Megalithic structures appear all over the planet. What over 50,000 structures all have in common are their weight, size and antiquity, exhibiting precise stonemasonry, fitting rocks together with perfect precision: something that is even difficult by today’s standards. The Great Pyramids, Stonehenge, Tiahuanaco in South America, the lost pyramids of Peru, the monuments of Eater Island are just some examples of monolithic structures.
There may have been and, may still be, more than 50,000 structures, but some were destroyed by the environment and by human stupidity, not to mention some that may still remain hidden underneath the earth and ocean waiting to be discovered. The age of these monolithic monuments is hard to determine since there is no process to date stones, only the objects found around them, which does not really date the stones themselves, but the civilization around them.
One of the more interesting and amazing examples is The Temple of Baalbek in Lebanon. The base of the temple is formed by three huge granite blocks, 63 feet long, 13 feet wide and 10 feet thick that would have to have been moved 400 miles overland to their destination. However, the largest stone ever cut sits beside the temple and measures 68 feet in length, 14 feet wide, 24 feet thick and is estimated to weigh 1200 tons or 2,400,000 pounds.
Some of these megalithic structures are found underwater off the coast of Japan, Malta and Bimini. One of the more interesting undersea structures can be found off the coast of Japan. In 1987, Kihachiro Arataka, a scuba instructor, discovered a mysterious, underwater pyramid structure off the coast of Yonaguni Island, the last island in the Ryuku chain, estimated to have been built about 12,000 years ago. Geologist Dr. Robert Shock, after a series of exploratory dives, stated that he had never seen anything like this in natural structures and was surprised by the realization that the stones did not appear to have been cut.
The theories about thousands of slaves moving these massive stones does not seem to test out, so we must assume that these ancient stonemasons used a power we are yet to understand. Did they use some kind of cosmic energy that perhaps interacted with the human body? Or was it some form of worship different from the way we know it? Since alien sightings go back 70,000 years, did this force or energy have something to do with an ancient alien culture as some hypothesize? It has been suggested that somehow the gravitational field was brought into play.
And what were they used for? It does appear that many of these structures may have been arranged around the world on some kind of “grid” but, to affect the earth grid, if there really is such a thing, local activities would have to have been synchronized on a global level. Did the ancients perform some act of grid engineering, an aspect of ancient science that might have been used ritualistically or as some method of ‘tuning” to the earth to create a form of resonance?
It appears that these megalithic monument builders were divided into two groups by hemisphere and represented two different ways of relating to the cosmos: the Northern People who built in circles and whose philosophy was basically reveal and share while the builders from the Southern hemisphere seemed to subscribe to a conceal and dominate lifestyle.
In the early 1900’s, British scientist and historian T.C. Lethbridge, was one of the earliest studiers of monolithic structures, discovered that these large stones occasionally emitted a light and an electrical current that ignited a tingling sensation to the touch and these huge rocks seemed to vibrate and rock. His research into the nature of these monolithic structures somehow convinced him of the existence of multidimensional realities. Of course, at the same time, many of these ancient stones and monuments were demonized by the church that seemed to demonize what it did not understand or didn’t have the intelligence to decipher.
However, one of the most recent clues to this mysterious power can be found right here in the United States: the Coral Castle in Homestead, Fl, outside of Miami. The castle’s designer and builder, Edward Leedskalnin, a 120-pound, unschooled wizard, mysteriously built a castle from blocks of coral weighing up to 30 tons, by himself, without the aid of modern equipment. He once boasted that he “understood the secret of how the pyramids were built.” (Magnetic Current, Leedskalnin, Edward WA: Health Research 1998)
One of the most interesting facts about Leedskalnin comes from a man named Henry, who may have been one o f the few people to have been invited into his house as Leedskalnin was paranoid about the government discovering his secret. He had only three pieces of furniture: a cot, a hand-made wooden table and, are you ready, an airplane pilot’s seat, with seatbelt and all, suspended from the ceiling by a chain, in the middle of his living room.
One of the best clues in unraveling the power of this unknown force used by Leedskalnin may be found in his own words: “When a time varying magnetic field is applied to a ferromagnetic, a rearrangement of local lattice strain fields due to the motion of non-magnetic domain walls occurs and emits elastic energy. The interaction between domain walls and lattice defects creates a discontinuity yin the domain wall motion causing a burst of energy called Magneto-Acoustic Emission. (MAE)The envelope of the time-averaged MAE bursts has a unique shape which has been shown to be dependent upon the frequency and magnitude of the amplified field and factors affecting lattice defects such as embrittlement. Although domain wall movement is a random process, it does exhibit features of regularity which have been identified by studying phenomena such as 1/f flicker noise and self-organized criticality (the “domino effect”. Nevertheless, certain fundamental elements of the MAE characteristics remain unexplained.”
It appears that he is saying that applying the force of the magnetic field causes motion in the non-magnetic domain walls in the material and emits some kind of elastic energy or sound that responds to the magnetic field. So was Leedskalnin spinning in his pilot’s chair to some specific program and number of revolutions at a certain speed to create a sound that affected gravity?
One final thought on moving monolithic stones. Morris Jessup, in The Case for the UFO (New York, Bantam Books, 1955) suggests that “It may be that this tremendous power was limited in its application to articles of stone texture only which would account for the strange fact that almost all relics of the profound past are non-metallic.” So, if you’re going to try this yourself at home, start with a stone and then try a station wagon.
