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Date: Sat 19th November 2011 Start Time: 9:00pm Finish Time: 4:00am District: Warwick Cost of the event: ONLY £55! Spaces available   Payment Options Deposit £20.00 Pay Balance £35.00 Full Payment £55.00   Please Note:  To ensure your event runs as smoothly as possible we will send you a personal email with all the event details.  Thank you.

Masonic Mysteries of Guys Cliffe with Ian Lawman

The dark embrace of the night sky slowly highlights the silhouette of Guys Cliffe. On the surface it looks to be only a ruin, below the facade however is a place of legends andMystery.

Sited on a place of pagan significance the roots of Guys Cliffe history dates back to the 7^th Century when an Oratory was founded here.

The 10^th Century told stories of the legendary Sir Guy of Warwick who fell in love with lady Felice, a woman of higher social standing. In order to wed Lady Felice he must prove his valour in chivalric adventures, battling fantastic monsters and giants on his quest to become a knight. He returns to take his bride, but full of remorse for his violent past, he leaves on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land, later to return to live out his life as a hermit in a cave at the rear of Guys Cliffe.

Lady Felice, devastated with the loss of Sir Guy committed suicide by throwing herself from a cliff. Her ghost is said to walk the avenue of trees in the grounds of the mansion and is usually seen in September. The most recent sighting of the lady was only last year.

In the 1400’s Henry V came to visit the Earl of Warwick, he was dismayed by the state of the Oratory and decided to build a chapel on a grandly scale. The reformation for the monasteries brought about change and it was closed down. Henry VIII’s favourite subject, Sir Andrew Flamock built an Elizabethan manor on this site which existed until the early 1700’s.

Guys Cliffe House as it is now began life in 1750 by Samuel Greathed who derived his fortune from plantation ownership and the misery of slavery in the Caribbean.

A more recent legend is that of one of the most notorious magicians of his time. In 1889 Aleister Crowley was initiated into the Golden Dawn, one of the most influential occult groups in Britain. It is said that Aleister Crowley left the Golden Dawn in 1900 after a dispute with the Magus which resulted in a supposed magical battle with MacGregor Mathers. It is said that the battle took place in a cave on the mansion grounds.

World War 1 brought more negative energy to the buildings unsettled past as 600 wounded and dying soldiers were looked after here. The spirits of those dead soldiers have been reported on a number of occasions and have communicated through glass divination.

Guys Ciffe offers a unique ghost hunting experience in one of the most mysterious locations in the country.  Investigate haunted Masonic Temples, spooky caves and underground passageways.  Are you brave enough to join Mysteria Paranormal Events at one of the strangest locations you will encounter?

• History talk 
• Mediums & paranormal investigators will conduct a workshop to teach you how to increase your   sensitivity & skills required to carry out a successful ghost hunt. 
• Mediumship walk-around 
• Ghost hunting vigils 
• Use energy building equipment only used by Mysteria.   
• Refreshments will be available throughout the night. 

Now for the serious information of the event:

Please note: anyone under the influence of alcohol or drugs are not permitted, and will be asked to leave.

£20 deposit will secure your booking; full payment is required one month before the event.  Please contact Mysteria Ltd on tel No 01457 877008 between the hours of 10am to 9pm.

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