9.45 AM – We will meet in the lobby of Hotel Europa and we will be driven to the temple of Hagar Qim (ha-jah-een). Located on a hilltop overlooking the sea, this sacred temple is one of the best-preserved temples in Malta.

The rich honey coloured and decorated limestone temple is truly inspiring and was encoded and programmed to release ultrasound as Maria will reveal. Dated to c3600 to 3200, I suggest that the long skulled priestess-hood, astronomers and geomancers, constructed Hagar Qim. 

The archaeologist, Mariija Gimbutas, suggests that these inner temples are womb spaces of the Great Goddess and interestingly, we shall see how the energy patterns and lines are invariably feminine but relate to a masculine yang line can be seen as a phallic energy, a fertility line of potent force. The earth energies of this temple offer transformation, knowledge and growth…

Encoded into the temple’s artwork is the key to an earth energy pattern representing the Tree of Knowledge or the Tree of Life and I will show you over 60 years of dowsing research into this incredible symbolic association. Encounter the Earth Dragon Earth energy that rises out of the ground, is known by some Chinese geomant families as the Rising Serpent or Dragon – is a powerful force that fills the site with unseen energy. We will locate this area within the temple space. A pulse point of the dragon…

Megalithic Energy of Hagar Qim Certain stones produce a phenomenon called concentric circles or shells, which I discovered are intimately related to SOUND HEALING, which we will explore in detail.

Mnajdra (mna-ee-dra) Temple of the Goddess touched by the Sun

After a relaxing lunch, we will visit the golden temple of Mnajdra. 

To most ancient cultures, the feminine number Three represents the New, Full and Old Moon as the Triple Goddess of Maiden, Mother and Crone (Grandmother, wise woman). We can see this symbolism first hand at the Mnajdra complex. Walking around this site, which has upper and lower floors stirs the emotions. Mnajdra consists of three conjoined temples which overlook an oval forecourt. This sacred power place has unique earth energies such as – Earth Vortex Energy that a European Master Dowser taught me how to recognise and interpret.

Skorba temple is the megalithic vestiges on the northern edge of Zebbieg, which gives an insight into the earliest periods of Malta’s prehistoric culture. The site was excavated in the early 1960s and became an UNESCO World Heritage Site. The standing stones, one of which is 11.15 feet (3.4 meters) tall, make it appear like a guardian stone. Originally, the entrance of the temple opened onto a court area, but at a later date, it was closed off, a common feature throughout the prehistoric world. Excavated deposits at its deep floor level contained material from the early human occupation of the island, dating back to the Mesolithic period some 7,000 years ago.

After lunch we will visit Ta Hagrat temples in Mgarr

Earth Energy Arches at Skorba temple and the Ta Hagrat temple

Akin to the Hindu and some Chinese temples, the entrance megaliths are sited on an energy pattern which can create an Arch Energy and this can also occur at sites with stone lintels like at Stonehenge. We will experience and dowse for this arch energy.

The larger Ta Hagrat temple is very powerful. Dated to 3600–3200 BC, BC, this site is unique as we can mediate, touch and feel the stones, making this a memorable experience. We will dowse for several different types of earth energy.

Repressed History, revealed by Maria, is the legacy of a long-skulled Neolithic people written out of history. Maria discovered the longheaded people of the British Isles (and Europe). Last year she was told that some of the Maltese longheaded skulls were removed and passed to a British University for tests. Maria noted the Maltese skulls are identical to those of Stonehenge and Egypt. Elongated skulls were found in Malta and described in the National Geographical Magazine May 1920 is a fact.

The Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum is an underground prehistoric temple, which archaeologists interpret as an elaborate burial site. It is not, it is a womb temple of Gaia. Discovered in 1902 during construction works, this extraordinary living temple was first excavated by Emmanuel Magri between 1904 and 1906. He died in Tunisia, sadly, his excavation notes have been lost, and excavations were taken over by Sir Themistocles Zammit. The Hypogeum is totally unique made up of interconnecting rock-cut chambers set on three distinct levels. Date to around 4000 BC, the temple was used until c2500 BC.

