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Books by Peter Knight
“…profound gifts”
1) Thirteen Moons (immediately below) 2) Ancient Stones of Dorset 3) Sacred Dorset
4) Dorset Pilgrimages (A Millennium Handbook) 5) NEW: The Wessex Astrum - Sacred Geometry in a Mystical Landscape
(6) CD-ROM
1) Thirteen Moons ~ Conversations with the Goddess
A “factual novel” - Illustrated - 352p – RRP £9.99 - ISBN: 978 1 905553 15 0
Published by Stone Seeker Publishing, January 2007
Signed copies from the author £9.99 + p&p.
About the book
Only a few copies left from Peter (due to be reprinted in autumn 2009).
Sample of reviews:
“Bought your book 13 Moons. I am in awe of it and want to share the knowledge. I'd also like to get a half dozen of the books to share with others here in the US. It has had a profound affect on my spiritual path, I want to spread the joy! “
Cathy Prettyman, USA.
“ Once in a blue moon, a special book like Peter Knight’s comes along…”
Geoff Ward, author of Spirals – Patterns of Existence
“No sooner had I left the shop and settled on the grass by the Devils Chair (Avebury) my nose was glued…. page after page, you know that feeling you get when its going to be a good read… Thirteen Moons has opened my mind and soul. I understand it was YOUR pilgrimage with the earth mother, but the more I read the more I felt I was with you on your journey.”
Mandi (Hampshire)
“I am just reading 13 Moons and have found it most inspiring and interesting –
especially in relation to earth energies at sacred sites.” Len Stafford.
“What an awesome read… incredible!”
Rose Schreier, Las Vegas, USA.
“I bought a copy of 13 Moons from you… and wanted to say I thought it was fantastic! I am inspired to go to Avebury & hug stones!”
Jen Smith (Surrey)
“The text contains a wealth of information about sacred sites, megalithic monuments,
ley lines and folk tradition in the British Isles. This is the author's area of expertise.”
Druid Network website
“This humorous, semi-autobiographical novel makes brilliant reading… I can readily identify with the sites
and events described, and the fascinating encounters with totems, real-life animals, spirits, trees and, last but not least,
the omnipresent Goddess. The description of his journey was fun to read and the chronological
divisions into the chapters of his [the hero’s] itinerary made reading easier.”
Pauline Johnson, English Dept, Kiel University (review for Society of Ley Hunters.)
“This is both a profound and a profoundly excellent book… Parallels with Celestine Prophecy and The Da Vinci Code
will inevitably be drawn, but the truth is that this is a far, far better book… deserves to become a widely
read classic and I would love it to appear as a standard textbook on the reading lists of all courses on comparitive
religion, ecology and philosophy… the book has the potential to lead Mankind to fulfilment and love… Superb – buy it now.”
Jerry Bird, Editor, Merry Meet magazine (Spring issue, 2007).
“Peter writes with perceptive humour and keeps the mystical conversations with the Goddess
balanced with a down-to-earth reality… woven deftly into this lively narrative are important
esoteric threads… has a solid ring of truth which kept me reading.”
Jan Morgan Wood (editor), Sacred Hoop magazine.
“… an easy and entertaining read which flows as smoothly as the earth energies it describes.”
Roger Guttridge, Dorset author and journalist.
“… a strong ecological message… how to live in harmony with the planet…”
Daily Echo, Feb. 2007
“Bought your book at the Surrey Dowsers and have just finished it – I enjoyed it very much and agreed wholeheartedly with the content – thank you! Shall now send it up to a friend in Scotland who is very connected to Mother Earth and I know that she will love it too.” Heather.
“I picked up a copy of your book The Thirteen Moons after my first visit to the Goddess Temple
in Glastonbury and I have to say it had me hooked throughout”.
Janice Pritchard, Somerset.
“I was instantly drawn to your book, and now I know why. It was humorous, inspiring and reconnecting for me… it made me realise what are the most important things in Life again. Thank you for the gift that is your book.”
Sally Bull.
“… the book makes full use of Knight’s years of reseach and personal experience… providing both the locations
and the background knowledge for Thirteen Moons… lucidly and impressively conveyed…”
Roger Guttridge, Blackmore Vale Magazine. March 2007.
