The Discovery and Study

The interest in Ley Lines and Earth Lines seems to have originated in the 1930’s in Europe mainly in Germany and France. It was not uncommon to have only one or two medical practitioners service entire cities. Curiosity arose among these physicians when in certain houses, cancer cases arose with unusual frequency. The family doctor would treat the grandmother for cancer. The grandmother would die. Five years later the doctor would see her daughter come in with the very same cancer. In the meantime the daughter would have taken over the grandmother’s bed. You could perhaps see the genetic probabilities here. However other documented cases showed where a woman would bring her husband in with cancer. The husband would die, the woman would remarry and a few years later the new husband, sleeping in the same bed at the same place, would get exactly the same cancer as the first one. The physicians decided to seek help of professional dowsers.

 

The result was the discovery of harmful earth lines. Whenever the dowsers investigated the house of a cancer patient, they would systematically find earth lines of noxious intensity, either where the patient’s bed was or in a place where he/she would spend a lot of time, such as a desk.

A ‘battle of rational v nonsense’ ensued for a few decades in Germany where many respectable medical authorities tried to disprove the whole theory. Studies were conducted on thousands of cases – sometimes as many as thirty or fifty thousand cancer patients. Each time the results were overwhelmingly in favour of the existence of these harmful earth lines that the would-be detractors became the most ardent defenders.

As you can respect, these studies were not done on a whim. These ardent defenders were medical professionals putting their reputable careers and heads on the chopping block. They were not questionable healing mad men. It is widely known that to broach the subject of non-physical or paranormal phenomena is a very quick way to be excommunicated from the scientific community and never taken seriously again.