London's Ley Lines Pathways of Enlightenment

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Part of the popularity of ley hunting was that individuals without any form of professional training in archaeology could take part and feel that they could rediscover "the magical landscapes of the past". [31] Ley hunting welcomed those who had "a strong interest in the past but feel excluded from the narrow confines of orthodox academia". [32] The ley hunting movement often blended their activities with other esoteric practices, such as numerology and dowsing. [33] The movement had a diverse base, consisting of individuals from different classes and of different political opinions: it contained adherents of both radical left and radical right ideologies. [34] Ley hunters often differed on how they understood the ley lines; some believed that leys only marked a pre-existing energy current, whereas others thought that the leys helped to control and direct this energy. [35] They were nevertheless generally in agreement that the ley lines were laid out between 5000 BCE and 2600 BCE, after the introduction of agriculture but before the introduction of metal in Britain. [36] For many ley hunters, this Neolithic period was seen as a golden age in which Britons lived in harmony with the natural environment. [35] The Malvern Hills in the United Kingdom, said by Alfred Watkins to have a ley line passing along their ridge Mathematics and geometry are subjects that intrigue many people. Geometry, in particular, is interesting because we can see it in action when we put sand on a flat surface. We vibrate the surface, and a shape appears in the sand. As we change the frequency of the vibration, different geometric shapes appear. One of the deepest locations under water is the Hebrides Trench. It is between Vanuatu and New Caledonia’s islands. Its deepest point is over 25,000 feet (7,600 meters). Who knows what’s down there? 10) The Megalithic Ruins of Algeria Organisations like the British Pilgrimage Trust and the Gatekeeper Trust are encouraging people to get off the sofa and go offline.

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Williamson, Tom; Bellamy, Liz (1983). Ley Lines in Question. Tadworth: World's Work. ISBN 978-0-43719-205-9. Marcus, Clare Cooper (1987). "Alternative Landscapes: Ley-Lines, Feng-Shui and the Gaia Hypothesis". Landscape. 29 (3): 1–10. At this time, people came to believe that the lines themselves somehow held great energy, and that they in fact spanned the whole globe—not just Britain. The lines were vectors for magnetic energy running throughout the entire world. Examples of Ley LinesThe latter is actually about the Greenwich Meridian but you’ll soon realise as you read the book that the author (someone who has been researching and writing since the 1970s) suggests the meridian is itself evidence of a major channel on the Earth’s energy grid.

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We can identify these patterns in nature. For instance, the hexagon is the structure of beehives and the dragonfly’s eyes. We find this design on many turtles. The spiral is another typical geometric pattern, with hurricanes, pinecones, and the Nautilus shell. The beehive is an example of how this structure can connect living things.Before intensive farming had rapidly changed the landscape, prehistoric Britain would have been covered in dense woodland, making it very difficult to navigate. I Googled "ley line map uk", it was from here http://blindcatwhiskers.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/collection-of-maps-of-leylinesmagnetic.html Even if you don’t live near one of these energy conduits, you can still connect with this energy. For example, there are many practitioners of distance healing practices, like Reiki. Several processes facilitate healing and spiritual exploration. It is not uncommon to find that many Shamanic healers trace their lineage to regions along these ley lines. Many use energy collection as an integral component of their routine health and wellness strategy. In his 1961 book Skyways and Landmarks, Tony Wedd published his idea that Watkins' leys were both real and served as ancient markers to guide alien spacecraft that were visiting Earth. [21] He came to this conclusion after comparing Watkins' ideas with those of the French ufologist Aimé Michel, who argued for the existence of "orthotenies", lines along which alien spacecraft travelled. [22] Wedd suggested that either spacecraft were following the prehistoric landmarks for guidance or that both the leys and the spacecraft were following a "magnetic current" flowing across the Earth. [22] I offer a full service in clearing and re-setting disturbed subtle energies in homes and places of work, including dealing with geopathic stress and advising on electro-magnetic pollution. All properties can be affected by negative or disturbed energies but this is especially so in older properties, houses and flats. Homes often need a periodic spring clean at an energetic level.