Growing up around ancient sites like Avebury and White horse, and visiting them since young I have been inspired to learn about the myths, mysteries, and subtle energies. Today I find myself desiring to share what I learned and experienced. I feel this lore is both relevant and pertinent today. The story is about Dragons, Mythology and primordial lore.
London City of Dragons free tour: Ley lines, Symbols, Knights Templar and Astrotheology
Discover the hidden London that exists in its symbolism, architecture and the subtler realm that is not visible to the eyes.
We will explore London through its Sites of pilgrimage, Ley lines, Forgotten waters, Ancient Mounds, Mythical symbols, and Astrology, and uncover the threads that weave together its many settlers and invaders from the prehistoric times of the Druids to the Knights of the Templar and to the present day.
You will find it an eye-opening experience.
Meet outside Joe the Juice. You will recognize me by my long hair and beard :)
The sacred stone of London that is said to keep London safe with its presence.
Remembering the once significant Walbrook river that helped make modern day London.
A temple fo the Sun god worshipped by the Romans.
A seat of power of the City of Dragons that sits on a forgotten river.
We explore the sidelined symbolisms in the church of Bow Bells.
The oldest tree in the City of London and also a reminder of all the trees that are now lost.
St Pauls has been place of ceremony since time immemorial and it also epitomises the symbol of the Phoenix.
A church with a long history that holds even more ancient enigmas.
Another of Londons lost Rivers and we recall the King that gave London it's name.
A church with a rich pagan history that hosts a Well.
A medieval church with ancient symbolism.
Built by the Knights of the Templar, Temple Church is modeled on the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to make London as the New Jerusalem.
The fiercest of all the protector dragons of the City of London. Its mytholology harks back to Beowulf, Tiamat and St George.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
