Glastonbury is a centre for mystics, earth spirits and such like, a substantial part of what makes Glastonbury unique. A walk down Glastonbury High Street encounters many retail outlets focused on the broad mystic subject and you'll encounter quite a few people in characterture strolling around on their everyday business.

You have a good chance of there being some kind of allied exhibition or meeting taking place.

Back 2,000 years ago the Celts believed Glastonbury Tor was a gateway to the underworld. The White Spring at the foot of Glastonbury Tor is now being turned into a Temple for such people who are into Mother Earth and mystic beliefs.

Natural geomagnetic lines in the earth, (ley lines) come together at Glastonbury.

One such ley line called 'The Michael line'. 'The Michael line' flows down from the Tor and then passes through the other major Glastonbury sites – Chalice Well, the Abbey and Wearyall Hill

Glastonbury claims to be Avalon and to be the final resting place of King Arthur. The nearby hill fort at South Cadbury has long been suggested as the location for Camelot.

According to legend after Arthur's many exploits and stories concerning his Knights, the Round Table and the Holy Grail, he was wounded by Mordred at the battle of Camlan. This was around the year 542 and he was then taken across the water to the Isle of Avalon for his wounds to be healed.

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