Events by Hall

 We have local artist Heather Lewis giving a demonstration of painting Portraits in pencil at West Moors Memorial Hall on the morning of 15th July.

The cost for non-members is £3.00 including tea/coffee and biscuits

Doors open at 9.30am, and the demonstration will start at 10am until 12.30pm

Metatronic Earth grids over Roslin (Scotland) and the Burren (Ireland).  Now at Ferndown - see details below

This illustrated talk will describe the activities of the resurrectionists in the 18th and early 19th centuries. The proliferation of anatomy schools during this period created a huge demand for dead bodies on which to practice dissection. Unfortunately most of these corpses were supplied by unscrupulous individuals prepared to violate fresh graves for the considerable profits involved.

Amongst the many carvings peering down at you from church doorways and castle walls you may one day encounter a figure to inspire feelings of shock, disgust, confusion and more than a little intrigue. Brazenly displaying all their assets, these unusual carvings known as sheela-na-gigs have mystified scholars and inspired artists for centuries. But what they are and why are they there in some of the last places you'd expect to see an image that could arguably be considered lewd, is still very much open to debate.

The Glastonbury Zodiac was first discovered by Katherine Maltwood in the 1920's and many people have explored and written about this landscape phenomenon. For one year a group of us did a ceremony at a well or spring in each of the zodiac signs at dark moon, when the moon and the sun were in that zodiac sign, thus linking earth, sun and moon. Out of this came an exploration of the third eye points of the zodiac.

This provides an insightful in-depth overview into the origins of many truthseekers’ concerns, looking at the clear development of the New World Order project and taking in many key subjects along the way, from historical deceptions, JFK, Watergate and the Moon Landings, to the USS Liberty, Princess Diana, Dr David Kelly, 9/11 and beyond, presented in a manner which fills in crucial details for the dedicated, while bringing anyone new to conspiracy thinking up to speed.

 'The Interconnectedness of All Things – From the Perpetual Choirs of Britain to the present day' was written by John Gibson-Forty. Unfortunately, John had a massive stroke shortly after publication, and as his publisher, Trish Mills has been doing talks on his behalf.

 Working with the singing bowls since 1971 Frank lists over 200 types of bowls in his book. He will introduce us to some of these from the three categories that he gives. He will demonstrate some of the acoustical properties of bowls and some of their applications within the world of meditation.