Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ley-line
noun
/ˈleɪ ˌlaɪn/

Definition
A ley line is a straight line that connects multiple ancient landmarks or significant sites and is believed to hold mystical or spiritual significance.

Examples
- Many enthusiasts believe that ley-lines can be used to navigate between sacred sites.
- The ancient stone circles are often said to fall along ley-lines.
- Local folklore suggests that ley-lines are a source of powerful energy.

Meaning
Ley lines are thought to represent paths of energy that run through the earth, allegedly connecting various historical and sacred sites.

Synonyms
- energy line
- spirit line
- mystical path