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James Neate on Ancient Solstice is the new title of The Ancient Path of the Sun book: “Love the new cover, beautiful design Dara. To me its a great representation of the books content. I prefer this…”
Patricia on Ancient Solstice is the new title of The Ancient Path of the Sun book: “Beautiful cover and art work. The cover perfectly embodies the axiom “as above, so below”. Love the images of the…”
Lucia on Ancient Solstice is the new title of The Ancient Path of the Sun book: “Hi Ella, that’s exactly what I was thinking too, how universal it is now… Like you can easily imagine the…”
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Ella on Ancient Solstice is the new title of The Ancient Path of the Sun book: “I really love this new cover! It really draws you in and is more ‘universal’ somehow. I hope the new…”
Paty on Ancient Solstice is the new title of The Ancient Path of the Sun book: “Hello Lara, thanks very much for letting us know. The cover, as always, is stunning. Also thank you for clarifying…”
Layla on Ancient Solstice is the new title of The Ancient Path of the Sun book: “Beautiful title and I love the addition of the constellations along the wheel of the zodiac. As the planets revolve…”
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Goseck Circle in Germany is one of the oldest surviving sun temples in the world. Built around 7,000 years ago, it aligns to sunrise on the winter solstice. At dawn, the light shines through the main entrance and reaches the very center of the sacred circle.

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21 Dec

Underneath it all, Christmas is really an ancient winter solstice celebration continued. At the darkest time of year, the new baby son/sun is born. He brings hope to all in the coming light. This contained a profound symbolic message - and Jesus became its latest expression.

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21 Dec

The ancient site of Newgrange in Ireland was built over 5,000 years ago to align with sunrise on the winter solstice. At dawn, a beam of light penetrates the dark mound of Mother Earth, and illuminates its cruciform chamber, heralding the birth of the new divine baby son/sun.

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21 Dec

Have a wonderful solstice everyone! A time to celebrate and remember that beautiful light and star that sustains us and all life. Our most ancient tradition.

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20 Dec

Yes and no. There is overwhelming evidence for contact between the ancient civilizations of Egypt and the Americas. They were both part of what I call the Lost Civilization of the Sun. This civilization was the inheritor of the knowledge of Atlantis.

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There are many haunting similarities between ancient Egypt and ancient Mexico, including (see image) the mysterious "Ouroboros" symbol . A legacy of ideas from a lost global civilization that left its fingerprints in many different parts of the world? Photos by Santha Faiia.

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