Glastonbury Stone Circle Laughing Gas Ban

Glastonbury organisers have asked people not to bring laughing gas to the Stone Circle this year.

12:53 29 April 2015

Glastonbuy organisers ban laughing gas from Stone Circle scared place. 

 

Liz Eliot, co-ordinator of the Green Fields, wrote in a website: "I'm writing to ask for your help in reclaiming the King's Meadow.” 

 

"It breaks our hearts to see our Sacred Space used this way.

 

"It's become known as a place where people take nitrous oxide, a damaging drug which pollutes our beautiful field with noise, litter and N2O gas (a greenhouse gas which is 298 times more polluting than carbon dioxide)."

 

She added: The King's Meadow area is an important "place where people can gather in peace, for fun and spiritual awakenings.” 

 

"For those who don't know, the stone circle represents the major stars of constellation Cygnus.

 

"Its swan flies towards the Midsummer sunrise, with the sun rising exactly over the stone representing the swan's head.

 

"Our hope is that if anyone enters the sacred space, consciously or unconsciously, they will be irrevocably changed by their interaction with Spirit."