A Date With the Stars

A once-in-a-lifetime experience at one of the most
amazing power spots on the planet.

Loughcrew, Ireland - Spring Equinox, 2012

The megalithic (mega=large, lithic=stone) architecture in Ireland includes some of the oldest known structures in the world. Among these are the gigantic chambered cairns found in the Irish midlands. These monuments boast the sophisticated engineering found at Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids, but predate those stone structures by over a 1,000 years.

Archaeoastronomers and others who have studied these monuments conclude that whoever designed them possessed a knowledge of geology, astronomy, and mathematics equal to, if not greater than our own. At specific times of year, light phenomena occur at these sites, in which rays of the sun are directed down precision built passageways and illuminate specific markings (petroglyphs) inside the inner chambers.

While visiting the impressive Loughcrew cairn complex in 1999, master dowser and earth mysteries explorer Michele Fitzgerald discovered an engineered subtle energy system that interacts with the stones and petroglyph markings at the site. After numerous visits to Loughcrew and years of intuitive inquiry about the site, she theorizes that these huge stone structures are highly sophisticated machines that are interfacing with the intelligences of distant stars.

BUT THAT'S NOT ALL. Initially, Michele found 3 stars communicating with Loughcrew, but in the past seven years almost 3,000 stars have connected with the site, with over 2,000 of those occurring in the past 24 months. Michele predicts that the last major surge of star tunings will occur during the Spring Equinox period in 2012. She dowses that the last time this level of star communication occurred with planet Earth was over 23,000 years ago.

What is this all about?? Why is it happening?? Hear more of Michele's theories and craft some of your own by joining her in Ireland for A DATE WITH THE STARS, March 20-27, 2012. Based on her previous experiences at the Loughcrew site, it should be a very enlightening adventure.

March 20-27, 2012 Tour Package Includes:

• Mini-van transportation for one week, including sight-seeing trips, field adventures, and Dublin airport transfer to and from lodging in Oldcastle, County Meath.
• Lodging for 7 nights, 5 Star accommodations at the Glenboy Country House, just 5 minutes from Loughcrew with spectacular views of the cairns from the house.
• All meals (breakfast,lunch,dinner) included on full tour days.
• Two or more visits to the Loughcrew cairn sites, including dowsing adventures and sunrise viewing of the light phenomenon (weather permitting) that occurs at Cairn T on/near the Equinox.
• Full day excursion and paid access to nearby Newgrange and Knowth - these fully excavated and restored sites are extraordinary and the finest examples of Neolithic chambered cairns in the world.
• Exploration and paid access to the Hill of Tara and Rathcroghan. These major power spots have Neolithic heritage and were later used as the inauguration sites for the High Kings of Ireland.
• Visit to the passage tomb at Fourknocks, which aligns with the Cygnus star system. Of the 2,500 stars now communicating with the earth, over 300 are from the Cygnus system. For a fascinating video about Cygnus (the "swan" constellation) and its connection to FourKnocks and Newgrange, click here.
• Walking tour through the delightful town of Kells, where Christian monks completed the famous book of Kells, an illustrated book of gospels that is widely regarded as Ireland's finest national treasure. Kells is also home one of Ireland's enigmatic round towers, which is located on the ground of the Abbey of Kells, first founded by St. Columba around 554 AD.
• Visit the remains of the Abbey at Fore, learn about the seven mysteries associated with the site, and feel the amazing energies at the nearby holy well.
• Full day excursion to County Wicklow, where you will see some of the most extraordinary landscapes in all of Ireland. We will spend the day in and around the peaceful hamlet of Glendalough, visiting the stunningly beautiful round tower there, the local woolen mills, and an amazing field of bullaun stones.

  Master dowser and subtle energies pioneer Michele Fitzgerald will be your primary guide, chauffer, and chef (for some meals) for the full week. Michele has seen the Equinox light phenomenon at Loughcrew seven times in the past twelve years and has spent hundreds of hours investigating the energetic systems at Loughcrew and similar sites in the Irish Midlands.

  Price: $2,875

  Tour price covers ground costs only and does not include airfare to Dublin. This rate is per person based on two people sharing a twin-bed room (or a double bed for those registering as couples). A single-room supplement of $450 will be charged to those tour members who either request a single room or who register alone and for whom no suitable roommate is available by January 15th.

  
  

  Because of the special nature of this trip, group size is limited to 5 people. If you are interested in participating, email Michele Fitzgerald at senzar@sedonaportal.com or call the Senzar Learning Center at (928) 204-0592.