London's Ley Lines Pathways of Enlightenment

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Extensive research has been done on some of the UK’s most important ley lines. Two that are worthy of close attention are The Spine of Albion by Gary Bilcliffe and Caroline Hoare, and The Axis of Heaven by Paul Broadhurst and Gabriele Trso.

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Crystal, Ellie. "Earth's Grid Systems." CrystalLinks. 2015. (Jan. 14, 2015) http://www.crystalinks.com/grids.html Polar lights (aurora Polaris) are natural phenomena in the northern and southern hemispheres. Their scientific name, Aurora borealis, is also called northern lights, and southern lights are called aurora australis. 4) The South Pole However, in the 1960s, there was a huge revival of interest in his work and in the idea, as there was in many kinds of esoteric and non-mainstream notions. I think the notion of ley lines is interesting... But not too sure how much credence I put into them. We see how certain frequencies cause vibrations that form specific geometric patterns. These patterns are part of a larger scheme and lead to sacred geometry theory (9). Sacred geometry is the idea that geometric shapes are the infrastructure for the universe.The Malvern Hills in the United Kingdom, said by Alfred Watkins to have a ley line passing along their ridge From the 1940s through to the 1960s, the archaeological establishment blossomed in Britain due to the formation of various university courses on the subject. This helped to professionalise the discipline, and meant that it was no longer an amateur-dominated field of research. [13] It was in the latter decade of this period that a belief in ley lines was taken up by members of the counterculture, [13] where—in the words of the archaeologist Matthew Johnson—they were attributed with "sacred significance or mystical power". [20] Ruggles noted that in this period, ley lines came to be conceived as "lines of power, the paths of some form of spiritual force or energy accessible to our ancient ancestors but now lost to narrow-minded twentieth-century scientific thought". [19] Of course, the modern ley line enthusiasts take a much different world view to most scientists, and indeed there’s nothing inherently unbelievable about the notion of energy running through certain points of the Earth’s crust. Watkins’ original notion, however, that they were simply trade routes, has too been largely rejected by mainstream science. 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. 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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A study by David George Kendall used the techniques of shape analysis to examine the triangles formed by standing stones to deduce if these were often arranged in straight lines. The shape of a triangle can be represented as a point on the sphere, and the distribution of all shapes can be thought of as a distribution over the sphere. The sample distribution from the standing stones was compared with the theoretical distribution to show that the occurrence of straight lines was no more than average. [53] Center: John Dee’s Monas Hieroglyphica. Left: that symbol on the ley line. Right: woman-with-fish statue in the middle of the circle. Credit: Dark Lines of London. Karachi is the home of the ancient city of Mohenjo-Daro. It is one of the earliest major cities. Karachi is on southern Pakistan’s coastline in a natural harbor on the Arabian Sea. And it is where we find ground zero for detonating ancient nuclear weapons. 6) Hamakua therefore begin to gauge the strength of a ley-line according to its length, accuracy of deviation, numberTo 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.