Ley Lines: A Definition

Hi Unknown, I've been reading John Michell for years, and I think his book "City of Revelations" is just as pertinent, if not more so, that "View Over Atlantis." In both books Michell describes the system of energy-running leys, and the gematria used to build them with extraordinary clarity, but I have to say I think his views are quite one-sided. It's almost as if Michell is either a Mason himself, perhaps of a high degree, or has somehow stumbled upon a horde of unknown written works that is usually only available to Masons who have reached the highest degrees. Personally, I rather suspect the latter, because were Michell actually a Mason himself, he would have surely been condemned for giving away way far too many of their cherished secrets.

That being said, there is a growing group of researchers who no longer quite swallow all the altruistic aims so often claimed for the leys. Instead we are seeing evidence for a very high tech system and one that was quite probably inherited from a paleoancient society that appears to have employed a very advanced technology. There can be no doubt that the technology itself was hidden behind glowing terms of supposedly altruistic religious intent, or even a belief that the leys represent a form of "earth magic;" a belief that was surely embraced by all Pagan societies. But as our own technology advances, and many of us have become aware of the terrible and powerful implications behind the scalar sciences and technologies, more and more of us are being forced to look at the ley system in a new light. Scalar physics and the science that allows energy to be manipulated in order to modify weather patterns, produce earthquakes, and a host of other things, has several things in common with the ley system and gematria. Both require a system based upon tetrahedral geometry, both are known to manipulate energy patterns, and both are known to have decided effects over nature and the physical world.