Callanish | Exploring the Hyperborean Temple of the Far North | Megalithomania

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

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  • @allanmorrison4668
    @allanmorrison4668 2 года назад +10

    Our Family croft runs along the right side of the roadside leading up from the shore, this was our playground as children, Margret Ponting who recently passed away was my primary school music teacher 😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @tammyleeder1176
    @tammyleeder1176 Год назад +3

    Thanks for sharing. I was just listening to Scottish Music and Ambience / Craig na Dun / 1 hr on RUclips. Outlander. My mind telepathic brought me to you. The Stones. God works in mysterious ways. Thanks for sharing.

  • @Littlewing6was9
    @Littlewing6was9 4 года назад +9

    Beautiful. Like time, frozen for a little while. Evokes memories once forgotten. 🌻

  • @gina50gina
    @gina50gina 4 года назад +6

    Wow, the energy of that stone circle is quite amazing. I'm literally feeling it just watching your video. Absolutely stunning!

  • @mariansmith7694
    @mariansmith7694 4 года назад +3

    This is FABULOUS!
    Thank you...

  • @helenahandkart1857
    @helenahandkart1857 4 года назад +3

    I was also there for a week around the Lunar standstill in 2006, an absolutely wonderful event over several evenings in the beautiful Scottish Summer. Birds including a cuckoo were nesting in the stone walls nearby. A family from the local strict Free Church of Scotland came & distributed tracts to the assembled 'pagans' directly after Sunday midnight (Sunday being their strict day of abstaining from any work, even cooking) & sang their beautiful but rather mournful minor key hymns, & all the hippies & musos affably adapted their rythms to suit. I was there with a group of druids from Australia. Thank you! It poured with rain on just one day whilst we were there, & none the less, a determined old dear was practising bowls alone in her plastic mac on the green across from our b&b!

  • @celestenova777
    @celestenova777 4 года назад +3

    Thanks Hugh for taking us around this incredible site, fantastic aerial footage. I have a couple of friends that have visited there from down south and it's a long journey to get there but the reward is a magical experience as no doubt you feel. Can't wait for your next video, great stuff!

  • @caroldixon3952
    @caroldixon3952 3 года назад +1

    Lovely to see them from above. We enjoyed our visit last October.

  • @BleuMoonAme
    @BleuMoonAme 3 года назад +2

    Reminds me more of a Chi Rho. 'In Plato's Timaeus, it is explained that the two bands that form the soul of the world cross each other like the letter Χ.' (Wikipedia) I saw a 'shining one' in a dream, and giants as well (and so much more). Thanks so much for sharing! (I mentioned the dream; because in it, I saw something very much like what you shared with this monolithic timepiece. It's construction, that is. there is still yet another- that I know of- 'Gobeckli Tepe' site to be found, but in Europe.)

  • @bean5618
    @bean5618 4 года назад +6

    The ancients definitely knew more about geology and astronomy than modern science gives them credit for. That kind of knowledge could’ve been passed between international, sea faring cultures for sure (especially given the similarities between American legends and these Celtic ones).
    How much would you say the tallest stone weighs?
    Great vid btw, thanks bud.

  • @kirstencorby8465
    @kirstencorby8465 2 года назад

    Thank you, very informative.

  • @RolandtheThompsonGunner
    @RolandtheThompsonGunner 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for this video

  • @DoctorCymraeg
    @DoctorCymraeg 4 месяца назад

    7:39 - No mention of Cantre'r Gwaelod! Actually gutted!

  • @tomjoad9704
    @tomjoad9704 3 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for sharing these sites with us. When you say that it might have been a solar or lunar site, do you mean that the term "Shining One" could have referred to the sun or the moon? That makes the most sense to me, the "Dark Ones" being the shadows all around.

  • @nicolabrodie2307
    @nicolabrodie2307 4 года назад +1

    So cool, thank you

  • @peterlewis3540
    @peterlewis3540 Год назад +2

    Their the most impressive standing stones ive ever seen.
    I recon only the Stones of Stenness come anywhere near, for atmosphere and a sense of occasion.
    Stonehenge, does not have the visual drama or mysticism around them.
    The Callanish stones, pre date Stonehenge, and because of the very hard granite, they have weathered the millenia remarkably well.
    The Ring of Brodgar, on Orkney, are in a poor state of preservation, compared to the Callanish stones.
    The only other stone circle, that comes a close second to the callanish stones, is the Avebury stone circle.

  • @marcin1699
    @marcin1699 4 года назад +2

    14:50 seems like there is quite a bit more hidden under the peat, even if some of it is modern agriculture perhaps...

  • @mariposaswallowtail4410
    @mariposaswallowtail4410 4 года назад +3

    Julian cope shot video of east easy rider there

  • @mikewilliams235
    @mikewilliams235 4 года назад +1

    I can almost imagine the most inquisitive being drawn north by the receding ice discovering new land.
    Imagine a clan of really hard bastards picking and getting their individual stone in place

  • @cpt.oblivion
    @cpt.oblivion 4 года назад +1

    I call the big one Gumby. BTW, who in the hell would thumbs down this????? Smithsonians?

