As they begin their magick rite, the sky clouds over and darkens. A cold wind sweeps the top of Glastonbury Tor, the legendary British power spot where ley lines converge and primal dragon energy is concentrated. Four altars are set up with wooden poles forming triangular spaces, littered with talismans.
It may not be a bank holiday or a day off work, but July 25th is the ‘Day Out of Time’ for the newest spiritual movement and it’s push for global calendar reform. It’s called ‘Dreamspell’, a cross between astrology and a new religion that has appropriated the knowledge of the ancient Maya and their 13 moon calendar and packaged it for mainstream consumption.
Rennison rigorously references a wide array of recent discoveries in astrophysics and beyond that point to a plasma-electrical universe that is directly affecting life on earth now. In this far ranging interview with Rak Razam she also weaves in a solid metaphysical understanding of the spiritual implications for this energy transformation, mapping it against indigenous mythology and experiential practice.