Ancient Hackney: Hackney Ley Markers - Leabridge, Downs, Clapton (birds-eye)

Tuesday 11 January 2011

Hackney Ley Markers - Leabridge, Downs, Clapton (birds-eye)

We're still learning Google Earth and put some images together for a birds-eye view of Hackney's powerful ley currents. This image shows various ley markers / indicators in and around the so called Murder Mile. We have yet to mark all the points but given time we hope to have Hackney completely mapped out sometime this year. If you'd like to learn more about negative energy being produced by the idea of a Murder Mile / Hackney Down's vortex please see the related blogs. We highlight murder mile merely as an indicator of what happens when negative energy is manifested byway of influencing an entire community. This particular vortex like many other power centres can be commandeered and redirected as positive energy. If we're all aware of the vortexes in the area we each can contribute byway of bringing positivity to that point. This can be focused by thoughts or a physical item that you've tuned into a positive vibration. The vortexes have many many uses...

1. Top Left: Leabridge Road Roundabout (Lea / Ley)

2. Markers head along Upper Clapton RD / Leading into Lower Clapton (We feel this may indicate a mound) and towards the Olympic site (out of shot middle right)

3. Bottom Left: Hackney Downs (place name)

4. Middle Right: Leads to ST John of Jerusalem / St Augustine Tower

1 comment:

Jason5 March 2012 at 17:03
I lived near there for years.I could see the pyramid from my window. Moved when I got the crap kicked out of me by some skinheads at the exact point of the pyramid on the downs at 11.00pm.
Also, my birthday 21/12 I was 4 months premature and weighed 1 lb 1 once, on the winter solstice just after 3am, to a pagan mother and humanist father. My older brother who died at 3 months old rests in Abney park cemetery. Does that all seem a little odd to you too?
And yes, that is my real name!
I'm not the antichrist,
Or a very naughty boy =!:o{>
ReplyDelete
Replies

Add comment

Hackney - Land of Magik

Hackney's history is as rich and vibrant as that of the Borough of Kensington & Chelsea. Much of that history has been lost amongst years of poverty within the borough which during the 1950s / 1960s / 1970s / 2000s was on record as being the poorest area in the whole of the UK. This in turn caused and causes much suffering within the area which has fed the vortex of which Hackney is placed with self petutating negative energy. This has blinded both locals and international historians to the real history of the borough and why its always remained at the centre of the creative arts since its inception during the thirteenth century.

This blog isn't the soft cuddly we're so cool guide to the public history of Hackney. This borough also lies on some of the most powerful energy grids on the planet which in turn attracted many wizards, magicians, alchemists, Wicca practitioners, black / white witches, paganism, shamans, astro-theologists, anarchists, non-conformists, activists, revolutionists, playwrights, authors, artists, philanthropists, herbalists, healers, and inter-dimensional beings. The area has long been spiritually mapped out with the most important features marked for those that recognise the signs. They met in secret where they performed certain rituals from days gone by until today. The signs are all around you, wake up and take your places, the war on your consciousness has long begun.

We are not experts within any of the fields we discuss on this blog and who in their right minds can claim to be an expert on anything within this domain and by whose measure. We are are nothing more than observers and claim to be anything but experts. This is a human experience which we recognise and embrace in all formats.

This is a place of continued study so if you have something you'd like to add to this project then please COMMENT on posts and get in touch...

Our Mentor is Michael Tsarion and from time to time Michael will help us decode Hackney's Signposts by distributing the images to visionaries in the field from around the globe.

Dedicated to Ricky McCleve (RIP 2010) / Rik Clay (RIP 2010)