“The author’s humour and the ‘conversations’ with the Goddess are balanced with reality, making full use of his
research, experiences of sacred sites and knowledge of earth mysteries… a very informative read.”
South West Connection Magazine.
“Thirteen Moons is a passionate attempt to connect us with Nature and ancient wisdom…
Inspirational and uncomplicated… an accessible and optimistic rallying cry…”
Western Daily Press, Feb. 2007
“… a novel, but includes a huge amount of genuine earth mysteries info on British sacred sites.”
Inner Bookshop, Oxford.
“I have just finished your book, and I would like to say thankyou. I feel I have at last found a book
that will make sense of my path… in a non-threatening, easy to read way.”
Caroline, Wiltshire.
“Thirteen Moons is absolutely fabulous, couldn't put it down. So nice to feel like I'm not alone regarding wyrd
experiences I've had over the years… keep up the good work.”
Tammy Nash (via e-mail)
Thirteen Moons – Conversations with the Goddess is Peter Knight’s fifth book, published in February 2007 by Stone Seeker Publishing. In 2007 we witnessed thirteen full moons – there are two in June! The book’s launch is being complemented by a series of illustrated presentations by the author, each consisting of images and insights from the novel - At sacred sites across Europe, the Goddess has revealed lessons concerning leys lines, earth energies, sacred sites, ecological issues, the Grail, Mary Magdalene, crop circles, sacred geometry and how to connect with the Earth Spirit. She divulges what the human experience is really about and how we can live fulfilling lives in harmony with the Planet – before it’s too late! Signed copies are available direct from the author or at any of his events.
Articles based on Thirteen Moons have appeared in SW Connection, Avalon Magazine and Pentacle.
Overview of the book:
If you were out one night in a ruined church, how would you react if your head were suddenly filled with an elder voice professing to be the Earth Goddess? This happened to our hero, just an ordinary chap really, on a somewhat disillusioned spiritual path. His world was turned inside out. Through him the Earth Mother has revealed profound insights on how to interact with the land and sacred sites. He is shown such secrets as the meaning of the Grail, Mary Magdalene, crop circles, sacred sites, ley lines, earth energies, sacred geometry, to help us reconnect with the Earth and learn what the human experience is really about. Visions, dreams and synchronicities guide him to receive ancient wisdom at Rosslyn Chapel and Temple Church (two Da Vinci Code localities), Stonehenge, Avebury, Glastonbury, the New Forest, as well as Ireland, Brittany and Dartmoor, including spectacular visions from the top of the London Eye. Along the way he meets his totem animals, converses with the Oak King and others who revere the Goddess. However, he also encounters opposition to the new teachings, from those who hold more orthodox beliefs. His astonishing journey reveals profound messages for Mankind, including 13 Insights - before it’s too late!
Incredibly, Thirteen Moons is semi-autobiographical, as Peter Knight draws upon his own research and knowledge of our spiritual heritage. Much of Peter’s own spiritual journey unfolded whilst researching Thirteen Moons, mirroring his own simultaneous growth. He retells, through the hero’s exploits, many of his own discoveries and profound experiences at sacred sites. The novel is refreshingly laced with the author’s caustic humour and strewn with amusing anecdotes, including his own take on religion and personal growth.
Thirteen Moons also contains details of the localities visited by our hero, as well as particulars of the 13 Moons Tours, offering the chance to experience these sacred sites with the author, so that you too can walk the path of 13 Moons.
Click here for signed copies of Thirteen Moons direct from Peter for £9.99 + P&P 1.50
2) Ancient Stones of Dorset £12.95
13th Anniversary and still in print! The Classic work on Dorset’s sacred sites and ley lines.
Published in 1996 by Power Publications
208 pp (gloss finish), 147 photographs and 132 drawings, bibliography, index
Still the most comprehensive work on Dorset’s stone circles, megaliths and ancient crosses
Maps of dozens of ley lines, plus site plans, diagrams and directions/grid references.
The first edition sold out! Recently reprinted, and still selling steady!
Signed copies are available direct (Click here).
Signed copies by credit card via this link to Amazon.co.uk (Peter is the seller “Stoneseeker2” –
his entry says “signed copies from the author”)
“An indispensable guide to Dorset’s ancient places.”
Dorset Echo.
