Ley Lines

[Glastonlocal]

I was reading this and think it would be really helpful if you could all help me and Veronica release the energy from Glastonbury Tor asap

http://www.examiner.com/article/for-lightworkers-a-follow-up-to-2-2-14-at-glastonbury-activation-of-ley-lines

cheers

[jonny2mad]

in the little pre 1971 festival booklet that they made to try to get support for the festival they have some little maps on how the site is laid out on ley lines, And when I talked to andrew kerr he did say about wandering about putting things in positions in alignment with ley lines .

So ley lines and glastonbury are part of glastonbury festival history for sure, you do see andrew kerr wandering about the festival if you see him you could talk to him about it hes very nice, copies of the maps are are in his book intolerably hip I think

[deebeedoobee]

The book about Andrew Kerr's life is fascinating. He talks about the early years of the festival.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Intolerably-Hip-Andrew-Kerr/dp/1872914497/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397062807&sr=8-1&keywords=intolerably+hip

He is also a very nice man to share a pint with - he has great stories to tell.

[stuartbert two hats]

Wasn't the Pyramid originally aligned with the ley lines before it was rotated?

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Wasn't the Pyramid originally aligned with the ley lines before it was rotated?

[UEF]

Unfortunately, you can draw lines between many things if, as is the case with ley lines, you're being selective about the things you draw lines between and exclude anything that doesn't quite fit.

Archaeologist Richard Atkinson once demonstrated this by taking the positions of telephone boxes and pointing out the existence of "telephone box leys". This, he thus argued, showed that the mere existence of such lines in a set of points does not prove that the lines are deliberate artefacts, especially since it is known that telephone boxes were not laid out in any such manner or with any such intention

Edited April 10, 2014 by UEF

[Abster]

I've walked a few over the years my cousin is into it all and has dragged me out a few times...

If you walk along them you have to "power walk" and not stroll and let the energy enter you.... They are like runways... Normally we walk up then down the Ley Line. On Dartmoor there is normally a line of stones either side of the Ley Line, easy to spot if you know what you're looking for...

That's all I know on the subject I'm afraid....

[stuartbert two hats]

Twaddle

[russycarps]

I've walked a few over the years my cousin is into it all and has dragged me out a few times...

If you walk along them you have to "power walk" and not stroll and let the energy enter you.... They are like runways... Normally we walk up then down the Ley Line. On Dartmoor there is normally a line of stones either side of the Ley Line, easy to spot if you know what you're looking for...

That's all I know on the subject I'm afraid....

[stuartbert two hats]

Good post. Of course ley lines exist. It amuses me to see people dismiss this sort of thing, like they know any better.

[Glastonlocal]

Twaddle

[russycarps]

Of course they do.

[Glastonlocal]

Whatever you choose to believe. If you draw a line from Stonehenge to Gastonbury Tor, it does go through the festival site (although not the pyramid). I just did this on google earth, but don't know how to post pictures.

[stuartbert two hats]

Serious question - those that do really believe in Ley Lines - why? What's wrong with the Atkinson argument that you can easily pick any landmarks and find lines between them. Is there any evidence of 'energy' that I'm not aware of? The only energy that I'm

These are all dead serious questions that I don't have answers to. I've not looked deeply into the subject, but I can't find anything to back it up. That might just be because I've not looked deeply enough. There could be something to it - is there any compelling evidence?

[incident]

Serious question - those that do really believe in Ley Lines - why? What's wrong with the Atkinson argument that you can easily pick any landmarks and find lines between them. Is there any evidence of 'energy' that I'm not aware of? The only energy that I'm

These are all dead serious questions that I don't have answers to. I've not looked deeply into the subject, but I can't find anything to back it up. That might just be because I've not looked deeply enough. There could be something to it - is there any compelling evidence?

[Pinhead]

Bloody hell, Montague Keen is still going - used to be quite involved in the whole crop circle thing back in the day (which I was a bit too at the time).

Unfortunately the whole New Age thing to me gradually became a clear form of escapism and an excuse not to address the problems of the world by any other more tangible means...

I think it was John Mitchell who originally dowsed the area in order to advise over the positioning of the original Pyramid Stage.

[Glastonlocal]

There could be something to it - is there any compelling evidence?

[Abster]

Good post. Of course ley lines exist. It amuses me to see people dismiss this sort of thing, like they know any better.

[stuartbert two hats]

No.

But its a nice thought. And there is a unique energy at glastonbury. Better to believe in nice energy lines than a vengeful god.

[Pinhead]

Serious question - those that do really believe in Ley Lines - why? What's wrong with the Atkinson argument that you can easily pick any landmarks and find lines between them. Is there any evidence of 'energy' that I'm not aware of? The only energy that I'm

These are all dead serious questions that I don't have answers to. I've not looked deeply into the subject, but I can't find anything to back it up. That might just be because I've not looked deeply enough. There could be something to it - is there any compelling evidence?

[stuartbert two hats]

By the sounds of it, the problem is that you've looked deeply into it.

Basically, you're taking this way too seriously.

[Glastonlocal]

That I can get behind. Sorry for the bad vibes. I'm so much less open-minded these days, when I have Google for fact checking

[Glastonlocal]

Yeah it is twaddle. Nice twaddle tho. Twaddle I could probably go along with for quite a while.

[incident]

It can be hard to tell tone on the web. I prefer to err on the side of taking people at face value if I'm not sure if they're joking.

So we're agreed then - twaddle?

[russycarps]

why is it twaddle?

the festival wouldnt exist without the ley lines. That is an absolute fact.

Some people are just unable to see things from any other perspective than their own tedious, predictable angle.

Edited April 10, 2014 by russycarps