A circuit diagram of the planetary lifeforce.
As the foundation of ancient knowledge underlying the temple builders art.
As a temple groundplandelineating and sanctifying holy ground -or in this case a Holy City.
As St John's City of Revelation and the fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
As confirmation of William Blake's vision of Jerusalem in London.
As a personal Grail Quest that began at a place called Camelot and ended with an insight into the Holy Grail and Holy Spirit as the sang real or true life blood of the planet and its people.

From any of these perspectives, this is a remarkable book

It gives us a vision of the hidden unity (yoga) behind all life, all peoples, all spiritual experience, all religions. Earthstars, The Visionary Landscape could be the most important book of the millenium

LONDON'S CAMELOT AND THE SECRET OF THE GRAIL

A real Camelot does exist and appears on old maps. It is a magical and mystical spot so far overlooked by those in search of this legendary location. It is hidden in woods on the outskirts of London. Archaeological digs show it had a massive drawbridge over a moat, walls five and a half feet thick and a dungeon. It also has a holy well and reported apparitions of a Guinevere-like "White Lady." It's regarded locally as a place of visions, healing and inspiration, with some very definite and intriguing connections to the Grail Myths and Arthurian Legends. Not only is this Camelot in London, so is Arthur's Sword-in-the-stone. There is no doubt this is a real Camelot. It's possible it was a Camelot used by Arthur. Mystics and psychics suggest it is the location of an inner-world Grail castle. This inspirational book is a real journey into our visionary and mythic Landscape and a modern day quest for The Grail containing more mysteries than The Da Vinci Code.

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CONTENTS 
1:  Who called it Camelot? Origins of the name    
2:  The Secret Tradition in Arthurian Legend    
3:  King Arthur’s Cross    
4:  Digging up some Hard Evidence      
5:  Sir Phillip Sassoon’s excavations     
6:  Treasure in the Well        
7:  A Place of Initiation.       
8:  Is Camelot Moat a Sacred Site ?       
9:  Our Lady of Camelot Moat      
10: Ley Lines, Earthstars and the Round Table   
11: The Holy Grail, The Holy Spirit  and The Holy Woman     
12: The Mystery of The Great Pyramid      
13: The Sword in the Stone        
14: Does Arthur’s Stone Still Exist ?         
15: Healing the Wasteland       
Camelot Moat: How to get there

THE BEER GURU'S GUIDE

For those who understand that drinking beer can be a spiritual experience, following the path of The Beer Guru will be second nature.

Translated from ancient Sanskrit scrolls found behind the tandoori oven when The Balti Towers restaurant in Birmingham was demolished, the enigmatic Beer Guru’s teachings have become renowned.

They provide a step-by-step guide that takes you on a quest for The Holy Ale, a sacred beer that flows from the Font of All Wisdom and bestows infinite knowledge, immortality and instant enlightenment.

If you survive the initiation of the whirling pit, you will meet the Beer Guru himself, the Dalai Llager, the Beer Goddess and the Barmy Swami.

You will learn how to create your own Beer Temple and master the art of Tantric Beer drinking, so you can keep it up all night.

The Beer Guru’s Guide will give you a smile as broad as the Beer Bhudda’s, for it is a path liberally strewn with mirth, joy and bliss.

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The Beer Guru’s Guide is an outlet for Chris’ silly sense of humour. It began as a bit of fun, but is rapidly acquiring a cult following.

The Beer Guru is a spiritual teacher who believes that enlightenment may be attained through becoming one with your beer.

“If God is omnipresent, he is in your beer” is one of the Beer Guru’s sayings.

It can’t be any old beer. It has to be the beer of enlightenment. The Holy Ale drawn from the font of all wisdom by The Beer Goddess herself.

This was all meant to be a bit of a joke, but shortly after the book was published, I found that there is a genuine ancient Tibetan tradition of brewing and drinking the Beer of Enlightenment. So maybe there’s something in it after all.

Like any book of genuine spiritual teachings, it works on many levels.

For some, it will just be a laugh. For others, The Beer Guru may impart some genuine wisdom and guidance.

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Mandala posters and inspirational images

Chakras - and their relation to our personal energy anatomy