The uppermost level consists of sacred chambers which may have been originally exposed to the sky as an astronomical area. Much remains uncertain. Excavations in the early 1990s indicate that there might also have been a monumental structure marking the entrance. An entrance leads to the ‘Middle Level’, which contains some of the most amazing features within the Hypogeum, such as the intricate red ochre wall paintings and beautifully carved features. The deepest of the three levels is known as the ‘Lower Level’, which is accessed down several steps into a sacred chamber known as the ‘Holy of Holies’.

We will enjoy a relaxing lunch in the beautiful city of Valletta. After lunch we will explore the Archaeological Museum in Valletta (optional or your own time in the city centre)

We will catch the ferry from the north of Malta to the island of Gozo. Gozo is welcoming and relaxing and is unspoilt by modern day high-rise hotels and modern shopping malls. Ggantija Sacred Temple is one of the most important archaeological sites in Malta. Ggantija dates back to the ‘Ggantija phase’ of 3600 BC – 3200 B.C. John Otto Bayer was the first to excavate the temples in 1827. Extensive archaeological and restoration work was carried out in the early 20th century to ensure its longevity and preservation. This megalithic complex consists of two temples surrounded by a massive boundary wall, which is one of the most striking features of the entire complex.

Some of the megaliths exceeding 16.4 feet (5 metres) in length and weighing over fifty tons. The earth energy explanation for the location of the wall allows us to understand the sensitivity of our ancient ancestor’s relationship with the Earth Mother. We will locate, dowse and interact with this form of geodetic energy that imbues the site with living power. We will also dowse the megalithic aura of the site.

Built with limestone blocks, the temples of Ggantija each contain five apses connected by a central corridor leading to the innermost trefoil section. The first temple is larger and contains altars, relief carvings and ‘libation holes’. At a later date, the second temple was built and is devoid of these ritual features, which suggests a different use. Corbelling techniques are evident on the inwardly inclined walls, suggesting that the temple was roofed creating a holy sacred temple.

We will dowse for the primary mother line that enters the monument and divine its radiant colour properties. We will also discover how the earth force and colour influences us on an individual level.

After a relaxing lunch we will return to Malta by ferry.

Tarxien Temple takes your breath away. The soft honey coloured limestone is richly decorated with spiral patterns and animal figures. You will see the bull motif which is a feminine symbol associated with the Moon and the Astrological Age of Taurus – the era when the temples were used. Once a giant statue of the goddess watched over you as you walked into the temple; and although she was badly destroyed, and just the lower half of the statue has survived the passage of time, the goddess is ever-present.

Everywhere you look, you will see beauty and the remains of an artistically minded civilisation. Today, despite the transition from sacred space to cityscape, you can still find peace amid this spiritual centre.

The earth energy at Tarxien is very strong and aqustats and yang stream course through the temple making this a temple place of balance and harmony.

Although denied by the Maltese Museum, this site, like the other Neolithic sites, was built by the Elongated Skulled people. These people were the ruling elite or the priesthood, and as we have seen, the Maltese skull is identical to the female long skull of Stonehenge that I located to an English University. Also, the Maltese long skulls are identical to a male skull I have recently tracked down near Glastonbury. The temple was also re-used between 2400 and 1500 BC.

We will dowse for earth energies that emerge from certain areas as well as a powerful ley line and Maria will discuss how ley line energy can be deflected as well as the dowsing concept of Loose Aerial Ley Energy – over 50 years of research information.

 In the afternoon we will visit the remains of the cart ruts at ‘Clapham Junction’.

The most popular area in Malta for cart ruts is ‘Clapham Junction’ (Misrah Ghar il-Kbir) due to the vast amount of trackways going in many directions like a crazy spaghetti junction. We need to see these as they are being destroyed… There is a quarry nearby running this area – let us honour that which was… This is a mystery being destroyed before our eyes… Adding intrigue to our enquiry some the Cart Ruts on the islands of Malta lead straight off high cliffs and isolated headlands. Stranger still, some of them lead into the sea and on the seabed floor.