New Age Sites
Followers of the New Age movement believe that cosmic energy is contained in the ancient sacred sites of the world, which can provide spiritual and sometimes even physical healing to those who visit the site. Most New Age sites were originally sacred to prehistoric or indigenous people. In some cases, such as at Mt. Shasta or Uluru, the sites remain sacred to practitioners of the ancient rituals, which has led to occasional conflict between the two faiths. In other cases, such as at Stonehenge, New Age practitioners have breathed new life into long-abandoned sites. Below is an illustrated index of the 16 New Age Sites profiled on Sacred Destinations so far. For photo credits, please see corresponding articles.
Featured New Age Sites
County Meath, IrelandThis great tomb-temple dates from 3200 BC, a thousand years before Stonehenge was built. It is astronomically aligned and includes some fascinating ancient rock art.
Giza, EgyptConstructed at least 4,500 years ago and shrouded in fascinating mystery, the pyramids of Giza are the only Ancient Wonder of the World to survive today.
Wiltshire, EnglandDating from between 3000 and 2000 BC, Stonehenge is a circle of massive megaliths that weigh many tons, fit together perfectly, and are astronomically aligned.
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