Aboriginal sites Leylines in Canberra?

Poplar said :

Oh Flatone, I am continually floored by how ignorant Canberrans generally are. It’s like they’re totally unaware of advances in quantum physics and are completely unable to see how this might apply to their parochial lives .

It’s true, nonsense does sound more authoritative when you throw the word “quantum” around a bit!

Leylines and whatnot aren’t really my bag, but Gubur Dhaura in Franklin is a significant Indigenous site, if that’s any help.

Poplar said :

Another thing I’m interested in is Bruce Cathie’s Gridpoint Atlas Software. See http://www.worldgrid.net/. His books are amazing. It’d be so cool to try the software for Canberra!

Aliens! You win.

Oh Flatone, I am continually floored by how ignorant Canberrans generally are. It’s like they’re totally unaware of advances in quantum physics and are completely unable to see how this might apply to their parochial lives .

Not sure if you have read this excellent article… see http://espace.library.uq.edu.au/eserv/UQ:13443/n04_139_Proudfoot.pdf.

It might help. The Burley-Griffins were well onto it.

I myself don’t have any knowledge about leylines or sacred sites in Canberra, but I have always wondered. Whenever I walk up on Mount Majura I get a very strong feeling that it is a special place. When I’m walking up I always say a little prayer to all the nature, wildlife and any other beings living there saying I’m just here to enjoy and not to harm.

Another thing I’m interested in is Bruce Cathie’s Gridpoint Atlas Software. See http://www.worldgrid.net/. His books are amazing. It’d be so cool to try the software for Canberra!

Happy lightworking 🙂

troll-sniffer said :

That’s where me and my cousin collect the Reiki energy we market to local practitioners. Once you find a junction of the leylines it’s just a matter of installing a cross-fed mutlipler into the line of sight between the north facing line and the intersecting one, and it just flows into the barrel of its own accord. Two or three hours in a good confluence nets us 3-4 44 gallon drums of the stuff.

Of course, you might be talking about the ‘lay’ lines, and they go straight from mitchell to Fyshwick most Saturday nights.

Yeah but those kind of Laylines drain both your bank account and your b*llocks!

That’s where me and my cousin collect the Reiki energy we market to local practitioners. Once you find a junction of the leylines it’s just a matter of installing a cross-fed mutlipler into the line of sight between the north facing line and the intersecting one, and it just flows into the barrel of its own accord. Two or three hours in a good confluence nets us 3-4 44 gallon drums of the stuff.

Of course, you might be talking about the ‘lay’ lines, and they go straight from mitchell to Fyshwick most Saturday nights.

Grail said :

be prepared to find out that what you have been told about “leylines” is a load of whitefellah’s boorooah.

😀

Classic.

There were Ley lines back in the early days of Canberra and they were a major tourist attraction for many years until some kid tripped on one and his progressive single mum sued the government saying that there were no guidlines in place for public safety.

The Stanhope guvmint saw this and blocked the area off because being redneck philistines, we were obviously not as smart as our great red leader at the time, we might trip over and damage the habitat of the local neckless blah blah blah. To cut it short, the ley lines were removed and placed in storage with the light rail network.

Grail said :

a load of whitefellah’s boorooah.

I LOL’d 🙂

M0les said :

Deref said :

Maybe you should consult an astrologer or an iridologist. I’m sure they could find them for you.

What about a chiropractor?

Nah, find a phrenologist or local homeopath – they’ll no doubt help you out.

Plenty of archaeology.

Not sure about ley lines actually.

What about the Belcon-Nunnaway line?

Deref said :

Maybe you should consult an astrologer or an iridologist. I’m sure they could find them for you.

What about a chiropractor?

You could go ask the local indigenous population about their mysticism. Of course, be prepared to find out that what you have been told about “leylines” is a load of whitefellah’s boorooah.

Maybe you should consult an astrologer or an iridologist. I’m sure they could find them for you.

Want to desecrate them? 🙂