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pleasuredome
28-01-2008, 05:33 PM
many years ago i had a suspicion that there was a ley line that ran through the town of where my parents live, Coalville, Leicestershire. the particular part that they lived in seemed to have an usually high number of paranormal problems. also the adjacent villages of Whitwick and Thringstone are well known to have the same problems. these three areas were in line with each other, so this is why i had a suspicion.
a few years later i began to read up on ley lines. i learned that they generally run in a straight line and that they tend to pass through churches, castles, and stately homes.
so i got out a map drew a straight line through the 3 areas and the line which went towards the west side of Leicester, to a place called Kirby Muxloe where there is a castle ruin.
i then drew the line going north which went through Breedon-on-the-Hill, past the west side of Derby, and it then hit Arbor Low which is a well known stone circle near Buxton. having done this i was pretty sure i was right about there being a ley line.
i later learned that Thringstone used to have a stone circle where only one stone remains standing in a field next to the ruins of a 13th century nunnery, of Grace Dieu
some years later when i started using google earth, i thought i would use it to continue drawing a line through to the south of england and into europe. the main places i found on the line were these:
Naseby battlefield
Yardley Chase disused ammuntion depot
Woburn Estate
Elstree film studios
Westminster
Battle, Kent (battle of hastings)
Paris
it's interesting that 2 majorly important battlefields are on this line. both deciding the course of England's history.
as i took the line through to the south of france, i really didnt expect to find much until i came acrros a little town of Romans-sur-Isère. i couldnt believe it when i saw it on the map, because this is the town twinned with Coalville.
Coincidence??
zooming in on google earth along the line in england, there seemed to be quite a few old sites of pagan origin also, such as wells and churchs. also there seemed to far too many golf courses and quarries/earthworks. Breedon-on-the-Hill has a quarry and Coalville has Bardon Hill quarry, both are large and on the ley line. it could be the reason for creating the negative energy in the coalville/whitwick/thringstone area.
[copied from general forum]
cruise4
28-01-2008, 06:12 PM
I've got one by me with similar monuments, churches and things along it. What I want to know is how these buildings interact with the lines. I suspect its numerological by dimensions, shapes etc. but this needs working on.
You might like to check this thread:
http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13766&highlight=Cathie
pleasuredome
28-01-2008, 07:23 PM
hi cruise4,
there is a pentagon shaped megalith in north east leicester called the humber stone. most of it is buried in the ground, but many years ago it stood about 10ft tall. from what i recall, the stone weighs about 25t. some details of it are on here http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/295/
here's a quote from an interesting comment made on the site by a visitor:
"....The bad luck - if you can call it that - seems to still linger as within 10 minutes of my arrival yesterday two squad cars and 3 police officers harassed me at the site asking what I was doing on 'their land'! This is a public monument six feet from the highway and marked by a notice, by the way. They obviously have a policy of harassing visitors as one questioned me about ley lines - a bizarre, and somewhat disturbing experience...."
i am quite sure that there are not just many major leys but many more minor leys that seem to crisscross everywhere. they seem to link in with many natural and man made features. i think the shape of man made features plays a part in drawing/holding the line to it, as i'm of the impression that the energy line can move to a certain extent, and maybe also amplifying also.
here's a good source of info:
http://www.leyman.demon.co.uk
the more i think about this, the more im inclined to think that these energy lines hold play a part in the nature of reality
telana
28-01-2008, 07:31 PM
I live about a mile from Elstree Studios and it has a history of paranormal activity.If you are studying Ley lines you would do well to look at Glastonbury Tor.I spent the night on the Tor many years ago and it is an expperience I would recommend to anyone seeking to be enlightened.
cruise4
29-01-2008, 02:26 AM
OK... is this what they are...
They are built at points that harness the energy at certain points on the Global Grid. I would expect numbers such as 9 and 11 (Love and Light) etc. to be highly evident in dimensions, fixtures and fittings etc.
I encourage anyone to check this and report their findings.
These places are then used by the powers that be to perform horrific acts or as bad as possible. This has the effect of dampening down the energies of Love and Light using the example I have given. So battlefields would be a prime indicator I suggest. Does church worship play a role? Seems possible, I don't know. There are maybe sites that do the opposite.
They are taking us and our realm out of balance.
I have just posted a thread on the www.PrisonPlanet.com forum that goes into much of the base evidence for this and rather than do it again I will provide the link to that thread...
http://forum.prisonplanet.com/index.php?topic=24198.0
I am unsure whether you have to register or not. Some of the posts come from here, anyway, but they are all together there.
pleasuredome
29-01-2008, 07:09 PM
These places are then used by the powers that be to perform horrific acts or as bad as possible. This has the effect of dampening down the energies of Love and Light using the example I have given. So battlefields would be a prime indicator I suggest. Does church worship play a role? Seems possible, I don't know. There are maybe sites that do the opposite.
well this is what i was wondering when i was reading 'atlantis blueprint'... like with the pyramids, megalithic stucures, temples etc, around the world all having some mathematical relationship as also suggested by the likes of hancock. its amost like an ancient but continuing act of sorcery to affect our reality in some way.
as with other sites doing the opposite, its possible, but it could depend on the type of energy flowing through the area. this could be the reason why there's so many quarries, power stations etc on these lays to affect the energy in a negative way..... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2562675.stm
i'm listening to marko's interview on red ice. i'll have a look at the youtube vids when i get time. cheers for the links.
pleasuredome
29-01-2008, 07:13 PM
I live about a mile from Elstree Studios and it has a history of paranormal activity.If you are studying Ley lines you would do well to look at Glastonbury Tor.I spent the night on the Tor many years ago and it is an expperience I would recommend to anyone seeking to be enlightened.
thanks for that telana. are there any ancient features around elstree that you know of? what was your experience on the tor?
cruise4
29-01-2008, 08:57 PM
He's a bit despondant on that interview. Not suprising really. Hard to believe that vid sequence is 15 years old.
telana
30-01-2008, 03:45 PM
thanks for that telana. are there any ancient features around elstree that you know of? what was your experience on the tor?
Hi Pleasuredome,
cant say I know of any ancient features but Elstree does lie off wattling street which is an old Roman road that was built over the existing ancient road.My Tor expierince involved visions,aphirations,audios and physical entitys.Sorry to be vauge but it is something that has to be experienced by the individual without influance from others.Thirteen years later I am still trying to make sense of most of it.One thing I will say is that I did not sleep or feel tired for two days after.Good luck.
marpat
03-02-2008, 05:09 PM
I presently live near hadrians wll and never heard any stories of Roman ghosts, although that does not mean such things don't occur.
I also live within 20 miles of a huge stone circle called Long Meg but I can't say the atmospehere has anything that would be created by lots of nasty rituals going on there. People still leave offerings and requests at the main stone so I guess the site has a positive meaning for lots of people
marpat
03-02-2008, 05:14 PM
hi cruise4,
there is a pentagon shaped megalith in north east leicester called the humber stone. most of it is buried in the ground, but many years ago it stood about 10ft tall. from what i recall, the stone weighs about 25t. some details of it are on here http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/295/
here's a quote from an interesting comment made on the site by a visitor:
"....The bad luck - if you can call it that - seems to still linger as within 10 minutes of my arrival yesterday two squad cars and 3 police officers harassed me at the site asking what I was doing on 'their land'! This is a public monument six feet from the highway and marked by a notice, by the way. They obviously have a policy of harassing visitors as one questioned me about ley lines - a bizarre, and somewhat disturbing experience...."
i am quite sure that there are not just many major leys but many more minor leys that seem to crisscross everywhere. they seem to link in with many natural and man made features. i think the shape of man made features plays a part in drawing/holding the line to it, as i'm of the impression that the energy line can move to a certain extent, and maybe also amplifying also.
here's a good source of info:
http://www.leyman.demon.co.uk
the more i think about this, the more im inclined to think that these energy lines hold play a part in the nature of reality
Bit wierd that. I went to Long Meg for the Winter Solstice and I was suprised when a policeman and policewoman arrived by car, although they didn't harrass anybody but did seem to chat to a number of people generally. I don't get why the police would show any interest in such places. You don't see them arrive in vans during xmas church services so maybe there were there as some deterrent.
pedsi
03-02-2008, 06:20 PM
He's a bit despondant on that interview. Not suprising really. Hard to believe that vid sequence is 15 years old.
