Writer and producer of Dragons and Rings and other award-winning films, Steve Mitchell has been giving talks and immersive workshops about all things esoteric and wyrd for the last three decades. More recently he often joins forces with his long-term friend Al Hindmarsh who offers thoughts and observations on science and geology.

To book our talks and workshops for your event email Steve or phone 07746193644

Sacred Landscape And The Cult Of The Skull

The full talk is half a day or a very long evening augmented with experiements

3 part versions - an hour each

Part 1: The Science Of Sacred Landscape: Hillls And Caves

Sacred landscapes have captivated humans for ages, offering spiritual significance and inspiration. Hills and caves, in particular, are notable for their spiritual roles. Hills are seen as sacred due to their elevation, symbolizing closeness to the heavens. This has made them sites for worship, reflection, and spiritual practices like pilgrimages and meditation. Many cultures have built temples and shrines on hills. Caves, with their mysterious locations, have also been sacred since prehistoric times, symbolizing the earth's womb. They have hosted rituals, monastic living, and served as burial sites. Steve has explored the science behind why they are sacred and how have they been used spiritually over the millenium.

Part 2: The Cult Of The Skull And The Knights Templar

Some conspiracy theories suggest that the Knights Templar were connected to the cult of the skull, with claims of hidden knowledge and rituals involving skull worship. However, the exact nature of this alleged connection remains unclear and is largely based on speculation and historical inaccuracies. In this immersive talk Steve explores the electro magnetic conductivity of skulls and how as a cavity resonator they relate to caves and burial chambers. He also looks at the evidence that the Knights Templar were worshipping skulls

Part 3: The Cult Of Isis

Through their most recent research, Steve and Al have uncovered hidden connections between sacred sites, like caves and temples, and the religious practices of groups like the Knights Templar and their link to the cult of the skull.
In this talk we will explore their hidden connections to the Roman Cult of Isis, a religious movement that worshipped the Egyptian goddess Isis in the Roman Empire and how they influenced many other secret societies and world religions. We will provide new insights into the religious landscape of the ancient and modern world and expose the long hidden secret behind the crucifixion that enabled the Knights Templar to rise to power and subsequently lead to their demise.