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David has been working as a healer, therapist and researcher for more than 40 years. He is the author of six books including The Healer Within and Working With Earth Energies The Devil’s Sea is south of Tokyo. This area is known for the disappearance of ships and airplanes. 8) The Wharton Basin We can identify these patterns in nature. For instance, the hexagon is the structure of beehives and the dragonfly’s eyes. We find this design on many turtles. The spiral is another typical geometric pattern, with hurricanes, pinecones, and the Nautilus shell. The beehive is an example of how this structure can connect living things. Watkins identified lines which ran up the hills from the priory, intersecting with a point where archaeologists believed there was once a stone cresset – the other monument drawn from the Priory. Charlesworth, Michael (2010). "Photography, the Index, and the Nonexistent: Alfred Watkins' Discovery (or Invention) of the Notorious Ley-lines of British Archaeology". Visual Resources. 26 (2): 131–145. doi: 10.1080/01973761003750666. S2CID 194018024.

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The Bermuda Triangle is an area in the North Atlantic Ocean, forming a triangle between Florida, Bermuda, and Puerto Rico. This area is known for the disappearance of ships and planes and the sighting of unidentified flying objects. 2) Easter Island Leys and their accompanying energy lines probably occur all over the world and have been used by shamen, pagans, and others who are attuned to the network for millenia. Since my interest was sparked in the 1970s I’ve noticed how there’s not only a growing acceptance of them but also a widening belief that they form an energy grid that surrounds our planet.

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The terrain at Mudchute Park is much higher than it was in Dee’s time. So the omphalos is much more recent than Dee’s time. Part of the popularity of ley hunting was that individuals without any form of professional training in archaeology could take part and feel that they could rediscover "the magical landscapes of the past". [31] Ley hunting welcomed those who had "a strong interest in the past but feel excluded from the narrow confines of orthodox academia". [32] The ley hunting movement often blended their activities with other esoteric practices, such as numerology and dowsing. [33] The movement had a diverse base, consisting of individuals from different classes and of different political opinions: it contained adherents of both radical left and radical right ideologies. [34] Ley hunters often differed on how they understood the ley lines; some believed that leys only marked a pre-existing energy current, whereas others thought that the leys helped to control and direct this energy. [35] They were nevertheless generally in agreement that the ley lines were laid out between 5000 BCE and 2600 BCE, after the introduction of agriculture but before the introduction of metal in Britain. [36] For many ley hunters, this Neolithic period was seen as a golden age in which Britons lived in harmony with the natural environment. [35] Is all that weird piled up in one place because of ley lines? I dunno, could just as easily be because of the legends immigrants brought with them and the area is kind of conducive to telling spooky stories.

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The archaeologist Richard Atkinson once demonstrated this by taking the positions of telephone booths and pointing out the existence of "telephone box leys". This, he 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. [19]This basin is an area on earth with great ocean depths and is yet to be unexplored. It is the marine basin area of the northeast quarter of the Indian Ocean. This basin bears the name of William Wharton (1843-1905), one of the first to discover it. It is also known as the Cocos Basin, after Cocos Island. Some call it the West Australian Basin because it lies east of the Ninety-East Ridge and West of Western Australia. 9) New Hebrides Trench

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therefore begin to gauge the strength of a ley-line according to its length, accuracy of deviation, number Sanderson believed that electromagnetic disturbances from hot and cold airflow might cause these areas’ abnormal activity.

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Regal, Brian (2009). "Ley Lines". Pseudoscience: A Critical Encyclopedia. Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. p.103. ISBN 978-0313355080. Crystal, Ellie. "Earth's Grid Systems." CrystalLinks. 2015. (Jan. 14, 2015) http://www.crystalinks.com/grids.html

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Williamson and Bellamy's book brought two different responses from the ley hunter community. [41] Some maintained that even if the presence of earth energies running through ley lines could not be demonstrated with empirical evidence and rational argumentation, this did not matter; for them, a belief in ley lines was an act of faith, and in their view archaeologists were too narrow-minded to comprehend this reality. [41] The other approach was to further engage archaeologists by seeking out new data and arguments to bolster their beliefs in ley lines. [41] Hutton noted that this pulled along "a potential fissure between rationalism and mysticism which had always been inherent in the movement". [41] Kendall, David G. (May 1989). "A Survey of the Statistical Theory of Shape". Statistical Science. 4 (2): 87–99. doi: 10.1214/ss/1177012582. JSTOR 2245331.According to researchers, the innermost Van Allen radiation belt dips exceptionally close to the earth’s surface, one possibility for why the region is so strange. 12) The Megaliths of Zimbabwe