Welcome to our 2nd Ancient Site visit together.

CASTLERIGG STONE CIRCLE in Keswick Cumbria!

This will challenge you emotionally, physically, mentally and spiritually. These sites and events are for you to EXPAND and GROW with ALL that you are NOW. You are so much MORE than you are using and you know it.

Now is the time to use it and be celebrated, honoured and witnessed for yourself and others with or with those qualifications.

If you have the experience and the qualifications then you will be consciously adding value to the collective and witnessed as the expert in the mix of science meets consciousness.
If you are living your life through experiencing your inner KNOWING you qualify by sharing that with us and being celebrated with who you are right now!

Self Care Before Activations & Site Arrival:

24 Hours Before

Hydration: Drink plenty of fresh water to prepare your body and nervous system.
Epsom Salt Bath or Foot Bath the night before or morning of.
Rest: Aim for good sleep — let your body restore before you arrive.
Nourishment: Eat light, wholesome food (avoid heavy stimulants like caffeine, sugar, or alcohol).
Intention Setting: Take 10 minutes to quietly reflect or journal — what do you bring, what do you seek?
Practical Prep: Pack weather-appropriate clothing, water bottle, snacks, blanket, notebook, offering (flower, seed, stone, etc.), and any personal comfort items.

During the Gathering

Arrival: Take a few deep breaths and ground yourself before stepping onto the land.
Presence: Switch phone to silent; limit tech distractions to honour the space.
Body Care: Stretch gently, walk mindfully, yawn often — listen to what your body needs.
Respect: Honour the land, the weather, the stones, and each person in circle.
Hydrate & Nourish: Sip water regularly, eat lightly if needed.
Boundaries: Give yourself permission to step aside if you need quiet time.

24 Hours After

Integration: Rest and journal your impressions, dreams, or synchronicities.
Grounding: Eat grounding foods (root veg, grains, soups) and spend time in nature.
Gentle Movement: Walk, stretch, or bathe to support energy release.
Hydration: Keep flushing your system with water or herbal teas.
Reflection: Share your experience with a trusted friend or the group if you feel called.
Self-Compassion: Allow emotions, tiredness, or heightened sensitivity to pass naturally.

Trust your group gathering to help resolve any disturbances that arise. See what happens when we work together.

L.E.S.S™ is More Programme – is available as a 12 month Certification Programme & Monthly Drop In.

Live4Energy Liminal EcoSoma System™ framework.

Sacred Site Immersions

Train at ancient sites, wells, bridges, and power places where the land itself teaches the interconnection between personal and planetary healing.

Living Lab Experience

Practice your personal, group and land-listening techniques at Ancient Site, Incredible Edible gardens and eco-sites.

Research Contribution

Become part of the data-gathering community helping to establish this field scientifically while serving clients now.

Ready to Cross the Bridge?

Step into the liminal space where your healing becomes our healing. Where your knee’s whisper becomes the earth’s song of restoration.

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Join us in pioneering the future of healing—where personal transformation and planetary restoration are one sacred system.

Castlerigg Stone Circle stands on a superb natural plateau commanding a superb 360 degree view over the surrounding fells. It is composed of 38 free standing stones, some up to 3 metres (10 feet) high. It is one of Britain’s earliest stone circles dating back to the Neolithic period 4000 to 5000 years ago. Try counting the number of standing stones, can you come up with the same number twice…?hattered by 19th-century damage

Site Gathering Data Sheet – Castlerigg Stone Circle

Location

Name: Castlerigg Stone Circle
Address: Castle Lane, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 4RN
Coordinates: 54.6027° N, 3.0989° W

Access & Parking

Parking: Small lay-by on Castle Lane (limited spaces, free).
Overflow: Additional parking in Keswick town (20-25 min walk / 5-min drive).
Accessibility: Uneven ground, grassy field, no step-free paths. Not suitable for wheelchairs without assistance.

Best Viewing / Gathering Points

Sunrise: Striking views over Helvellyn and High Seat (SE horizon).
Sunset: Dramatic backdrop over Skiddaw and Blencathra mountains.
Circle interior: Enough space for 20–25 people standing in a ring.
Shelter: None on-site; nearest indoor shelter is in Keswick.

Facilities

Toilets: None on-site. Public toilets available in Keswick (Moot Hall, Fitz Park).
Shops/cafés: Keswick town centre (approx. 1.5 miles away).

Hazards

Uneven/wet ground, grazing sheep, livestock gates, sudden weather shifts.
Popular tourist site — expect other visitors.

Emergency Info

Emergency services: 999
Nearest Minor Injuries Unit: Keswick Hospital, CA12 5PQ (1.5 miles, 5 min drive).
Nearest A&E: Cumberland Infirmary, Carlisle (approx. 45 min drive).

🌦️ All-Weather Checklist – Stone Circle Gatherings

Personal Items for Participants

☐ Sturdy waterproof boots / walking shoes
☐ Waterproof coat & over-trousers
☐ Warm base layers (hat, gloves, scarf in cooler months)
☐ Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, SPF cream in summer)
☐ Extra socks (in case of wet ground)
☐ Small blanket/shawl for ceremony sitting
☐ Cushion or foldable stool (optional for comfort)
☐ Refillable water bottle
☐ Snacks/light meal (non-messy, easy to carry)
☐ Personal medication (inhaler, EpiPen, etc.)
☐ Hand gel / wipes
☐ Torch or headlamp (winter months/early dusk)
☐ Mobile phone fully charged

Group Equipment

☐ First-aid kit (with plasters, bandages, tick remover, antiseptic wipes)
☐ Weatherproof groundsheet / tarp
☐ Umbrellas / small pop-up shelter (if allowed, discreetly used)
☐ Printed risk assessment & emergency contacts
☐ Spare blankets or ponchos for participants
☐ Hot drinks flask (tea/coffee/herbal)
☐ Biodegradable offerings (flowers, herbs, water)
☐ Camera/phone for group photos (with consent)
☐ Waste bag (leave-no-trace commitment)

Quick-reference Packing Summary

Item	Purpose
Waterproof gear, layers	Weather protection
Sturdy boots & sit-pad	Comfort & stability
Biodegradable offerings	Ritual connection
Small trays/bowls	Offering containment
Grounding tools	Energy therapy tools
Map/GPS & markers	Finding & shaping the circle
Hot drinks & snacks	Warmth & nourishment
First-aid & waste bags	Safety & respect for site
Notebook & camera	Reflection & memory capture
Blanket or portable altar	Sacred focal point

Pre Ceremony Zoom – recorded on Friday 26th September 2025 –