Hi cruise4
Yeh..I thought that too,he seemed at a very low ebb...You can sense the frustration,immagine the kind of stuff that must be going on in his head.
I've watched all 44 prts on you tube and listened to his interviews on red ice..the guys work is amazing a real life living genius I reckon.
It's all been very syncronistic for me...after reading Bentovs Stalking the wild pendulum I came across Rodins videos within a couple of days and its amazing how it all seems to fit in,although if I'm being honest I dont think I fully understand the true implications of his work and how we are being manipulated through the use of numbers in our reality.
Funnily enough he was asked on redice if he had read any of Bentovs work and he said no...which surprised me a lot.
Im allso surprised there hasn't been more discussion on the forum about Rodins work,maybe people are put off by the word "mathmatics" in the titles....Shame really:(
cruise4
03-02-2008, 08:54 PM
I wrote him an encouraging email :D
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 12:14 PM
the buckingham palace ley line
The alignment of the Mall, the impressive tree-lined approach to Buckingham Palace, with the Palace itself, points directly to Charing Cross, the ancient centre of London (adjacent to Trafalgar Square) from which distances to other places were measured.
In the other direction, the alignment passes through an impressive list of interesting places (including two other palaces), a large number of which seem to have royal connections. This is a ley line, an alignment of ancient sites - a phenomenon discovered in 1925 by Alfred Watkins of Hereford and found later to represent linear streams of an unknown energy type, but one which seems beneficial to living things. The energy stream of the Buckingham Palace ley was found by dowsing to be about twenty-three paces wide.
http://www.ahsoc.fsnet.co.uk/royal-ley/
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 12:24 PM
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/colvile.jpg
copt oak masts (coalville), situated about 1/2 mile from bardon hill. these masts are part of the old 'backbone' system.
Backbone had been conceived in 1954 for a wartime role but with a peacetime one of feeding international communications into the US listening base at Menwith Hill. Both authors mentioned that microwave systems like Backbone would be less vulnerable than cables to sabotage. With this thought in mind it is interesting to note a suggestion made in a book called “Roland Perry – the Fifth Man” which speculates that Baron Rothschild was the fifth man in the Cambridge spy ring.This book suggested that in the early 1960s the Russians funded a string of petrol stations in Britain under the name Nafta which were sited in out of the way places where they could be used as sabotage bases to destroy amongst other things the Backbone stations. This is perhaps not as far fetched as a recent suggestion that the Backbone masts were sited to coincide with “ley lines”.
http://www.subbrit.org.uk/rsg/features/backbone/index.shtml
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 01:02 PM
http://www.coalvilletowncentre.co.uk/images/coalville_pictures/MtStBernards4b.jpg
the monestery of mount st bernard's abbey. less than 1/2 mile from whitwick.
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/a558/a312/gallery/England/Notts_and_Leics/Altarstone_mt_St_Bernard_Abbey100.jpg
Standing Stones in Leicestershire and Rutland.
Near Whitwick, a so-called druidical 'Altar Stone' to the north-west of Mount Saint Bernard Abbey, the first monastery to be established in England after the Dissolution.
It is a large flat stone resting on other smaller stones. This seems unlikely to have anything to do with prehistoric Druids but may be the work of late eighteenth century gentry who had a fascination with the highly-imaginary 'revival' of Druidism that was then fashionable.
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=10097
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 01:22 PM
Bit wierd that. I went to Long Meg for the Winter Solstice and I was suprised when a policeman and policewoman arrived by car, although they didn't harrass anybody but did seem to chat to a number of people generally. I don't get why the police would show any interest in such places. You don't see them arrive in vans during xmas church services so maybe there were there as some deterrent.
it seems interesting that the police turn up to these places to nosey around and ask people questions. i wonder if there's a link between energy lines and public institutions... maybe even masonic lodges.
lookfar
04-02-2008, 01:38 PM
it seems interesting that the police turn up to these places to nosey around and ask people questions. i wonder if there's a link between energy lines and public institutions... maybe even masonic lodges.
I reckon they're told to turn up at sacred sites just to make their prescence known & make people feel uncomfortable. "We can't be having people enjoying the peaceful sacredness of a pagan site & communing with nature now can we - cmon move along now", lol!:rolleyes:
I also believe there's a definite link between these places & lodges etc. I'm sure there was a thread about it all a while ago on here somewhere. They're probably inserting negative energy into the ley lines to disrupt the flow somehow :(
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 01:45 PM
these 2 stone circles were created by Midland Quarry Products of the Hanson Group. their quarry is next to the town of Whitwick. the circles are in a wooded area of Whitwick. notice how the top picture has 12 outer stones and one big centre stone (weighing 10t). zodiac?
the bottom picture is of the smaller stone cicle about 50 yards away. when i visited the circle there were many mole hills around the perimeter of the circle but not one inside it.
why go to all this trouble to create these 2 stone circles?
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/arccircle1.jpg
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/arccircle2.jpg
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 03:41 PM
Belton
1.5 miles from Grace Dieu. one of the few villages left to retain a maypole. photo below from 1986
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/belton.jpg
"BELTON, a parish in Loughborough district, Leicester; 4½ miles NNE of Swannington r. station, and 6 WNW of Loughborough. Its statistics include the extra-parochial tract of Grace-Dieu; and its Post Town is Sheepshead, under Loughborough. Acres, 1,900. Real property, £5,259. Pop., 781. Houses, 161. The property is divided among a few. The living is a vicarage in the diocese of Peterborough. Value, £179.* Patron, the Marquis of Hastings. The church is a fine old edifice, with tower and spire; and contains a monument of Roesia de Verdun, the founder of Grace-Dieu nunnery. There are two dissenting chapels, a Roman Catholic chapel, a national school, and a great annual horse fair."
the marquis of hastings, the name taken from the 'Hastings', Sussex (wrongly posted it as Kent in first post). coincidence?
barons of the Hastings family had previously owned land in the area including Ashby de la Zouch castle.
http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:k3yjDbK0lUsJ:www.otway.com/family/docs/app_b.html+Marquis+of+Hastings+4th&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1&gl=uk
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 04:11 PM
Kirby Muxloe
http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/upload/img_400/em_kirbymuxloe_02.jpg
The picturesque remains – including the fine gatehouse and a complete corner tower – of a moated, brick-built fortified mansion begun in 1480 by Lord Hastings, but left unfinished after his execution by Richard III in 1483. link (http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/server/show/nav.001001001013002002005)
The traditional date on which William Lord Hastings was executed was Friday 13 June 1483. This is the date given by the Crowland Chronicler and it was not questioned by anyone until Sir Clements Markham agrued in the English Historical Review (henceforth cited as EHR) in 1891 (and repeated in his book Richard III: His Life and Character in 1906) that Hastings was in fact executed on 20 June, allowing time for a proper trial after his arrest on 13 June. He based his redating on a reinterpretation of a slightly ambiguous letter from Sir Simon Stallworth written on 21 June and describing the events in London. This rather implausible argument was ignored by everyone until 1972 when an article by Alison Hanham started a flurry of publications which only ceased in 1980. link (http://66.102.9.104/search?q=cache:FoyBzKIVUe0J:www.r3.org/basics/basic2.html+Lord+Hastings+1483+kirby&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=2&gl=uk)
chicken
04-02-2008, 04:13 PM
I live about a mile from Elstree Studios and it has a history of paranormal activity.If you are studying Ley lines you would do well to look at Glastonbury Tor.I spent the night on the Tor many years ago and it is an expperience I would recommend to anyone seeking to be enlightened.
