The Earth Mysteries Workbook

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John Michael Greer is the award-winning author of more than fifty books, including The New Encyclopedia of the Occult, The Druidry Handbook, The Celtic Golden Dawn and Circles of Power: An Introduction to Hermetic Magic. An initiate in Freemasonry, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the Martinist Order, and three Druid traditions, Greer served as the Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America (AODA) for twelve years. He is also the author of seventeen fantasy and science fiction novels and ten nonfiction books on peak oil and the future of industrial society. He lives in Rhode Island and blogs weekly on politics, magic, and the future at www.ecosophia.net.

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INTRODUCTION

UNIT ONE: Preparations
Lesson 1: What are earth mysteries?
Lesson 2: The seen and the unseen
Lesson 3: The disenchantment of the world
Lesson 4: The reenchantment of the world
Lesson 5: The inner senses
Lesson 6: Developing the inner senses
Lesson 7: Dowsing
Lesson 8: Psychometry
Lesson 9: Attuning to nature
Lesson 10: Seasonal cycles
Lesson 11: Natural philosophy
Lesson 12: In search of mysteries

UNIT TWO: Sites
Lesson 13: Overview of sites
Lesson 14: The earth currents
Lesson 15: The land as palimpsest
Lesson 16: Mounds and earthworks
Lesson 17: Megaliths
Lesson 18: Shrines, temples, and churches
Lesson 19: Alignments 1Leys
Lesson 20: Alignments 2Spirit roads
Lesson 21: Alignments 3The earth and the heavens
Lesson 22: Relics out of place
Lesson 23: Landscape patterns
Lesson 24: The language of the land

UNIT THREE: Stories
Lesson 25: Overview of stories
Lesson 26: The historical landscape
Lesson 27: The mythic landscape
Lesson 28: Myths and archetypes
Lesson 29: The legendary landscape 1Legends of the past
Lesson 30: The legendary landscape 2Legends of the present
Lesson 31: Stories of beginnings
Lesson 32: Stories of mysterious places
Lesson 33: Stories of mysterious events
Lesson 34: Stories of the future
Lesson 35: Stories of the conventional wisdom
Lesson 36: The narrative landscape

UNIT FOUR: Phenomena
Lesson 37: Overview of phenomena
Lesson 38: The phantasmagoria factor
Lesson 39: Ghosts and hauntings
Lesson 40: Mysterious animals
Lesson 41: Mysterious hominids
Lesson 42: Impossible creatures
Lesson 43: Appearances and disappearances
Lesson 44: UFOs 1Unraveling the confusion
Lesson 45: UFOs 2Earth lights
Lesson 46: UFOs 3The shamanic dimension
Lesson 47: Flaps and windows
Lesson 48: Between two worlds

FOUR SAMPLE EXPLORATIONS
Sample Exploration 1: The legend of William Blackstone
Sample Exploration 2: The Glocester dragon
Sample Exploration 3: The Newport Tower enigma
Sample Exploration 4: The lost city of Norumbega

APPENDIX: Instructions for practice
Seed thoughts
Questions for reflection
Discursive meditation
Scrying

BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX