Sacred
Landscapes
Calen
Rayne has studied Sacred Geometry and Zahori Art (Druid Geomancy)
with Dominique
Susani and Michael
Rice, two premier teachers from Europe. Calen has combined this
knowledge with other energy modalities he has studied, such as Egyptian
Bio-geometry, Himalayan
Singing Bowl (also see Himalayan
Therapists), Maya
Cosmology, and the Labyrinth. Calen is also certified in Instinctive
Feng Shui, Space Clearing, and is a Reiki Master.
Calen uses
the sacred techniques and some that he has developed to create sacred
spaces in the landscapes around your home. He designs both new sacred
landscapes, and consults on existing sacred landscapes such as Zen
gardens, labyrinths, cromlechs, dolmens, megalithic altars, and
pyramids. He is also available to unlock the so-called “triple
enclosure” often placed on trees, stones and sacred sites
to facilitate movement of earth and animal spirits on the land.
Calen has developed
his own unique energy work based on the existence of what he refers
to as the Wisdom Tabernacle.
His work consists of identifying specific resonances and vibrations
in structures and surrounding land, locating cosmic and telluric
chimneys that carry harmonics that are informing the area, and then
bringing all energetic factors into balance through techniques learned
from the great masters of the “nameless religion” of
the Himalayas, also known as “patterns of heaven and earth”
or “sacred conventions.”
It is Calen’s
belief that all energies must be quantified, using an ancient system
based on Fibonacci and Lucas numbers, and only then is a person
“working the land” able to determine if their adjustments
are consistent with the original intent for performing work on the
land. These measurements are done by the ancient art of dowsing.
Hanish Miller and Paul Bradhurst explains that:
The
planet itself has an enormous field that exists far out into space
and interacts with those of other heavenly bodies. It also possesses
other energies which, in all living beings, operate in channels
and flowing currents, the meridians of Oriental acupuncture. Dowsing
these unseen energies leads us into a world of multi-dimensional
forces that lie behind the physical reality we observe with our
ordinary senses. - Miller, H. and P. Bradhurst (1990). The
Sun and the Serpent. Launceston, Cornwall, Pendragon Press,
p. 27.
The Wisdom
Tabernacle is another dimension, somewhat similar to a morphic field
as discussed in the work of Rupert
Sheldrake. Calen’s work is consistent with the work of
the Maya. Their purpose would be to activate energy fields to raise
their vibration and travel to other dimensions. Most people would
be unable to access these other dimensions.
In
Mesoamerican ideas about world Creation, cosmogenesis takes place
via a kind of weaving process. Reality is thus undergirded by
a system of threadlike links. In other words, space-time itself
is woven together in ways that human beings, stuck within the
three-dimensional space time “fabric” of observable
reality, cannot readily perceive. (Jenkins, 1998, 202)
Shamans would
not only have the ability to activate the grid and access other
dimensions, but would do so with purpose.
Shamans
journey to other worlds with the intent of returning with secret
knowledge not otherwise obtainable, and the place they must travel
to get there is the end of time and space. Only in the numinous
nowhere can they contact beings from other worlds and times.
(Jenkins, J.M. 1998, 210).
Jenkins, J.M.,
Maya Cosmogenesis 2012. Rochester, VT: Bear and Company)
Email:
raynemakers@gmail.com
