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- Machu Pichu
- Nazca
- Stonehenge
I first became fascinated with the ancient art of Geomancy several years ago, when I fell
upon a book by Nigel Pennick while working at the local public library. Since then I
have found his works to be important and definitive in Geomantic studies. Although many
of Pennick's books are now out of print, they are worth looking for, either at your local
library or at used book shops. You might also want to try the used & rare book search
engines that I have linked to my Books & Art page. I would also like to add that I
am aware of the recent popularity of Geomancy, however most of the focus tends to be
on Eastern philosophies, especially on the practice of Feng-Shui. My main interests
however, are in Western European use of Geomancy. More specifically: henges,
long barrows, ley lines, & the use of Sacred Geometry in Medieval churches & cathedrals.
Following is a short list of interesting & informative books, as well as links to
web pages with useful information:
by Nigel Pennick:
- Ancient Hill Figures of England............ASIN:0905376005
- Ancient Science of Geomancy: Living In Harmony With the Earth...........ASIN: 0916360385
- Celtic Sacred Landscapes (Thames & Hudson, 1996)...............ISBN: 0500016666
- European Metrology...........ASIN: 0950540382
- Geomancy.....................ASIN: 0904063003
- Holy Sepulchre: The Round Churches of Britain............ASIN: 0950540315
- Lines On the Landscape: Leys and Other Linear Enigmas.............ASIN: 070903704x
- Mazes and Labyrinths (Robert Hale Ltd., 1996)...................ISBN: 0709055080
- The Mysteries of King's College Chapel.....................ASIN: 0722504667
- Sacred Geometry: Symbolism and Purpose in Religious Structures..........ASIN: 0060664924
- The Subterranean Kingdom: A Survey of Man-Made Structures Beneath the Earth...ASIN: 0855001402
Some Cool Links...
Earth Mysteries-- A very comprehensive and introductory site
Rennes-le-Chateau: One of the most comprehensive sites concerning this mysterious village
For Books & Art click HERE
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