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One of the great thimgs about coming on the UK tour is the sunrise access inside Stonehenge. Even people who are DNA-challenged to rise before the sun (like me) look forward to the soft amber light washing the stones out of darkness. Assuming it stops raining; this is England after all!
I think the draw, for me, is experiencing the site in near silence, before the cars and trucks make their journey to office world. And the willing Infodels who make this pilgrimage have a rare opportunity to hear the sacred space, a rare moment of introspection that will move even the hardest of hearts.

Have pendulum will travel. During one of my trips to Egypt we had a chance to test an obelisk. I had no idea what would happen; testing obelisks is not something one does every day. I was well aware of their purpose as energy capacitors, since they used to be placed at magnetic hotspots, and the red granite often used acts as a kind of battery thanks to all that quartz. This one at Kanak had laid horizontally for at least two thousand years. All I did was place a pendulum at its focal point and zoom... off it went, around and around. It practically went airborne in seconds.
So it's true: these stones are still charged-up after all this time. It's amazing what you find on these journeys.
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