"I have some photos of a strange light phenomenon, which was only discovered some time after developing a roll of film. My instincts told me my camera had a fault and so, thinking it might require an expensive repair, took the camera and film to an old military analyst contact of mine.

"He checked the camera, the film, the photo paper (it's emulsion and what have you) and ran off copies, only to find nothing technically wrong or out of place.

"Ultimately he concluded whatever the anomaly was, it was there in the physical environment and not a quirk of the photographic process. This skepticism therefore rendered the mystery, ultimately, more mysterious."

JG continues: "It wasn't a fault with the (slr) optics of the camera: the lens, its light meter, the film, the paper or developer.

"Strangely, when asked of the other pictures on the roll (to check consistency of the anomaly) we noticed a picture of a goat's severed foot which I'd found the day I took the pics, which I had thought was odd at the time - odd enough to capture on film.

"My photography tutor had suggested a severed cloven hoof was an odd thing to find in a cemetery ( I agreed, in that it was so odd at the time of finding it, that I took a picture of the severed appendage) and possibly indicative of some kind of ritual artifact.

"Indeed, I asked around with folks who maintained the cemetery and found that part of the cemetery was unconsecrated."

The cemetery itself is a masonic one, as can be seen in the attached pics of a tomb there, designed with an Egyptian theme. So, maybe the pyramidical structures atop the needles has some effect on light.

"If, as has been suggested to me, the cemetery site has been built on an energy node, these 'beams' could be physical phenomenon arising from such a ley-line /earth energy connection."

JG concludes: "It's all just so  mysterious, I really couldn't say but maybe that's the most compelling part to this story - it's a mystery which begs us to ask questions:
questions about the pictures, the site, the nature of such architecture and its placement, the effect it may have on any naturally occurring energy systems which we may (or may not) be aware of.... for me, the jury's out."

It's been likened to 'modern wish fulfilment' and 'fringe archaeology" but if a global network of ley, or energy, lines does indeed exist then it's conceivable that Freemasons would be well aware of it. Therefore the sighting of a masonic cemetery on such a 'node' point is an obvious choice.

JGs discovery of a goat's severed foot on the site is intriguing. It didn't appear by accident and coincidence gets stretched a little as we recall that ritual magician, medium and occult author Dion Fortune wrote a novel, 'The Goat-Foot God' (1936), which happens to link the alignment of ancient sites to power centres and lines of force.

Could a energy effect, invisible to the eye but seemingly captured by JGs camera, be an indication that some kind of earth energy actually does flow from sites such as this? -- fs

A FarShores thanks to JG for submitting these photo's and volunteering such interesting observations.

Watch short intro on 'discovery' of ley lines

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