  • @brootapple7620
    @brootapple7620 Год назад

    When the next lunar standstill people exact date please? thanks

  • @carlorossi2788
    @carlorossi2788 Год назад

    fine
    very fine
    italy
    rome

  • @tammyleeder1176
    @tammyleeder1176 Год назад +1

    Telepathy just brought me to this. God works in mysterious ways. Thanks for sharing.

  • @playstation_guy2991
    @playstation_guy2991 2 года назад +1

    I visit the callanish stones with my gran bacically every week

    • @nba2kaii12
      @nba2kaii12 2 года назад

      That’s beautiful brother 💙

  • @SuperBjanka
    @SuperBjanka 4 года назад

    You can only hear the kuku at midsummer, it stops in the start of July.
    I sounds something like pre Inca.. The Nazca lines seems to indicate bird migrations patterns, they had the stars, and the Alpaca could have ensured fabric for hot air balloons.

  • @hawklord100
    @hawklord100 Год назад

    Did Sumer settle a colony and name it Somerset, were they the Annunaki who 'migrated like birds' when Sumer was invaded

  • @jamietaylor6768
    @jamietaylor6768 2 года назад +2

    How can you call it the Stonehenge of the north when it’s much older than Stonehenge?

  • @grahamfleming9179
    @grahamfleming9179 3 года назад +2

    Tir nan og the land of youth(thought to be north America) the land far to
    west of Ireland! Ogham is through that continent too proving the Irish got further west than Iceland.
    They were there before Columbus!
    Callanais uabhasach breagha!
    As good as ever thoroughly enjoyed the wee film.

  • @grahamfleming8139
    @grahamfleming8139 Месяц назад

    Eilean Leodhas a rithist.
    Uabhasach mhath.

  • @fireblade2681
    @fireblade2681 3 года назад +3

    Na, stonehenge is the callanish of England.

  • @zalix512
    @zalix512 4 года назад +1

    Reminds me of very ancient boat anchors or weights. Who knows once they landed where they were looking for they placed their anchor stones into a religious calendar.

  • @user-yr5nv2gv7m
    @user-yr5nv2gv7m 4 года назад +2

    stonerows=waveguides

  • @popescugeorgebogdan5766
    @popescugeorgebogdan5766 4 года назад

    prehistoricdacia.info/ Nicolae Densusianu, locates Hyperborea in another place, also mentioning giants, which are very common in Romania lore.

  • @seaglass8940
    @seaglass8940 4 года назад +1

    They look very old

  • @JohnnyRebKy
    @JohnnyRebKy 4 года назад +1

    I'd love to visit that area sometime if it wasn't so gloomy all the time . No wonder there was constant warfare . The weather kept them pissed off all the time 😅. Much of the culture here in the south US has it roots in the highlands of Scotland though. Beautiful country

  • @gungadin900
    @gungadin900 3 года назад +2

    The legends of the Callanish stones state that "black men " helped in their construction. One interpretation of this description could be that the Black men were from the Black land; Egypt. Its believed the Callanish Stones were erected within a few centuries of the building of the Great Pyramid.

    • @nba2kaii12
      @nba2kaii12 2 года назад

      Stop it brother

    • @mitchconnerandsometimesjlotoo
      @mitchconnerandsometimesjlotoo 2 года назад

      Earlier than it but If you listen to Graham Hancock it may be possible the pyramids are older than officially stated.

    • @drrd4127
      @drrd4127 Год назад

      You sound Insane!

    • @rosecairns8380
      @rosecairns8380 Год назад +1

      You are spot on! This was for a very good reason to benefit all. I will not elaborate, but I think that you will know why.

    • @Prfdt3
      @Prfdt3 5 месяцев назад

      Give it a break

  • @zidentyfikowanyczlowiek
    @zidentyfikowanyczlowiek Год назад

    0:50 do
    15:41

  • @ExploringtheKawithRa
    @ExploringtheKawithRa 4 года назад +3

    Hey would love to finally have you on my show Hugh we have mutual friends, please contact me

  • @jgalloway2407
    @jgalloway2407 4 года назад +2

    Much more likely the ancients had an understanding of the vibrational qualities of the rock rather than any idea of the geological context. Also: www.howtopronounce.com/callanish

