Ley lines

A ley line is an alignment not an energy line. The term was first used in Britain to describe alignments of sacred sites. It was noticed that certain of these places were all on a straight line.

The sites themselves are often standing stones or stone circles and have sometimes been replaced by churches. They tend to run fairly straight but I have discovered that is only a local phenomena. If you follow a ley for any distance it invariably bends, sometimes that can even be away from the Earth and up into space.

See are ley lines really straight?

They can also follow the old straight tracks used by ancient peoples. Theses tracks were built on by the Romans who paved them and turned them into roads. The Romans called them streets, Watling street in southern England is a good example.

Earth energies wiggle about between the ancient sites and are very seldom straight. They aren’t purely Earth energies either. The power which circulates is a mixture of Earth’s own energies and those energies that come here from the cosmos and feed her. Good dowsers can often detect multiple energies within a line. They sometimes flow in different directions. There are 12 rays or sub divisions of this energy and all or one may be present.

This energy is what provides what some refer to as chi, prana, ruah, life force.