The Coral Castle, along with all the other megalithic structures on the planet, is a testament to all that we do not know. It is obvious that there are new forms of energy and new ways to harness them that have yet to be discovered by “modern” man.
One of the more interesting and amazing examples is The Temple of Baalbek in Lebanon. The base of the temple is formed by three huge granite blocks, 63 feet long, 13 feet wide and 10 feet thick that would have to have been moved 400 miles overland to their destination. However, the largest stone ever cut sits beside the temple and measures 68 feet in length, 14 feet wide, 24 feet thick and is estimated to weigh 1200 tons or 2,400,000 pounds.
Some of these megalithic structures are found underwater off the coast of Japan, Malta and Bimini. One of the more interesting undersea structures can be found off the coast of Japan. In 1987, Kihachiro Arataka, a scuba instructor, discovered a mysterious, underwater pyramid structure off the coast of Yonaguni Island, the last island in the Ryuku chain, estimated to have been built about 12,000 years ago. Geologist Dr. Robert Shock, after a series of exploratory dives, stated that he had never seen anything like this in natural structures and was surprised by the realization that the stones did not appear to have been cut.
The theories about thousands of slaves moving these massive stones does not seem to test out, so we must assume that these ancient stonemasons used a power we are yet to understand. Did they use some kind of cosmic energy that perhaps interacted with the human body? Or was it some form of worship different from the way we know it? Since alien sightings go back 70,000 years, did this force or energy have something to do with an ancient alien culture as some hypothesize? It has been suggested that somehow the gravitational field was brought into play.
And what were they used for? It does appear that many of these structures may have been arranged around the world on some kind of “grid” but, to affect the earth grid, if there really is such a thing, local activities would have to have been synchronized on a global level. Did the ancients perform some act of grid engineering, an aspect of ancient science that might have been used ritualistically or as some method of ‘tuning” to the earth to create a form of resonance?
It appears that these megalithic monument builders were divided into two groups by hemisphere and represented two different ways of relating to the cosmos: the Northern People who built in circles and whose philosophy was basically reveal and share while the builders from the Southern hemisphere seemed to subscribe to a conceal and dominate lifestyle.
In the early 1900’s, British scientist and historian T.C. Lethbridge, was one of the earliest studiers of monolithic structures, discovered that these large stones occasionally emitted a light and an electrical current that ignited a tingling sensation to the touch and these huge rocks seemed to vibrate and rock. His research into the nature of these monolithic structures somehow convinced him of the existence of multidimensional realities. Of course, at the same time, many of these ancient stones and monuments were demonized by the church that seemed to demonize what it did not understand or didn’t have the intelligence to decipher.
However, one of the most recent clues to this mysterious power can be found right here in the United States: the Coral Castle in Homestead, Fl, outside of Miami. The castle’s designer and builder, Edward Leedskalnin, a 120-pound, unschooled wizard, mysteriously built a castle from blocks of coral weighing up to 30 tons, by himself, without the aid of modern equipment. He once boasted that he “understood the secret of how the pyramids were built.” (Magnetic Current, Leedskalnin, Edward WA: Health Research 1998)
One of the most interesting facts about Leedskalnin comes from a man named Henry, who may have been one o f the few people to have been invited into his house as Leedskalnin was paranoid about the government discovering his secret. He had only three pieces of furniture: a cot, a hand-made wooden table and, are you ready, an airplane pilot’s seat, with seatbelt and all, suspended from the ceiling by a chain, in the middle of his living room.
One of the best clues in unraveling the power of this unknown force used by Leedskalnin may be found in his own words: “When a time varying magnetic field is applied to a ferromagnetic, a rearrangement of local lattice strain fields due to the motion of non-magnetic domain walls occurs and emits elastic energy. The interaction between domain walls and lattice defects creates a discontinuity yin the domain wall motion causing a burst of energy called Magneto-Acoustic Emission. (MAE)The envelope of the time-averaged MAE bursts has a unique shape which has been shown to be dependent upon the frequency and magnitude of the amplified field and factors affecting lattice defects such as embrittlement. Although domain wall movement is a random process, it does exhibit features of regularity which have been identified by studying phenomena such as 1/f flicker noise and self-organized criticality (the “domino effect”. Nevertheless, certain fundamental elements of the MAE characteristics remain unexplained.”
It appears that he is saying that applying the force of the magnetic field causes motion in the non-magnetic domain walls in the material and emits some kind of elastic energy or sound that responds to the magnetic field. So was Leedskalnin spinning in his pilot’s chair to some specific program and number of revolutions at a certain speed to create a sound that affected gravity?
One final thought on moving monolithic stones. Morris Jessup, in The Case for the UFO (New York, Bantam Books, 1955) suggests that “It may be that this tremendous power was limited in its application to articles of stone texture only which would account for the strange fact that almost all relics of the profound past are non-metallic.” So, if you’re going to try this yourself at home, start with a stone and then try a station wagon.
The Coral Castle, along with all the other megalithic structures on the planet, is a testament to all that we do not know. It is obvious that there are new forms of energy and new ways to harness them that have yet to be discovered by “modern” man.
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