If you were to look at a map of ancient sites ( for example : medieval castles and churches, standing stones, pagan altars and pre-historic barrows ) you may notice in many instances that a number of these sites seem to have been built, although miles apart from eachother, in a perfectly straight line, as if the original builders were using some massive invisible guideline. This "coincidence" is the basis of the "Leys" or "Leylines" theory.

The idea is that channels of geophysical energy criss-cross the earth, invisible and - as yet - undetectable to us. And that along these channels, or "Leys", ancient civilizations somehow sensed the power being emitted and built their monuments where they felt the power to be strongest.

While the idea of perfectly lined up ancient sites can quite reasonably be accepted as coincidence, the amount of psychic episodes and paranormal experiences that have been reported on or very near to these suspected Leys is not so easily dismissed.

When you add the coincidence of the precise alignments and the high number or reported unexplainable experiences together, the theory of Leys becomes much more intriguing.

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