Gordon R. Freeman

Gordon Freeman was born on the dry prairie in Hoffer, Saskatchewan, in 1930. He is a Professor Emeritus of Chemistry at the University of Alberta. He has published more than 450 science articles and three books.

He inherited his father's hobby of archaeology, which morphed into a passion for archaeoastronomy. He and his wife Phyl discovered an extensive, lace-like Sun Temple in southern Alberta. It contains a 5200-year-old calendar that is slightly more accurate than the Gregorian calendar now used internationally.

They took what they had learned in Alberta to England, and found that Stonehenge contains the same calendar. But the one in Stonehenge is only about 4400 years old. They also discovered a Sun Temple on Preseli Mountain in Wales, that is spookily similar to the one in Alberta.

On 1 October 2014 Gordon discovered the Sacred Spring in the Sun Temple on Preseli Mountain that is the source of the healing power attributed to the Bluestones that were transported from there to Stonehenge. A cromlech and cairn had been built over the Head of the Sacred Spring. Access to the Healing Water was from the southwest side of the Springhead. While accessing the Healing Water, the ailing person was facing northeast, the direction of the Sun rise at the Summer Solstice. The Sun is at its maximum strength at the Summer Solstice, and the rise symbolizes a new beginning.

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