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We are having the best trip. Gonna show you some of the people that joined us, but this is such an important day 'cause we're in Blarney and we are right now looking at the Blarney Castle. And I want Finbar to tell us all about the history, what we're looking at, and most of all, I wanna show you some of the scenery because there is nothing like the beauty in the greenery of Ireland. So, Finbar, here we go.

So here we are at Blarney Castle, an ancient castle which was the home of the King of Cork, and it has been here for hundreds of years— thousands of years, actually. And the whole secret of the Blarney Castle is that you come and you kiss the Blarney Stone, and it's supposed to give you great communication and everything. You have the gift of the gab and the gift of of talking and everything else. But not only does the castle— is the castle here, but it has the most beautiful Celtic gardens. It has ancient Druid sites. It has an ancient well, or it has an ancient well, but it also has an ancient cave of the beautiful White Witch who created many healings for people here. This is a very magical, sacred place. The gardens are— we have a cauldron. She had her cauldron here. We have everything here. This is an amazing place, and we are going to be walking around for the next hour or more experiencing all of this beauty. And then anybody who wants can climb to the top of the castle and kiss the Blarney Stone.

So let me show you this magnificent castle right here. This is it, the Blarney Castle. Here's our group just loving everything here, getting photos. Hi! Yeah, right. Look at that photo back behind me of Blarney Castle. Breathtaking. All right, so let's continue on.

We're going to continue on our walk to the garden. They're coming this way, lady. I got it.

All right. All right, so we've got everything here and beautiful day. Sun. Couldn't be better. Couldn't have planned this trip better in accordance astrologically. We've had the best weather and the best group. This trip has been— exceeded my expectations. It's magical. It's mystical. We're learning so much. Sri and I were teaching astrology classes, 2-hour classes every day while we are soaking up all the feelings, the vibrations, the energy of Ireland. And here we go. We're walking across the bridge on the way to Blarney Castle.

And now we're going to walk to the gardens, and the gardens are spectacular, and ancient Celtic garden. Where does it go? This place is steeped in history. Anything blue at this point.

Wow.

And you can see they have— see what they have down there. They put this beautiful sculpture there into it representing the Bard Landing. What is it? The Bard. A bird? Yeah. Yeah, but I think just this part of the castle, right? Should we do that or why?

Look at— look at the grounds. I mean, they are so manicured and perfect. I think that's a lot of it's natural, but we did see somebody on a lawnmower to keep it looking as manicured and beautiful. This is like a park.

It is a park.

Okay.

It's the grounds of the castle. Yeah.

And tell us, how old is this castle, Timbark?

It's about 1,000 years old.

1,000 years old. Okay. Look at this. Look at the beautiful landscape. They even have cactus. Oh my goodness. It's not moving. It has a worm in its mouth. It's happy.

And they always have people walk in the gardens here.

Yes, it's perfect. The gardens are perfect.

20 years ago, a lot of this was kind of wilderness, and then somebody discovered that this was an ancient Druid site. And they started cutting away all of the old bushes and shrubs, all the stuff that needed to be got rid of to expose all the beauty of the place, and we're going to see all of that now.

Wow, look at the leaves on this plant. What kind— do you know what kind of plant that is?

I call it a big rhubarb.

A big rhubarb, that's what it looks like. It's amazing, the foliage and the trees. And tell them a little bit about the yew tree that we are seeing everywhere.

Oh, the yew tree is an ancient Druid tree, and every year in November it comes out and red berries come out. And in the ancient tradition was that the head Druid would get branches, and he would cut the berries. And then when he cut the berries, he made tinctures out of the berries for different healings for different things. And it was a magical healing process. And the yew tree was very sacred to the Druids. And there are all sorts of—

Is this a yew tree right here?

That's a yew tree right here.

Yeah. So, you know, whenever you see, like, drawings of Ireland, you always see these magical trees like this, the way their roots and the way they're shaped. With fairy tales and things like that.

Yeah, and there's lots of stories attached to the, the Druids and the yew tree because it was so sacred. And, you know, there used to be groves of yew trees, and if the farmer cut them down, we'd help talking to the The day of the trees and everything else, it was really bad luck for the family. When a lot of families in Ireland, they've cut down the yew trees, you know, within about 18 months, they would be poor.

Oh, really?

