Ley lines are lines of magnetic force that run between the north and south poles. They get disurbed by deposits of iron, mining, or even ploughing. I knew a lady who spent a lot of time with devining rods tracking them to find where they were broken. She would then bury a quarz crystal to boost the energy to join them up again. She was an Anthroposophist and they have a largish school just outside East Grindstead.
Polygamy in the lds church was banned over 120 yrs ago and it's purpose was that widows could retain their property when their 1st husband died. Journals kept from that time indicated that the "second" wives remained in their family home with their children and were married only in name. If you had simply googled lds polygamy you would have had accurate information to pass along in your video.
I love the UK, but I appreciate your often tongue-in-cheek approach to the UK. Keep it coming!
Ley lines are lines of magnetic force that run between the north and south poles. They get disurbed by deposits of iron, mining, or even ploughing. I knew a lady who spent a lot of time with devining rods tracking them to find where they were broken. She would then bury a quarz crystal to boost the energy to join them up again. She was an Anthroposophist and they have a largish school just outside East Grindstead.
Like most religions I have encountered. The only non-believer is the guy in charge! Their church is in fact the bank. Beautifully done Sir. 🏆
What about the cults mentioned here?
@@bloomingben5119 I am yet to meet a scientologist. But I did enjoy Battlefield Earth 😉👍🏻
Polygamy in the lds church was banned over 120 yrs ago and it's purpose was that widows could retain their property when their 1st husband died. Journals kept from that time indicated that the "second" wives remained in their family home with their children and were married only in name. If you had simply googled lds polygamy you would have had accurate information to pass along in your video.