The Stones of Mona and The Beings of the Earth. Presented by Jayne Tovey.
October 10th. 10:30-12:00. Whitminster Village Hall. GL2 7NN.
A personal journey through the sacred landscapes of Anglesey and North Wales.
In this deeply personal and thought-provoking presentation, Jayne Tovey explores the ancient megalithic landscapes of Ynys Môn (Anglesey) and North Wales through the combined lenses of archaeology, dowsing, intuition, and spiritual experience.
Beginning with the Neolithic tombs, standing stones, and Bronze Age copper mines of the region, the talk examines the possibility that these ancient monuments were far more than burial sites alone.
Through careful observation, energetic investigation, and quiet listening, Jayne reflects on the idea that many of these places functioned as ceremonial thresholds, initiation chambers, and sacred landscapes aligned with the rhythms of Earth and Sky.
The presentation journeys through sites including Bryn Celli Ddu, Barclodiad y Gawres, Trefignath, Din Dryfol, Bodowyr, Ty Newydd, Lligwy Burial Chamber, the Great Orme copper mines, and Capel Garmon.
Along the way, Jayne shares the messages, symbolic experiences, and moments of deep intuitive connection.
Themes explored include:
The Druids and their relationship with the land.
Sacred geometry and prehistoric symbolism.
Ley lines, vortices, and earth energies.
Initiation, transformation, and symbolic rebirth.
The sacred feminine and masculine within the landscape.
Ancient monuments as living thresholds rather than silent ruins.
Blending historical insight with personal reflection, this talk does not seek to prove or persuade, but to invite deeper listening — to the land, to memory, and to the possibility that the Earth itself still communicates in subtle and meaningful ways.
At its heart, The Stones of Mona and the Beings of the Earth is a journey of reconnection: with nature, with ancestral wisdom, and with the quiet voice carried within stone, silence, and spirit.