How wealthy they were.

Did you hear that?

Yeah.

Did you hear that, guys? You don't want to mess with the yew tree. Yeah. Because if you do, bad things happen to your family. So—

I remember in Killarney when we were in the Muckross Abbey, and the Franciscans built the abbey around the yew tree, and that yew tree is over 1,000 years old now.

Right, we got to see that yew tree. It was amazing.

And the history of that and the stories attached to that is If you damage that tree, you will be dead within 12 months. And that has happened on a few occasions where people went in and damaged the yew tree, and they are not around today.

Wow.

And, uh—

Look at all the moss, the way it grows.

This is the back of the witches'. This is the chimney coming out from her place. We're going down now to see it.

Okay, we're about to see the— what is this, the witches'?

No, the white witches' hut.

The White Witch's Cave. We're getting ready to get a taste of. We're gonna look at it. Here it is. Wow, that is so interesting.

And you know, like, there's lots of places for wishes in Ireland, and this one here is you have to walk down the steps backwards. Oh my goodness.

How many steps are there?

About 17, I think.

Oh, that's doable. The wishing steps. Here we go. Can you read some? Here's the Blarney Witch has taken firewood from our estate for her kitchen. In return, she must grant our visitors' wishes. Oh, I love that. If you can walk down the back of these up, back up these steps with your eyes closed— some suggest walking backwards— and without for one moment thinking of anything other than a wish, then that wish will come true within a year. We say only the steps can be slippery, and that we take no responsibility. Of course they got to give, uh, what do you call that, a, um, an indemnity. Yeah, but I called that a— I forgot what call it. But anyway, I'm going to try it. You know, everywhere you go in Ireland, there's something about a wish, and I love that about Ireland. So here it is. All right.

What we're going to see over here today. That's it.

Okay, so you go down and then you go back up backwards?

No, you go down backwards.

Oh, I go down backwards, then we come back up forward.

Yeah.

All right, you want to film me?

You want to go do this first?

Okay, we got to do this first and then we're going to do it. Okay. All right. I'm not, I'm not going to miss out on getting wishes, guys. Let me tell you.

This is the Witch's Kitchen. Okay.

Okay. And here's the Witch's Kitchen. Historians will tell you that this was the home of the very first Iris Cave dwellers. But if you arrive early enough in the morning, you may still see the dying embers of a fire. Legend tells us that the Blarney Witch lights the fire every night as she fights to stop shivering after her nocturnal escape from the cursed witch's stone. Are y'all seeing that? Okay, all right, so this is it.

This is the kitchen.

Here's the kitchen. So have you ever seen any of the embers like they're talking about? I don't see any.

I've never been here early in the morning.

Okay.

But you saw the chimney up above?

Right.

And this is where it all comes out from.

Oh.

And there's a tree growing over it. Oh, okay. Yeah. Everything you can see here, all of these trees are interwoven into the stones. They're growing out of the stones.

Incredible. You know what else is incredible, guys? The fact that I have internet and I'm able to show you all of this here, even in the cave. It's amazing. Okay.

And you see how the roots of the trees and the branches are growing through.

Right. Right over the cave.

Yeah.

Wow. Look at that tree up there. It's magnificent.

And it's all rock.

This is— and this is all a yew tree, right?

This is all a yew tree.

This feels like the hardest wood.

What is it?

If you could feel it, guys, it's just the hardest, most solid wood I've ever witnessed here in the yew tree.

So are you going to go down backwards?

I am. You know, I'm not going to miss out on any wishes, let me tell you.

The way the branches are going out at this screen, you know.

Okay, all right, so I'm not getting very many photos of myself here because I'm doing so many videos the whole time. Okay. No, but I have to have my eyes closed, right? Okay, we're gonna film this.

When you come here like this, yes, close your eyes, and then you go. All right, you can hold on to the rail.

Okay, look at him go! He's getting his wish, I think. You think about your wish the whole time, guys. We're all gonna do it. We love wishes. Those last ones look a little tricky, guys. Just be aware, I think, I don't think they're even. Did it! Woohoo! Got your wish! Okay, all right, now my turn. Gotta make a wish, eyes closed. All right. Alright, first I gotta make my wish. Eyes closed. Ben Bar's done this before, I haven't, so I'm a little uneasy. I'm going a little slower, guys, just to make sure. Boy, they would think of something difficult to do, wouldn't they? You got to work for this wish with this one. Okay, sure. Heading on the last one. Where am I? Is there more? Wonder if anybody's ever just tumbled down the whole thing. Watch, that's a hole, that's a hole.

