woghd

thanks for all your work

i follow your threads with interest

stelli

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I have not verified the information myself but had read that the ley went through every sacred megalithic site in the world. I had also read that if the prime meridian were shifted from Greenwich (where it was placed due to business reasons) to Giza that the sacred sites would line up every 10 degrees (I believe it was 10 deg, it's been a while since I read that.)

Originally posted by coyotepoet
I have not verified the information myself but had read that the ley went through every sacred megalithic site in the world. I had also read that if the prime meridian were shifted from Greenwich (where it was placed due to business reasons) to Giza that the sacred sites would line up every 10 degrees (I believe it was 10 deg, it's been a while since I read that.)

I don't know if it goes through EVERY sacred megalithic site in the world, but it certainly goes through a huge number of megalithic sites, and when it does, it generally goes right through their exact centers...and I mean within inches, or dead on. I find that kind of precision to be extraordinary considering that this Ley circumnavigates the entire planet! We have trouble getting our satellites to orbit with that kind of precision.

What do you think these ley lines do?

That is astonishing!

S+F for your work.

Originally posted by coyotepoet
I had also read that if the prime meridian were shifted from Greenwich (where it was placed due to business reasons) to Giza that the sacred sites would line up every 10 degrees (I believe it was 10 deg, it's been a while since I read that.)

Some would. Some wouldn't. Confirmation bias

There are so many sacred sites around the world that it's possibe to prove almost any conceivable connection.

Originally posted by KrypticCriminalWhat is the more scientific aproach you use OP. Sounds interesting.

That's a very good question!

I work backwards. For example, I will take two megaliths that MUST be on ley lines or should be anyway. Sometimes this turns out to be wrong, and there simply is no ley present. Let say, like in this thread, Giza-stonehenge. I draw a line exactly through the centers of those monuments and continue that line around the entire planet. Then I find two more objects and do the same thing, drawing a second circle around the planet.

These two circles will intersect at two places on the planet. Scientific method predicts that there will be a megalith (or some other item of significance) at those intersections. If there is, I know I have two legit planetary ley lines. If not, one or both must be discarded. The megaliths must be DEAD-on. "close" does not cut it.

Now that's the simple version. obviously reality is more complicated. I've had matches that turned out to not be ley lines, as well as Leys I thought were non matches simply because my research was poor.

Once I have two lines that I think are Leys, I can begin researching them. This usually means a great deal of phone calls to the towns that are on or near the Ley, and mailing out questionaires to people who live in those towns. Occasionally I will travel to locations to examine things first hand.

Originally posted by woghd

I work backwards. For example, I will take two megaliths that MUST be on ley lines or should be anyway.

It's 100% guaranteed that any two megaliths anywhere on the planet are in direct alignment to with 0.01mm