Nocturnal Emissions -Spiritflesh - part one

Chiff chaff

Pig

Seascape

Aerosol

Power Lines

The Pipers, Summer Solstice 2014

Binaural recording with a mic beside each stone of The Pipers, Cornwall, 10:39 on  Summer Solstice 2014 . The Pipers are situated about 120 metres west-south-west of the central Hurlers stone circle. According to folklore they represent musicians playing for three circles of dancers who were turned to stone for engaging in festivities on a holy day.

Flies on Seaweed

The Healing Sound of the Rocky Valley Labyrinths

The Sacred Sound of the Virgin's Nipple

There is a fundamental human need to create sacred spaces where sound reverberates to commune with the ancestors and gives praise to the Divine. Ancient people recognized the importance of sound and sought out resonant caves to perform rituals. Modern-day temples and cathedrals were built to enhance sound and music.

The uncapped pink granite dolmen atop the Virgin’s Nipple is a sacred place built to hear ourselves and Spirit more clearly as the Earth Goddess’s nipple is stimulated by the rotation of motor traffic.

The circle of stimulation is enhanced by the natural healing radioactivity of the stones. Sound and structure are simply different manifestations of the same universal mathematical constants creating a relationship between the seen and the unseen worlds within and around us. Out of this vibratory field comes an awakening and quickening of spiritual consciousness.