The Geomancy of Avalon: Axis Avebury and the Michael Line

[Cartomancer]

I have been looking into the possibility that the circle of Avebury is the datum or point from which the Michael Line was established. I used the angle of the Michael Line to create a 62/242 deg. True North azimuth. This line includes all the places traditionally included on the Michael Line.

The most amazing discovery here is that the Axis of Avebury points an azimuth to Glastonbury Tor. Glastonbury Tor seems to be oriented to point right back to Avebury! This is an intentional arrangement. The Chapel atop Glastonbury Tor is also oriented in this manner. Avebury works as a hexagonal Axis!

In addition it is clear that this alignment is valued outside of Britain in places like Denmark, Bornholm Island and even Tiawinaku and Pumu Punku in South America. Please watch this video I made that contains a lot more information. Thank you.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FVYzCieGo4U

[aranuk]

Certainly a scholarly work Cort! How does the standing stones of Callanish in the Island of Lewis in the Scottish outer Hebridees fit in the big picure, if at all. I have visited Callanish and it is dated prior to Stone henge, maybe 3000 BC.

BTW you do Great work Cort

Stan

[Cidersomerset]

Thanks Cartomancer interresting film.....I was born and still live aprox 5 miles away from Burrow Mump
Burrowbridge as the crow flies....and 12 miles from Glastonbury Tor...
I wondered wether it effects my outlook on life !!



Burrow Mump:
A361, Bridgwater TA7 0RB, England



aerial view of Burrow mump....

[Cartomancer]

Posted by Cidersomerset (here)
Thanks Cartomancer interresting film.....I was born and still live aprox 5 miles away from Burrow Mump
Burrowbridge as the crow flies....and 12 miles from Glastonbury Tor...
I wondered wether it effects my outlook on life !!



Burrow Mump:
A361, Bridgwater TA7 0RB, England



aerial view of Burrow mump....

I went and checked your location. I suspect you knew this would happen but here's a google earth screen shot of Burrow Mump in my model of the Michael Line. Wow. Both Avebury and Glastonbury Tor point to Burrow Mump. I had never even heard of it. Thank you.


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[Mark]

Great work, Cort. I think that you are going to have many "wow" moments as you are given or find more monuments to connect to this "axis mundi". So who do you think built it and why? What is the relevance of that particular locale?

[Cidersomerset]

I went and checked your location. I suspect you knew this would happen but here's a google earth screen shot of Burrow Mump in my model of the Michael Line. Wow. Both Avebury and Glastonbury Tor point to Burrow Mump. I had never even heard of it. Thank you.

Thats what i was trying to do first, but could not get the marker to show from Bridgwater to Burrowbridge.....




View of Glastonbury Tor from St Michaels church Burrow Mump....




http://www.astramate.com/cropcir.htm


What I was wondering before i go to bed, where I should already be ..LOL..
Is if the monuments along the Leyline were in line of sight of each other
like mile markers ?? But looks unlikely ....

[Cartomancer]

[QUOTE=Cidersomerset;535717]

I went and checked your location. I suspect you knew this would happen but here's a google earth screen shot of Burrow Mump in my model of the Michael Line. Wow. Both Avebury and Glastonbury Tor point to Burrow Mump. I had never even heard of it. Thank you.

Thats what i was trying to do first, but could not get the marker to show from Bridgwater to Burrowbridge.....




Well consider my mind blown here. Trippy. Do you know of any other sites like this in the region? I really need to break out the books here.

I guess most people who examine this can see that a veneer of Christian lore has been assigned to something that existed long before. I am wondering if this one of the oldest systems like this in the world? It is interesting that the Tower of the Winds points to Avebury. Its like they knew what was there and were paying homage to what it meant or the information that was hidden in this arrangement.

Yes the sites along the line could be additional points from which to map that also have a huge value spiritually. They are capturing the ether, vrill, or odic force that is part of the tradition.

Who is behind this? It is still going on today. If you think about the power it takes to execute something like this either long ago or in the modern world it is just biblical. I'm still freaking out here. Synchromystic happenings right here on Project Avalon when discussing Avalon! Get someone on the horn ASAP!!

[Cidersomerset]

There are a lot of St Michaels on the leyline which is natural but they are mainly
in somerset south of west of Glastonbury. This article ties it in with the Joseph
and Jesus legend....

http://jesusinavalon.blogspot.co.uk/

[Cartomancer]

Boy that's a tough question. At the least it is a tradition that has been kept alive like a secret society. Perhaps there are several groups that are aware as we see it all over the world in varying cultural contexts. Perhaps it is a world wide priesthood of some type. All of this activity is so similar over the whole planet that it has to be more than a manifestation of being human.

