So do come and enjoy the White Spring during our normal opening hours or at our regular ceremonies and meditations. Many groups, pilgrims, and local people - from a wide diversity of backgrounds and traditions - have come to appreciate the blessings of this sacred space. The companions of the White Spring, men and women who give their time and expertise freely, have designed, built and created the temple and continue to care for it, inspired and greatly helped by the blessings of spirit. We honour Brigid as guardian, Our Lady of Avalon, the King of the Realm of Faery, and their ancient presence in this sacred space. All enhanced by the ley line known as the Michael line which flows through this place. With it's constant temperature, and the sound of the perpetually flowing water, it is a unique and sacred space.Ī series of pools have been built according to the principles of sacred geometry, and simple shrines in honour of the ancient energies and spirits of Avalon have been created within the temple. The interior consists of three domed vaults 16ft high, with beautiful bowed floors - like the hull of a boat moored at the portal to the Otherworld. A wonderful contrast to the sunlit gardens of Chalice Well of the Red Spring. Cavernous and set apart, in blackness or candle lit, mysterious it remains. A Victorian built Well House that nestles beneath Glastonbury Tor was ideal for this purpose, a blessing indeed. In honour of the Spirit of the White Spring, a Temple has been created here in gratitude for the gift of pure water. It is one of the greatest mysteries of the Isle of Avalon that two different healing springs, one touched red with iron, the other white with calcite, should rise within a few feet of each other from the caverns beneath Glastonbury Tor.
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