Dorset Earth Mysteries Group - Talks on Everything from Archaeology to Dowsing

Dorset Earth Mysteries Group

Talks in Detail 2017


January 5th
James McComish
Sacred Geometry and Connections to the Stars
Sacred Geometry is the blueprint of the universe. James will explain further on this and how the ancient cultures around the world were aware of this divine patterning. James will also talk about the sacred sites around the world and the connections he has found between them, and also show how he found an intelligent pattern within the crop circle phenomenon.

February 2nd
Marcus Allen
Construction of Ancient Structures
Marcus Allen is the British distributor and publisher of Nexus magazine, focusing on alternative points of view on the subjects of health, human rights, the environment, human potential and suppressed information. Marcus says his publication offers "news and information that is overlooked, unreported or ignored by the mainstream media." Tonight he will be talking about technology in ancient Egypt.

March 2nd
Glenn Lane
The Runes
There is some, lets say,

April 6th
Sylvia Francke
The Mysteries of Chartres Cathedral
Sylvia Francke, author of

May 11th
Maria Wheatley
Stonehenge, and the Nephilim
New Date
Who were the people that constructed Stonehenge and what did they look like? Maria Wheatley discovered that the skulls of the Stonehenge people were elongated as were their sacred monuments.

June 1st
Various Speakers
Short Talks Evening and AGM
Members will be presenting a variety of short talks. This evening is open to all, and proved a great success in 2014/2015/2016. If you wish to provide a 20 minute talk, please contact Steve. Details will be added as the slots are filled. Full Technical help will be given.

July 6th
Jonathan Black
The Sacred History of the World
The Sacred History is an account of the workings of the supernatural in history. It tells the epic story of angels, from Creation, to Evolution through to the operations of the supernatural in the modern world. This tale of how people and peoples have been helped by angels and other angelic beings is woven into a spellbinding narrative that brings together Krishna, Moses, Buddha, Elijah, Mary and Jesus, Mohammed, Joan of Arc, the angels who helped Hungarian Jews persecuted by the Nazis, and stories from African, Native American and Celtic traditions. Told from the spiritual point of view, The Sacred History relates every betrayal, every change of heart, every twist and turn, everything that looks like a coincidence, every portent, every clue, every defeat, every rescue moments before the prison door clangs shut. This is the angelic version of events.

August 3rd
Colin Parker
How to Read Stonehenge
An After-Sunrise Before-Sunset Guided Tour for the Discerning Visitor
Author Colin Parker has spent the last 30 years as an independent researcher of many disciplines. These include: archaeology, architecture, astronomy, Egyptology, quantum physics, religion, freemasonry, civil and mechanical engineering. Many years ago he began researching the adoption of ancient pre-history earthwork pagan sites by the early Christian churchmen, during the replacement of Paganism by Christianity in Britain. The first years were spent researching and measuring the solar-lunar orientation of pre-reformation Christian churches built within ancient pre-historic earthwork pagan sites, checking each individual site entrance and viewing horizon for possible solar-lunar orientation within the landscape. As this research progressed, he researched and measured each ancient pre-historic earthwork pagan site within the Stonehenge landscape. Perhaps their orientation and position could provide possible purposes for their construction. They were built by generations of people using antler picks and cattle shoulder blades as shovels

September 7th
Jeremy Harte
The Yew Tree
Change of Speaker
Brooding, mysterious, and very, very old, the ancient yew trees of England have inspired magical poetry and historical speculation. Where does the poetry end and the history begin? This talk looks at the churchyard yew in literature and archaeology. It takes the story back to the cultural melting-pot of the seventh century, when Irish, Briton and Saxon met in the land of Wessex on the cusp of Christianity.

October 5th
Joe Crane
Aerial Views of Dorset
Joe is a keen photographer and also owns a microlight. He has a keen interest in Dorset

November 2nd
Gary Biltcliffe
Rediscovering the Sacred Omphalos Sites of Britain and Ireland
The earliest tribes of Britain and Ireland marked their new kingdoms by locating and honouring its navel or mid-point, constructing mounds, stone monuments or re-shaping sacred hills to create a link to the cosmos. At these centres, we find dragon pathways aligned to the sun, crossings of trackways pointing to the cardinal directions and the worship of the Fire Goddess. Gary will share his discoveries for a forthcoming book of these centres of power at the omphalos of England, Cornwall, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.

December 7th
Chantelle Smith

Forged In The Flame: Music and Songs from Brighid


At the end of the world what songs will you sing?

While singing has been an ever present element of Chantelle’s life, she is a relative newcomer to the folk world.  Her main area of interest is folk ballads; the telling of a story through the medium of song and it is these that feature strongly in her repertoire.  Chantelle sings a capella, with her shruti box, guitar or with percussion; she’s slowly working on bringing her harp into the set too!  When it comes to ballads, Chantelle focuses on carrying the story across to the audience with instrumentation used to add emphasis and texture.