Glastonbury Tor is on the St Michael's Line from St Michaels Mount to Norfolk........
It has connections with the Serpent Cults...... freemasonry particularly. I have lived mostly o this line Cornwall, Luton etc etc, which I thought was weird in itself. I just happened to pick up a book by Paul ~Broadhurst and Hamish Miller and there it was the line and I thought bloody eck or eeeeek!!
chicken
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 06:31 PM
Glastonbury Tor is on the St Michael's Line from St Michaels Mount to Norfolk........
where the st micheal's line crosses the line i'm talking about is Dunstable. i thought to myself, what the hell is there going to be of interest in Dunstable? well, there's some very interesting stuff here ive just found...
Five Knolls (origin circa 2000 BC)
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/img_fullsize/11044.jpg
....Five Knolls Round Barrows is an ancient burial place dating from the New Stone Age/ Late Bronze Age. It is actually a group of 7 round barrows. Consisting of 2 bowl barrows, 3 bell barrows, and 2 pond barrows.
Over 90 skeltons have been found here, about 30 of these had there hands tied. Finds are in Luton museum.
....The central burial, a female from the Bronze Age, has an artificial deformation of the skull common in Egypt at the time. All the other skeletons, on the outer surface of the mound, date to about 500 ad. They display many skeletonal abnormalities. Dunstable was once known as the 'Forum Dian-av' - Dian-av being the Celtic Goddess of Female Perfection. The 'Dun-' of Dunstable is the Celtic God Don. As Luton is Lud & Leighton is Lyr.
The churches around this mound are arranged in pairs - draw a line from a church, through the mound, and it will pass through another church on the other side! (The two modern Catholic churches do not fit into this "system".)
http://www.themodernantiquarian.com/post/11044/images/five_knolls.html
Dunstable Priory
http://www.galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk/webingres/bedfordshire/vlib/0.digitised_resources/0.images/dunstable_priory.jpg
The Priory Church of St. Peter, with its monastery, was founded by Augustinian Canons (monks), under the patronage of Henry I, in 1132. Henry I gave the Priory control of Dunstable.
The Norman style church was built in the form of a cross with a great tower at the crossing and with two smaller towers at the west end. link (http://www.galaxy.bedfordshire.gov.uk/webingres/bedfordshire/vlib/0.digitised_resources/dunstable_digitisation_az_topic_priorychurch.htm)
Legend of the Dunstable name
...the idea of the cave, post or staple and the omphalos associated with Dunstable brings to mind the cave at Royston(on the st michaels line) in Hertfordshire. Worthington-Smith, investigating the idea of a cave at Dunstable, reports that: 'A cellar, cut in the chalk, under the pavement and slightly under the road, belonging to one of the houses on the west side of Middle Row, is traditionally said to be the cellar or stable, of Dun. It is fabulously stated that a stake, with staple and ring, once existed in the cellar'.
The cave or cellar investigated by Worthington-Smith was also said to be connected to the Priory Church of Dunstable by means of an undiscovered secret passage.
link (http://www.indigogroup.co.uk/edge/Dunstabl.htm)
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 07:06 PM
Woburn Abbey
http://www.aboutbritain.com/images/attraction/woburnabbey1.jpg
as i mentioned before, just north of Dunstable on the ley line is Woburn Abbey, and guess who lives here...
the Russell family has lived here for almost 450 years and it is still their family home. link (http://www.aboutbritain.com/WoburnAbbey.htm)
pleasuredome
04-02-2008, 07:12 PM
so, would the police be interested to see who might be messing about on known points of interest on these lines because it could interfere with those who could be using it elsewhere in stately homes, palaces, lodges etc??
is the whole house of cards being fueled by a form of sourcery by using these energy lines?
marpat
04-02-2008, 09:33 PM
I think I am lucky to be living in Cumbria at the moment as it is full of ancient site.
One interesting things I read about leys was the idea of black streams. Bascially the ley energy turns negative and destructive due to things like major road building, etc. In one case a woman called a dowser to her farm where there were having all sorts of problems. The dowser indicated a black stream and altered it's polarity by using an angle iron hammered into the ground at a specific angle. Bit like accupuncture for the earth. Would love to get the chance to investigate these things.
marpat
04-02-2008, 09:38 PM
so, would the police be interested to see who might be messing about on known points of interest on these lines because it could interfere with those who could be using it elsewhere in stately homes, palaces, lodges etc??
is the whole house of cards being fueled by a form of sourcery by using these energy lines?
I have toyed with this idea, basically carrying out some positive work at a given point on a ley with the idea that it's effect will be carried by the energy stream. Guess the real problem then is how do you measure the success.
I still don't understand why the police turned up at the solstice and I think it unlikely that they just wanted to see what it is like while they were out on patrol. I wonder what they would do if they saw you carrying out a ritual of some sort :confused:
pleasuredome
05-02-2008, 05:02 PM
Leicester - The Centre of England
Bradgate Ley
http://www.crosbyheritage.co.uk/images/photos/oadby%20st%20peter%20%20008.jpg
The ley commences in the SE at the former village green at Oadby. Little of this is now left except a lawn and a seat, but the name of the inn alongside remembers the spot and depicts a maypole on its sign. Next to the village green is the church of St. Peter (62350038), where the external part of the building is almost entirely early 14th century. The ley's bearing seems to graze the SW corner of the tower.
...the ley crosses Leicester, passing through Stoneygate, Victoria Park, one end of the old market place and Cank Street, named after an ancient well situated there... The Romans considered what is now called High Cross in Leicester to be the centre of England. In medieval times a pageant called ' The Riding of the George' used to take place in the streets of Leicester, with a parade of effigies depicting St. George and the Dragon.
http://www.leicesterchronicler.com/highcross_john_flower_high_cross.jpg
ancient pillar of Highcross to mark the spot where the ley crossed?
Shortly after the market-place, the ley reaches All Saints Church (58290484) in Highcross Street. This dates from a least Norman times, and its tower may possibly be of that period.
http://www.crosbyheritage.co.uk/images/photos/dad%20leicester%20%20all%20saints%20005.jpg
from the church the ley enters the curiously named Frog Island, an industrial part of the city, passing at an angle down New Pingle Street.... At the end of this street, and on the ley, is the Britella factory (58050510) which apparently was haunted by a spectre so unpleasant that the work force demanded that the place be exorcised if they were to carry on working.
The next ley marker is a stone about 5 feet high in a ridge and furrow field a little S. of Anstey.... There can be no doubt about its situation on the ley, however, because the stone, the church at Anstey, and the notch on Old John Hill (at the NW end of the ley) visually align.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/Anstey1.jpg
standing stone at anstey, not the church and bradgate hill where the folly and a oblelisk type cenotaph memorial are situated, all in line
After Anstey, the ley enters Bradgate Park.... The ley cuts through the walled grounds of ruined Bradgate House where a 'White Lady' ghost is reported from time to time. This is thought to be the phantom of Lady Jane Grey, who was born in the 15th century house.
