Holy chapels
The sacred chapels of Brittany are often built on sites considered sacred since pre-Christian times, such as places of Druidic worship or megalithic sites. According to some traditions, these places are located on energy lines, called "ley lines," which connect sacred sites across the landscape. These lines are seen as channels of earth energy, influencing the spiritual and physical well-being of the individuals who visit them. The chapels themselves are often aligned according to precise geometric and astronomical principles, aimed at maximizing their harmony with natural forces. For example, the altar's orientation toward the east symbolizes the reception of divine light, while the arrangement of the windows may be aligned with the solstices or equinoxes, marking cosmic cycles.
Cathedral Saint-Anne d'auray
The Basilica of Sainte-Anne d’Auray stands as a profound testament to Brittany's spiritual heritage, intertwining its rich esoteric history with a sense of cosmic purpose. This sanctuary, the sole site of St. Anne's apparition in the world, serves as a beacon of faith, healing, and celestial alignment.
Chapel Faouet
the Sainte-Barbe du Faouët Chapel remains a place of pilgrimage, attracting those seeking to reconnect with Breton spiritual traditions. Its natural setting and history make it a site conducive to meditation and contemplation, inviting everyone to a deep connection with the past and the mysteries of the Breton land.
