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Ley Lines?

The article makes a point, several times, of associating fairy paths with ley Lines.

given that the concept of key lines was first created in the 1900s, and the belief by most scientists that key lines are pseudoarchaeology, it is hard to see what the modern concept of ley Lines has to do with any traditional beliefs about fairy paths.

At most, a single mention is sufficient, but should specify the "modern concept" of key lines. I believe the other mentions should be eliminated - they smack of someone (editor or outside "expert" seeking to link the two unrelated concepts. Mastakos (talk) 04:32, 20 April 2026 (UTC)

In East and South Asia, there's a widespread superstition that spirits can only move in straight lines and lack the ability to turn corners. People try to confuse the spirits by preventing them from entering buildings, and there's a whole architectural tradition connection with this. I think it's somehow connected to the Fairy Path, the Ley Line. It's an extremely ancient, archaic tradition. Awyachin (talk) 18:48, 14 May 2026 (UTC)