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Kelly Peacey & Rev. Helen James venture into the Cotswolds, UK, for the third episode of their series, Sacred Journeys, to find the Seven Wells in the picturesque village of Bisley. The friends are intuitively guided to seek out Seven Springs aswell, which is thought to be the source of the River Thames, one of the longest rivers in Great Britain.
Helen and Kelly invite you to join them in ceremony as Pillars of Peace at the Seven Wells. Crystal Therapist and intuitive, Kelly has created a spiral crystal grid, with ammonite, citrine, moss agate, blue agate, quartz containing Primary Water, chiastolite and a crystal ankh in the centre as Water is Life and continuously flowing, changing states from liquid, gas, solid and Kelly and Helen discuss the Primary Waters within Gaia bubbling up as Springs, the Goddess Divine Feminine healing energy.
They dowse the energy, sing and Kelly channels the Spirit of the Seven Springs. The Seven Wells in Bisley is on line 5 of the Great Decagon, emanating from The Whiteleaved Oak which lies in liminal space, between the counties of Herefordshire, Worcestershire & Gloucestershire. The perpetual choirs of Druids then Monks, from Wales, Glastonbury & Amesbury, used to sing 24/7 into the ten leys, to harmonise the land. Kelly channelled the Spirit of the Whiteleaved Oak in episode one of Sacred Journeys, and then they were guided to Odda’s Chapel in Deerhurst which lies on line 4, for episode 2.
00:00 – 0:55 Music intro & driving through Bisley to the Seven Wells
0:55 – 02:21 About Seven Wells, picnic
02:21 – 03:21 Welcome, seven is spiritual number, difference between wells & natural springs
03:21 – 03:45 Great decagon at White Leaved Oak, Odda’s Chapel line 4, Seven Wells line 5
03:45 – 04:07 Coming up: ceremony, dowsing, singing & channelling a special message from the Spirit of the Seven Springs
04:07 – 5:28 Primary Water in Crystals, water & crystals hold memory, consciousness, Veda Austin.
5:28 – 6:58 Dogs & well blessing & thanks to Kate Dineen & all those featured blessing River Frome in Stroud at Imbolc 2024.
6:58 – 8:12 Crystal grid – spiral – ammonite, citrine, quartz with primary water, blue agate, moss agate, chiastalite & Quartz Ankh
8:12 – 11:52 Pillars of Peace ceremony with heart chakra crystal singing bowl and prayer
11:52 – 13:43 reflection, closing space, cleanse crystals & splash!
13:43 – 14:56 Dowsing energy lines
14:56 – 17:42 Driving to Seven Springs, Source of Thames
17:42 – 18:25 Helen singing & Kelly Drumming: We all come from the Goddess.
18:25 – 20:38 Kelly channels the Spirit of the Place, the Goddess, Divine Feminine energy
20:38 – 22:55 explanation of channelled message, thank you and goodbye.
Helen reads “A Prayer for the World” – slightly adapted, by Rabbi Harold Kushner (2003). “Let the rain come and wash away, the ancient grudges, the bitter hatreds, held and nurtured over generations. Let the rain wash away the memory of the hurt, the neglect. Then let the sun come out, and fill the sky with rainbows. Let the warmth of the sun, heal us wherever we are broken. Let it burn away the fog, so that we can see each other clearly. So that we can see beyond labels, beyond accents, gender, or skin colour. Let the warmth and brightness of the sun, melt our selfishness. So that we can share the joys, and feel the sorrows, of our neighbours. And let the light of the sun, be so strong, that we will see all people, as our neighbours. Let the earth, nourished by rain, bring forth flowers, to surround us with beauty. And let the mountains teach our hearts, to reach upward, and be inspired.”
Helen sings: “We all come from the Goddess, and to her we will return like a drop of rain, flowing to the ocean.” Thanks to Isla Macleod, for the inspiration and bringing it into our awareness.
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Sacred Journeys Theme Music: Solstice by Jamie Rutherford – royalty free via artist.io – licence via Leigh Emmerson POV Productions
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