Tiawinaku as discussed in the video is a great example. We have all seen many many shows about Puma Punku and Tiawinaku but none of them showed how they are close to each other or a plan view of them. The addition of the Chakana or octagonal shaped building with regard to these sites to me is amazing and illustrates both an ancient and modern value all in the same picture.

England is so covered with awesome historical sites that many things would fit into my model that may not be associated. It is clear that a huge value of being aligned in this manner exists. I think it relates to the legal description of property and the belief that directed thought like the power of prayer is a real thing.

[sandy]

Thank you for your work Cartomancer>>>>>>>it is truly fascinating

[Cidersomerset]

Cadbury castle ancient Hill fort, one of the mythical sites of camelot...



View of Glastonbury Tor from Cadbury Castle....



http://www.flickr.com/photos/mickgilbey/6931906124/

Must go to bed got to get up for work in six hours...LOL..Just as
I was getting into this,,,,Cheers steve..

[Cidersomerset]

Brentor church, Dartmoor, Devon


The tiny 13th century Church of St Michael, Brentor, stands on top of a rocky outcrop near Tavistock. Why it was built on this lofty position is not clear; most theories involve the work of the Devil. It is certainly a hard climb to reach it and to picture it at its best involves standing on the edge of a precarious cliff.





View from South Cadbury Hillfort....Its the only one I can find at the momment cannot
quite see the church in the distance, although I'm not 100% sure I'm in the right direction
LOL...Goodnight ...

[Cartomancer]

Posted by aranuk (here)
Certainly a scholarly work Cort! How does the standing stones of Callanish in the Island of Lewis in the Scottish outer Hebridees fit in the big picure, if at all. I have visited Callanish and it is dated prior to Stone henge, maybe 3000 BC.

BTW you do Great work Cort

Stan

Thanks a lot Stan. I will check out that site and post here what I find.

[Cartomancer]

An interesting case of the Christians taking over a concept that had already been developed earlier. The people who created all of this are truely a mystery. Most of this was created long before the Druids were supposed to exist.

[bluestflame]

yes one of the things done in the act of "christianising" the lands was the cutting down and burning of the great sacred oak groves of the druids

[wynderer]

a link to Julian Cope's interesting theories, etc [he & his band make some mighty good music too]

Julian Cope-The Modern Antiquarian 1/6

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-wSCUfp_-as

[Cartomancer]

Posted by bluestflame (here)
yes one of the things done in the act of "christianising" the lands was the cutting down and burning of the great sacred oak groves of the druids

I think its kind of interesting that the Druids influenced many cultures of the ancient world. Hellenistic Greek faith has many similarities including the value of the sacred grove. The Celts even ranged as far as central Turkey. Near Ankara is a sacred grove that was even named for the Druids- Drunemeton.

A nemeton is a druidic outdoor place of worship a.k.a. the sacred grove or precinct. Also interesting is the Scandinavian tradition of the Yrggdrasil Tree that is actually only part of a larger valued grove of trees. The cult of the Yrggdrasil included a huge value of the pole star as well so this fits in with later traditions of the temple.

I have developed a theory that the legend of the 'red stick' of Baton Rouge, Louisiana is meme that was meant to represent a Yrggdrasil Tree. The historic description of the Le Baton Rouge matches that of a Yrggdrasil Tree. Also strange is the fact that the most popular description of this tree is no where to be seen in the logs of the man who is supposed to have discovered it. This may all be related to the French and British preoccupation with artifacts or talismans left in an even spatial relationship with an axis that had been established much earlier.

[bluestflame]

our ancestors traveled more extensively that it's been reported in the history books and they left things behind which don't seem to make it to see the light of day or are labeled hoaxes

[Cartomancer]

a link to Julian Cope's interesting theories, etc [he & his band make some mighty good music too]

What a great video. I checked the location of Boscawen-Un stone circle in relation to my model of the Michael Line and this is what I came up with. It's .40 miles from the line using Avebury as the axis.

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[Corncrake]

I have visited the iron age hill fort at Cadbury many times and FWIW have found it a magical place - I have also been to the Burrowbridge location many years ago as I had friends who lived there and that is very special too. How much this impression is due to what I know about the history and legends surrounding the place and how much is the atmosphere generated by the place itself I am not sure. I have visited standing stones and ancient sites all over the world and would like to separate what I intuit from them from what I have already read about them ... anyway this is a fascinating thread - thank you.