Life Whispers: Culture, Architecture, Feng Shui
Kathmandu – A Tribute
Holding the vision of Kathmandu and its people. Snapshots of life in a Spiritual City to be re-built.
See the magic of what was, and still is a major spiritual centre. The etheric reality of the place still resonates and lives on…
I filmed this in 1999 during the Feng Shui Tour of China, Tibet, Nepal and India organised by Roger Green.
Lord Ganesha lives in the hearts of all.
Helping the children in Kathmandu through the Siddhartha Foundation: www.siddharthafoundationuk.org
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Dear Christian, oooh what a superb work of art – a fitting tribute and sensitive record of that beloved city – it is hard to come to terms with the misery in the world – Shiva the Destroyer is certainly shaking his trident to awaken us all….keep up the good work of raising awareness and maintaining harmony… with love and gratitude.
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Glastonbury: Whispers from the Air…
and the voices of Monks in The Abbot’s Kitchen coming through Dimensional Sonic Portals.
The voice track is from a Sacred Sounding session in The Abbot’s Kitchen, where you can hear the voice of an ancient monk joining in from another world… through dimensional sonic portals.
No sheep were harmed during the making of this movie…
Sacred Sites, Geomancy and Sacred Geometry form part of
The House Whisperer Professional Training Programme
https://www.thehousewhisperer.tv/the-house-whispering-academy/
The main image and sketch of the reconstructed Abbey are taken from Stukeley’s Itinerary dated 1723.
Robert Watts speaks with Christian about Indiana Jones
Robert was in attendance at a London conference on the Bosnian Pyramids in April 2015, arranged by Marion Ross, at Steiner House, London, along with Director Gulrukh Khan.
Robert is an Executive Producer on a film on the Bosnian Pyramids that Gulrukh is making, in collaboration with Dr. Semir Osmanagich, the Principal Discoverer and Investigator of The Pyramid complex.
Robert was invited as a special guest to the conference, where he spoke a few words in support of this major discovery.
Robert kindly agreed to do an informal interview with myself as I was one of the Contributors at the conference.
The Masculine/Feminine Relationship and Purpose of Sacred Sites
The Masculine/Feminine Relationship and Purpose of Sacred Sites
I am taken to an incredible location on the West coast of Sweden near Gothenburg, a forest of granite. The site has no negative earth energy lines allowing our personal energy fields to rest in still centre and connecting to source without any ‘electrical’ interference.
I speak with Susanna (my host at Nordic School of Feng Shui) about my sense of why sacred sites were designed and built. About how the natural earth energy lines can be diverted and embedded into the stones of a stone circle, or the walls of a temple, church or cathedral, creating a masculine structure thus allowing the inner space, the feminine to be held and protected.
More videos of this Stone Circle Site coming soon…
Etheric Gateways – The Invisible Entrance Codes
In this video clip, at Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk, England is a typical example of a city gate entrance where the sense of the original entrance still resonates in the air. You can feel a buzz in your body as you slowly pass through the physical gateway.
with thanks to Sandy for filming
More on Etheric Gateways in ‘The House Whisperer’ Book p123
Parachute Jump
A blast from the past. The scariest thing I have ever done! a parachute jump. This was for raising funds for the charity Mencap, well that was my excuse to experience the boundaries of fear!
On a very calm day in August 1990 at Langar Airfield, Nottinghamshire, my excitement and bravado came to a sudden halt when realising as the plane ascended, that there was only one way down! yeps 2,000 feet… and if the chute did not open it was just 12 seconds before hitting the ground – quite a sobering thought! Some say your whole life flashes before you in that moment… there was no time for that even. The instructors report on my jump remarked ‘Head down, legs kicking’
Rose, Mint Tea and Sacred Geometry
visit Juliette’s Kitchen
Saffron Walden Labyrinth
The Labyrinth represents the journey of life on many levels, from the outside worldly reality to our true centre. The turns and the angles as we walk the labyrinth, re-mind and fire up our DNA and ignite the heart – as do the turns of dancing Flamenco ‘the fire of the heart’.
Filmed on St.George’s Day.
Angels of Chester Cathedral
The earth energies and geomancy, hold a powerful areas of stillness allowing us to come to our own centre by just being in the space.
Patterns in the etheric matrix of home
Sonic Nutrition of Food – Tomar, Portugal
In the Templar town of Tomar in Portugal, the acoustics in the refectory of The Convent of Christ, are quite haunting.
I suggest that the monks sang to their food whilst cooking which changed the molecular structure allowing greater nourishment. This is similar to the Abbot’s Kitchen in Glastonbury, England.
Taming The Dragon – St George’s Day
This dragon has a message for all car drivers… St George’s Day Saffron Walden Market Place 2014
More information on Dragon Lines… and not to interrupt their flow – in my Book The House Whisperer pages 207, 224, 235.
with thanks for Giles and Juliette Bryant and Tom a.k.a. The Dragon
St. Martin’s Cathedral, Utrecht, Netherlands
St. Martin’s Cathedral, Utrecht:
A violent tornado cut through the cathedral in 1674 leaving the Tower and Nave separated – an Act of God?
with thanks to Ferry Brussaard for filming, and for Wena Brussaard who organised my Dowsing workshop weekend in Culemborg.
Precious moments at Tyringham Hall, 144 Evolutionaries Evening, Source TV
Peninha Convent, Sintra Portugal
There has been a small hermitage on the side of the Peninha hills since the foundation of Christianity in Portugal. The location became venerated during the rule of King João III (1521 – 1557) as the Virgin Mary appeared to a young shepherdess who had lost all of her sheep. The Peninha Chapel was constructed a century later after the apparition, and was finished in 1710.
Drone Crashes Whilst Filming
Feng Shui Principles & China
Cormorant Fishing on the Guilin River, China
I filmed this video clip on the Guilin River, China; on The Tour of China and Tibet organized by Roger Green.
Ming Tang
The open space in front of a house is considered a nourishing factor in many cultures. In Feng Shui, it is call the Ming Tang or ‘Bright Hall’. The cosmic energy of sky/heaven feeds the front door of the house.
Spaces inside buildings are also Ming Tangs such as open light rooms or hallways. It is common, particularly in country houses, to have an open hallway with stairs and a round domed room like an atrium. So this universal principle spans cultures and civilisations.
Dragon Gates: Repulse Bay Hong Kong
Why do so many buildings in Honk Kong have holes in them?
When a new block of apartments were built, they left a hole for the natural energy of the mountain to flow to the sea so as not to block the Dragons’s breath which would not bode well for life and prosperity.
There are rumours that this was just a PR gimmick to keep the locals happy for superstitious reasons. Some say that dragon lines only run under ground and not above the earth, thus debunking the ‘dragon breath through buildings’ theory. My experience is that there are other natural elemental energies above ground which would validate the ‘Open Gate’ concept in buildings… Christian Kyriacou
Tibet
India
Saheliyon-Ki-Bari, Garden of the Maidens
Saheliyon-Ki-Bari is a garden in Udaipur, Rajasthan. It lies in northern part of the city. It was built from 1710 to 1734, by Rana Sangram Singh, for a group of forty-eight young women attendants who accompanied the princess to Udaipur as part of her dowry.
The garden is set below the embankment of the Fateh Sagar Lake and has lush lotus pools, marble pavilions and elephant shaped fountains which is how the garden got its name. The fountains are fed by the water of the lake flowing through ducts made for the purpose.
It is said that the garden was designed by the King himself and he presented it to his Queen. The Queen was accompanied by 48 maids in her marriage. To offer all of them pleasurable moments away from the political intrigues of the court and was thus a popular relaxing spot for them.