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Summer Solstice Dec 2001. dowsing and Earthcare in Australia and beyond. Edited by Alanna Moore, with contributions from some of the best dowsers and geomancers around. Contributions are always welcomed, deadline for next issue is March 20th. Postal address- Geomantica PO Box 929 Castlemaine 3450 Vic. Australia.
(Of the world total of 15.8 million hectares devoted to organic farming, says a report from Feb 2001, Australia leads the world with 7.7 million ha! Source - Acres USA Nov 2001.) The Centenary of Federation celebrations provided some thoughtful focii for the Australian soul and paid it's highest respects to the indigenous owners of this land with the staging of the Yeperenye festival in Alice Springs. But not many people took much notice and still our prime minister John Howard will not say sorry for the past era of indigenous genocide and destruction. Travelling as I have been for the last 9 weeks throughout this vast country it is heart warming to find that there are new paradigms afoot in many parts and that farmers are amongst the most sensitive and caring people in our society. They hold a huge responsibility towards the wellbeing of their land, to which they are finely attuned, and take its maintenance most seriously. But it's not enough for just them to carry all the load of Earthcare. It is important for urbanites also to sense a connection to Mother Earth, if she is to be sustained, and they can get it in touch with nature in their backyard or down in the park, by growing vegetables or weeding exotics from out of the local creek banks. We all have the opportunity to give thanks to the Earth for the gooodness it brings us. This issue of Geomantica has a strong devic flavour. The devas of place have been making their presence felt by me, through my interactions with people who can sense and see them. I hope it will make you readers more aware of their presence and role in the living landscape. I'm looking forwards to 2002 it's a nice enough set of numbers! With 2 as the symbolic heart number perhaps we can look forwards to a year of great potential loving energy to help shift the machinations and toxicity of the fear and loathing which have been regularly thrust upon us by the media. (I'm glad I haven't had a television since winter!) So best wishes for a happy summer season to all and a wonderful new year. Alanna Moore, 30/12/2001.
Hugh Lovel, author of 'A Biodynamic Farm', in a letter to the editor to Acres USA (October 2001) spoke of the processes that the American biodynamic movement is going through. "I have been farming biodynamically for going on 25 years" he writes, going on to tell about Greg Willis, a biodynamic consultant who has been forbidden to use the term biodynamic since Demeter trademarked it, despite the fact that Greg is one of the most advanced practitioners in the USA. Greg helped to introduce the new soil remedies such as horn clay into biodynamic usage. "Forbidding Greg the use of the term biodynamicswas the final straw for me. If Demeter wants the name bad enough to go to the length of owning it. I know unequivocally I don't want to be called 'biodynamic'. It's too embarrassing. It will take awhile to shed the mantle of 'biodynamic' while rescuing the excellence of its methods from the oblivion of petty cultdom" Demeter guidelines "The use of radionics, cosmic pipes, ultra sound, sub-sonic sound and other such devices for soil and or plant protection, nutrition or stimulation is not part of biodynamic practise. If such practises are used they may not employ any substances otherwise prohibited by these guidelines and by law. " "These devices may not substitute for traditional biodynamic application methods. If used experimentally, the operator should have 3 or more years of experience in traditional biodynamic application." Lovel also commented in his letter that "Demeter's certification program sounds like organic with a few quixotic, poorly explained add-ons. It shows very little understanding about how biodynamic agriculture actually works." More info about US BD can be found at www.biodynamics.com
- New Dodgy Public Health Protection Standard? In mid October last the Radio Frequency Working Group completed the latest Radiation Protection Standard, reports this month's Electromagnetic Radiation Alliance of Australia newsletter. No vote was taken on the document before it was forwarded to the next rung of the bureaucratic ladder. If approved and adopted this document will allow Australians to be exposed to more radiation in some cases four times than at present. At the frequencies at which mobile phones and base stations operate, the public will be exposed to twice as much radiation as currently allowed. Not only does this increase run counter to the world-wide trend towards a 'precautionary approach' to RF exposure, but it is contrary to the wishes of the 56% of submissions sent in, in the public comment period. This includes the submission by the NSW Cancer Council which urged "precaution". Legal history was made recently during a contest between a Melbourne council and telco Lucent Technologies over the erection of a mobile phone tower in Yarraville. The Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) upheld a decision by the Maribyrnong Council to reject the Lucent proposal for a 15m high antenna disguised as a crucifix. It did so on the basis that the antenna did not comply with planning regulations to reduce visual impact. This is the first time that a court has found in favour of a council in such a contest and has set a precedent that will have attracted a great deal of legal interest elsewhere in Australia.
