Pushkin.

This is an I-Heart podcast.

This is an I-Heart podcast. Some people are squeezing their way in between the stones. There's people who are standing very quietly,

there's somebody who's doing kind of calisthenic movement.

There's a little hint of marijuana on the air.

Bring forth new opportunities and beginning. One Equinox, i came to see the sunrise at stonehenge

every time someone says stonehenge in a documentary or at least the first time there has to be a cosmic

chord don't complain to me about it I don't make the

rules I think I can hear somebody with a temple gong or a singing bowl or something

like that on the equinox day and night are of almost equal lengths so I've come to

see the sunrise at Stonehenge.

Let's go find where the tones are coming from.

These days you can't get very near the stones out on the middle of Salisbury Plain.

Visitors are kept at a distance to avoid damage.

But British pagans say this site is crucial for their faith.

In the past, they've even fought police to get access to the stones.

So finally, the body that manages the site, English Heritage, agreed that on four days a year,

people could be allowed to worship here.

This is one of those mornings.

The we invoke, O light of light.

Be we invoke, O light of life.

Be thou a bright flame before us.

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