[The building of the brick mansion was commenced c.1490 by Thomas Grey,Ist Marquis of Dorset and completed by his son. Lady Jane Grey, who was born here, was put on the throne after the death of Edward VI, Henry VIII's sickly heir, and reigned for nine days. was then replaced by Mary Tudor and executed in the Tower (1554).]
http://www.leicesterwalk.co.uk/images/Bradgate%20House%201.jpg
The ley can be followed on foot through the ancient landscape (where exposed pre-Cambrian rock can be found) to Old John hill, so named because of a folly tower on its highest point, said to have been built by a local squire in memory of 'Old John', one of his servants. The hill is the focus for this ley, which goes through a notch formed by the edge of an ancient copse and the spur of rock on which the tower stands.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/old_john.jpg
the folly, the notch and copse, and the tall obelisk memorial. why make such an effort, and at such cost, to bulid these on the hill?
In 1957 Charnwood was the epicentre of an earthquake that affected eleven counties. Shortly before it occurred, people in Bradgate Park saw 'tadpole-shaped lights' in the sky, travelling in a linear formation.
http://www.leyhunter.com/archives/tlh18.htm
pleasuredome
05-02-2008, 05:51 PM
Beaumont Leys
500 meters east of the standing stone at Anstey, lies Beaumont Leys medieval earthworks site. there is also a 3' long recumbent boulder lies at the entrance of the site.
...A large rectangular platform containing several other earthworks, standing in a pasture field. The main enclosure lies on the edge of Beaumont Leys plateau overlooking Anstey.
...The function of this site has been discussed widely since attention was first drawn to it in 1891. Originally it was believed to be Pre-historic although the existence of the fishpond adjacent led some historians to believe it to be of a much later date.
...Around the time of the Domesday Book (1086), it became the property of Hugh de Grentmesnil and descended from him to the Earls of Leicester. In 1252 Simon De Montfort gave land to the south-east of Beaumont Leys to Leicester Abbey and it may be that at the same time he gave Beaumont Leys itself to the Knights Templars . The Order fell foul of the Pope, was dissolved and the lands acquired by the King in 1308.
In due course the land was granted to the Knights Hospitallers and it remained in their custody until 1482, when they exchanged it with the King for the Rectory of Boston. By 1530 it was described as pasture and remained as such until used for sewerage purposes in the 19th century.
http://leicester.gov.uk/index.asp?pgid=2660
armoured_amazon
05-02-2008, 05:59 PM
I don't have a clue (aside from what they are and feeling the energy in assumed/known locations of leys in my city). How would I go about finding them on a map. Are they marked or do we just rely on people exploring? Has anyone ever plotted a map of them? :)
pleasuredome
05-02-2008, 06:56 PM
I don't have a clue (aside from what they are and feeling the energy in assumed/known locations of leys in my city). How would I go about finding them on a map. Are they marked or do we just rely on people exploring? Has anyone ever plotted a map of them? :)
it takes a fair bit of exploring to do. some people have plotted maps but not many. most famous one is st michaels line because of the major land marks it goes through. best thing to do is do a lot of googling of place names in your area , checking into their history and leys.
armoured_amazon
05-02-2008, 07:29 PM
Thanks :)
So basically, the clues would be in the landmarks? I like detective work.
pleasuredome
05-02-2008, 07:32 PM
Thanks :)
So basically, the clues would be in the landmarks? I like detective work.
they're big give aways
armoured_amazon
05-02-2008, 07:42 PM
:D
In Liverpool it's pretty obvious where one of our leys is. Either end of Hope Street is a cathedral, there's a Masonic Lodge (http://www.minervalodge.co.uk/the%20lodge.htm) (<<< pics in there, the usual flooring etc), and in the next road there is a tomb of a guy who allegedly made a pact with the devil (the tomb is pyramid shaped). There's a lot of reported spirit activity in the area also.
marpat
05-02-2008, 08:24 PM
I don't have a clue (aside from what they are and feeling the energy in assumed/known locations of leys in my city). How would I go about finding them on a map. Are they marked or do we just rely on people exploring? Has anyone ever plotted a map of them? :)
Not easy plotting stuff within a city. What you could try is looking for old megalithic stuff, really old churches, etc, that are outside of the city, drawing a ling through any groups of say four or five in a line then seeing what areas of the city these pass through. Most cities have really old cathedrals that are built upon older sites, and these are generally accepted as good markers.
I plotted a few lines on a map and inlcuded some hill tops as there did seem to be a lot of them in line to old sites. However, when it comes down to the practical side of examining them on the ground I have not been able to expand.
pleasuredome
05-02-2008, 08:54 PM
Kirby Muxloe - Anstey - Thurcaston - Rothley (alignment)
Thurcaston
one of four standing stone at Thurcaston.
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/a558/a312/gallery/England/Notts_and_Leics/Thurcaston_A_on_earthworks.jpg
Rothley (Red Line)
Rothley Court Hotel
http://www.kingmere.f9.co.uk/Templarpictures/Roth1-04.jpg
Knights and Dames of the Grand Priory of Knights Templar in England and Wales assembled at Rothley Court Hotel on 4th July 2004.
....The Holy Order of the Knights Templar... began acquiring property in England....The Order possessed a house in the city of Leicester and shortly thereafter were granted land at Rothley by John de Harecourt in 1203 and the Manor House by Henry III in 1228. They built their chapel here, which today stands next to the current Manor House. Link (http://www.rothleycourt.com/history.htm)
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/a558/a312/gallery/PGallery/History/rc.jpg
An Anglo-Saxon cross dating from the mid ninth century. It is 9ft high.it can be found in the grounds of St Mary and St John the Baptist church (where else would it be?)
...One panel on the south side is believed to include a carving of a winged beast or dragon with an interlacing tail Link (http://www.leicestershirevillages.com/rothley/17972.html)
http://img179.imageshack.us/img179/8736/rothleygreenmg3.jpg
plan view of Rothley Cross Green - a war cenotaph inside a hexagon inside a triangle.
http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/9463/dadrothleycrossgreen022sv6.jpg
ground view of cenotaph and notice the very rare maypole, again, in the background.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b359/pleasuredome85/mccann-pyramid.jpg
the McCanns interviewed on sky with a pyramid in background. http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9716
pleasuredome
05-02-2008, 08:56 PM
:D
and in the next road there is a tomb of a guy who allegedly made a pact with the devil (the tomb is pyramid shaped). There's a lot of reported spirit activity in the area also.
thats a really interesting place! wouldnt mind taking a look there if i come up your way :cool:
armoured_amazon
05-02-2008, 09:17 PM
thats a really interesting place! wouldnt mind taking a look there if i come up your way :cool:
The tomb? There's a fun story that goes along with it, I don't know if you've heard it already. The un-funny thing is, it's probably true, but it used to enthrall me as a kid lol:
In the churchyard of the derelict Church of St Andrew in Rodney Street, Liverpool, stands this tomb.
It is the grave of one William McKenzie, said to be a notorious gambler. There are two different explanations as to why he's in a tomb like this.
The first version is that, having lost all his money playing cards, the Devil turned up and suggested he play one more game - with McKenzie's soul at stake. McKenzie duly lost, but - recognising a good sport - old Mephisto said that he wouldn't claim McKenzie's spirit until his body was laid in the earth. McKenzie, being nothing if not sharp-witted, then contrived to be entombed above the ground instead! This may account for why his ghost has reportedly been seen frequently in the environs of Rodney Street.
The second version - only slightly more prosaic, but entirely in keeping with notions of Victorian eccentricity - states that McKenzie wished to be buried sitting at a card table, holding a winning hand.
The site has fallen into decrepitude through the neglect of the landowner, and there are still concerns as to what would happen to this monument in any redevelopment. Perhaps McKenzie's ghost needs to pay a visit...
