Standing stones and circles, henges,
cup-marked stones and
dolmens have intrigued us for generations, but until recently, there
has been little real evidence of their purpose.
Twenty-five years ago, I watched a programme on “Tomorrow's World” on
the use of divining rods, and, to my absolute amazement, discovered for
myself that they really did work. This was to give me an insight into
the mysterious energies from standing stones and circles, although I
had to walk well over three thousand miles, following the sinuous waves
of natural telluric energy (ley lines) which standing stones and other
artefacts of the megalithic culture emit - little wonder that
archaeologists cannot understand them! (Recently, Vincent Reddish,
Astronomer Royal for Scotland, and Director of the Edinburgh
Observatory, 1975-1980, has researched this energy and believes it is a
spin torsion field, caused by the rotation of the Earth, Sun, and Moon
- see Link
Page).
Particularly interested in the standing stones and circles in my area
(Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland), I tuned in to one particular standing
stone, and, with ever growing astonishment, followed the waves of
energy it emitted across the country. It became increasingly obvious
that this was
the secret of the ancients - they used this natural telluric energy,
focusing
it in certain places, for their own purposes.
Eventually, I decided to map the patterns of energy around an
ancient cup-marked stone in The Sma’ Glen, north of Crieff.
This, as it happened, was the key to the whole system of a very large
area. Pecked out of the living rock, or on free-standing boulders like
this one, carved on walls of sandstone rock like the beautiful
engravings at Mauchline,
Ayrshire, and
Ormaig in Argyllshire, cup-marks have been discovered world-wide
and have over one hundred theories as to their purpose.
This knowledge can be found in my book “Ley Lines and Earth
Energies” recently reprinted by David Hatcher Childress in
California.
There is no way of knowing just what implications this recovered
knowledge has for our future. Judging by the amount of energy our
ancestors put into building the megalithic monuments around the world
the recovery of this knowledge will be “monumental”.
The following pictures are key points in a typical straight
ley line across Scotland:
(Above). This is “The Praying
Hands Mary" from the west, - a key point on a ley
line in Glen Lyon. Behind this split stone lies the stone circles of
Fortingall, and beyond, Croftmoraig stone circle in Tayside.
The line extends westwards, over the
summit of this hill (below) and through Meggernie Castle with its
ghost of half of a woman.
(Above): "The Praying Hands of Mary"
from the east. The ley line passes through and around this split stone,
over the summit of the hill in the background and on to Meggernie
Castle,
with its strange story of the ghost of half of a woman, and through
many
old burial-grounds to the source - the volcanic island of Staffa. Again
we see the use of volcanic anomalies, which are powerful emitters of
spin
torsion fields which were used to construct the ley line system.
Above: The Praying Hands of Mary from the South
CUP-MARKED MEGALITHS - THE KEY TO
THE LEY SYSTEM
The
cup-marked stone shown below, in the Sma' Glen, near Crieff,
Perthshire, Scotland, is situated in a large man-made concave-shaped
amphitheatre in the hills, and has a prominent dumb-bell
shaped cup-mark on its surface.
STRUCTURE OF THIS CUP-MARK LEY
Fig.
1 (below). This is an illustration of the energy emitted by the
cup-marked stone at Foulford Inn. A spiral of energy is emitted from
the stone, travels in a dog leg (not shewn) to a low cairn (top of
illustration), then returns to the opposite side of the stone forming a
circuit, a type of ley line. This is the skeleton of the energies this
stone emits depicted in the cup-marked petroglyph (inset right) as a
badly worn "S" shape. The arrow above the stone points to it location.
Notice
the cup-marked stone is placed exactly above a major
fault on the Highland Boundary Fault Zone (see illustration above).
This
powerful fault, where the North of Scotland pushes against the rest of
the United Kingdom, supplies this important cup-marked stone with its
microwave
energy. Perhaps the Spin Torsion Field Effect already mentioned is also
involved. It must be more powerful here as it passes through the planet
and weak points such as geological faults.
A
local geologist in this area has mapped out most of the geological
faults and discontinuities (where different types of rock butt against
each
other), and it is obvious that most of the stone circles,
pre-Reformation
burial-grounds, one Templar building and even some old castles are
placed
directly above such geologically weak areas where the Spin Torsion
Field
Effect must be stronger. The few sites which do not conform to this
theory
probably also have geological anomalies beneath them which have yet to
be discovered. It will probably be purely co-incidence, but there
is also a vitrified fort nearby which is also on the HBF.
The
STFE may also explain why our ancestors aligned some alignments to the
Sun or Moon at certain times of the year. Imagine the Moon trickling
down the side of a distant mountain, supplying a ley line with an
additional input of energy.
To
the bottom left of the illustration above is shown
one
of many thousands of microwaves which run along the Highland Boundary
Fault.
Oddly, all of these waves focus into this stone, then out again from
the
other side.
This stone sits in a large circular
depression in the hills.
This is used to initiate and form the circular cup-mark ley.
