The Dragon Project Trust
Researches into rumours about the power and properties of ancient “sacred” sites.

Gallery - Ancient Sites Dreamwork Programme

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This 5,000-year-old dolmen is one of the sites used for the dreamwork programmeThis jagged peak in the Preseli hills of Wales was another of the 4 sites selected for the dreamwork programme. (See also the Physical Monitoring gallery)This Iron Age 'fogou', a subterranean passageway and chamber of unknown purpose, was another of the 4 selected dreamwork sites. Being granite in construction, it was mildly radioactiveThis is the fourth and final of the 4 selected DPT dreamwork sites. Actually, it isn't the spring at Madron itself but the roofless ancient chapel nearby where healings took place over past centuries. The water comes from the spring via a granite conduit (thus making the water mildly radioactive) and bubbles into a receptacle well (seen here) in the corner of the little chapel. Interestingly, sleeping inside the chapel was part of the old healing ritualA dreamwork volunteer's tent high up on Carn Ingli. Another day, another dream session. Dreams on this magnetic anomaly peak seems to have encouraged lucid dreaming in some volunteersOrganising a dreamwork session at the Chun Quoit dolmenA dreamwork volunteer enters the fogou ready for an all-night sleep sessionA dreamwork volunteer prepares for a night session inside the chamber attached to the fogouA dreaming session in progressGabrielle Hawkes meditating on Carn Ingli. Gabrielle was the key on-site facilitator for the dream sessions, and the main transcriber of the audio-recorded dreams, work also undertaken by Charla Devereux. Tom Henderson-Smith was also a major on-site facilitator. Various other dedicated people acted as facilitators as well, to sit with the volunteer dreamers, and, alerted by rapid eye movements (REM) indicating dreaming sleep, to wake them and immediately audio-record any dreams they had.An entirely new edition of this classic account of the DPT will be appearing later in 2013 or early 2014. It will contain newly edited and updated material based on the original book, plus the most extensive report on the dreamwork program ever published