springs, inspiring a modern renaissance.
Currently out of print
Only 2nd hand copies
can be sourced
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