Earthstars sites to visit
Please visit these places and work with their healing and inspirational energies. Visualise them as spiritual power centres radiating benevolent energy to their surroundings, or simply sit and let their healing peace seep into you. Feel free to mail in any interesting experiences you may have.
Kilburn Priory well. Find The Old Bell pub in Kilburn High Rd. Opposite is Coventry Place. 200yards down on the left, in front of a block of flats is the well. Just a circle of stoneswork on the grass with a wooden cover on top. Take water and flowers to bless the lady of the well. She is still there and welcomes visitors. Invoke the return of the grail maidens of the wells here, so she can appear to the local r esidents,w ho have only seen ghosts so far…
Muswell Hill Well.
Muswell hill was the site of a nunnery where many came to take the healing waters. The only surviving well is in the front garden of a house in Muswell Avenue. It’s on private property and looks a little neglected, but the energy is good.No solid evidence this is the well from which Muswell takes its name, but Can’t find another.
The Barnet Triangle – St. Mary’s Church Hill East Barnet. St. Mary’s Monken Hadley. Hadley Common. Camlet Moat Trent Park, Cockfosters.
The Croydon Triangles; 1; St Mary’s Beddington. St. Mary’s Addiscombe. Pollards Hill Norbury. Croydon Triangle 2 is a golden mean triangle connecting into the pentagonal Rose Matrix. Its 3 sites are St. Mary’s Beddington, Pollard’s Hill and St John’s, The Parish ( and mother church, of Croydon. Its original dedication was to Mary.
The Heart of the Dove. The ancient Yew at St Andrew’s Church Totteridge. Try a pilgrimage walk from the churches in the head of the dove in New Barnet to the heart of the dove in Totteridge. Holy Trinity Lyonsdown Rd and Mary Immaculate RC Church Somerset Rd are at the head of the dove. The Crest of the hill above New Barnet Station is the eye abnd the views from there are impressive. Walk up Lyonsdown Rd then along the High Rd to the Whetstone opposite Totteridge Lane. Head down Totteridge Lane to the old church and yew.
Walk on the wings of a Dove. The Dollis Brook follows the wing of the dove from Barnet (pick it up at Barnet Lane near the footie club).You can walk along side it all the way to Finchley, or even further to Brent Reservoir (which is also a dove shape). In the opposite direction pick it up in May’s Lane and follow the back of the dove to the Dollis Brook source on Moat Mount. Barnet High St and St. Albans road follow the shoulder and upper wing of the dove. St. Alban’s Rd is an old route to St. Albans once travelled by the monks.
Gog and Magog oaks, Totteridge. These two old beauties are in the fields between Mays Lane Barnet and Totteridge Lane. From Totteridge lane follow the path at the end of Grange avenue. At the first field, look for a path across the middle of the field on your left. Through a hole in the hedge and into the next field ahead of you. The Oaks will come into view about fifty yards on.
The Minchenden Oak, a venerable oak in the Weld Chapel Gardens next to Christ Church, Waterfall Rd Southgate.N14
The East ham Triangle; St. Mary Magdalene East Ham. Barking Abbey (amazing place), site of lost well in Central Park Rd, though the Elim church is quite close to the point.
The Hanwell Triangle: St. Mary’s Hanwell. St. Mary’s Norwood Green. Point on Uxbridge rd West Ealing.
Circle of 13 Trees in Green Park. Brilliant energy. This is on many Earthstars lines including a five point star and the main Earthstars N-S axis. It also forms an equilateral triangle with Westminster Abbey (lots to see) and St Martins in the Fields (great Crypt cafe).
St, Bride’s Fleet Street. On many lines including the Earthstars 5 point axis from Horsenden Hill to the Tower of London. Site of a 6th century Holy well. Has atmospheric crypt where you can see remains of the previous Norman and Saxon churches on the site, plus some Roman mosaics beneath them. Straight on at the bottom of the crypt stairs to find the little crypt side chapel to meditate in.
St. Dunstan’s in the west, Fleet Street. Octagonal nave gives startling accoustic resonance. Also look for the only statue of King Lud in the side entrance.
The big pentagonal star: St. Mary’s East Barnet (N). St Gabriel’s Wanstead (NE). St Dunstan at Bellingham Green (SE).
Caesar’s Camp Wimbledon (SW-see note below about the well). Horsenden Hill Greenford (W). Inner 5pt junction points: Tower Hill. St George’s Patmore St Nine Elms. Abbotsbury Rd Holland Park. St. Andrew’s Frognal on Finchley Rd in NW3. Highbury Hill.
The Harrow Pentagram: Centre is St. Mary’s at Harrow-on-the-hill. The five points around it are: Belmont Hill Stanmore, Horsenden Hill Greenford, Barn Hill Wembley, Dabbs Hill, St. John’s Pinner.
Wimbledon Common. The exact geometric point of the Earthstars pentagram is a spring on private ground south of Caesar’s Camp. There was an iron age settlement here, nothing to do with Caesar. 200 yards from the small car park at the end of sunset rd you’ll find the Well, known as Caesar’s well. amid a clump of pines. Ignore the name, I found it was definitely a “Lady Well” with a grail maiden presence. The healing energy there is tangible and the flowing water drinkable ( as far as I know). Take a bottle to fill.
The Master’s Oak, Bentley Priory Stanmore. Terrific and huge old tree. A tutorial oak. Sit beneath it and listen. It’s near the SW corner of the lake. Bit of a job so consult the notice board maps when you get there. Best place to park is in Old Lodge Way off Uxbridge Rd.
More places will be updated regularly when I have time.