What are Ley Lines?
Ley lines, often referred to as Dragon Lines or the veins of Mother Earth,
are linear energetic pathways that intersect, forming a grid-like pattern all over the world.
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Ley Lines & Spirituality
Considered a bridge between the physical and spiritual dimensions,
ley lines connect Mother Earth and her natural energy to the non-physical realms.
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Ley lines are highly regarded in spiritual communities due to their sacredness and connection to the spirit world. Meditation, rituals and ceremonies performed at ley line intersections amplify spiritual practices, producing a more potent, transformative experience and helping us connect to a higher consciousness.
The energy of ley lines can be used to harm or to heal depending on the intentions leys are being utilised for.
Dark forces seeking to control our world, have long since known about the power of ley lines and have sought to hijack this sacred energetic network by performing satanic rituals, black magic and other dark arts.
These dark rituals lower earth's energetic frequency and open doorways to dark entities,
sabotaging the ascension of humanity and Mother Earth.
Bringing positive intent and performing high frequency activities such as singing or dancing to uplifting music, meditating or chanting etc. helps to transmute lower frequencies and raise the ley line's energetic vibration.
In restoring the ley's vibration, high frequency energy can be transmitted throughout the world,
helping to heal Mother Earth and accelerate humanity's ascension.
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A Brief History of Ley Lines
Ancient cultures the world over have known about
and have a deep reverence for Ley lines and their spiritual significance.
Referred to by native people as spirit lines or song lines,
these energetic pathways have profoundly
influenced belief systems, sacred architecture
and spiritual traditions of diverse cultures throughout millennia.
Many ancient tracks and roads, including Roman roads as an example,
have been constructed following the path of a ley line,
often connecting to iconic landmarks such as cathedrals, temples,
megaliths and other sacred locations or places of worship.
These sites are often built on a ley line portal or vortex
and are utilised to harness powerful energy.
Throughout history, these prominent sites attracted
many spiritual seekers, pilgrims and mystics.
Famous
Ley Line Sites
 Mount Shasta, California |  Uluwatu Temple, Bali |  Uluru, Northern Territory, Australia |
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 St. Michael's Mount, Cornwall, England |  Stonehenge, Wiltshire, England |  Mount Kalias, Himalayan Mountains |
 Glastonbury Tor, Somerset, England |  Cairo, Egypt |