Places of Power: Secret Energies at Ancient Sites : A Guide to Observed or Measured Phenomena
London: Blandford Press, 1990.
The bindings are tight and square. Text is clean; light, even age-toning. Minimal shelf handling wear. Appears unread. Fully illustrated with black-and-white photography. 8.5 inches tall; 224 pages with an index. Illustrated with b/w photographs, charts, diagrams, and maps.
A seminal Earth-mysteries survey from researcher and author Paul Devereux, this guide gathers reports and field studies of unusual effects at prehistoric monuments and sacred landscapes—what Devereux terms places of power.
Organized in themed parts, it sets cultural background (Aboriginal Dreaming, Amerindian and Chinese traditions, etc.) before moving to site-based observations and instrumented work. Typical chapters treat recurring claims at ancient sites—healing traditions, unusual lights, visionary experiences, and other anomalies—with an emphasis on documented/observed or measured phenomena rather than mere folklore.
Subjects: Ancient sacred sites; Standing stones & megaliths; “Earth lights” and related anomalies; Vision/healing traditions at holy places; Cultural concepts of landscape power (Aboriginal, Amerindian, Chinese); Field measurement and observation at archaeological sites; Paul Devereux & the Dragon Project; Earth mysteries; Archaeology/Anthropology—popular works; History of religion & sacred geography; New Age/occult studies; Field investigation.
Item #21084
ISBN: 0713722150
Price: $24.00
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