  • @ioannisdemetriades2754
    @ioannisdemetriades2754 3 года назад +2

    I am almost sure the Callanish stones are much older. See similarity of the middle stone with Göbekli Tepe 9,500 BCE. The stones are badly worn. They could be older than 11,500 years. The Towie balls are also a clue see Tiwanaku (by the way I have seen these balls at the Hunterian museum when I was working at the University of Glasgow). I am sure these are not erected and crafted by the so called Neolithic people. These people understood Platonic Solid geometry 2,000 years before Plato was born. I have estimated that the megalithic period was around 3 to 5 million years ago. The study is based on the Lake Titicaca and the surrounding paleolakes - Pleistocene 2,580,000 to 11,700 years ago and Oronteus Finaeus & Piri Reis Maps(www.researchgate.net/publication/248289685_Dating_of_paleolakes_in_the_central_Altiplano_of_Bolivia) and the elaborate seaport seen in Tiwanaku. Tiwanaku was the seaport of the "sacred" city of Puma Punku. The whole area was at sea level at one time (sea horses in lake Titicaca as well)
    During the last major civilisation the concept of a deity was unkown. All the megalithic structures we find today are before that. They were all functional like we have today in our industrial Era. Universities, Industrial Areas, Observatories, Utilities and Sport Centres.
    The destruction of the last civilisation about 11,500 years ago was so traumatic that the emerging societies were very superstitious (frightened to death) and they developed the religions we have today starting from Mesopotamia, Egypt, Sub-continent and Far East /Pacific. Jewish, Christian and Islamic religions are all offshoots and based on the Egyptian model. They are all contrived (Fraudish / Hoaxes).
    Here I'll go on a limb:
    Gobekli Tepe dating is wrong. It is based on organic materials found at the bottom layers. It looks that the structure is one of the last modern structures of the Megaliths. My suspicion is based on the acoustics of the stones. Acoustics were used at a later stage of that civilisation. I said in my last posting that the megaliths can be dated around 3 to 5 Million years ago but they might be older, up to 50 million years, before the ice ages started, and the Earth experienced tropical cimates from North pole to South Pole - see Dinosaurs era and the findings of tropical fauna and flora in Antarctica. There is some evidence that points to that. Artifacts in South America depict humans riding on dinosaurs (Ica stones). Also Oronteus Finaeus & Piri Reis Map show Antarctica free of ice (50 million years ago) - see also www.theguardian.com/world/2011/jul/17/antarctica-tropical-climate-co2-research
    The last major civilisation was "Poseidonia". The centre of it was situated where some cartographers put it. North - Mid Atlantic. It was spread to the East coast of Central and North America and the Caribbean and the North-West of Europe (Carnac - Brittany & the Brithonic Islands - see also Pytheas). The Megalithic period was well before this. Plato coined it Atlantis, his invention and a lot of the story as well. He was a well known story teller (a liar) according to Socrates. The story came from Sonchis of Saïs of Egypt through Solon, years before Plato was born.
    There is evidence that there was human civilisation before 50 Million years ago around 120 Million years ago (Dashka Stone) and even 1 billion years ago (little spheres found in the mines of South Africa - I am not very sure about that though)
    One of they reasons we don't find metals on these sites is because structural metals do not last more than 160,000 years (see steel in dry environment). Other possible reasons is because they had the technology and knew how to work the stone and it was easy for them. But there is evidence they used metals. Evidence is found in the Megaliths of Bolivia in the so called METAL CLAMPS which are not. They are I-beams for supporting roofs. Similar and smaller indentations we find in more recent buildings in archaeology.
    I mentioned before that Judaic religions are contrived (Hoaxes).
    Since I worked as an engineer specialising in materials and have degrees in Physics, including Nuclear and Mathematics (modelling in mechanical and biological systems), I must tell you this. There is very little real science done today. It all srarted about 120 years ago when funding was drying out and the managers of scientific research changed their approach to science and instead of doing real science started doing theoretical science. That is instead of observation-data- modelling-theory they started putting theory in the front. With the introduction of Statistical mechanics (quantum theory) the whole science took another turn and introduced statistics in research (the famous quotation by Einstein - God does not play dice) and that open the door to scientific HOAXES
    We have a few scientific models which are based on real study and research today. Starting from Newton's law of Gravity, to electrical current ant circuit theory and application and some electromagnetic theory and acoustics and wave theory (not the 6-D complex dynamic space wave theory - Beyond Quantum Mechanics and dark matter and energy - The Emergence of Consciousness from CHAOS - see Greek language to understand ????). Although we might not know much about them we can rely on them to be consistent at least in our laboratories. Consistent I mean they repeat 100% anywhere and any time. Like gravity it is 100% true not 90%, without exception. Most of biology and molecular and cellular chemistry is based on statistics and cannot be relied upon as true or able to demonstrate cause and effect. Also Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, Crystal Chemistry, Quantum Mechanics are not very well understood because our Atomic Theory is inadequate - see Nucleosynthesis of Iron and Carbon and Hydrogen Bonding by Sir Fred Hoyle
    By the way. Great work. Keep it up. All the best.
    I wish I could help you ££ but I am skinned. I am a pensioner and rely partly on government benefits (it's a long story).

  • @ioannisdemetriades2754
    @ioannisdemetriades2754 3 года назад +2

    I am almost sure these stones are much older. See similarity of the middle stone with Göbekli Tepe 9,500 BCE. The stones are badly worn. They could be older than 11,.500 years. The Towie balls are also a clue see Tiwanaku. I am sure these are not erected and crafted by the so called Neolithic people. These people understood Platonic Solid geometry 2,000 years before Plato was born. I have estimated that the megalithic period was around 3 to 5 million years ago. The study is based on the Lake Titicaca and the surrounding paleolakes (www.researchgate.net/publication/248289685_Dating_of_paleolakes_in_the_central_Altiplano_of_Bolivia) and the elaborate seaport seen in Tiwanaku. Tiwanaku was the seaport of the sacred city of Puma Punku. The whole area was at sea level at one time (sea horses in lake Titicaca as well)