There are a couple of the tomb pics here, complete with obligatory obelisk.
http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=32988
http://www.liverpoolmonuments.co.uk/walks/mackenzie.html
http://www.edwardjkelly.com/standrewsgraveyard.htm
eta: Hehe, here's the full legend
http://people.tribe.net/837e4206-da1a-45cf-85b0-bd991b445cd9/blog/cd64880a-f4b7-4ced-bac5-2da3199cb4bc
biblegirl
14-09-2009, 12:54 AM
The end of the millenium brings a heightened global interest in visions of redemption and the end of days. The more these visions are focalized in their 'natural place', that is the Holy Land (to be more exact Jerusalem), its 'main actor' or at least the place of its central unfolding, is the temple in Jerusalem. However, the temple and her future are still clouded in mystery and confusion- as is written, 'The Lord said to dwell (his sanctuary) in deep mist' (I Kings 8:12). Most people surmise that the temple of Israel and Judah was situated on the site of the Dome of the Rock and that to rebuild it, the dome would have to be removed. The Muslims have sanctified the Temple Mount and any intention, Jewish or Christian that encourages the building of the temple is looked upon as a threat. The outcome is that most people connect the rebuilding of the temple to visions of apocalypse, and try to distance the subject from their awareness. In his article 'Holy Apocalypse Now' ('Hayim Aherim' # 25, October 98) Eli Shai enumerates some of the fears surrounding the temple. To my mind, the hands of the clock that are inevitably approaching the magical date '2000' press us to relate to it in a positive and creative way.
So today I bring you good tidings. The temple- the 'third house' of the prophetic vision- has already come revealed in Jerusalem. And with a little effort and modest expense (far less than the price of one F16 fighter jet) it is possible to operate it by the year 2000.
From my own perspective, the sparks of this discovery were implied in a revelation I experienced twenty-five years ago while reading John Michell's book 'The View Over Atlantis'. The book begins with the discovery of an ancient temple in Avebury, England (that remained unrecognized despite its presence for thousands of years, its grand scale defying the limited perception of men), and culminates in the vision of the New Jerusalem from Heaven as related in the 'Revelation of John', the definitive scenario of Christian 'End of Days' prophecies, that seals the New Testament.
According to Michell, the numbers and measures of the temple-city that appear in John's Revelation (that also intrigued Sir Isaac Newton no less than the research that brought him fame) contain the essence of all the ancient systems of measurement. The appearance of the Heavenly Jerusalem was to be the realization of all that was alluded to in the ancient temples, such as Avebury, Stonehenge and the Great Pyramid of Egypt.
Eventually I became acquainted with John Michell and we became true friends. And so it happened that he accepted my invitations to visit Jerusalem. Already on his second visit he had come to various discoveries, although it was his third visit this past February that led to an actual breakthrough.
Here I give the stage to John Michell who, on his last sojourn here, had the peak experience of realizing his life's work of thirty years, in which he wrote over twenty books on the most extraordinary topics - from the flying saucers vision, to the secrets of prehistoric temples, to the exposure of the aristocratic network that wrote of all Shakespeare's plays. By way of his research, John had become a world authority on sacred geometry, the ancient units of measurement and the symbolic implications of what was measured by them. John brought the only real evidence for the existence of an ancient, worldwide civilization (generally known as 'Atlantis' by those interested in such matters). He found that the various measuring units that facilitated the building of the temples of old all over the world are coherent, related by clear and simple numerical relationships, much like the numerical relationships between musical notes studied by the disciples of Pythagoras and Plato. The English foot is the last remnant of this ancient universal system, whereas the meter has no intrinsic bearing on it.
The outcome of this, for example, is that a contemporary scientist, trained upon the metric system as part of his basic premise, is almost completely blind to the physical evidence that lies at his feet, whereas the fringe person is able to discern it.
John received the initial guidelines for his research in Jerusalem from professor Asher Kaufman who dedicated years investigating the historical site of the Temple. Kaufman's conclusion is that neither the Temple of Solomon nor Herod's Temple stood where the Dome of the Rock stands today, which is the accepted premise, but on the line that passes from Mt. Scopus, the place where the red heifer was sacrificed, through the (now closed) Golden Gate to the Foundation Stone which lies under the Dome of the Spirits (or the Dome of the Tablets as it is sometimes called) some one hundred meters north by northwest of the Dome of the Rock. This, to Kaufman's claim, is the original site of the Temple. (A direct result of Kauffman's theories is that to build an actual replica of the second temple one could circumvent the Dome of the Rock – information that can diminish tension between Jews and Muslims on the Temple Mount.)
John continued Kaufman's line (he calls it The Jerusalem Ley Line) and found that it runs exactly from east to west and continues on to the Rock of Golgotha - the site where Jesus was crucified, nowadays contained as a chapel within the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. His eyes were then carried to the angle of streets that fork out from Adrian's Pillar at Damascus Gate in the Old City. Referring to maps of the old Roman City, built after the destruction of the second temple, he discovered a clear and recurrent angle - of 36 degrees - delineating a pentagram (an ancient esoteric symbol) in the underlying plan. The placement of the pentagram on the Ley line of the Temple brought him to some new insights in sacred geometry, and to the realization that the site of Rock of Golgotha is an integral part of a complete and harmonious system that includes the structures on the Temple Mount.
On this visit, John intended to continue investigating these relationships. I encouraged him with a distinct sense that the discoveries he had come to were but the scaffolding for a simpler and more precise structure (without knowing what it might be). I also proposed to him a serious consideration of the studies of the architect Tuviah Sagiv, who introduces still another alternative to the first and second Temple sites. Within a fortnight John was thankful to me for both these suggestions. However, before I tell of his discoveries, let me bring to the stage Tuviah Sagiv.
I was fortunate to meet Tuviah many years ago while working as his tutor on the Faculty of Architecture at the Israel Institute of Technology. Already in his student days his talent for architecture was evident, and he was outstanding for his sharp and critical mind that refused to take things at face value. Now I discovered, that Tuviah has been publishing regularly in the past decade well-argued and exact discoveries that could rock the foundation of the accepted archeological and religious premises. Amongst other things, Tuviah Sagiv (of national religious leanings) contends that the present Cave of the Patriarchs in Hebron is really the remains of an Edomite temple from the pre-Hashmonean period (while the accepted archeological view of the cave is as a Herodian structure), and that the original cave is to be found on a site less prone to Jewish-Muslim conflict. Sagiv also contends that the Western Wall was not built by the Jews, but rather was part of a pagan temple built by Adrian on the ruins of the Jewish one. The Dome of the Rock, according to Sagiv's multiple and penetrating analysis, is a remnant of that temple dedicated to Jupiter, and the holy rock within had already been sanctified, even before the time of Solomon, to the Sidonian goddess Ashtoret (the Asherah of the Canaanites and the Venus of Rome). His prevailing argument, and perhaps his most important one, is that the original Temple was not built on the site of the Dome of the Rock, but was placed considerably lower, between the Dome and the mosque of Al-Aksa. In light of this argument it is most probable that many of the original temple walls are still intact under the Temple Mount, across from the Western Wall. (Incidentally, the Lubavitch Hassidim also hold this view, for reasons known only to their late master).
John continued his investigations of the temple Ley line. In Kaufman's diagrams the temple is viewed as a rectangle of 1:2.4. Intuitively, John had drawn this rectangle even before he knew of Kaufman's work, only six times larger. He was happy to learn that an enlargement exactly like this one appears in the temple revelation of Ezekiel. Differing from the measurements of Solomon's temple, described in the scripture by unit measures of cubit, or amah (1.728 feet), Ezekiel's is multiplied by six: "and in the man's hand a measuring stick (of) six amot for each amah" (Ezekiel 40,5). (Likewise, the archeologist Magen Broshi, director of the 'Shrine of the Book' at the Israel Museum, has shown that the visionary temple described in the Dead Sea scrolls is of the same giant proportions as that of Ezekiel's temple). Michell placed this giant rectangle on the Ley line of the known temple, enlarged and spreading westward, and found the Rock of Golgotha at a site that parallels the place of the Foundation Stone within the temple of Solomon.
