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Ireland – the Oracle of Dowth

Posted on January 8, 2011 By kal 3 Comments on Ireland – the Oracle of Dowth
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Sorry for the delay in this post, but I honestly thought I had written it already, however when I came to look for it as a reference, alas it was no where to be found. I’m afraid its going to be from memory that is about 6 months old.

Just to set the scene then, we had just visited New Grange and Knowth, where I had a spectacular 3rd eye opening experience and had just walked the couple of miles in lovely sunny May weather to arrive at the rather non-descript (compared to the other two places) mound. The mound is called Dowth and means Darkness.

Gwas was off doing his thing whilst I felt the urge to climb the mound and go and sit on the opposite side to where we had come in to the field. i.e. facing the sun.

Although I was by no means tired in a physical sense, I did feel tired in a energetic sense. Perhaps the experience at Knowth had taken it out of me? I don’t know, but feeling the way I was (and thinking that since this seemed to be the least of the three mounds) I decided to take a time-out for this one.

Vision

As I sat there my thoughts un focused and I was transported back in time (and I know this will sound like story telling – but it was so vivid and real…) I was back in a time when people knew what the use of the mounds was, not far from the time of there creation. I saw Dowth as being, perhaps the most important of the mounds. People from across the world came to visit this particular site. But it wasnt the site itself they were interested in it was the person who lived there.

As I saw through time, I knew that an Oracle lived at Dowth and it was her that people came to visit. She would dispense her gift to all who came (and there were queues of people). She sat in an inner chamber, which was lit by sunlight and quite big. The chamber I felt was by the side of the mound and not under it. The woman seer was clothed in ordinary clothing of the time. There was a great sense of peace about the place.

My seeing allowed me to experience one of her readings with her and I knew that she saw like I was seeing her. Again I had a feeling that it wasn’t so much the future that she could see but more like…the wisest course of action. Yes, that sounds right. This is what she gave to her visitors, wisdom in the form of actions to take.

What I thought was odd was that even when her news wasn’t good, the people still felt at peace. Which makes me wonder whether this place, Dowth, was also a place of peaceful energies?

I can’t recall how long I was in the pastfor, but I was given time enough to see many of the daily goings on of people and visited with the Oracle a few times. Of course they didn’t see or interact with me. Oddly the Seer didn’t either and thats curious isn’t it?

In time I returnedfrom my visitation and felt even more tired than before. I am certain that the 3rd Eye experience at Knowth was a catalyst for this vision. I have to say though, it was one of the most “it really happened” visions that i’ve ever had.

Kal Malik – Visiting with Seers

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3 thoughts on “Ireland – the Oracle of Dowth”

  1. Jo says:
    May 10, 2011 at 9:28 pm

    Read your piece with interest. I am drawn to this place for some reason and would like to know more. Did you stay around the area?

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    1. kal says:
      May 10, 2011 at 10:33 pm

      Good day Jo,

      We stayed at a lovely country home/hotel about an hour away from the Boyne valley complex. I’m sure Gwas can furnish with you the exact address if you would like to know.

      Indeed, Douth was by far my most inspired experience in Ireland and takes a center stage often. I think one of the keys to it was the meditation I did at Knowth, with the five quartz crystals. Seems I was running on all intuitive engines.

      I hope you get a chance to visit the sites and please come back and let us know of your experiences.

      Kal Malik

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    2. Gwas says:
      May 12, 2011 at 3:25 pm

      Hi Jo,

      The place we stayed in was called “Annesbrook” near Duleek. It was only half an hour away from the Boyne Valley, and close to many other megalithic sites like Tara too. The accommodation was a confortable old stately home run by a delightful old lady who baked fresh bread every day for her guests. I would highly recommend the hotel if you like old-world charm and quirkiness. The grounds are worth a walk in too.

      Here’s TripAdvisor‘s take on the place
      Gwas.

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