West Kennet Long Barrow with Peter Knight

Enjoyed the video, perhaps not some of the assumptions.
Before the long barrow was ever there, the self same geometries will have been present.
The barrow is a manipulation device to better interact with what is naturally occuring there.
The geometries involved are of universe, not merely this planet.
I would recommend that the word ENERGY is not understood, and is therefore misleading.
Nobody on this planet can describe what energy is, or light, or gravity.
I was pleased to hear the word INFORMATION used, and would recommenmd FISHR INFORMATION, and that what is actually been interacted with at WKLB is time, and that the so called MARY flow, and MICHAEL flow are TIME with opposite spin charecteristics.

Silbury hill will have been continuously enlarged in an attempt to maintain a dwindling flow that spirals now the hill, but will have earthed there.
It presently flows to a point to the west of WKLB where it turnds and run into the back end of the barrow.
There are multiple further flows , especially concerning the side chambers.

Again enjoyable and thoughtfull, thank You.
Kevin

As an archaeologist and atheist Peter’s thoughts and insights are interesting, in that humans are humans no matter how long ago they lived. As such he and they relate to the environment, and the monuments that sit in it, as sacred and have living energies. As people do now so did they when they created these structures. As a general principle that is as far as we can go. I am also sure that Peter’s relationship with these structures (along with many others) is very personal and past peoples may have had a very different set of beliefs and imperatives for building West Kennet and later Silbury Hill. So we can take many insights into how modern people relate to WK and how the builders may have had similar belief systems, but Peter’s own beliefs may also be a bar to understanding the mind-set of past peoples if we do not divorce ourselves, as much as we can, from seeing the past through our own set of spritual needs.