Ley lines

[samildamach]

Now of to the start of the st micheals leyline at the ruined church at Hopton on sea.I was wondering I'd any fellow avolones have had any personal experiences at these locations?

[Sunny-side-up]

Hi samildamach

Sorry to say, no personal experiences there!

Have you had personal experiences there yourself?

[samildamach]

No this is my first time visiting a leyline.I did not realise that I lived so close to one of the major ones crossing Britain.

[raff]

Hello i have done pretty much most of the st Michael/st Mary ley lines from beginning to end including the ruin church of Hopton. Like any voyage or quest simple curiosity can bring some measure of discovery. But if one takes the time beforehand to prepare and pack the necessary ingredients of an open mind, a respect of nature and a willingness to drop all preconceptions then this ley line journey is worth a go. As a clue (and if your open to a simple and humble approach to the spirit of nature and the beings that exist there, with gratitude without request, desire or demand) you can leave gifts or offerings of thanks at certain key points (as and when the mood takes you) along this trail, you may encounter the guardian's and spirits that still reside in those stone circles, wells, "burial mounds" and temples (and believe me They still do reside their.) Either in the sky above or heard in your inner space or possibly in what your dreams may bring.
Bon voyage.

[Verdilac]

Good thread , personally I can say I have experienced positive things form lay / energy lines as I like to call them as I have always felt good around these areas.

Increased focus , calmness , wellbeing, more physical & mental energy .

What I will add, after what Raff said is that if you attend a stone circle try and find its center point. And this isn't usually the bald patch of grass in what seems like the middle like everyone thinks.

You can gain a lot of insight if you find the true central point.