Pilgrim walk 2

 

Mary Line Walk No.2; Lound to St. Olaves, 12th May 2012

Following a dowsing recce with Brian the previous day fifteen intrepids, and two dogs (Rudey and Pepper), set off on a lovely Spring afternoon to walk existing paths and tracks as close to the Mary Line as possible.

We made a call at the beautiful little St Mary’s church at Ashby where the church warden, Jenny, had previously agreed to open the doors for us to see inside.  Many confirmed the basic energy pattern there but other details were also found within the breadth of the main Line. Mary was wide here – 75 strides to the south and 50 to the north, sweeps in from the east and runs along the north wall before exiting through the tower (not the font) on a direction of about 230 degrees – towards the visible White Lodge.

Thus here there is some dis-agreement between Hamish Miller’s results and our own. Hamish mapped the Line striking towards, and meeting, Blocka Road but ours indicate she travels more southerly, eventually crossing Herringfleet road at the footpath that then follows the track down to the Herringfleet Wind pump by the Waveney, thence crossing the river and marshes towards Haddiscoe church in the distance. As there is no direct footpath from the White Lodge to Herringfleet Road and as our destination and eventual river crossing was at St. Olaves we walked by Angles Way path to Blocka Road, down this road to the Herringfleet Road, thence right to the footpath and culde-sac on the left that leads close to the Bell pub by the river at St Olaves. After due refreshment in the pub garden we retraced our steps to Lound, reduced slightly in number but in excellent spirits.

Our walk was about 8 miles, there and back, and took us just over 4 hours at a relaxed pace and with several pauses. There is however an alternative choice after Ashby church but it is much longer. That is – to take the track left down to Somerleyton, then by road through the village (past, or calling at, the Post Office and Ley Line café), continue on the road past the village pond then left (after the road bend to the right) to follow the path (on the left) just before the Dukes Head pub, down to the Waveney. Then all the way by the river to Herringfleet Mill and up the marsh path and left through the woods and public area to come out at the parking place just off Herringfleet Road. Then to follow the road westwards, as before, to The Bell at St Olaves.

NB. The Michael Line crosses the Waveney River close to Somerleyton but, apart from a mythical ferryman, the only actual crossings are well to the east or to the west. As the Mary line crosses much nearer St. Olaves than Somerleyton (whichever dowsing route is correct), we chose to walk more in a westerly direction with the aim of the next walk to cross the river via the very large road bridge. Others may choose a different tactic.

 

Singing & Dowsing day at Old ST Margarets

Rejoice we can talk to Mother Earth

Report on the Dowsing, Singing the Mary & Michael lines at Hopton church

May 5th 2012

On the above date, at the appointed hour of 1400 hrs, at Hopton on sea. A gathering took place of dedicated earth healers to join in the International event of singing and dowsing the Mary & Michael energy lines that traverse this country from here to Carn le Boel in Cornwall.

Many such earth healers gathered at the node or crossing places of these two serpentine currents to offer their blessings and love to them as a token of their gratitude for the forthcoming growing season and rebirth of a new beginning for mankind.

A time of peace a world free of greed and negativity, only love and plenty.

Proceedings began with Brian saying a short simple blessing to the lines and mother earth. Then David read the nodestone poem that was written for us by fellow supporter Brenda with the help of a few other fellow poets and supporters. Ria said a few words of blessing, Sue gave a blessing and prayer, Ginny said a blessing and prayer,then we all silently meditated for a few minutes connecting with the lines and earth.

Let the celebrations begin!

We at Hopton were 12 from all over the county and further. We sang and chanted, prayed and danced some drummed the lines and said private prayers, but it was group that was connected to the the others all along the lines down the country, a connection that was quite noticeable to us. A wonderful feeling my friends.

Now the dowsing part. The lines were dowsed  before celebrations started the centre and boundary limits of each line was noted and flags placed to mark them. This resulted in the following table.

                                                                                                                           MaryLine                                                                   Michael Line

     CENTRE   LINE            CENTRE   LINE  
IN +27.5 ft 0 -27.5 ft +25.5 ft 0 -25.5 ft
OUT +24.5 ft 0 -24.5 +21.5 0 -21.5 ft

The same procedure was carried out at 1430 hrs, as per British Society of Dowsers requirements, an amazing conclusion was noted.

Mary was approximately 80 feet wide entering the church, Michael was around 70 feet. On exiting the church Mary was 90 feet wide, Michael was 65 feet wide.

Readings were taken approximately every 15 minutes or so, whilst the singing and dancing were taking place and it was confirmed by the two dowsers Sue Pine & Brian Howard,  that the lines were indeed growing in width by around 2 metres every 15 minutes or so.

They were so wide that they joined and overlapped by quite a few feet.

After the node point the lines were very wide and very confusing, a lot of other energies were present probably due to the singing and chanting that was going on at the time.

The new ley that we discovered recently was also having an effect some how, this line was cleansed a couple of weeks ago as it was very dirty, but now it seems to want cleaning again.

Mary Line                                                            Michael Line

Centre Line                                                          Centre Line

+42 Ft                  0               -42 Ft                      +36 Ft                0               -36 Ft

+60 Ft                  0              -60 Ft                       +35 Ft              0                  -35 Ft

 

       
           
         

These readings were taken until 1530 hrs and the final line widths at this time was as tabulated below.

Mary                                                                                 Michael

Entering =   84 feet                                                          Entering =  80 feet

Leaving =   120 feet                                                        Leaving =  70 feet

A massive change in width and therefore, strength. Our hands were tingling by the time we finished the dowsing and we were really tired.

Thank you, Mary & Michael for a truly enlightening afternoon.

This surely must mean that all the celebrations down the lines were communicating with the earth and she was responding to us.

I propose that this confirms our mentor, Hamish’s intuition many years ago, that this was the case.A truly mind blowing experience that will live with us forever I think.

Thank you to all of you that took part here I know the church loved it.

Blessings peace love and everything else that is good in this world, not forgetting the stars, Mary & Michael.

Brian Howard