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Deborah Cartwright Questing Modern Shamanism Green Stone Convention 2019
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Psychic questing is a unique practise of interacting with ancient sites and the natural landscape to discover historical knowledge, solve mysteries, or effect change in the landscape and in the self. Using esoteric techniques such as meditation and mental visualisation, “questing” is a physical pursuit that encompasses many different spiritual or occult ideas. However, it is in humanity’s oldest spiritual practice that modern-day psychic questing has its origins. Shamanism is a universal form of spirituality inherent to all indigenous tribes of the world. It is the practical application of a belief system called animism. This can be described as a spiritual understanding, which upholds that all living things, plants, animals, insects and even rocks, can have an inherent spirit, or consciousness, which can exist separately from its physical matter. Animists believe that this is what connects everything together and allows communication with nonphysical consciousness within the natural world. This perspective and its practise by human shamans, is older than civilization, but has survived and been utilised by many non-tribal people throughout the ages up to today. By adopting an animistic approach, modern questers can achieve real results from their journeys out into the landscape and inward to the source of their own power and wisdom. • Deborah Cartwright is an author, philosopher and Luciferian. She has worked with author Andrew Collins on various quests including events surrounding the search for the Seventh Sword (the story outlined in his book of the same name). A key figure in the psychic questing community since in the 1990s, Deborah has helped in its promotion providing inspiration and key ideas for Andrew’s books The Circlemakers, The Second Coming and From the Ashes of Angels. This collaborative research into the prehistoric origins of civilisation continues with her involvement in his new book Denisovan Origins, coauthored with Greg L. Little. Deborah worked extensively on the Rosslyn Chapel Project between 1992 to 2003 on the subject of the mystical beliefs and practices of the Knights Templar and Sinclair family for key figures of the project. They included Niven Sinclair, author Stephen Prior, historian Robert Brydon and the then curator of the chapel, Judith Fiskin. She obtained an honours degree in Modern Continental Philosophy and studied esoteric psychology through the Theosophical Society. It was these combined studies that led to her non-fiction book The Inward Revolution, co-authored with popular writer Storm Constantine, which stands as a unique perspective of alternative psychology and modern existentialism. This esoteric work led Deborah to found the left-hand path development group The Luciferian Society in 2016. http://www.earthquestphotography.com • Filmed at the 40th Anniversary Green Stone Convention, on October 26th 2019 in Wolverhampton, UK, organised by Andrew Collins, Deborah Cartwright and Graham Phillips. • Website: https://www.andrewcollins.com/page/co.... • Green Stone artwork by Russell Hossain: https://russell-hossain.squarespace.com • Film Copyright Megalithomania 2019. All Rights Reserved. • Lecture content intellectual property of Deborah Cartwright.
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