Now John started to contemplate this pattern more penetratingly. The first discovery was that the axis of the temple according to Sagiv's argument also relates to this pattern - it forms the southern side of the rectangle, a line parallel to the main temple axis and situated 360 temple cubits south of it. Moreover: this line is not arbitrary, but is clearly marked on the ground, so that its continuation east at the valley of Kidron touches the most noticeable monument there, the one known as "Absalom's tomb", whereas its western edge butts the northern corner of the "Tower of David" citadel by the Jaffa Gate.
There was already a sense of an impending revelation. But it was when John started to bring in his own expertise of the ancient measuring units that the really astounding discoveries started to crowd in:
The distance between the sides and the central axis of the big rectangle was 360 temple cubits, each cubit of 1.728 English feet. This number has inherent significance: 1728 is 12 cubes (12x12x12). The width of the rectangle is therefore 720 temple cubits and its length (by a ratio of 1:2.4) is exactly 1728 temple cubits. The Western edge of the rectangle is situated between the Tower of David and a prominent point at the north part of the Western city wall, its Eastern edge congruent with the Eastern wall of the Temple mount and the Old City, and its central axis passes through the (closed) Gate of Mercy. The pattern of the rectangle started to look more and more meaningful when John came to examine the location of the Foundation Stone (according to Kaufman) and the Rock of Golgotha - and here is where the main discovery was made.
The two holy rocks, at Golgotha and at the Dome of the Spirits, are found to be situated exactly at the two parallel foci of the rectangle. Namely: if we divide the large rectangle of the ratio of 1:2.4 into two equal rectangles of the ratio 1:1.2, we find that the two rocks stand exactly at the two centers of these equal rectangles. The two stones are situated along the main East-West axis of the larger temple, exactly 864 temple cubits from each other.
In his book "The Dimensions of Paradise" John Michell starts the discussion of "Symbolic number" with a couple of pages about the number 864. This number is, for example, the surface area of a cube whose edges are all 12 units, or the volume of an altar of 12 cubits each side and its height (above ground) 6 cubits. John has shown how this number appears in the gematria of the Greek letters used to describe the temple in the New Testament. He summarizes: "In the language of symbolic number 864 clearly pertains to a center of radiant energy, the sun in the solar system, Jerusalem on earth, the inner sanctuary of the temple, the altar within it and the corner stone upon which the whole sacred edifice is founded. Its characteristic form is the cube of the New Jerusalem with 12 units to a side and volume of twice 864 cubic units. That is the foundation rock, placed at the point of union between heaven and earth, where the rays of the sun penetrate the realm of the earth spirit….".
And now suddenly this number appeared, not out of theoretical calculations and gematria combinations, but as the actual and most important measure in the outline of the hidden temple. The distance was measured with the greatest possible accuracy upon a 1:2,500 scale map of the Israel ordinance survey. Someone has already been there, perhaps already before King Solomon, and marked these two rocks as foundation points for two shrines, which together comprise a complex super-temple.
At this point the mysterious possibilities started to gyre and the vicissitudes of history to fall into order. What is happening here? The pattern laid by the Romans, ostensibly in order to wipe out the remnant of the Jewish temple, somehow came to create a harmony with it. The mother of Constantine, the Roman emperor who converted to Christianity, chose as the site for the cult of Jesus the very rock that had been dedicated to an ancient pagan rite, which was exactly opposite the place below the Dome of the Spirits. The Moslems came and built in opposition to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre their shrines of El-Aksa and the Dome of the Rock - exactly within the alignments of the Temple of Jupiter at Elia Capitolina. Four inimical civilizations have competed over the site of the temple of Jerusalem, and each one added to it a further aspect. The Jewish temple turned eastwards. The Roman temple turned its axis 90 degrees to the North. The Christians conquered Rome from the inside and brought a shift of the central axis in another 90 degrees Westward - towards their future temple in Rome. They built their shrine on the western extension of the ley line, on the ruins of an ancient pagan temple. Then when the hand of Islam prevailed - the ruined structures on the Temple Mount were rebuilt, and the axis was shifted another 90 degrees, southward, to the schematic (geographically inaccurate) direction of their chief shrine at Mecca. How the Great wheel turns!
And here we stand now, in the new State of Israel, charting the pattern of the temple on an East-West axis, and suddenly this axis extends even further. It extends to the site of the Knesset (Israel's parliament), whose designers were most likely unaware of their building within the pattern of the temple.:rolleyes:
Moved to the depth of his being John wrote in his summary that he can see no explanation to this consistency but in the realm of the miraculous - that Providence must have guided the different planners, and that all their contradictory intentions were somehow guided by an unseen hand toward one unified aim, that the time for its revelation could not come before our time. It is at the present time that the new temple is being revealed, not as a willful human act but through hidden providence.
It would have been enough to give thanks to the revealer of mysteries and end here, but the process of revelation continued. I invited Tuvia Sagiv to make his acquaintance with John Michell and his discoveries. Within a minute of their meeting they were deep into it. No words of courtesy were yet exchanged - and they were into new discoveries: The perfect pentagram drawn from the corner of the Damascus Gate had reaffirmed what was testified by the imperfect pentagon of the underground rock whose visible edge is the rock at the Dome of the Rock. Pivotal points of the two different systems were found to coincide and explained by complementary deductions. Sagiv (who believes, as noted, that the temple was situated at another place) proposed the site that was posited by Kaufman as that of the Jewish Temple, as a site of a real temple built by King Solomon, but for another deity. And here, suggested Sagiv, is perhaps revealed the most amazing story - about the full extent of Solomon's Temple.
The Bible records - and we generally try to avoid it - that the temple Solomon built for the God of Israel was not his sole enterprise in that realm. After seven years of work on the temple, King Solomon continued another thirteen years building his house and then "the house of the forest of Lebanon" (I Kings 7:2), which was quite larger than the first temple. Was it just a palace for his personal glory? The scriptures admit what Jewish history has always found difficult to accept: that Solomon also built temples to Kemosh, Molekh and the gods of his foreign wives, in Jerusalem (I Kings 11:4-8). In the sequel, the Book of Kings tells that King Josiah had demolished the temples that Solomon built (II Kings 23:11-13) to Kemosh, Milkom and Ashtoret.
A new possibility arises. Solomon-Shlomoh, the wisest of all people, had already planned and set up the whole system of shrines that would come to serve the four civilizations ruling in Jerusalem during the next three thousand years, each building its own temple on one of the components that he had already set up. We now therefore arrive at an almost complete system. Almost the whole area of the Old City encompasses the overall temple, and the worship in the whole (Shalem) temple, The Temple of Solomon (Mikdash Shlomoh) can start peacefully (b'Shalom) already tomorrow. This revelation changes our relation to the temple. It is possible to regard the whole walled Old City of Jerusalem as "The Temple of Solomon" - the Temple of Wisdom, the Temple of Reconciliation (hashlamah) between the religions, between the sciences and the arts, and among all the tribes of humankind.
