The Circle Makers & Their Energy Systems
Exploring The Neolithic Technology
of Ireland
 Spend
five days in the Irish countryside exploring some of the most
amazing stone circles in the world. Accompanied by master dowser/geomancer
Michele Fitzgerald, you will track the energetic systems that
the Neolithic engineers created with a subtle energy technology
that is little understood today. Experience first-hand the energies
that surround and are emitted from cup marked stones. Learn how
terrestrial and cosmic components of the environment work together
with the megalithic structures to form a sophisticated communication
system--and more!
This stone circle class/field trip begins at the beautiful Gougane
Barra Hotel in West Cork, Ireland. After a morning lecture and a
visit to the remains of the monastery of St. Finbar, the dowsing
adventure begins as we depart by van to selected stone circle sites
in Counties Cork and Kerry.
Over 130 stone circles have been documented in Ireland, with 100
of those located in Cork and Kerry. Each day of the five-day program
will include the exploration of one or more stone circles and
a number of other points of interest in the area.
The class will also include at least one evening slide show and
lecture on other incredible Neolithic sites (cairns, dolmens, &
more) throughout Ireland that students might want to visit while
in the country.
For more information on this
program, including dates and pricing details, email Michele Fitzgerald
at senzar@sedonaportal.com
or call the Senzar Learning Center at (982) 204-0592.
For information on upcoming
field studies in Scotland, click here
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