Another special
quality of this still-working cup-mark ley is that it seeks out
cavities - empty oil drums, caves, ravines, houses, castles, pools in
rivers, even animal skulls, and especially important, the graves in the
ancient burial-grounds positioned at the perimiter of the cup-mark ley
- the newer the grave
the better the attraction. Older graves are compacted down, making them
less attractive to this energy. Hence, perhaps, the ancient Scottish
tradition that the last person, the "guardian spirit" to be buried
there has to keep watch over the others.
The main intention of the ley system must have been to help their dead
into the next life, or perhaps a a form of feng shui, to give good
health and success to those left behind. They obviously believed in the
survival of the human spirit, and the brilliant design and construction
of this small portion of the ley system shows how important they
believed this was.
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF STRAIGHT LEYS?
STRAIGHT LEY LINES
Left:
this standing stone at Kilmartin, Argyllshire, also has cup-marks on
its surface and shows just one of the many waves of energy it emits to
form part of a straight energy ley. The wavelength from standing stones
is around 5-6 ft., and is a standing wave, different from cup-mark leys
which are about 20 ft. wavelength and have a cycle time of almost two
minutes.
Perhaps you will now begin to
understand the colossal amount
of energy and sophistication which went into this beautiful, elegant
system, using natural landmarks and earth energies focused by standing
stones and circles, working in a way which no-one has been able to
understand up to now.
OTHER CIRCUITS FORMING CUP-MARK LEYS
Outside the dumb-bell circuits shown
above are other circuits, each looking less like a dumb-bell. These
encounter other stone circles at Killin, Kenmore, etc., and are then
projected
across country to form other separate circuits of energy all of them
with standing stones and burial grounds at the perimiter, the "working
edge" of the cup-mark leys.
The picture to the left shows the dumb-bell shaped
petroglyph
and some other cup-marks on the Foulford Inn stone, depicting a few of
the
associated energy circuits. Refer to the picture and illustration below
for
the complete map of the cup-mark circuits.
Also
refer to the illustration of the dumb-bell circuit above which shows
the similarity between the circuit and this
engraving.
Above: the cup-marks on the Foulford Inn stone. Dumb-bell
cup-mark shewn below centre to the right.
Left: Illustration of cup-marks on
stone, plan view. These can now be shewn to be circuits of telluric
energy focused through ancient burial-grounds from the north of
Scotland to the north of England.
The reason that Scotland is so
prolific in Megalithic
monuments is very likely because it has so many gelogical faults and
anomalies
which give these circuits their power.
Above, right:
The Foulford Inn stone (centre of this
illustration) is
powered
in many different ways, apart from the energy provided by the Highland
Boundary Fault. Here, a ley line has been constructed between
Clach-na-Tiompan stone circle to the left of the
illustration, and a
giant monolith, (extreme right), with two smaller standing stones to
focus the energy, through the Foulford Inn stone.
Clach-na-Tiompan
means the stone of the musical instrument, probably a timpan or drum,
which may mean that drumming was used in ancient ceremonies at the
nearby hollow burial-cairn.
Above: The the remains of Clach-na-Tiompan stone circle
Above: The Serpent stone, near St.
Fillans, Lochearnhead,
Perthshire, (it represents the sinuous, weaving nature of earth
energies), another of the key elements in the ley line system in
Perthshire. This rock,
perhap fortuitously fallen from the cliff face above and probably at
least partially carved by man, has a form of ley line running down its
length towards the nearby Dundurn Church and graveyard . . .
It was near the end of my research when I
discovered the primary ley line running lengthwise through the
dumb-bell shaped
telluric circuit and also its probable source - a stone circle on a
volcanic
island far out in the Atlantic (dead volcanoes, volcanic plugs and
features
like The Giants Causeway in Ireland and the island of Staffa in
Scotland
are powerful emitters of natural energy or spin torsion fields which
our
ancestors used to manufacture their remarkable energy networks).
This primary ley runs neatly down through the dumb-bell shaped circuit
to some stone circles at Fowlis Wester, Perthshire, and on to another
stone circle at Balfarg, outside Glenrothes, near the Firth of Forth,
and further down to the north of England, before vanishing into the
North Sea, to
its destination somewhere on the Continent, presumably Italy.
Future researchers would do well to
investigate the relationship of standing stones and circles to
geological faults and "places of power".
There is only one way to recover this ancient knowledge, and that is to
tune into the ley system with divining rods and follow the leys from
their source/s to their destination/s. This can take many hundreds of
miles to give even a glimmer of understanding.
The subject of ley lines has been ignored by most scientists, generally
because of the poor quality of ley research. Perhaps now, some will
learn how to use divining rods and use scientific methods to understand
them.There is no way of telling how important the recovery of this
knowledge may be --
If the human spirit can survive death (something our
scientifically-orientated culture does not really believe in), then the
laws of Karma may also be a possibility - if you harm someone in this
life you may have to repay in a future incarnation.
How would your present life change if you believed this, and also that
you may be re-incarnated as a Catholic/Protestant/Christian/Muslim, or
Jew, or some other religion, race or colour totally foreign to your
present beliefs? Would 9/11 and all the other atrocities we have
suffered over the past decades/centuries have ever occurred?
