Chris Street
Chris Street is a mystic and reluctant visionary. He is interested in ley alignments, sacred sites, spirit of place healing, the tarot, crystals, sacred geometry, sacred sound, map dowsing, celtic shamanism, the divine feminine, gnosticism and geosophy – the wisdom of the Earth. He believes that the native “ancient wisdom” of The British Isles is encoded in our sacred landscapes and ancient sacred sites. He is a long-standing member of the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids and spent seven years studying the three grades.
Chris has been researching the geometry, alignments and sites of the Earthstars network for nearly thirty years and created the term Visionary Landscape to describe it.
It is an on-going saga which is constantly revealing new insights and information.
It is not something he set out to discover. The revelation was initiated by a series of dreams, visions and psychic experiences, many involving an apparition resembling Robert Graves’ White Goddess. It was this entity who guided him through much of the discovery.
Despite all this, he tries to masquerade as a normal, down-to-earth person with a well-developed sense of humour. He believes it is time to de-mystify the mysteries and to bring knowledge that was once held exclusive to secret societies into the open. He claims not to be a member of any secret society. If he is, it is so secret, even he doesn’t know what it is.
Chris has presented his Earthstars and Visionary Landscape work to many audiences:
RILKO: The Research Into Lost Knowledge Organisation.
The College of Psychic Studies.
The Wessex Crop Circle Conference.
The Order of Bards Ovates and Druids.
Fountain International.
The Gatekeeper Trust.
The Rudolph Steiner movement.
The Theosophical Society.
The London Earth Mysteries Circle.
The Megalithomania Conference.
The London College of Spirituality
He is available, to present Powerpoint presentations on Earthstars or London’s Camelot to any group who is interested and willing to cover his expenses.
He is also available for interviews or documentaries. See the contact page.
His new book, London’s Ley lines will be available in early Spring 2010