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Ruggles, Clive L. N. (2005). "Ley Lines". Ancient Astronomy: An Encyclopaedia of Cosmologies and Myth. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. pp.224–226. ISBN 978-1-85109-477-6. Ley lines and sacred geometry vibrational energy are the patterns of life. For example, the Nautilus shell’s logarithmic spiral enables it to grow without changing shape. Similarly, honeybees construct hexagonal cells to hold honey. It is a perfect structural shape that can endure impacts and harsh temperatures. Ancient cultures ascribed particular meanings to these patterns for reasons which escape modern man. A mainstream BBC news article (10) discusses the mysterious nature of these energy ley lines and the planetary grid. How Can I Use This Knowledge? The Malvern Hills in the United Kingdom, said by Alfred Watkins to have a ley line passing along their ridge However, it is also true that if you place a hundred random points on a map, much of them will, too, appear to show correlation and alignment. Monuments and historical landmarks in Britain are, to say the least, extremely numerous. Living on the outskirts of Winchester, the ancient capital of Wessex and England, I was well placed for this new hobby. There were ample tumuli, old churches, and earthworks to explore, but finding alignments wasn’t easy. This was a long time before the Web, Google Earth, and apps that make it easy to be an armchair explorer.

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Any study of ley lines and the earth’s energy network will inevitably include touching upon the history of Britain and elsewhere, astroarchaeology, terrestrial zodiacs, sacred geometry, dowsing, myth & legend, folklore & local customs, the Occult, the Western Mystery Tradition, the world of Faery, Paganism & Christianity, Shamanism, and more besides. Some of them may represent trade routes, but to say that all of them together represent a single network is highly questionable. Ley Lines Still A Popular Idea Once you put a foot on the path you are likely to be lead into all kinds of new avenues of exploration, research, and adventure.

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Science is defined in the dictionaries as the pursuit of the unknown, yet science today is coming more and more to insist that it not be bothered with this, and it has reached a point where anything that is not already known is frowned upon.” — Ivan T. Sanderson 1) The Bermuda Triangle Therefore, it may not necessarily imply a great deal that you can draw these lines—at least in the south of England as he did. Furthermore, the idea that they represented ancient trade routes is not entirely sound either. Many of these ‘trade routes’ would cut straight lines over large hills and otherwise insurmountable, or at least inconvenient, obstacles. Going around these obstacles would have been much easier than going through them (especially if carrying a lot of trade goods). The title of Dee’s key work Monas Hieroglyphica is also the name for a symbol he devised. That symbol can be seen along the ley line. David has been working as a healer, therapist and researcher for more than 40 years. He is the author of six books including The Healer Within and Working With Earth Energies

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Hutton, Ronald (2009). "Modern Druidry and Earth Mysteries". Time and Mind: The Journal of Archaeology, Consciousness and Culture. 2 (3): 313–331. doi: 10.2752/175169609X12464529903137. S2CID 143506407.Michell repeated his beliefs in his 1969 book The View Over Atlantis. [24] Hutton described it as "almost the founding document of the modern earth mysteries movement". [1] Here he interpreted ley lines by reference to the Chinese concept of lung mei energy lines. He proposed that an advanced ancient society that had once covered much of the world had established ley lines across the landscape to harness this lung mei energy. [25] Translating the term lung mei as "dragon paths", he reinterpreted tales from English mythology and folklore in which heroes killed dragons so that the dragon-slayers became the villains. [26] Hutton later noted that Michell's ideas "embodied a fervent religious feeling, which though not Christian was heavily influenced by Christian models", adopting an "evangelical and apocalyptic tone" that announced the coming of an Age of Aquarius in which ancient wisdom would be restored. [23] Michell invented various claims about archaeological evidence to suit his purpose. [27] He viewed archaeologists as antagonists, seeing them as the personification of the modern materialism he was railing against. [23] Leys and their accompanying energy lines probably occur all over the world and have been used by shamen, pagans, and others who are attuned to the network for millenia. Since my interest was sparked in the 1970s I’ve noticed how there’s not only a growing acceptance of them but also a widening belief that they form an energy grid that surrounds our planet. Sacred Destinations. "Sedona Vortexes." 2015. (Jan. 14, 2015) http://www.sacred-destinations.com/usa/sedona-vortexes Mark stones (used for navigational purposes) and standing stones (used for rituals and other ceremonies) are also found across the Herefordshire countryside. Watkins believed that mark stones like the “whetstone” found at Hergest Ridge or the stone found in the corner of an old house in the village of Pembridge marked important places of trade, and also fell into ley alignment. To the south, the line passes exactly between both wings of the Old Royal Naval College, right on the south bank of the river in Greenwich. It is on the spot where once stood Placentia Palace, the birthplace of Elizabeth I. A bit further south, it passes through the Queen’s House.