Researcher Karen Eliot writes about ley lines and the Christian Church. “I came across a book called ‘English Leys’ by R.C. Domino (about ley lines and their use in occult organizations) that proposed that pagan religious sites (e.g. Stonehenge) were built on ley lines, and that when Christianity came to England these sites where ‘neutralized’ by the placing cathedrals and churches on top of them. (The fact Christians did build churches on top of pagan sites is historically true). Domino continues saying that this is a slight distortion of the truth, because the church even at that time was run by the ‘Rosicrucians/Illuminati.’ The cathedrals were built on ley lines to amplify the ‘telluric currents’ that run along these lines. Domino points to the fact that they are well shaped for the task as amplifiers. If this was the case, if I took a map of the United Kingdom and marked all the cathedrals on to it, then it would be logical to find those sites forming rough lines. This is exactly what I did, and sure enough there were some surprisingly well-defined lines.”

It is interesting to speculate that perhaps the early creators of the sacred sites for pagan religious practices were quite aware of the magical phenomena of ley lines in the Earth. It is also interesting to speculate about the Christian churches and their knowledge of these ley lines. Did they make use of them because they knew as well as those who practiced pagan religions that the power these places held was useful for all religious practices, no matter what their portent?