It is not necessary to introduce St. Clare, the founder of the order of the Poor Clare and Franciscus of Assisi   If you go to Umbria in Italy to Assisi for visit,   then do not drive beyond the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, at the foot of the hill of Assisi. Here, in the Basilica is the small church of St. Francis, the Porziuncola. This beautiful church,   with its murals,stands in the middle of the church. If you enter the church,   you directly enter a very strong leyline. Very sketchy signed:

St. Maria degli Angeli

If you go down visiting the tomb of St. Francis in the Convent of St. Francis, you come in two worlds. Above the wonderful exuberance, below the austerity. Probably the same leyline, of St. Maria degli Angeli, cuts diagonally the grave. Sketchy signed:

grave of Franciscus

You can walk around the grave. Please note, that the priest-supervisor, at A, is reading   in another leyline. If he sits under a lukewarm shower. Would he know?   In any case, you know. Go right into the lovely banks, sit and relax in the leyline.

If you want to visit the tomb of St. Clare in the church of St.Clara, you will find a space that is too small and filled with too many people. You can just walk by. The space is filled with an energy, which is so strong, that your throat clench. A pond, filled with ley energy. Truly a place of power, unprecedented.

Grave St. Clara