Epilogue: The enchanting conversation, which started at the Academy of Jerusalem Chambers which overlook the Dome of the Rock and is situated exactly on the southern ley line of the temple, has been continuing in a veritable process of ingathering of revelations (Kibbutz Giluyim). We have come to a far-reaching understanding regarding the Dome of the Rock and the possibility of introducing complementary functions, which might seem appropriate even for its Moslem custodians. An outline is forming of an enormous "Tabernacle of Peace", lightweight and inexpensive, that will mark the place of the whole giant temple we discussed, and shelter it. In parallel, we are elucidating appropriate rituals for the pilgrims who would seek the shrine of the Temple of wisdom of Solomon - such as the games of the knights who seek wisdom and peace-making (see my article on "The Poor Knights of the Temple of Solomon" in Hayim Aherim 25) which could take place under that tabernacle/canopy and in the streets of Jerusalem for all the pilgrims of Jerusalem 2000. In practice, the whole Old city could function as The Temple of Peace-making - The Yeru-Shalem Universal Temple (YeShUT). We have drawn a practical plan for the virtual version of this YeShUT.
http://www.thehope.org/mikdshen.htm
biblegirl
14-09-2009, 05:07 AM
here is some stuff on the mysterious coral castle:
http://www.greatdreams.com/coral-castle.jpg
Coral Castle was originally located in the town of Florida City. The site was later moved to Homestead, FL.
The site consists of 10 acres completely surrounded by 8' high coral blocks, tightly constructed without the
use of cement between them. Each of these blocks weigh over 20 tons, and the engineer/builder did this
work all by himself even though he was a very small man - 5 feet tall, weighing only 100 pounds.
He did not own tall, heavy cranes which engineers use today to construct buildings.
I think this "lot," upon which Edward Leedskalnin built his wonders, is a sort of "Grid Point Nest" . . . with many 'Matrix-valid' Grid Points in relatively-close proximity. This might have something to do with Leedskalnin's mysterious ability to lift and to precisely place those gigantic stones on the property.
Also; I found in doing the calculations above, that I initially figured the latitude as VERY close to 1/16th of an inch (on the USGS Topo map) below the 'predicted 1983 NAD' latitude parallel of 25 deg 30 min 00 sec, which is in fact the precise northern border of this Quad. This initial latitude figure, in terms of seconds, showed on my calculator as 1.234567901 seconds south of the 1983 NAD parallel of 25 30 00. Notice that the figure of 1.234567901 is the Square of 1.111111111 . . . to nine decimal places.
[Note also, here, that I am using a 'scale' of 0.050625 map inches per second of latitude]. The figure 1.234567901 precisely matches my calculated Grid Point Value for Dr. Bruce Cornet's "Cydonia Face II" on the "Middletown" (New York) USGS 7.5-minute Topographical Quadrangle.
The calculated figure above for the number of W.Giza longitude seconds . . . 41.23807207 . . . is VERY close to a decimal harmonic of the Surface Area On A Sphere (formula) . . . 41.25296125.
I'm thinking that the more "nodal points of resonance" one can find, within relative proximity (of space and time), then the more that can be potentially "done" in that 'area' with respect to "tapping or using" that geometry. These "nodal points" would be, for example, decimal harmonics of 'Matrix-valid' numbers, including gematrian and gematria-related numbers. Possibly, this would 'enable' such things as lifting tremendous weights, or other seemingly "superhuman" feats.
http://www.greatdreams.com/gem12.htm
“Alternative science investigators suggest that Leedskalnin somehow learned the secret of the ‘world grid,’ an invisible pattern of energy lines surrounding the Earth which concentrates points of telluric power where they intersect. It was here, at one of these intersections of Earth energy, that he was supposedly able to move his prodigious stone blocks using the unseen power of our planet.”
http://davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22878
noctua
15-09-2009, 09:19 AM
St Michael's Leyline through the Netherlands and Germany...
Leyline Stonehenge - Externsteine
A large leyline runs from Stonehenge in England to Externsteine in Deutschland (near Horn near Paderborn). Both locations are used as an old Celtic sanctuary. This leyline runs through the Netherlands for a part. The following leycentres are on the line:
http://www.leylijnen.com/1f392000.jpg
· Stonehenge (England)
A large stonecircle of megaliths, built in early-Christian ages.
· Domburg (Zeeland), the old Dunes-castle
The norther-castle on Walcheren built by the Vikings.
· Oosterhout (Noord-Brabant), Slotbosse Toren
This tower was part of the very large castle Strijen. Only the tower of bricks with 26 meters high keeps standing. After the 'war of 80 years' the castle was destroyed by gunfire, and after this the stone of the castle were juiced for buildings in Oosterhout. (Source: ANWB) Only the corner of the tower still remains. It is standing with its corner on the leycentre. The centre is heavy negative because of the battle that took place here, and because of the fire that let the castle burn down. The leycentre is still negative, this is emphasized by founding a dead body of a baby near the tower some years ago. www.castles.nl/strij/strij.html (fotos)
The Slotbosse Tower in Oosterhout
http://www.leylijnen.com/13853c40.jpg
· 's-Hertogenbosch (Noord-Brabant), Sint-Janscathedral
The leyline crosses through the tower of this cathedral.
· Externsteine (Deutschland)
A rock formation that rises in the landscape and already was juiced in early-Christian ages as a religious sanctuary.
biblegirl
03-10-2009, 07:06 AM
thought this was interesting about ley lines and how they correspond with our DNA and more importantly, DNA activation
http://geometryofplace.com/ley.html
Ley lines are the nervous system of the earth and impact the nervous systems of biology. Ley Lines are wave forms drawn as a line, they spiral and undulate like human DNA. It is thought that this morphogenetic resonance field facilitates the transmission of memories held by the land into the cellular memory of the body through the DNA. Leys that are kinked or blocked can create a geopathic condition affecting DNA, health and social peace. Leys free of encumbrances (karma as such) conversely carry grace and power that benefits health and social peace by connecting our biology with that of the living healthy earth.
Community disconnection from place leaves these pathways open to manifestations of chaotic toxicity. Leys range in size from planet-wide to local. The hierarchy of leys are analogous to the electrical transmission grids. Leys are drawn as straight lines to indicate the center of single or multiple stranded wave forms. The nodes where these waves cross describe its line form. Node points along leys are sequentially spaced; like DNA, with PHI (1:1.618...) being one such proportion.
Humans as a PHI base biology, naturally resonate with similar 'wave forms'. It is therefore surmised that PHI proportioned leys are in resonance with the human and thus affect human cellular memory. Chromosome 21, is a Phi proportioned bar in human DNA. It is also on chromosome 21 that carries Alzheimer, ALS, Downs syndrome, and MS. It follows therefore that unresolved karmic memories negatively impact the nervous system through 21 and other chromosomes.
Reconnection with place
and naturally occurring phi based cycles
bring our bodies -in phase-
and returns the memory of who we once were--
a healthy planet... healthy people.
In this regard the People and the Land are one.
truthful
03-10-2009, 03:51 PM
St Michael's Leyline through the Netherlands and Germany...
Paderborn is near to where Himmler's Grail castle Wewelsburg is located as well:eek:
truthful
03-10-2009, 03:56 PM
The St Michael Ley line passes right near to Cambridge a center of illuminati recruitment:
http://www.whale.to/b/ley6.html
biblegirl
06-10-2009, 06:49 PM
great article:
William B Stoecker: The idea that certain geometric shapes possess some kind of power is very old, as is the idea that certain locations on the Earth are sacred or magical. The elites often apply sacred geometry to architecture; America's capital was built in large part with this in mind, and the most recent additions have included the Washington Monument, an obelisk built by the Freemasons, and the Pentagon, commissioned by Freemason Franklin Delano Roosevelt. But, over the years, a number of researchers and writers have suggested that our entire planet contains a magical geometry which governs the location of sacred sites, and that this geometry may be hyper dimensional, and even that the entire universe was constructed in accordance with the laws of hyper dimensional geometry. At the same time, there is a very ancient belief that all of space is filled with an inexhaustible energy, spiritual in origin, called variously chi, ki, prana, kundalini, vril, odic force, or orgone, and that this energy may serve as a dynamic luminiferous aether, and may be the foundation of all other matter and energy. It has been suggested that this energy flows most strongly along certain paths on the Earth's surface, usually called ley lines.
