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morfe

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Re: Silbury

Jun 25, 2000, 19:09

I am in agreement with most people on this. Sacred space is about respect, unfortunately so many New-Ageolescents consider sprawlig, monkey drumming and sharing a tin to be in some way 'respectful' and/or 'cosmic'. I've been to Silbury on more than one occasion, and I have never felt the need to climb it. I have my own space near home where I go to meditate, it is private and special, revealed only to my other half. I wish more people would learn about nature and make their peace with it. Armed with love and insight..they would then cease to become New Age tourists.

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Re: Silbury (susan)

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Topic Outline:

Silbury – Apollo, Jun 04, 2000, 17:48
- Re: Silbury – PaulB, Jun 04, 2000, 21:53
  - Re: Silbury – habitual, Jun 05, 2000, 18:17
    - Re: Silbury – RiotGibbon, Jun 06, 2000, 11:40
  - Re: Silbury – marc w, Jun 09, 2000, 13:28
    - Re: Silbury – Duck Call, Jun 09, 2000, 15:25
    - Re: Silbury – baz, Jun 22, 2000, 21:57
      - Re: Silbury – The Purple Gecko, Jun 24, 2000, 22:38
        Re: Silbury – Duck Call, Jun 25, 2000, 17:55
- Re: Silbury – Shrimp, Jun 05, 2000, 20:29
  - Re: Silbury – susan, Jun 06, 2000, 16:23


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