Don't—

you hear the foot. All right, no handle on your left. Hold the railing with two hands.

Whoa.

Okay, am I, am I there? Done. I did it. Can I open my eyes now? Yes, I did it. Wow. All right, okay, now I'm gonna go back up. Come on, NetRavelry. Okay, thank you guys for watching. I got my win. That was, that was, uh, interesting. Thank you, Melvin. You're welcome. All right, so we're going to show you guys more of Blarney Castle. Yeah, okay, okay. There's the, uh, the chimney of the witch's kitchen that goes up. Now we're going to show you the castle. Okay, what are we looking at here, Finnboy?

You know, this is just in stone. Around here you see her, yes, there's her face.

Oh wow, I see that. It's her face?

Yeah. And so this is supposed to be her body, her ears, and all of that.

Okay.

It's called the Witch's Stone.

Okay, let's see what it says up here. The Witch's Stone, that's what I was just showing you. It takes little imagination to see who was imprisoned here. The Witch of Blarney has been with us since the dawn of time. Some say it was she who first told McCarthy of the power of the Blarney Stone. Fortunately for visitors, she only escapes the witch— witch stone after nightfall, and we close at dusk. All right, so no, no reason to be afraid of the witch. But I would imagine that this is a good witch, kind of like the Good Witch was the good witch of the Witch of the West, wasn't it, from The Wizard of Oz?

Yeah. She is like a very powerful healer. People came from all over to the witch to get her tinctures. No matter what your ailment was, she had something in her bag to give you to cure whatever ails you. And so it was like a magical— natural homeopathic doctor.

Wow, love that.

She made up a lot of her own, like the Druids, you know, the way they made from the berries of the yew tree. She made use berries, used all sorts of different things. A lot of stuff was poisonous, but whatever way they could do it and how they could ferment it and everything else, it healed people.

Right.

And I told you the story of Rom, the blood disease of his soldiers, and how the druid appeared to him and made him a tincture and cured his soldiers of the blood disease.

Mm-hmm.

They had all sorts of magical experience. And here now we're at the Druid Stone. This whole area is all a druid garden.

OK, so here is the Druid Stones. And get this where you all can read it. Rock Close is rich in Druid heritage, and here you can see stones that formed an ancient Druid circle and even a sacrificial altar. It is claimed that when standing inside a circle, evil spirits cannot harm you. Snakes played a central role in many of these mystical writes, it is said that this is why St. Patrick was keen to so famously banish them. This is the Druid stones. That's what we're looking at here.

Well, you know, the right thing about it was that they— there was no snakes in Ireland. That's a made-up version.

There was no snakes in Ireland.

That's a made-up version.

Yeah.

That's made up by the church in the 12th century. Before the 12th century, we didn't have that. Mm-hmm.

Yes, and there's comments here. It is glorious there. So obviously people know. Wow is another reaction. Greetings from Turkey. I love you in Turkey. That's one of my favorite countries to visit as well. I wonder your comments of gold and Bitcoin. I'll get back to that. Right now I'm on vacation looking at the mystical mysteries of Ireland. So I'm taking you, like I said, I promised I'd take you on this trip with me.

Me. All right.

So now what is this here?

This is all the ancient Druid. A lot of stones from the stone circles have fallen.

Mm-hmm.

And so there's ancient pathways that you can walk along, as you can see. And then they would come in under maybe an oak tree or under a yew tree for to do a sacred ceremony.

Okay.

And You know, anything with the name Kille, like in Ireland, you have Kildare. Yeah. Which means the church of the oak. You have Kilgrange. Anything with grange or kille in the name was an ancient Druid site.

Really? Yeah. I didn't know that. Yeah. See? So nice to have somebody from here to tell us all the mystery and history behind it all.

Yeah.

Joan Wolf says she's going to be there in August. You're going to love it. Mystical, magical land it is.

Yes.

And greetings from Greece. I love Greece.

Yeah, Greece is magical.

It is. That's another magical place. We'll have to take you guys with us.

