Sacred Journeys S1 Ep4 Ancient Yew & Angels
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Kelly Peacey & Rev. Helen James venture in Herefordshire to seek out an ancient yew tree which is about 1,500 years old. This wise being is in the grounds of St Bartholomew’s Church in Much Marcle, which has interesting Sacred Geometry & six Green Men to find amongst the stone carvings.
It lies on a spiral emanating from line 7 of the Great Decagon at The Whiteleaved Oak sacred site near the Malvern Hills where the Perpetual Choirs - Druids & Monks, sang the land back into harmony 24/7.
Helen and Kelly invite you to join them in ceremony as Pillars of Peace within the massive Yew Tree. Crystal Therapist and intuitive, Kelly has created a crystal grid, with selenite, turquoise, a clear quartz crystal skull and dodecahedron platonic solid. Kelly offers a Channelled Meditation to heal & balance.
Interfaith Minister, Helen, sings & reads the inspirational wisdom from 12th Century Benedictine Abbess & Mystic, St Hildegard of Bingen: “I am that great and fiery force sparkling in everything that lives in shining of the river’s course, in greening grass that glory gives. I shine in glitter on the seas, in burning sun, in moon and stars. In unseen wind, in verdent trees, I breathe within, both near and far. And where I breathe there is no death, and Meadows glow with beauties rife. I am in all the Spirits breath, the thundered Word, for I am Life.” 
Kelly then channels an important message of resilience from the Yew, Spirit of the Place and the Elementals. We offer gratitude, close sacred space, and Kelly dowses to show our energy and love has made a difference to the land & yew. Trees love to communicate and are watching, guiding and supporting us, if we stop & listen.
The friends then visit St Mary’s Church in Kempley a mile & a half away, famous for its Romanesque frescos. This Norman gem’s wall paintings date from 1130. English Heritage suggest they were used to educate and inspire a congregation who may not nave understood the Latin church services. There are other wall paintings from the 14th and 15th centuries, and the crystal Azurite has been used, which Kelly explains opens up the third eye. During the Reformation these frescos were hidden by whitewash until rediscovered in 1872.
This amazing Church, run by English Heritage and lovingly cared for by the Friends of St Mary's, Kempley, has the oldest timber roof of any building in England.
There is a feeling when in the Chancel you are entering the Angellic realm, and Kelly heard a choir of Angels. There are four Seraphim here too. Kelly explains their significance.
Helen sang - the acoustics are spectacular. The church is also on line seven of the Great Decagon at the sacred place where the Whiteleaved Oak once stood. Kelly reads from John Gibson-Forty's book about the Church and the Wheel of Life on the nave wall which has ten spokes. Could it be that the people who painted it and worshipped here knew about the Perpetual Choirs and earth energies here?
00:00 - 00:20 Sacred Journeys titles
00:20 - 01:30 Promo - St Mary’s frescoes in Kempley & Much Marcle Ancient Yew
01:30 - 01:44 St Bartholomew’s Church
01:44 - 02:14 Sacred Geometry
02:14 - Genesis pattern of creation and views of church
02:38 - 03:26 Esoteric symbols behind altar & astrological fixed signs
03:26 - 04:19 Green Man
04:19 - 05:37 Greeting the Ancient Yew
05:37 - 06:22 Sitting in 1,500 year old Yew Tree
06:22 - 07:57 faces/elementals in tree
07:57 - 08:02 message from Elementals who keep the tree alive
08:02 - 08:39 Pillars of Peace & Whiteleaved Oak
08:39 - 10:34 Crystal Grid - selenite, turquoise, clear wuartz crystal skull and Dodecahedron Platonic solid - building bridge of light
10:34 -16:21 Kelly Peacey channelled meditation
16:21-17:17 reflection
17:17 - 18:17 St Hildegard of Bingen reading
18:17 - 19:24 Helen sings and bells strike three
19:24 - 19:40 promo for Kempley Church and Angels
19:40 - 23:40 Kelly channels the Spirit of the place, Yew Tree & elementals
23:40 - 24:10 Thank you, closing sacred space
24:10 - 25:08 Dowsing energy - lighter
25:08 - 27:43 St Mary’s Church in Kempley acoustics & frescoes
27:43 Azurite used in paintings - clairvoyance
28:44 - 28:59 oldest timber roof in England
28:59 - 29:30 Wheel of Life
29:30 - 30:19 10 numerology & great decagon
30:19 Goodbye
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Beautiful, thank you both so much. Loving all the sacred geometry, the beautiful meditation & message from the ancient yew. What a beautiful wise being 🌳🙏🏻
That channelled message from the yew tree was so powerful as was all the singing. My heart and soul were so happy. The education about the seraphin, the tree of life, the sacred geometry was amazing! Thank you x
A very special sacred space, thank you for sharing it we us. Loved the tree and messages given ❤
Thank you for watching and commenting Sharon. We will have to go when you next visit x
what an amazing tree the sights that it has seen amazing
It really is breathtaking and very humbling to be in its presence, Johnny. Thanks for watching and commenting. H&K
Thank you for sharing this incredible adventure! I love old churches and looking for the symbolism there. Also a beautiful meditation and communication with the yew tree. I’ve been inspired. Thank you 🌳🐉🌸🙏🏼
So pleased you enjoyed it and feel inspired, Hilary. Kelly was pleased to meet you at her recent talk on crystals. We appreciate your enthusiasm and support. Helen x
Beautiful, thank you! I'm visiting the Yew Tree myself again next week and St Mary's for the first time, to dowse, so it was lovely preview for my visit, thank you!
So pleased you’re going, Jo. I know you will have a great time. Very special. Thank you for your continued support.
@@SoulPodHarmony thank you, can’t wait! You’re very welcome! X
Nice tree. Shame about the church.