Lithuanian magic.
In Lithuania, the magic of the ancestors is much more alive and the connection of people with nature is much stronger than in most other countries. This time I want to compare with England. In Lithuania, magic was preserved for so long partly because it was not valued at the same level as, say, England.
The English have a magically placed stone place called stonehenge. And you can go there and look at the stones from a distance. Expensive tickets, crowds of people. Fences around the stones saying that we cannot go near the stones with freshly cut sown grass saying that all nature around these stones is under control. This type of "protection" of strong points of power is really a program.
The same program that works for people who build fancy houses and yell at their kids when they touch something because they might break it or get it dirty. That what is magical or beautiful must be protected, not touched, not communicated with. To put the magic experienced in childhood into a frame of control.
The trouble is that the great magic and the opening of portals to one's soul and new realities happens by playing, by touching, by climbing, by exploring, by following one's inner impulse. Exploring even beyond the fences that have "no trespassing" written on them.
When I visited stonehenge it hurt. I felt pain that this place, if it is magical (because to be honest, I couldn't experience magic without that childish touch) is being used so painfully. The English put signs like the photo at the lakes. Mushrooms and berries cannot be picked either. No connection with nature. Because it apparently has too much magic. She is dangerous. More precisely, "this is how we protect nature and you".
In Lithuania (by comparison) everything is allowed (nothing is protected) - and there is no anarchy. Lithuania has one of the most impressive stone power spaces in the world, by the way, it was built not so long ago, but it is full of magic much more than some very old structures. Hence the Orvid homestead. Here you can touch the stones, explore them from all sides, communicate, and the entire complex is designed in such a way that whether you want to or not, you have to step into the role of an exploring child - this space cannot be bypassed on autopilot, with the help of subconscious programs. You have to do a lot of magical movements (bend, climb, jump, etc.) that turn off the subconscious programs at least for a while and return you to the pure feeling of childhood - the feeling of your soul. Tickets cost 4 euros.
Similar places of power (both created by people and nature) are abundant in Lithuania. They are hidden in the daylight without any locks. Just veiled by devaluations. One who thinks that someone from the outside has to say what is valuable is simply seeing a peephole when he walks through such a portal. Another, looking through the magical eyes of a child, can find his soul and the magic hidden in it there. Let's explore Lithuania.
9/8/2020