These nodes could produce an energy “ vortex”. Where ley lines supposedly crossed, a strong “power spot” was created. Ley Lines, Crossroads, and VortexesĬrossroads are particularly notable as supernatural areas and are said to be cross-points between energy fields in the earth’s grid system, or intersecting ley lines.

Many well-known sacred sites, such as Stonehenge, Glastonbury Tor, the Pyramids at Giza, Mount Shasta, Lake Titicaca, and Machu Picchu sit at the convergence of several ley lines. It is believed that where two or more lines converge, you have a place of great power and energy, and that where many ley lines intersect, they are aligned with astrological constellations. The idea of ley lines as magical, mystical alignments is a fairly modern one.

There are so many cultures around the world that believe that ley lines lead to magic, and make it their mission to discover and decode this wisdom of interconnectedness through magnificent landmarks. In China, they are known as Dragon Lines, and the ancient Aboriginals called them Dream Lines. Peruvians and South Americans believe ley lines to be “spirit lines”. The Irish believe that ley lines are paths to fairies. Ley lines can’t be seen on a map like longitude and latitude, but these lines are the foundational organization of the earth’s energetic grid. He believed that ley lines are straight, electromagnetic paths that connect to ancient sacred sites around the world. In 1921, Alfred Watkins developed the concept of ley lines.

Magic lines around the world