Is there a local Ley, down your way?
For those of us not living in the old
Celtic homelands. Most of the time there will be no publicly know Ley
Line in your area. Yet like blood vessels in living flesh are really all over the place.
And yes most people try and find one near them by dowsing for it. This is the tried and true way. Yet not everyone is good dowser so what can you do?
It may seem odd but often there will be one running down a street near you. There are many reasons for this that I will not cover today, but the older a very straight street is, the better your chances of finding a Ley Line there.
And yes most people try and find one near them by dowsing for it. This is the tried and true way. Yet not everyone is good dowser so what can you do?
It may seem odd but often there will be one running down a street near you. There are many reasons for this that I will not cover today, but the older a very straight street is, the better your chances of finding a Ley Line there.
So here is a little trick you can use
to see if there is one near you. First, note that the line most often
will not be down the center of the road. After a rain shower and as
the water has started to dry up on the roads. Give them a walk
(traffic permitting of course). It is always best to find a line in a
low traffic area as you stand a better chance at being able to walk
it late at night when it is easiest to hear of feel the line.
Ok so now it has quit raining and you are walking one of the local streets. What to do next, well it is really easy if you have timed it right also to a bit of the road drying all spotty like. Look for a small straight line may be a foot wide or so, drying pattern that just seems to run down the road and drying faster or no drying, than the areas along it. Almost like there was a heated or cooled line running under the pavement.
Ok so now it has quit raining and you are walking one of the local streets. What to do next, well it is really easy if you have timed it right also to a bit of the road drying all spotty like. Look for a small straight line may be a foot wide or so, drying pattern that just seems to run down the road and drying faster or no drying, than the areas along it. Almost like there was a heated or cooled line running under the pavement.
It may take a bit of rains to find one
but if you have felt something a little odd on one road and not
another try that one first.
Well that's tonight’s hint, happy hunting.
TDK / The Druid King
Well that's tonight’s hint, happy hunting.
TDK / The Druid King
Copyright George King April 24, 2013
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Ley Lines are very interesting things and the ancient Neanderthalic Age ones hold the secrets of Druids.
ReplyDeleteYet for many of us we can not walk the lines of the old Celtic lands like dear Mr. Watkins did, Yet we can still learn much from an uncut Ley Line near us. TDK
Oh and sometimes it is just the opposite, the line dries slower than the rest of the street, depends if it is running hot or cold perhaps.
ReplyDeleteTDK