Stonehenge

Regarding to C. Hibbert article, I would say Stonehenge was and still is quite interesting and important part of England history. Particularly, it is because we can realize how some civilizations or specific groups of people can disappear but, they are still alive through time. Clearly, Stonehenge is a representation of it. Thanks to this magic ruins; nowadays we are able to access to this culture which calls the attention of many people around the world, including myself.

Regarding to Stonehenge’s mystery, it has been claimed by experts and archaeologists that this was a place of healing where people used to go there to obtain recovery because of its medicinal properties, transforming this place as a temple. This is particularly interesting to me. Reading the article, I could not stop to think in how wonderful could be the relationship among human beings and nature and also how as humans we build our life within it. Stonehenge is a clear demonstration of it because we realized the important role of the man in the construction of the history in terms of his beliefs.

Thanks to the text, I travelled through time. I imagined people from that ancient time doing those sorts of rituals to invoke the power of nature as a special energy belonged to the Universe. I feel as though it is a love demonstration of Cosmos to them. It remains me that the relation we have with nature, encourages us to find a place in the history that we have been building for long centuries. For this, Stonehenge is important to me. Probably, these ruins has a secret meaning related to our spiritual essence as human beings that we have not been able to discover yet or probably, it invites us to know more about our past to understand how we should understand nature.