All over the world, the sacred sites of the ancients began to reenergize.
At Carnac in northern France, location of the world's largest collection of menhirs, blue light blasted
from more than a thousand standing stones.
In Spain, Czechoslovakia, and Bulgaria, hidden caves that knew the dreams and spells of sorcerers
before the Ice Age were bathed in violet waves. Those few people in the caves—spelunkers and a
University of Vienna anthropology team—suffocated within seconds.
The once-holy Mediterranean island of Malta was engulfed in a green mist that seeped from the
ancient, subterranean Goddess sanctuaries.
Lhasa, Tibet's holiest city, lit up in the biggest "fireworks" display ever seen.
In Russia and China, throughout Japan and Southeast Asia, forces that had slumbered for millennia
awakened and threatened to bring disaster in their wake.