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A nicely carved Archangel Michael slaying a dragon, found in the Thistle Chapel of St Giles, Edinburgh.
In geomancy, pinning the dragon is a metaphor for the action of fixing the meandering telluric currents in place when constructing a sacred site.#Geomancy #DragonSlaying #EarthEnergies #ArchangelMichael #StGilesCathedral #Edinburgh
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A nicely carved Archangel Michael slaying a dragon, found in the Thistle Chapel of St Giles, Edinburgh.
In geomancy, pinning the dragon is a metaphor for the action of fixing the meandering telluric currents in place when constructing a sacred site.#Geomancy #DragonSlaying #EarthEnergies #ArchangelMichael #StGilesCathedral #Edinburgh
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A nicely carved Archangel Michael slaying a dragon, found in the Thistle Chapel of St Giles, Edinburgh.
In geomancy, pinning the dragon is a metaphor for the action of fixing the meandering telluric currents in place when constructing a sacred site.#Geomancy #DragonSlaying #EarthEnergies #ArchangelMichael #StGilesCathedral #Edinburgh
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A nicely carved Archangel Michael slaying a dragon, found in the Thistle Chapel of St Giles, Edinburgh.
In geomancy, pinning the dragon is a metaphor for the action of fixing the meandering telluric currents in place when constructing a sacred site.#Geomancy #DragonSlaying #EarthEnergies #ArchangelMichael #StGilesCathedral #Edinburgh
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A nicely carved Archangel Michael slaying a dragon, found in the Thistle Chapel of St Giles, Edinburgh.
In geomancy, pinning the dragon is a metaphor for the action of fixing the meandering telluric currents in place when constructing a sacred site.#Geomancy #DragonSlaying #EarthEnergies #ArchangelMichael #StGilesCathedral #Edinburgh