Ley Lines

Invisible currents crossing the earth. The old temples all sit on the intersections.

Alfred Watkins saw them from a Herefordshire hilltop in 1921: old straight tracks aligning churches, mounds, and standing stones. Archaeology filed it under coincidence and cart roads. The occult revival rerouted the idea — energy currents, dragon paths, the earth's own meridians — and noted that the megalith builders, who left no writing, left alignments accurate to the horizon's degree. The stones sit where they sit. The argument is about the wiring underneath.