Jun 8, 2026 · 47 min · 14 segments
What if the Earth has an energy system similar to the meridians in the human body? In this fascinating conversation, Vanessa Soul sits down with consciousness researcher, dowser, and earth healing…
Lux LingenGuest
Vanessa SoulHost
So Lux, how would you explain energy lines to someone who's never really heard about them yet?

But the one way to look at it is to see them almost like the meridian lines within acupuncture and within Eastern medicine.

So if you look at an acupuncture chart, you have these lines of chi, lines of energy, running all throughout the body.

It's all mapped out, and so an acupuncturist, when they are doing their work, they are interacting with these lines of chi.

The needles go in and they break up blockages, and they also encourage chi to move to certain places.

and that is very much what is occurring on the landscape we are working with the earth's meridians and so it's very much a microcosm and macrocosm thing right very fractal the same patterns that we have occurring in the body are occurring within this larger body that is the earth and very much like in the human body you know in our in our vascular system, in our blood vessels, we have these arteries, major arteries that take blood and bring it to general areas in the body.

One mapping of it that I particularly like is the Becker-Hagens grid, which basically merges neoplatonic solids and overlays them over the Earth.

And what's really curious about this particular mapping is that these energy lines, these macro grid lines, they go right through so many different sacred sites they go through stonehenge they go through the pyramids of giza so you have these big arterial lines that are out there but then just like in the body where your arteries you know they don't go to the the tip of your pinky finger right so you have this capillary network that that leads from the arteries and then goes to every point in your body and i refer to these as the the micro grid of these micro lines And they run absolutely everywhere.

and and so these these microgrid lines they are moving through the landscape in any local area that you're in and so there's there's a number of key lines that are in that microgrid network that have been identified over the years there's what are called hartman lines and these are this is an energy grid that runs north south and east west so it's this crisscrossing and it It alternates in polarity from negative to positive.

So if you reach out, if you're six feet tall or so, you reach out your arms, you're touching one grid to another.

And then you have curry lines that crisscross at a diagonal to the Hartman lines.

Basically, it's it's not simply a 2d surface that these lines are running through you also have the kind of a cube like lattice that emerges and that actually stacks on top of each other and you'll have one cube that goes up 10 feet and then on top of that you have a another cube of energy and these these Becker cubes they tend to alternate in polarity as well.

So if you're living in a high-rise building, it might explain why some floors feel a little off and other floors feel very positive.

So Lux, how would you explain energy lines to someone who's never really heard about them yet?

But the one way to look at it is to see them almost like the meridian lines within acupuncture and within Eastern medicine.

So if you look at an acupuncture chart, you have these lines of chi, lines of energy, running all throughout the body.

It's all mapped out, and so an acupuncturist, when they are doing their work, they are interacting with these lines of chi.

The needles go in and they break up blockages, and they also encourage chi to move to certain places.

and that is very much what is occurring on the landscape we are working with the earth's meridians and so it's very much a microcosm and macrocosm thing right very fractal the same patterns that we have occurring in the body are occurring within this larger body that is the earth and very much like in the human body you know in our in our vascular system, in our blood vessels, we have these arteries, major arteries that take blood and bring it to general areas in the body.

One mapping of it that I particularly like is the Becker-Hagens grid, which basically merges neoplatonic solids and overlays them over the Earth.

And what's really curious about this particular mapping is that these energy lines, these macro grid lines, they go right through so many different sacred sites they go through stonehenge they go through the pyramids of giza so you have these big arterial lines that are out there but then just like in the body where your arteries you know they don't go to the the tip of your pinky finger right so you have this capillary network that that leads from the arteries and then goes to every point in your body and i refer to these as the the micro grid of these micro lines And they run absolutely everywhere.

and and so these these microgrid lines they are moving through the landscape in any local area that you're in and so there's there's a number of key lines that are in that microgrid network that have been identified over the years there's what are called hartman lines and these are this is an energy grid that runs north south and east west so it's this crisscrossing and it It alternates in polarity from negative to positive.

So if you reach out, if you're six feet tall or so, you reach out your arms, you're touching one grid to another.

And then you have curry lines that crisscross at a diagonal to the Hartman lines.

Basically, it's it's not simply a 2d surface that these lines are running through you also have the kind of a cube like lattice that emerges and that actually stacks on top of each other and you'll have one cube that goes up 10 feet and then on top of that you have a another cube of energy and these these Becker cubes they tend to alternate in polarity as well.

So if you're living in a high-rise building, it might explain why some floors feel a little off and other floors feel very positive.
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