Ancient Technology & Temples of Light

Senzar Field Studies in The Scottish Highlands and Orkney

On this dowsing field adventure you will explore the remnants of an ancient people who were such masterful engineers that their amazing stone structures have survived thousands of years. In addition to their ability to imbue their architecture with seemingly endless endurance, they possessed a highly advanced knowledge of astronomy. The cairns, barrows, stone rings, and petroglyps they left behind map star systems, predict eclipses, and track stellar, lunar, and planetary cycles.

To top off these achievements, these ancient engineers commanded a subtle energy technology that our current scientists have yet to grasp. Their understanding of subtle energy dynamics allowed them to achieve global and interstellar communication without a single wire or silicon chip. They knew how to project thought forms over long distances to influence circumstances, and more.

Master dowser and geomancer, Michele Fitzgerald, will serve as your teacher and guide throughout this Senzar field trip. Michele has been studying the work of these subtle energy wizards for many years and has made a number of discoveries that you won't read about in text books (or any other book), but you will learn about and experience first-hand on this journey.

During your six-day adventure, you will learn about "cupstones" and why they are scattered all over the globe. You will learn how these ancient people facilitated Earth-Star communication, and why this communication with the stars is so vital to the well-being of our planet and all life on it. You'll learn how to track gravity waves, how to build a thought projector, and how to make practical applications of all this knowledge. Most importantly, you will commune with the highest part of yourself during our silent times at these Temples of Light. The energies and sacred stones will stimulate the Pure Spirit in you, and help you remember who you really are.

Itinerary

Wednesday, October 17, 2007 - Meet early evening at our hotel in Nairn for dinner, spectacular views of the Moray Firth, and a briefing for the adventures ahead.

Thursday, October 18, 2007 - Morning exploration, dowsing, and talking to the stars at Balnuaran of Clava. Afternon visit to the Gask Ring Cairn to complete an energetic tuning of the site, plant flowers, and communicate with the nature spirits who have only recently returned to the area after a long absence due to clear-cutting of the adjacent forest.

Friday, October 19, 2007 - A tour of the Moniack Castle gardens and a sampling of the incredible liqueurs that are produced there from flowers and herbs. From Moniack we will take a beautiful drive along the banks of Lock Ness to the Corrimony Cairns, where we will explore the energies at the site, track gravity waves that emit from many cupstones, and enjoy the amazing peacefulness of this place.

Saturday, October 20, 2007 - Departing Inverness early in the morning, we head to the northern tip of Scotland to catch the ferry to the Orkney Islands. Field adventures will begin with a visit to the Ring of Brodgar and the Stones of Stenness and Maes Howe.

Sunday, October 21, 2007 - Morning adventures at mysterious Skare Brae and Cuween Hill. We will depart by ferry for the mainland at noon and upon arrival, begin the drive back to Inverness. We will stop for a late afternoon tour of fabulous Dunrobin Castle en route.

Monday, October 22, 2007 - A morning tour of Loch Ness, accompanied by a fabulous guide who has been involved with the research on famous "Nessie" since the beginning. Then, you're on your own for late afternoon shopping and exploration of Inverness. We'll close the day and the tour with a farewell dinner at our hotel in Nairn. Transport to the Inverness Airport will be provided the next morning for anyone departing the area on Tuesday.

Group size is limited to 6 people. Cost: $2,200 per person. Pricing includes all ground transportation, including ferry passage to and from Orkney, all entrance fees to sites requiring such, lodging for 6 nights at top rate hotels, double occupancy (call for single occupancy rates), breakfast on all mornings, and personal field guidance and dowsing instruction by Michele Fitzgerald throughout the tour.

A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a space for the tour. Balance of the full tour cost is due on or before September 14, 2007

For more information or to make reservations, contact Michele Fitzgerald in Sedona at (928) 204-0592.

Michele also leads trips to Ireland, click here for more details on Ireland tours.