Exploring Hidden Mysteries
Join The Society of Leyhunters as we delve into the mysteries of Earth's ancient landscapes and leys. Discover the secrets woven into our planet's history through intuitive perspectives. Embark on a journey of exploration and understanding.
Activity
We produce an ad-hoc newsletter detailing our activities.
Meetings
We normally have two meetings (moots) per year.
Advertised here and on our Facebook page..
Our late Spring moot will be at Stonehouse, Gloucestershire.
Details to follow.
Resources
We are compiling a dossier of past and current research.
Currently under construction.
Unlock the secrets of terrestrial leys, alignments ancient paths and landscape patterns.
Come along with us on the journey
Exploring Earth Mysteries
The Society of Leyhunters is an organisation dedicated to uncovering and understanding the ancient and historical mysteries of Earth. With a legacy of research in leys, landscape history, and earth energies, we delve into the hidden connections that shape our planet's spiritual and geographical heritage. We want to reveal the intricate networks of connections that crisscross the Earth, unlocking secrets that have captivated humanity for centuries.
What sets the Society of Leyhunters apart is our legacy and our commitment to fostering a global community passionate about earth mysteries. We examine earthly traditions, to create a perspective that enriches our understanding and appreciation of the past. Join with us to explore the mysteries beneath your feet and become part of a growing corpus of ley hunters dedicated to preserving and celebrating Earth’s enigmatic past and exciting present.
Contact Us
Frequently Asked Questions
How to Join or subscribe.
Please contact us about membership. this is currently still a subsidised £15(GBP) for four paper issues of the newsletter within the UK. Membership with only an electronic newsletter is £5(GBP). Membership entitles you to have a say in the running of the Society. if you just wish to receive the electronic newsletter (worldwide) and go on our mailing list, there is no fee. But donations are obviously welcome. Payments can be made via PayPal to our email address.
For non-UK respondents who wish to receive the paper newsletter please contact us for further details.
How can I contact the Society of Leyhunters for more information?
You can reach us through the contact form on this website. Please hit the contact button.
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Our mailing address is:
The Secretary, Society of Ley Hunters
7 Mildmay Road
Romford
RM7 7DA
UK.
What are leys and why are they important?
Leys are alignments of various places of geographical and historical interest, such as ancient monuments and natural landmarks. They are important because they may reveal insights into ancient cultures and the energies of the landscape.
What is a Ley? - A longer answer!
Leys are completely straight alignments of ancient sites as may be seen on Britain's Ordnance Survey Previously noted vaguely by various observers, they were realised to be a phenomenon in their own right by Alfred Watkins, a notable citizen of Hereford, England. He studied them intensely in the early 1920s and published his work primarily in 'The Old Straight Track' (1925), still available today. Mr Watkins called these alignments 'Leys' and believed them to have been routes of prehistoric travel and navigation. An idea no longer wholly supported.
Later followers have grafted various other explanations, the most popular being that they are conduits of a mysterious earth energy.
What is the significance of landscape?
Landscape history helps us understand how human activity and natural processes have shaped the environment over time, providing context for the placement and meaning of leys and ancient sites.
What the Society isn't!
We hold no particular interpretation of a Ley. Merely that these alignments and connections can be shown to exist in the eyes of an observer. We have no religious, social or political stance and will present any relevant interpretation for comment and discussion.
Is there a leyline through my house?
We don't know! The best thing to do is get a map and see if you can line up any notable sites with your property. If you are searching for an energy line then there might be a dowsing group or individual in your area who can assist. We might also have a helpful member nearby or some previous research about your locale.