Yeah.

If you don't come in person, which would be the best thing. Yeah.

So, so all of this and they have like magical trees and everything. This is the huge park.

And here's, here's, here's my brother-in-law Fred. Okay.

And you see that you had these split stones, and these split stones were used for rebirthing.

Oh really?

Yeah. They— you would go between the stones. And when you came out the other side, you were rebirthed.

OK. Yeah.

And so Madeline is in the middle of a lovely stone circle.

Oh, she would— she would know where to go. Yeah.

So she's in a magical place. Beautiful energies in there where Madeline is standing.

Yeah. And I want to tell you, when you go to these places, you really do feel the energy. And that's why Madeline just gravitated to this point. And is soaking up and absorbing the energy. I tell you, when we get home and all of my wishes come true, we're going to have to do another trip to make all of your wishes come true as well. Yeah.

And so we'll just show them the park out here and then we can—

All right, let's go.

Yes. There's so many Druid stones around here, as you can see. All the different stones, all the different circles.

I know.

Here are all the trees. This, this whole park is full of trees like this.

Wow, incredible.

Yeah, lovely walk around. And you have all the energy of the Druids everywhere you go here. You feel You feel it in your heart. You feel it. You feel the energy coming up through the Soulja Beat.

Mm-hmm. You do. And the Druids date back to how long ago, Benoît?

Oh, prehistory.

That's what I thought.

Like, if you go back to the Atlantean times, You know, they came in from Atlantis, and the belief is that for thousands of years before the fall of Atlantis, there was waves of different people in. Irish mythology talks about the waves of people coming in in glass chariots and glass boats and everything like this.

Yeah.

And the Druid, of course, their whole thing was to be put into a boat and the boat set on fire and they're sent off out because they were going through the veil. And that was their way of going through the veil. And say, for example, I had borrowed a bicycle from you and I passed before I gave it back to you. That was okay because I was gonna come back shortly again, reincarnate. And I'd give you back your bike.

That's just that.

So they had— they didn't have any worries about that they left people in the lurch or anything like that.

Yeah.

It was okay because they were coming back. They were just moving through the veil for a little rest. And then they were coming back.

Wow. Well, you know how we all believe in reincarnation, so they were way ahead of— well, you know, it's like this is the way it used to be, and we've lost our truths from that time.

And so this is all coming back now. We're in the time of the new dispensation, claiming our truth, claiming our power.

Exactly. This is the time, claiming our truth and power.

Because we are each a sovereign nation unto ourselves.

Mm-hmm. Wow. All right. So where are— where else are we going to go? Are we going to go back up to the castle?

We did go back up to the castle, but we have—

Oh, we have more to see.

Yeah. I'm getting this flat. Back where it's done.

Okay. Yeah. I know. Okay, guys, I got to show you these flowers. It's pretty astounding. And there's flowers everywhere, you know. It's such a beautiful Incredible country, but wait till I show you these flowers and trees. That's a dead yew tree, I think, but you wouldn't know it's dead because it has so much growing on it. It looks alive, but look at these flowers. Wow, we all need a picture here. Everyone stand up over here. Half of our people are still walking backwards down the stairs. But look at this. All right, Kevin, we got to get in it too. Is there somebody standing by? Look at that tree over there with the nothing but vines growing on it. Okay, hold on, guys. You're gonna, you're gonna have to see me pose for a picture here. Go ahead, Kev, take it and back it out. See if you can get us. Well, but take a picture. You— can you do— take a picture where I get to join everyone? Yes, but no, that's not a picture, that's a video. Keep going backwards. This is live. It's live. No, take it with your phone.

But when you're finished, I'll take a picture.

Okay, can, can you do that with Maybe we can just— here, I got a great idea. We're going to put you down for a minute because I don't want to lose you because we're, we're, uh, doing a, uh, I got to get in this photo. Okay, they can enjoy the raindrops. All right. Okay, do one long-wise because that's better for—

Okay.

When you said for me though, like when I was actually coming back from town, thinking like, oh, I've been texting in like after Christmas.

One more.

Wait, that's the whole— that whole year is over the holidays, then carried over '88, the year before, and then when I came back I thought All right, I'm back. I just had to get into the photo. It was too irresistible. You guys get it. All right.

Look at all the little acorns coming out on the, um, Oak trees.

