Fountains Abbey & the history lie (4): the painting & the healing room
In this concluding part of my Fountains Abbey series, shot over the course of a most enjoyable day, I discuss the importance of letting go of disappointments quickly and show you a few of the HDR shots I captured on my DSLR. Along with a reminder of the art class & painting which ultimately brought me here.
In this episode I also introduce you to the healing room, the section of the Abbey which is built over the river.
Being above naturally flowing water has a documented healing effect on the body.
There are (hidden from us) tunnels under the Egyptian Pyramids built above channels of naturally flowing water. Just as there are healing tunnels in the more recently discovered Bosnian Pyramid where people are going today to heal themselves.
The ancients of Fountains Abbey knew exactly what they were doing, because they are not as we are being told from the 12th century but are in fact much older and far more advanced than we can possibly imagine.
A natural cataclysm (which will come again) wiped them out but many of their great antiquitech monuments still stand and history has been distorted to have us believe that we are the pinnacle of evolution.
Do not trust the history books.
They don't want us preparing for what is coming.
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