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Welcome to psychicQuesting.com
This is the website for everything relating to Psychic Questing.
Everyone visiting for the first time should check out the psychicQuesting.com: How to Use it section as it will make more sense of what you will see on this site.
If you are new to the world of Psychic Questing you should probably check out the FAQs first (which include attempts to answer the tricky question "What is Psychic Questing"). The Psychic Questing Library is also worth a look as many of the books listed are out of print and tricky to obtain.
At the moment there are very few areas that you cannot get into as a guest user. However, I do urge you to register as there will be members-only goodies in the future and you cannot post (although you can view) to the Forums as a visitor.
If you have something to sell, promote or advertise that relates (directly or indirectly) to psychic questing, please feel free to use the relevant forums. |
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Review: Psychic Questing Weekender
Monday, October 06 @ 10:46:12 BST by Administrator (13 reads) |  simon writes " It's been just over two weeks now since I returned from Andrew Collins' Psychic Questing Weekender (PQW08) and my brain still feels as if someone buzz-sawed off the top of my head, reached inside and polished up my brain until it squeaked.
I had previously attended a number of QuestCons, starting in 2000, and while I had initially enjoyed the big set-piece lectures from high-profile authors, I began turning more and more to what were then classified as the "fringe lectures". With PQW08, everything else has been jettisoned and the "fringe" is now centre stage. [Click on the "Read More..." link to continue]"
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Bega and The Sacred Ring: Blogged!
Saturday, October 04 @ 20:50:48 BST by Administrator (9 reads) | simon writes " "Bega and The Sacred Ring" is a classic Psychic Questing text which has, unfortunately, been out of print for many years. I'm glad to report that its author, Alex Langstone, is now serialising the entire book on his Psychic Questing website - Esoteric Explorer. It's been running for a little while now so the Introduction, Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 are currently online.
I also wholehearedly recommend subscribing to Alex's Spirit of Albion newsletter so that you will know when the following upcoming items appear:
From the archives of ASH Magazine, an interview with Andrew Collins (Black Alchemist era)
Details of the long awaited publication of brand new psychic questing book Spirit Chaser by Alex Langstone "
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Royston Cave Codex of the Templars decoded
Saturday, October 04 @ 20:50:34 BST by Administrator (9 reads) | etidorpha writes "Hello all at PQ! For those who accept the Knights Templar as guardians of a great secret, then allow Dan Green to reveal the story recorded and cut into chalk in the walls of Royston cave, Hertfordshire, veiled in the ancient code now slowly becoming popularised as the 'rabbit language'. His explanation can be found at; www.ellisctaylor.com/dgroystoncave.html alternatively at; www.farshores.org/a08rc.htm"
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TEMPLE BRUER, Tresor cache of the Knights Templar
Saturday, October 04 @ 20:50:14 BST by Administrator (9 reads) | etidorpha writes "Dan Green visits the remains of the Temple Bruer Preceptory, Lincolnshire, to show connexions with Rennes-le-chateau. Seems like somebody got there before him, as somebody has expertly removed two stone slabs from a wall to reveal a sealed cubby hole......wonder if they found anything? View the first ever Temple Bruer Youtube vid at; www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApsN7KihjMI"
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Exclusive interview with questing psychic Carole Young
Friday, June 13 @ 09:23:43 BST by Administrator (229 reads) | james writes "A brand new exclusive interview with Bega and the Sacred Ring psychic Carole Young is now available on Alex Langstone's Esoteric Explorer - the Psychic Questing Blog http://psychicquesting.blogspot.com. The interview includes interesting social history snippets from the early days of Earthquest, along with Carole's own views on psychic questing today. "
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Lincoln Cathedral /Holy Graal - latest evidence
Saturday, May 17 @ 07:39:37 BST by Administrator (265 reads) | etidorpha writes "Hi there yet again! The lastest installment of relentless author Dan Green's efforts to prove that the Grail - most probably the secret documents of Mary Magdalene - remain at a pin-pointed location within the precincts of the Gothic Cathedral at Lincoln can be found at: http://www.ellisctaylor.com/cjlincolngandss.html Dan, we learn, this very week is in the process of having the Cathedral aligned and orientated by maths,geometry and astronomy to endevour to prove a scientific connexion with the dogstar Sirius, which would go some way to further corroborating his work, a mild compensation for the Cathedral reneging on their original decision to allow a GPR scan at the site."
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Paul Weston News
Monday, January 21 @ 17:27:08 GMT by Administrator (367 reads) | simon writes "A few quick updates from Paul Weston, tying in with the recent release of his book Mysterium Artorius.
Firstly, he is appearing at one of the Avalon Rising events at LaLune cafe in Glastonbury where he will be giving a 45 minute talk on the book and then signing copies afterwards. This is taking place at 19:00 on Thursday 24th January, 2008 (this coming Thursday!) More details on Avalon rising's site here: http://www.avalonrising.co.uk/Events.html
If you can't make that, then you can still hear Paul speak courtesy of a recent podacst of Geoff Ward's Mysterious West programme. The download can be found via this link: http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk:80/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=229793&command=newPage.
Lastly, to get a flavour of the book online, check out Paul's own website here: http://www.mysteriumartorius.co.uk/book.php. There are three previews available right now and a fourth scheduled to be released very soon."
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Sauniere Model Represents...Lincoln!
Friday, December 07 @ 10:33:37 GMT by Administrator (391 reads) | simon writes "Just before his death, Saunière commissioned the construction of a three-dimensional model map depicting, on the face of it, Jerusalem. Researcher André Douzet has previously suggested that the maquette actually shows Rennes-Le-Château (see here for an extract from his book which gives an overview of his thinking with regards the model: http://perillos.com/model.html ).
However, Callum Jensen (aka The Green Dan) has now ingeniously argued that the model can be much more convincingly shown to represent Lincoln. Read Callum's full article here: http://farshores.org/a07lc.htm.
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Book review: The Sacred Quest
Friday, November 30 @ 23:33:20 GMT by Administrator (514 reads) |  simon writes "The "positive thinking" approach to self-improvement has recently converted a whole new generation thanks to Rhonda Byrne's bestselling book "The Secret". From reading Steven Heller's "Monsters and Magical Sticks" in my late teens through to the recent "Soulcraft" by Bill Plotkin, I have ingested a steady stream of such thinking and while I can appreciate the slickness of Rhonda Byrne's packaging, I don't find a whole lot that's new in it. Having said that, I can immediately name three people (all women if that is significant) who claim to have had their lives significantly altered by reading "The Secret".
To that I can now add a fourth - Louise Langley, author of "The Sacred Quest". Louise begins her tale as she is contemplating a separation from a husband she admits has done nothing wrong. Clearly, however, there are fundamental spiritual and psychological changes taking place within the author's psyche and a constant thread through the book - admitted, as is so much else in this book, bravely and openly - is her emotional turmoil as she struggles to understand the changes that are ripping her old self apart. The number of times that someone (usually the author herself) is described as crying is phenomenal and the sense of a life turned upside down, palpable.
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Review: The Temple #11
Monday, November 12 @ 22:55:25 GMT by Administrator (379 reads) | simon writes " I always regard The Temple booklet as being like a taster menu in your favourite posh restaurant. You know that you generally like what they serve but each new supplement brings its own surprises. The helpings are small but introduce you to ideas that you might not have ordered yourself. Some of the servings are complete in their own right but others point the way to a "full-size" version with the taster letting you know what you can expect from the bigger dish.
Thus it is with Issue 11 of The Temple...(Click on "Read More" below to see the full review).
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