Oh wow, do you have a lot of squirrels here that gather up the acorns?

Yes, we have a lot of squirrels.

Look at that tree, that's a dead yew tree with so much growth on it. It's actually beautiful. And what do we have here? Is this symbolic of anything?

Just somebody just Planted that. Yeah.

Right?

It's Agfis, whatever that means. I have no idea.

Right.

Some artist has gone over there.

So let me see some of your comments now. Love the connection to Atlantis and Vesper says Smile, nice, Jules. Let's see, any other comments? Okay, Ireland is so magical, thank you for sharing this. Isn't it? I'm thrilled I'm able to do this for everybody and show everyone the magical, mystical Ireland. Here's the castle in the foreground back there.

Oh, how many thousands of years old?

We'll take you right here. You know, this is all real, but it almost looks like something, like a, um, something at Disneyland. It doesn't look real. It looks like— doesn't this look like something from Disneyland? It doesn't look real.

It really does. You're right.

You know, we have so many fake things, like Las Vegas has a fake Eiffel Tower.

Yeah, they try to duplicate this.

Yeah, they can't duplicate this. This is like, uh, like a magical playground that— but it's real. It's the real thing. And most of all, it has the energy and a feeling. Yeah, Julie West is beautiful. Wonderful trip. Ireland's so special. Yeah, looks like a fairy tale. You know, most of the fairy tales originate out of here. Okay, right now we're entering the grounds of the castle right now. Okay. Yeah, Dr. Zed. She loved it. She served at, um, she was the first woman to graduate Westwood. I was in class with her. You know, it seems like everything grows here.

Yeah, it's a very mild climate here.

Yeah, it has to be mild because I'm seeing cactus, I'm seeing palm trees, I'm seeing Exotic. Everything.

You know where we stayed last night in Glengarriff? That's where the Gulf Stream comes in in Ireland. So this is all of this part of Ireland is, is very mild climate. It's no better than the rest of Ireland because of all of the prevailing winds and everything else that bring in everything. So it brings in more warmth than everything else.

Okay.

Because the Gulf Stream heats everything up.

I married a soldier out of Fort Lewis. That was about the '80s. And I got my babies.

And then adios. And so here we have on our right now, we're getting another view of the castle. It is a magical castle in many ways.

Are you soaking in this energy from Blarney Castle out there? What a castle, says Joan Wolf.

So we're now entering where anybody who wants to climb up and kiss the Blarney Stone can.

All right, this is where you kiss the Blarney Stone. And what does it do again? It's something about the gift of gab it gives you.

The gift of gab, yeah.

Right. I don't think I need that, do you? I'm talking too much all the time anyway.

Yeah, so this is—

Did you kiss the Blarney Stone?

No, because your life's too long.

Okay, but I'm telling everybody that's where we are.

Yeah, and Joni, I did the same thing. I don't need the Gift of Gab.

Oh, he heard me say that when I walked by. We don't. My husband and I don't need the Gift of Gab. We talk too much anyway. But let's go see what's out here. I'm not getting in line, don't worry, but I do want to see what it's all about, what it looks like. Little gift store. You can't go anywhere without a little gift store, can you? But here we are. Look at that beautiful countryside. Below your feet is what is called in A 15-meter deep pit with a conical ceiling. Its only entrance was from above. Whoa. If your arrival was unwelcome, as you stepped on a certain paving stone, the guard could pull the lever on the wall. The stone would turn over and the ground would seem to swallow you up. Abolite comes from the French, to forget. And forgotten you would be. I don't know if you can hear this right now, but somebody's playing the bagpipes. Sounds amazing. Typical music for Ireland, I hear in the background.

Oh yeah, there's a guy down there, he's playing the bagpipes.

Oh, we'll have to go see him on the way out. All right, we have to— we'll have to get a little feel of the music.

I'm going.

So, so how long does it— and what is this?

We will, we will see you back at the gift shop.

Okay, there's a line to get up, and I'm not gonna do it either. I just wanted to know what— I just want to know what was in there. So this is the Barney Stone.

This is the entrance to the Blarney.

Okay, did you kiss the Blarney Stone? I did. You did? How long did it take in line?

Well, for like 3 minutes.

