London's Ley Lines Pathways of Enlightenment

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Mr. Sanderson identified 12 areas he calls Vile Vortices. These are locations with strange and unexpected electrical and magnetic activity. The spots around these places are an unusual number of marine and aircraft disappearances. Sailors and pilots frequently report instruments that fail. So, today travelers still avoid these areas if possible.

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Expeditions to both the north and south poles are dangerous ventures. Temperature and unpredictable weather make vile vortices responsible for many lost lives. 5) Karachi

An interesting connection came to light recently while reading Exogenesis Hybrid Humans by Bruce and Daniella Fenton in which the authors mention the idea that the Akashic Records are said to be stored in the Earth’s magnetic field. A sort of cloud computing storage for every thought, deed, and action that has ever occurred.

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I Googled "ley line map uk", it was from here http://blindcatwhiskers.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/collection-of-maps-of-leylinesmagnetic.html Obviously, the tale is apocryphal. There is no evidence except the very circumstantial. If the Marlowe version is to be believed, the dark magic ritual must have been performed at the end of May 1593. That is when official history says the playwright met a violent end in a tavern brawl in Deptford, just south of the Thames in the east of London.

See my above post. It's got nothing to do with connecting random points on a map, though all its critics seem to think that's what it is. 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. Hauser, Kitty (2008). Bloody Old Britain: O. G. S. Crawford and the Archaeology of Modern Life. London: Granta. ISBN 978-1-84708-077-6.

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He derived the term ‘ley’ from an Anglo-Saxon word meaning a clearing out of a wooden space, as many places in the area had the word ley in the name. For example, structures which are considered haunted are often said to be much more active, even dangerous, when along a ley line. Again, ideas such as this originated much later than Watkins’ original book, but are certainly the overall perception of the phenomenon today. Stephen, I found out about the omphalos via an oblique reference in, I think, Fortean Times. How did you find it? Watkins’ original revelation occurred in Herefordshire, a county rich with historical monuments. Herefordshire is in the south west of England, indeed not terribly far from Stonehenge. Whether the lines were networks of landmarks intended to guide alien visitors to population centres or were wellsprings of natural energy, or whether they are nothing at all, the idea has become so popular that it can be really difficult to ignore it.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. Yes, I know, it’s that vague New Age term energybut ask an experienced dowser to show you how it’s detected in the field and you’ll at least see a demonstration of something there. An experienced dowser might be sort that the geology, oil, water, and gas companies employ for locating fresh resources (butdon’t like to admit that they do). I’ve reviewed the former in a separate post. As the line extends the length of Britain there’s a good chance that (if you’re in the UK) you’re not far some of the points on the line. some people remembered what had happened here and cared enough about it to commemorate the spot. Perhaps the secret society that created the omphalos is still around to guard it. In fact, as you follow the ley line from the omphalos south to the river, you notice that almost the entire stretch is undeveloped: parks, gardens, football pitches.