Many years ago, Ivan T. Sanderson suggested that our planet may be attempting to become a crystal. The force of gravity, of course, holds the planet in a roughly spherical shape, but Sanderson suggested that some other force was trying to turn Earth into an enormous crystal, and that certain locations on our planet, regularly spaced, are prone to mysterious vanishings of ships and aircraft, and other paranormal phenomena. Researchers like Carl Munck described a global grid linking ancient sacred sites, and Hugh Harleston Jr. claimed that the ancient ruin of Teotihuacan in Mexico, with its Pyramid of the Sun and Pyramid of the Moon was built according to tetrahedral geometry, and he suspected that the entire universe was constructed according to tetrahedral geometry.
A tetrahedron is one of the five Platonic solids, and it is a three dimensional space bounded by four triangular sides. In a regular tetrahedron the triangles are equilateral, and all of their angles are sixty degrees each. A hexahedron has six sides; a regular hexahedron is a cube. An octahedron has eight sides, a dodecahedron has twelve, and an icosahedron has twenty. The tetrahedron and icosahedron are most germane to this discussion. Buckminster Fuller based his geodesic domes on icosahedrons, which have triangular sides; in a regular icosahedron, as in a regular tetrahedron, the sides are all equilateral triangles.
Bruce Cathie, a former airline pilot from New Zealand, developed some of these ideas into an overall theory. He suggested that the Earth somehow contains or is trying to become a regular icosahedron, and that ancient sacred sites like Stonehenge and Teotihuacan are sited according to a "world grid" based on this. According to his theory major ley lines intersect at or near its vertices, and he believed that ufos travel along the ley lines, which are separated from one another by thirty minutes of arc (one half a degree). Of course, this is counting even the minor ley lines.
In recent years, these ideas have been popularized and further developed by Richard Hoagland. Hoagland pointed out that if a regular tetrahedron of the right size existed witin a sphere like the spinning Earth, and one of its vertices were at the South Pole, the other three vertices would be spaced one hundred and twenty degrees apart some 19.47 degrees (an irrational number, like most constants) north of the equator. He pointed out that major upwellings of energy seem to cluster within a degree or two of one of these locations, like the immense Hawaiian volcanoes on Earth, the Olympus Mons volcano (the highest and most massive mountain in the Solar System) the Great Red Spot on Jupiter, and the Dark Spot on Neptune. These may be north or south of the equator, depending on the planet.
Hoagland also suggested that the current paradigm in physics, based on the twin pillars of relativity theory and quantum mechanics, may be in need of serious revision, and that physics may have been close to a grand unified theory with the original equations of James Clerk Maxwell, before Oliver Heaviside and others simplified and altered them. He believed that much of the energy of the Sun and other stars came not from hydrogen fusion, but from a universal energy from a higher, hypredimensional source, and that this energy also accounted for much of the internal heat of the planets. The energy in stars and planets (and, some of us have noticed, the intensity of their magnetic fields) seems to correlate at least roughly with their angular momentum. Of course, if all of this is true, it may be possible for us to tap this energy and perhaps also to achieve gravity control.
Two mysterious hexagons surround the north pole of the planet Saturn; the main one is 15,000 miles across and, per infrared photos, extends at least sixty miles down into the planet's interior. It does not move with the wind driven clouds, but rotates every ten hours and thirty nine minutes, as do Saturn's radio emissions. This is probably the period of axial rotation. Physicists and astronomers currently have no explanation for any of this.
Hoagland suggested that two four dimensional interlocking hyper tetrahedrons projecting down into three dimensional space could produce such a hexagon. We cannot visualize the fourth dimension, but, reasoning by analogy, we can at least partly understand it. A square is a two dimensional shape bounded by four straight lines, and its three dimensional equivalent is a cube bounded by six squares. So a four dimensional hyper cube would be bounded by six cubes. An equilateral triangle is a two dimensional shape bounded by three straight lines. A tetrahedron is a three dimensional shape bounded by four triangles. So a hyper tetrahedron would be a four dimensional space bounded by five tetrahedrons.
Long ago, a man named Ernst Chladni tried sprinkling sand on a flat metal plate and using sound to vibrate the plate. The sand grains would arrange themselves into geometric shapes, caused by standing waves, and, the higher the frequency became, the more compex the shapes became. The study of this is called cymatics, and some have suggested that this might be the cause of Saturn's hexagon; perhaps this theory and Hoagland's are not mutually exclusive.
Certainly, there is at least some evidence that something strange is going on along lines in the Earth, specifically earthquake faults and the rift zones that separate Earth's tectonic plates. Paranormal phenomena do seem to cluster at such locations, including earthquake lights.
Most of the known early developments of human culture, including the first known civilizations and the development of the major religions happened in or near these zones or (as in the case of Egypt) along earthquake faults parallel to the rifts. Clearly, this needs to be investigated, but we have to remember that the known cultures were almost certainly not the first.
A look at a map or globe of the Earth reveals some interesting oddities. Remember the triangles forming the faces of tetrahedrons and icosahedrons? All but two of Earth's continents are at least roughly triangular. Anyone can see that South America and Africa are roughly triangular. North America is not as obvious, since its shape is interrupted by, among other things, the Florida peninsula. Even Eurasia is at least very roughly triangular, with its shape marred by the Indian subcontinent. In all of these, one apex is more or less to the south, and one side makes up the north of the continent. Another oddity: most of the largest peninsulas on Earth point roughly toward the equator. The exceptions to the triangular continent pattern are Australia and Antarctica. Even if we include Tasmania and New Guinea as part of Australia (which, geologically, under very shallow water, they are) it is still not remotely triangular.
But Antarctica, located around the South Pole, may not be the exception it seems. Earth has no Saturn-style hexagon, perhaps because the Earth has a solid crust and mantle, but both Antarctica and the Arctic Ocean are roughly circular, which is at least fairly close to hexagonal. And the strangeness does not end there. The Arctic Ocean covers 5,400,000 square miles, and Antarctica is only a tiny bit larger, just over 5,400,000 square miles. The greatest depth in the Arctic Ocean is 18,000 feet and the highest point in Antarctica, the Vinson Massif, is only 2,000 feet off at 16,050 feet above sea level. But we don't want to make too much of all this, since Earth's tectonic plates are not triangular, and, anyway, the current arrangement and shape of the continents is only temporary; continental drift has changed it greatly over the aeons.
But maybe there is something very special about the current age.
William B Stoecker
Article Copyright© William B Stoecker
essy111
21-12-2011, 06:18 PM
I live about a mile from Elstree Studios and it has a history of paranormal activity.If you are studying Ley lines you would do well to look at Glastonbury Tor.I spent the night on the Tor many years ago and it is an expperience I would recommend to anyone seeking to be enlightened.
I also live about a mile away in Radlett and Shenley I also go to David Icke Discussion group meetup on Meetup.com Feel free to get in touch
herbes
30-12-2011, 12:08 PM
you mite all be interested in this site http://leyhunters.com/leyhunter.com/archives/start.htm
for me leys are bit new im sure there is something earth energy grid as to why they put certain stones and circles were they did. i feel the energy patterns as im in them
marpat
30-12-2011, 02:17 PM
The St Michael Ley line passes right near to Cambridge a center of illuminati recruitment:
http://www.whale.to/b/ley6.html
I dont think it counts if it runs near to a city. Underneath a significant building might be more of a clue.
marpat
30-12-2011, 02:20 PM
Paderborn is near to where Himmler's Grail castle Wewelsburg is located as well:eek:
No good if it does not go through the place. If Himmler wanted to have a castle on a leyline then Im sure he could have had one build right on top of one. This is why old sites were built onto areas where leys actually converge as this creates a vortex.