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Ley Lines are the meridian axiatonal lines or grid system that conducts and transmits frequencies throughout our bodies and the planet. They are an exact mirror as they exist in our personal holographic template and are reflected from within the larger mirror of the planet’s own meridian and template system. (This is one way to describe our micro and macro system of nested [[Hologram|holographic]] energy templates that generate within an infinity spiral of ever expanding spinning fractals.) | Ley Lines are the meridian axiatonal lines or grid system that conducts and transmits frequencies throughout our bodies and the planet. They are an exact mirror as they exist in our personal holographic template and are reflected from within the larger mirror of the planet’s own meridian and template system. (This is one way to describe our micro and macro system of nested [[Hologram|holographic]] energy templates or the [[12 Tree Grid]] that generate within an infinity spiral of ever expanding spinning fractals.) | ||
Axiatonal Lines create the macrosystem energy network in the [[Lightbody]] where all dimensional frequencies are transduced into the meridians, chakras and etheric nadial structure. '''Ley Lines run the same energetic network into smaller tributaries in the microsystem.''' (This is similar to understanding the difference between an arterial vein and a capillary vein functioning in the same human circulatory system.) | Axiatonal Lines create the macrosystem energy network in the [[Lightbody]] where all dimensional frequencies are transduced into the meridians, chakras and etheric nadial structure. '''Ley Lines run the same energetic network into smaller tributaries in the microsystem.''' (This is similar to understanding the difference between an arterial vein and a capillary vein functioning in the same human circulatory system.) | ||