Yesterday I wandered into a dream.
Tucked away in the rolling green of Cornwall, just a breath from the sea, lies a perfect circle of nineteen granite stones: the Merry Maidens. Legend says they were once young girls turned to stone for dancing on the Sabbath. Now they stand silent, timeless, watching the wind ripple through the grass like forgotten music.
📍 Location: Near St Buryan, Cornwall
🪨 Age: Estimated to be over 4,000 years old
🔮 Purpose: Likely a Neolithic ceremonial site, possibly aligned with lunar or solar events
What struck me was the stillness. No crowds. No noise. Just the hush of ancient presence. I sat cross-legged in the circle, the stones forming a perimeter around me like guardians of thought. The energy there is subtle but profound. It’s the kind of place where your mind stops racing and your breath syncs with the earth.
If you’re into meditation, spiritual reflection, or just want to feel like you’ve stepped into a forgotten chapter of human history, this place is magic.
🌸 Tips for Visiting:
Go early or near sunset for solitude and golden light
Bring something to sit on, the ground can be damp
Respect the site: no litter, no climbing
Try a barefoot walking meditation around the circle. It is grounding in ways I can’t explain
I left feeling lighter. Like the stones had absorbed something heavy I didn’t know I was carrying.
If you ever find yourself in Cornwall, go. And if you’ve already been, tell me your experience! I’m collecting stone circle stories like charms on a bracelet.
