Often it seems writers are attracted to places that stimulate connections with Synchromysticism. Aldous Huxley wrote his novel "Nineteen Eighty-Four" on the Island of Jura. "The same place that Saint Columba's uncle, St. Ernan, has been legendarily connected with Jura via the 'lost' religious community of Hinba, though current academic thought is leaning more towards Jura being the location of this important retreat. Jura's location close to the ancient capital of Dunadd, Alba (Scotland), would also make it a logical choice for a retreat, it would seem. St. Columba during his life was very politically involved, to the point that the first king crowned and 'blessed by God' in Europe was King Aedan of Alba; this was accomplished after an angel of God visited St. Columba on 'Hinba' (Jura) and told him to do so - though after considerable argument between St. Columba and the angel."
King Aedan is said to be buried somewhere around Campbeltown area (KILKERRAN Church?) , and could be the father of legendary KIng Arthur(Arturius)?




