Updated june 19th:
Dear all,
tomorrow we are exactly 100 days away from the first of the Ceremonies of Sacred Sovereignty to take place, and it is time for a massive networking initiative to start.
In the last few days I have been working on improving the website as well as creating some banners and posters, that are now available for download. I would like to encourage you to use them on your blogs, on your Facebook pages or forward them to people. The download section can be found here: http://tarahill.weebly.com/download.html
Also, for you who signaled interest for being a country coordinator, I would love to get in touch with you and ask for your feedback. I want like to implement a form into the website that allows people to directly contact their country coordinator - via this form. Your email address will not be visible, so privacy would still be guaranteed.
I would appreciate if you could come back to me and let me know whether this is okay with you.
Also, I created a few blog posts already and I have plans for more.
Feel free to check them out and share on Facebook or Twitter (or ...) if you like them. We need to get the ball rolling. Here's the link: http://tarahill.weebly.com/sovereignty-blog.
We really appreciate your help!!
Also, your feedback is much appreciated. Many thanks,
Best regards,
Katrin
Dear all,
tomorrow we are exactly 100 days away from the first of the Ceremonies of Sacred Sovereignty to take place, and it is time for a massive networking initiative to start.
In the last few days I have been working on improving the website as well as creating some banners and posters, that are now available for download. I would like to encourage you to use them on your blogs, on your Facebook pages or forward them to people. The download section can be found here: http://tarahill.weebly.com/download.html
Also, for you who signaled interest for being a country coordinator, I would love to get in touch with you and ask for your feedback. I want like to implement a form into the website that allows people to directly contact their country coordinator - via this form. Your email address will not be visible, so privacy would still be guaranteed.
I would appreciate if you could come back to me and let me know whether this is okay with you.
Also, I created a few blog posts already and I have plans for more.
Feel free to check them out and share on Facebook or Twitter (or ...) if you like them. We need to get the ball rolling. Here's the link: http://tarahill.weebly.com/sovereignty-blog.
We really appreciate your help!!
Also, your feedback is much appreciated. Many thanks,
Best regards,
Katrin
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Face Book Group, for Tara Hill: Seeds of Action
Andrew and Veronica discuss bringing together people from everywhere to join them in Ireland.
The call is going out to ALL sovereign leaders to bring their drums and sacred hearts to this historical event. There are many roles to fill: drummers, ley line workers, shamans, healers, transportation, bus tour guides, on the ground volunteers, administration, camera crews, techies, translators, off site remote support teams, sponsor coordinators and more!
Contact them today.
The call is going out to ALL sovereign leaders to bring their drums and sacred hearts to this historical event. There are many roles to fill: drummers, ley line workers, shamans, healers, transportation, bus tour guides, on the ground volunteers, administration, camera crews, techies, translators, off site remote support teams, sponsor coordinators and more!
Contact them today.
HERE IS WEBSIGHT TO STAY CONNECTED WITH THIS MOVEMENT, AND PARTICIPATE, IN MANY WAYS: http://tarahill.weebly.com/ http://tarahill.weebly.com/
| Tara Hill: ('Teamhair na Rí', "Hill of the Kings"). |
Tara Hill was one of the most venerated religious spots in early Ireland and the seat of the High Kings of Ireland from the 3rd century until 1022 AD. Despite its importance, and compared to other prehistoric Irish sites, at Tara there are no signs of regal past, nor impressive remains, only the remains of earthworks.
In fact, this small cluster of megaliths represents a single component of an extended prehistoric landscape which would have provided the ability to recognising specific moments of the lunar and solar cycles throughout the year. In the case of Tara, the chamber of the 'Mound of hostages' is aligned to mark the November 8th and February 4th, quarter days (along with Dowth and Cairns L and U at Loughcrew). Tara is only 10 miles distant from The Boyne Valley complex, which is clearly visible from there.
| In the News:The landscape around Tara Hill is currently (2008) being desecrated through the shameful and unimaginative development of the M3 Motorway extension which is being driven through the Tara valley, destroying numerous prehistoric sites in the process, and denying future generations to the chance to make a more informed decision. The development of the M3 Motorway through the Tara-valley has led to its entry into the World Monuments Fund's 2008 Watch List of the 100 Most Endangered Sites in the world. |
Tara Hill Constructions.
The 'Mound of the Hostages' - The most prominent and oldest monument on the hill is the Mound of the Hostages,upon which stands the 'Stone of destiny' (below). The Mound of Hostages dates back to the Neolithic period and is contemporary with the Boyne Valley structures (1).
Tara Hill was one of the most venerated religious spots in early Ireland and the seat of the High Kings of Ireland from the 3rd century until 1022. Despite its importance, the expectant visitor may be disappointed in what he sees as, at Tara there are no signs of regal past, nor impressive remains, only the remains of earthworks. But this cluster of megaliths represents a part a larger system capable of recognising specific parts of the lunar and solar cycles. In the case of Tara, it the chamber of the Mound of hostages' is aligned to mark the November, February quarter days, along with Dowth and Cairns L and U at Loughcrew. Tara is only 10 miles distant from The Boyne Valley, which is clearly visible from there.
The passage, 4m in length and 1m wide, was subdivided by sill-stones into three compartments each containing cremated remains. The engraved stone inside the mound of Hostages has been likened to a map of Tara hill itself.
There is a similarity between the layout of the bank and ditch constructions and rock-art from the same period.
The Stone of destiny - Originally stood on top of the Mound of Hostages.
The Hill of Tara in the Royal County of Meath was for centuries in ancient times the seat of the High King of Ireland, the Ard Ri. This monolith is called the Lia Fial, The Stone of Fal or the Stone of Destiny. The tradition is that the High Kings of Ireland would be crowned here, and that the Stone would roar or cry out loudly if touched by the true High King. Some believe that the original Stone of Fal was taken to England and placed under the Coronation Throne in Westminster Abbey, then in the current Century stolen, taken into safe keeping in Scotland. Who now knows which is the true Lia Fial or where it lies!
On the Hill of Tara there are the remains of many other earthworks. To the South of the Mound of the Hostages, inside the bank and the ditch of the so-called Royal Enclosure, stand two linked ring-forts known as the Royal Seat and the Forradh. The Forradh has two banks and two ditches around it. In its centre lies the Lia Fáil, the Stone of Destiny, the most obvious phallic symbol of ancient Ireland. It once stood near the Mound of the Hostages, and it is said to be the stone of the coronation of the kings of Ireland. It roared three times when the future king stood on it. Other legends say it was the pillow of Jacob or the coronation Stone of Scone of Westminster Abbey.
To the south of the Royal Enclosure are the remains of another circular earthwork known as the Fort of King Laoghaire, where the king is said to be buried fully armed and in an upright position in order to see his enemies coming. To the north of the Royal Enclosure there are other round earthworks, two of them known as Sloping Trenches and one Gráinne's Fort, named for King Cormac's daughter who was the heroine of the tragic love tale of Diarmuid and Gráinne.
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