Ley Lines

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/showt...ghlight=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

Quote:

Originally Posted by cruise4

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by telana

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by pleasuredome

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by pleasuredome

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by cruise4

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

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

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/featur...ne/index.shtml

pleasuredome · 04-02-2008, 01:02 PM

http://www.coalvilletowncentre.co.uk...Bernards4b.jpg

the monestery of mount st bernard's abbey. less than 1/2 mile from whitwick.

http://www.megalithic.co.uk/a558/a31...d_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

Quote:

Originally Posted by marpat

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

Quote:

Originally Posted by pleasuredome

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!

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?

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

"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:k...lnk&cd=1&gl=uk

28-01-2008, 05:33 PM	#1
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	Ley Lines 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]

28-01-2008, 07:23 PM	#3
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	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 Last edited by pleasuredome; 28-01-2008 at 07:45 PM.

28-01-2008, 07:31 PM	#4
telana Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: hertfordshire Posts: 57	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. __________________ Illusion is an illusion

29-01-2008, 02:26 AM	#5
cruise4 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,647	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. Last edited by cruise4; 29-01-2008 at 03:33 AM.

04-02-2008, 12:24 PM	#15
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	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/featur...ne/index.shtml Last edited by pleasuredome; 04-02-2008 at 07:20 PM.

28-01-2008, 06:12 PM	#2
cruise4 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,647	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/showt...ghlight=Cathie

29-01-2008, 08:57 PM	#8
cruise4 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,647	He's a bit despondant on that interview. Not suprising really. Hard to believe that vid sequence is 15 years old.

03-02-2008, 05:09 PM	#10
marpat Banned Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 13,616	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

03-02-2008, 08:54 PM	#13
cruise4 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 6,647	I wrote him an encouraging email

04-02-2008, 12:14 PM	#14
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	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/

04-02-2008, 01:02 PM	#16
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	http://www.coalvilletowncentre.co.uk...Bernards4b.jpg the monestery of mount st bernard's abbey. less than 1/2 mile from whitwick. http://www.megalithic.co.uk/a558/a31...d_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

04-02-2008, 01:45 PM	#19
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	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? Last edited by pleasuredome; 04-02-2008 at 01:58 PM.

04-02-2008, 03:41 PM	#20
pleasuredome Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Home Posts: 1,525	Belton 1.5 miles from Grace Dieu. one of the few villages left to retain a maypole. photo below from 1986 "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:k...lnk&cd=1&gl=uk