Ley Lines and Earth Energies: A Groundbreaking Exploration of the Earth's Natural Energy and How It Affects Our Health Paperback – June 1, 2003

Good book, I have dog-eared so many pages and marked several paragraphs. I'm sensitive to changes in magnetic fields especially natural earth deposits of ore, water charges, vortexes, portals, etc. I found the information about ley lines and springs around Glastonbury very helpful, and the investigations into pounded/cup marked stones being charged and holding attraction points for ley lines. And that some people are more sensitive due to the way their body stores/uses Magnetite, Iron etc, some people easily Dowse and others don't. It's a very Heart Centered, Right Brained, Intuitive Antennae, Opened Energy skill. Some information/chapters are just "stuck in" as the writers were trying to include interesting findings or quote scientific studies and get the information into the book even though it didn't necessarily flow well, so this is a little complaint I have with the editing and formatting of information, but overall I appreciate the effort and the points trying to be made. This book will stay in my library for a long time, should be re-read every few years.

Ley Lines are well explained in this book, which provokes connecting thoughts towards other applications. The author is thorough in explaining the background, illustrations, descriptions, and detection of ley lines. I found the discourse regarding "cup marks" on stones fascinating, and the implications of magnetic energy escaping from fault line areas very interesting. I recommend this book for anyone interested in magnetic energies and/or ley lines discussion.

If you like dowsing techniques or energy work, and you're interested in ley lines, you'll love this book.If you flinch when someone applies New Age concepts to ley lines, parts of this book may annoy you.The authors delve into ley lines as energy lines, which is a controversial leap for some ley line purists. That said, if even 1/10 of the ideas in this book are useful, this book is well worth reading, no matter what your background or context.Whether your interest is paranormal research, New Age studies, history or how the landscape can affect health, there are enough fresh concepts in this book to keep you busy for years, exploring and confirming (or refuting) the authors' research.I particularly like the possibility that ley lines are actually a circuit of energy, sometimes forming a loop rather than a single line. That's innovative and well-illustrated in this challenging book.This fast-paced book includes such a wide range of topics, it could have been ten or more books. However, the authors provide just enough information to give the reader a solid grounding (no pun intended) in a variety of concepts and research techniques. In my opinion, they're superb and fascinating starting points.Every page in the book could become the basis of several years' study, for anyone who wants to pursue these groundbreaking concepts in more detail. The ample, very clear illustrations open even more possibilities.While I raise an eyebrow at some of what the authors say and want to study this in more depth, this is a vital textbook for anyone who seeks better answers and new research directions as we study ley lines.I applaud the authors for sharing their ideas and research so generously.

Excellent book!, As a meta physicist, and musician, I connected to author's train of thought immediately. Highly recommended for all who are on the "path of light", and inspiring for full dna/human potential.

A very detailed yet interesting acount of ley line and earth energies for the student interested in learning about basic earth energy concepts as well as documented examples of ancient forms of environmental psychlogy.Not totally scientific- yet not touchy-feely new age. A good book for the serious student.

I really liked this book at the beginning and love the authors meticulous work on the various henges and energy lines around Scotland. It has got me very interested in the subject of dowsing and divining and how the telluric energies work.Unfortunately the book drops off and meanders into subjects that lost my interest like poltergeists and missing time.I would have preferred more of the first half to continue into another place of interest in the UK, as i'm sure there are many.

Light reading and information about my family ancestry.

Good reading, am enjoying it. But think you may be bored if you aren’t into dowsing.