Neil Oliver - ‘…Glastonbury, searching for truth in a mysterious landscape’ - Podcast episode 37 

In our house he is as well 🤝

Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival. A holy city that now invites annually the Cabal.

Hear hear😌

@@DC-jk9ts the more things change the more they stay the same, or something like that...

The festival takes place miles away from Glastonbury town and is only held once a year - go back and enjoy the place again 🙂

Myths and legends that are being past off as being history serve no-one but those that wrote the original lie.

Neil keep up the good work

Better hurry it won't be British much longer

Why do you say that? 😢

Gramma may I say you would ‘Rock the Hell’ out of ‘Manifesting’, from another oldy who recently learned how to manifest…I lost the pain, bad luck and fear and replaced it with a wonderful husband, animals and land to grow our own. The people who keep entering our lives are all on our wave length, all loving beings…Each came quickly (average 2 days to 1 x week)…I’m so joyful for you for taking the leap into the light to SEE THE TRUTH ..sending you love and light from Qld Australia.🙏💕💕🇦🇺

Hope the caravan was sound , do you remember at the 71 festival a young Indian guru 14 years old speaking? It was the start of Prem rawat foundation which has continued to this day , whether you're into Prem or not it has been an incredible effort as a peace initiative , I think he was recently awarded freedom of town type thing , very special place for many reasons , cheers

Fortunate👏

I was hugely jealous of a friend who moved there. I thought they were going to be living in the most magical place in England. Until I stayed for the first time in the travel lodge on the industrial estate, by Tesco. It wasn’t that which broke the spell so much as the group of middle aged people sitting on the kerb drinking before pub opening time. And then later when my daughter was looking to move to Somerset, because we have family in Yeovil area. She looked at Glastonbury and realised that work opportunities are not great, especially if you don’t drive. She was a dental nurse at the time, so limited in what she wanted, but she is the sort who will do anything to get by, so she looked generally. We came to the conclusion that Glastonbury is a beautiful spiritual feeling place, with a fun high street to shop in. But just like everywhere else, under the magical veneer it has its normal everyday issues. Strangely the magic of Glastonbury hasn’t been broken for me, I’m just more mindful that it’s not the entire picture of the area.

Strangely I love Glastonbury, it’s on the way to visiting my sister in law, & St Nectans Glen, as I holiday in Cornwall a couple of times a year, but hope to move there when family allows. But I’ve never felt anything special about Tintagel. In fact I kinda get irritated there and i have no idea why. I prefer Boscastle. Even when it’s busy, there is a calming peace about the village & the woodland walk along the river is beautiful.

Thank you for this description!!

Never knew that.

Although, strangely, all except the English are encouraged to know and celebrate their history. Indeed, the English are discouraged from believing that they even exist.

I forgot that I forgot about Facebook. 😂 I get commercials telling me to sign up.

Wow. That’s a full on date. I can (and do) spend all day at Glastonbury alone. I visited Wookey Hole, which is a part of the gorge I believe, in 2019. It was a day out for my nieces birthday, they live in Yeovil area & I live in Buckinghamshire. I have a crumbling spine & I’d not long had an op for a ruptured appendix & consequently spent over a week in hospital, so my sis in law was worried about all the steps. But it was so gorgeous there. Of course, I’m the sort of person who used to go rock climbing and cave diving, so would really love to do those there. But I’m not sure that would be sensible. Lol. I’m hoping we can go to Cheddar Gorge proper next summer. But first we will meet up at Glastonbury Frost Fayre for a crispy day of Xmas shopping and a wonderful atmosphere. We drove through snow showers to get there last year, only for my sis in law to tell me she wasn’t going as it had been cancelled, due to the bad winds we’d just had. We were past Bristol by this point and decided ‘what the hell’. Still good for Xmas shopping. But it was on. In a slightly smaller capacity. The mayor gave a fantastically rousing speech and we had a great day. As word spread, the town was getting busier and busier. The Fayre is the one thing that kick starts my Xmas spirit.

Sad they invade all places and suck the joy out of life in every which way.

Oh! Don't drown!

@@ljon2243 hahahaha

@@ljon2243 is attracted a better word than? Or connected maybe🤣 I don’t now

Thanks for your description!

Some pastors say British Isles because of the tin and copper others say Spain. My thoughts it was Brit Isles

​@@suemcdermott2947 apparently Scotland is the oldest place on earth. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Thank you for your description

I'm sure he's heard of the charlatan and peddler of garbage tsarion