Before we sat on Monday evening Liz told me about a dream
she’d had at the weekend and whether any of it meant anything to me. I
commented that Kettering happened to be a town close to a place I often visit
and some of it sounded to me like a reference to our ‘cross experiment’ we had
done the previous week in the Mercury Experiment sitting. We both ask for guidance
in our dreams to help our circles developments so this seemed plausible to me
at the time.
After our sitting Liz did some research starting with
Kettering and came up with some interesting info which connects to what was
said in the second communication on Monday 20/01/2014 most notably the name ‘Eleanor’
which the communicator seemed determined to get through and also ‘holy man he hold
the cross’ and ‘he pray for people’
Here’s what Liz wrote about her dream and the information she
subsequently looked up…
My dream on Saturday 18th Jan is recorded as follows:
4.20 'Kettering. Some
great ring around an area - psychic protection, a woman (is she dealing with an
estranged husband) Horizontal rather than vertical. Thick substance - different
densities.
Piece of plaid fabric
woven by insects. amazing. even a very small hole in it, like a burn, an
imperfection. woven by bees - or a colony of insects. I am showing someone'
That’s what I wrote. I remember the plaid/tartan square, it
was a small perfect square of woollen fabric, black, grey, red and white and
tan colours. in vertical and horizontal stripes, some thicker and some thinner,
just like tartan, with two very tiny holes in it, like burns, or insect bites,
like woodworm holes.
Kettering info on Wikipedia website.
The information references 'the Eleanor cross'. I looked
this up. Near Kettering is a remaining one of a series of 12 crosses,
originally sculpted in wood, erected by Edward 1st in 1291=1294, across the
East of England, including Northampton where Kettering is, as far as Charing
Cross in London. They were in memory of his wife, Eleanor of Castile. Kettering was also a centre of the wool
trade, and cloth industry for a time.
I hadn't heard of the Eleanor crosses, or at least I may
have heard of them, but didn't remember them. There was a historical
documentary series on TV a few years ago, about Queens of England, and their
trouble asserting their power. I may have heard about the crosses then. I think
they would have been mentioned, as they were important for the memory of a
powerful Queen. I seem to remember that at least one of the documentary series
concerned a queen who became estranged from her husband. Whether that was
Eleanor, I am not sure.
It would be interesting to know whether that sort of plaid
fabric was produced by weavers in Kettering. But at least there really is a
strong connection of Kettering with crosses, 12 crosses that were erected as a
memorial to Eleanor.
Eleanor of Aquitaine info on Wikipedia website.
It turns out that she was the mother of Eleanor of Castile,
and looked after some of her daughters' children, as a grandmother. Eleanor of
Aquitaine was also eventually estranged from her royal husband, and imprisoned
by him. So she would certainly have needed psychic protection!!! It was her
daughter, Eleanor of Castile, whose husband, King Edward 1st, had 12 crosses
built. These were, apparently, not for memorial so much as for psychic protection
for Eleanor of Castile after her death, so that passers-by would pray for her,
and offer prayers for her salvation and protection. Both Eleanors were powerful
Queens, in an era when it was not seemly for women to be powerful, and they
both paid some penalty for this, and encountered a lot of negativity. They both
had lots of children.