It's nice how people flock to Stonehenge to celebrate the arrival of the Summer Solstice; but what if the
creators of Stonehenge created it for a reason unrelated to astronomy. People may just be wrongly attributing this place to hold some type of cosmological significance when it could have been say...a temple, a home, a meeting grounds, etc. Still, it's a good place to hold a celebration for the coming of summer, and for the sun being at its farthest point from Earth.

I love how a lot of people qualify what is a religious experience ONLY BY THEIR own idea of what is a religious experience.

Dudes, as a pagan, if I worshiped the same way you did, I would not be a pagan.
I don't see a fight as anything that disrupts anything sacred. Young men fighting with their fists in a personal fight at Stonehenge is a LOT better to me than Christian Embassy supporting global wars in the name of Christ in the pentagon.

In fact, we have a lot of RITUAL fights. IE Oak King Vrs Holly King.
It's fun. Round one: FIGHT

Ethnocentric much?

Maaan I haven't been to that in a few years & im glad.
Since they put those lights up the atmosphere has changed.

Special place in my heart nonetheless... timeless

Originally posted by havok
My one question is this:

With all the talk about lately about the sun being misaligned...
Did it rise exactly where it was supposed to?
Or was it off a few degrees?


That's my question.
(rhetorical slightly)

No what it was is that the little ball ontop of the summer stone wasnt engulphed like every year so we THINK its off by a few degries.