It was disgusting. From here on, you've got maybe 10 minutes. Yeah, and each person kissing it is like not even a minute. All right, see, I wasn't gonna do it because I thought you had to hang over this thing. That's what I was told, you're supposed to hang over Okay, they made it easy now. Okay, all right, so let's just look and see what's going on in here so you'll know the next time you come to Ireland what you're looking at. Okay, this is— look at it up there, goes up. Lady said it took 10 minutes. Do you guys think I need the gift of gab?

I don't think so.

Are y'all gonna do it, Kevin? I'm not gonna kiss the stone, I'm just gonna climb up there. Everybody's no, they're not gonna do it. Well, I'd have to stand in line for 10 minutes and I think everybody would get bored here. All right, so you know what, I went down the stairs backwards and that's the best to get a wish. So you're gonna kiss the Blarney Stone? No? Okay, all right, okay, they're gonna do it, they're gonna do it. Yeah, we, we don't want to take away from my audience here that wants to hear more about Arlan. Yeah, so do we want to walk down and listen to that? You gotta wait here, but, uh, no, no, I don't.

They're coming back. They're going to meet us at the restaurant.

Okay, so, um, what happened to the, um, the bagpipes?

We go down and see.

Let's go listen. Yeah, yeah, let's go listen to the bagpipe music. That's the fun. All right, so here we go. I hope you feel like you've been to Ireland listening to this.

And there's the Blarney World Village next door. Yeah, we're leaving here at 2:30.

All right, so let me show you more. And here is the sign. See, that's the Blarney Stone entrance, so you can say you've seen the entrance to the Blarney Stone. Okay, we're gonna go listen to the bagpipes. All right, so now I want Finbar, tell us a little bit more history. I'm constantly learning from him about Ireland.

Well, Ireland, of course, I'm going to ask you, what is the national color of Ireland? Yeah, this is it. Not green.

Not green.

It's blue.

Tell us why.

The royal kings of Ireland. Ah, and you know, in ancient times the royal kings of Ireland used to marry the daughters of the Pharaoh. And so there is a book, if any of you ever want to get it, and it's called Ireland, Land of the Pharaohs. And the most famous princess, daughter of the Pharaoh, that married here was a lady called Scotia. And Scotia is credited with populating Scotland because Scotland was an unpopulated country and Scotia saw all this land and nobody living there, so she populated it from Ireland. So that is where the term the Scots-Irish come from.

Okay.

And so you can look up all about Scotia. She is extremely famous. Um, she was like a very strong mystical woman.

Okay.

And then of course we have the other magical woman was Saint Bridget, who was in the 5th century, and her feast day is the first day of September. She was an amazing woman. She had a white cow, and this white cow would travel with her, and if she had 1,000 people show up, The cow would give enough milk for 1,000 people. If only 10 people showed up, the cow would give whatever amount of milk she needed. And not only is she the patron saint of Ireland, she is the patron saint of Glastonbury.

And you're still talking about Saint Bridget?

Saint Bridget, yes. And if you ever go to Glastonbury and you you walk up to the store, you will see a plaque with a woman milking a cow.

Oh yeah.

And that's St. Bridget.

Okay.

And then at the other side, you'll see the scales of justice are a little lopsided. And her whole thing is we didn't have proper justice. And she was always seeking justice. Mm. And so—

Sounds a little bit like Sagittarius or Libra. Yeah. Libra with the scales and—

Yeah. Yeah. So she was, she was big into, "We have to have justice and we don't need any swords. We don't need anything like that. We needed to melt down all the swords and put them into plowshares." Oh yeah, I love that. She was magical about stuff like that. And then, then of course, we have the High Kings of Ireland were at Tara. And Tara, of course, is an extremely magical place. And it was the home of the High King of Ireland. And it is today, Tara is the heart chakra of the European Union. Really? And yes. It is, it is the country. And of course Ireland has a Virgo soul and Piscean personality. So there is lots of beauty in Ireland. And you know, a Virgo soul and a Piscean personality is very much the whole thing of Ireland because—

Oh, look at that! The 7—

Emotional.

Look at that. Seven Sisters. You know what that is?

No, I've never heard of it.

The Pleiades. The Pleiades is called the Seven Sisters. And we keep seeing all of these incredible connections with astrology in Ireland and Vedic astrology, that is, I want you to know.

Yeah.

