Founded around 3000 BC, the circular ditch complex, the ‘Pömmelte ring sanctuary’ south of Magdeburg, is a place of worship comparable to Stonehenge in terms of both its size and its complexity. The openings of the palisade fence are mainly aligned so that the sunrises and sunsets at the ‘intermediate festivals’ of the year (Samhain, Imbolc, Beltane and Lughnasadh), which were later so revered by the Celts, can be aimed at.
The reconstructed site bears witness to a complex world view: grinding stones were found in the ditches on one side, while axes were found on the other side: one side of life and one of death.
The geomantic structure of the site with its landscape genius, leyline, dragon line and leyline source point can still be felt today. The dragon power is largely intact.
The reconstructed site bears witness to a complex world view: grinding stones were found in the ditches on one side, while axes were found on the other side: one side of life and one of death.
The geomantic structure of the site with its landscape genius, leyline, dragon line and leyline source point can still be felt today. The dragon power is largely intact.
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