4. Lligwy Chamber, SH501850, Llanallgo, Moelfre : A5025 (East Anglesey)
We found the road to Lligwy Chamber a lot easier than the last time we visited in August ’08. This time we parked right next to the chamber, rather than having to walk back from the ‘official’ car park for the main ‘settlement’ site. With no leaves on the trees to obscure the view we could see out across the Moelfre bay area, and it was stunning. Whoever placed these stones here certainly had an eye for a view!
No-one else was visiting the site this day. Not that we minded – it allowed us to do what we wanted – to dowse and meditate uninterruptedly. I mapped the energies while Kal did what appeared to be some random wandering with the rods. Kal was the first to enter into the chamber – he was keen and knew what he wanted to do – he was going to try to use the energies he had accumulated and synthesised all day and direct them towards the purpose of enhancing his creative output. He was thinking ahead – he wanted to finish his book over the Winter, and here was the chance to ensure that he achieved that.
Kal emerged some time later stating that he had been successful, and that if I wanted to make use of the remaining Midwinter Solstice sunlight that I should get in there sharpish! I took his advice, and once settled on the lintel stone inside the chamber I could see what he meant – the sun was just at the perfect angle to shine onto the eyelids when lying on the long stone and looking West.
As the sunlight waned my trance faded with it and I came back from my shamanic journey. I had been storing up the energy to experience a mental flight since Bryn Celli Ddu that morning. Now I had achieved it – I had taken off and flown around Lligwy, perching on Kal’s shoulder at one point, then flying off to the other significant sacred sites that we had visited that day. It was a real treat, but added little to my understanding, and I realised that I had wasted a good opportunity to do something purposeful with my desire to experience the power of flight again, thrilling through it was. This, and subsequent experiences, have made me realise that I need to be much more purposeful in my energy work now that I have a good grasp of how it is done and what can be achieved. I vow to do so in 2010.
Here’s my diagram of the energies that I found on this Winter Solstice day at Lligwy Chamber:
Lligwy Chamber was again a fantastic place to end a fruitful and fun-packed day. By now we were exhausted both physically and energetically, but felt fulfilled in a spiritual sense: progress had been made and the way was open for even better energy work in the next year. Already in my mind I could perceive the possibilities expressed by the long and warm days of the next year’s site visits. I suspect we will visit fewer sites, but do more work whilst there in the next year. Just a prediction. For now – Anglesey was a fitting place to be on the Winter Solstice, that’s for sure.
Gwas.