So this is an amazing—

I believe that the Druids, I was telling you, remember, Joni, that I believe that the Druids practiced a form of Vedic astrology.

Yeah, they did. Well, I am understanding that because there's too many connections that I'm finding. We were at one place and there was 27 steps, and I'm like, wait a minute, that's the 27 nakshatras. And then everywhere we go, there's the 7, which is the 7 planets, the planets plus the sun and the moon. And the Seven Sisters of the Pleiades, the Weeping Sisters. And that was what we just saw, Seven Sisters. What else? What else? Tell me more. Because every time you say something, I'm connecting it to Vedic astrology.

Okay. Well, then we have, of course, we have Newgrange, which aligned with the rising sun on winter solstice, and that is a goddess temple, and it's over 5,000 years old. And so that is a magical place where you can walk within, and it's a crucible form when you get inside, and then there are 3 bowls. The first bowl, and that's where the light shines on, is the bowl where the initiate was being hit with the light. Then you had the bowl on the right-hand side, which was all about fertility and rebirth.

Mm.

And then you had the soul or the, the bowl on the left-hand side, and that was all about rejuvenation.

So he's giving you a little recap of all the mystical places that we visited. And we put a lot of it on our Patreon. As a matter of fact, the whole trip, even all of my classes that I've been teaching, is on my Patreon. So don't forget, if you want to be part of Patreon, you're going to travel with me every time I take a trip in detail. And I don't know, Finnbar, Finnbar, you're a pretty amazing guy. This is, this has been probably one of the most amazing trips of my life. And we are going to— we're going to keep this going because this is a beautiful— the people that we attracted on this trip, oh my God, we've become family, haven't we?

Oh, definitely. Yeah.

Yeah.

And yesterday we had that beautiful ceremony and everything at the stone circle, the goddess stone circle in Kinnmare.

Yeah.

And there's a center stone which, and it's associated with May Day. Oh, yes. Goddess used to perch herself on May Day and then all the dancers would weave themselves in and out through the stones. So it was like just an amazing place.

Yeah.

And you know, it's a very emotional place for women when they go there. And you could feel— it's a heartfelt— like, the first time I ever walked in there, I felt it right in my heart.

Wow.

It is. And I'm going, what is this stone circle aligned with? So then I had to do a little research and found out it was associated with May Day. And when you lie on the center stone and all the energy flows up and down, Yeah. Uh, yeah.

That was the most powerful, uh, yeah, I felt it, the most powerful, uh, feeling there. It was, it was the energy. Look at this castle. I just got to get, get you the full view. This is the Blarney Castle.

And then I told Joni yesterday, find a stone that you relate to. So walk around and see which stone calls to you, and then you can tell about your experience with the stone.

Yeah, that was amazing. And you know what? The stone spoke to me. Once I was drawn to a particular stone, it gave me some messages. And one of the messages I'll share with you is that something powerful and big is going to happen in November for the world. And also it gave me a little information that something powerful and big would be happening for me, but in a good way. So listen to the music here, the bagpipes. We're crossing the bridge to the Blarney Castle.

Why? Why? He's going to do another one now in a minute.

All right, we have to do my best. You got a request? You're on my YouTube channel, my Instagram, my TikTok, and Facebook. All at once. It's just—

I'm just so happy it wasn't such a windy day today. Yeah.

What's your name?

Dennis.

Dennis, I love that name. Hi. So we have people commenting. Where are you from? Oh, I'm from Dallas, Texas.

Yeah.

Okay. And he's from here, needless to say. Yeah. And here's part of our group. All right, he's gonna play us— he's gonna play some music for us. Love that. Wow, that was so great. Thank you, Dennis. Pleasure. All right, here is the castle. And I hope you enjoyed our tour of the Blarney Castle here in Ireland, in Blarney Island. And yeah, by the way, Trumpet for the World just commented that he's very good. And hello from Singapore. And we also have somebody from my hometown, Dallas, Texas, all commenting.

Yes.

Picture. Oh yeah, got to get a picture.

Thank you.

Can I get your picture with him? All right, I'm going to sign off with you guys. Welcome to Ireland. I hope you'll join us in another trip in the future. This has been amazing. We have— I have a new love for Ireland, and I just want to say thank you for being here and watching. I'll catch you next time.