Sacred stones

irish sacred stone

Bundoran, Co. Donegal, Ireland

Building Sacred Outdoor Spaces, Part 1: Stone Carin Building / Stone Balancing / Stone Stacking -- "Whether in your own home garden, in a corner of a local park, or in the forest behind your workplace, you can build and maintain small sacred spaces that can provide peace, restorative energy to you and the land, demonstrate reverence and respect." ~ Willowcrow (Photo of: "Thor's Gate" Style Cairn, complete with spiral drawn in clay)

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25 Unbelievable Examples Of Prehistoric Architecture

I think its important that, as druids, we work to build sacred spaces within the landscape. Yes, many would say that all land is sacred, and I'll not disagree. But at the same time, there's quite a difference between a parking lot or a strip of land between two segments or highway and a quiet

This is a 'Class I Pictish Symbol Stone', situated on the roadside at Aberlemno, Angus. The stone contains a double disc & z-rod, serpent, mirror and comb. It is believed that this stone was probably a much earlier megalith (due to cut marks present on the back and side), and had been re-used by the Picts. If this were to be the case it would not be unusual, as various other Pictish stones appear to have been re-used megaliths, such as the 'Brandsbutt Stone' in Inverurie.

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