Meeting a Remarkable Diviner
Kevin Heitman © Alanna Moore Western Australian Kevin Heitman is a dowsing legend and a pioneering maverick of a farmer. I had read a press clipping about Kevin's amazing abilities and was looking forwards to meeting up with him - this eventuated in November 2001. Kevin is a third generation wheat farmer in the Moruwa district near Geraldton who, as a young boy had grown up with the ability to see people's etheric body. He would note where the etheric colours were distorted around injury zones and knew that his dying mother had passed away when her aura disappeared. Nowadays he has gained a reputation as a hands-on healer and people queue up at the pub when he arrives to receive treatments. Kevin rubs his hands together to set up an enhanced energy field then channels energy through them to relieve various ailments, aches and pains. He thinks there is nothing special about this ability and often shows people how to do it for themselves, so that he won't get so pestered. At the age of 12 his father had instructed him in water divining, a skill which had been passed down through generations. To Kevin it was as easy as learning to ride a bicycle and his natural sensitivity developed further. He started to see the underground streams rather than relying on his divining rods. Nowadays Kevin water divines from his motor glider. "I
can see the electro-magnetic field created by the underground
streams from 10,000 feet it's quick and it's fun!"
he says. Curry grid During my visit Kevin used his foot to mark out the lines of the Curry grid that he can see on the dusty driveway, and I followed him with dowsing rods, confirming their location. Some of the lines he marked as being wavy or distorted from their interaction with other energies. "When you're planning to build a house," he suggested "it's a good idea to mark out the grid lines and align the house walls to them, putting beds in the middle of the grid squares." Geopathic Stress A fascinating observation he has made is that the edge of the energy field above an underground stream generates heat that can be detected by the palm of a sensitive hand. He calls this energy a ley line. (A ley line can mean different things to other people!) He has also observed that walking one way across a geopathic field can erase your short term memory somewhat, but walking back the other way over it can restore it. When his grandmother died from cancer in 1958 Kevin observed that she had been sleeping over an underground stream. Later an uncle and neighbours who died from cancer were found to also have been over underground streams. "This led me to investigate as many cases of cancer as I could" he said. "I went to the home of a child who had been diagnosed with a brain tumour. The child was sleeping over a crossover field this is where two underground streams cross. When the boy went to Hayman Island on holiday the tumour disappeared. A second boy with a brain tumour was also sleeping over a crossover field. When he went away to school the tumour stopped growing. When he came home during the holidays the tumour grew." Knowing this that moving away from the electromagnetic field can cure the cancer spurned him on to water divine over 450 homes over the last 20 years. He says that in 100% of the cancer cases that he has checked the people were sleeping over underground streams ( geopathic stress zones). Kevin also made observations about the effect of geopathic stress on emu chicks when he was farming emus. One of his five emu chick pens was affected by geopathic stress and those chicks did not grow. Twelve of them died and an autopsy revealed they were deficient in vitamin B12. The others were healthy and grew normally and when the stunted chicks were moved to other pens they had no further problems. Children are particularly affected by geopathic stress, Kevin found, and often will not grow well and have difficulties at school. People who are affected in the work place don't work very well and are often unwell and having strange aches and pains. "Just by moving their desk and office chair by half a metre, their wellbeing can change dramatically and also their work output." Kevin explained, pointing out to me that "gypsies never get cancer". Heitman now has a theory that organisms exposed to geopathic stress react as if the body is in an out-of-control growth spurt, causing the hormones to direct a mineral shutdown. If this continues for more than three years the body becomes mineral deficient and they will eventually sicken and die. His ideas about Earth acupuncture methods used to relieve geopathic stress I found rather challenging. "Doing a copper pipe treatment of a geopathic field sets up a vibration that stops you from getting a dowsing response. Therefore this is wrongly thought to have neutralised the noxious energy" he believes. Agricultural innovations Kevin told me that he has been experimenting with ways of improving his wheat crop for some 30 years. "I started by magnetising the grain to see if it would grow faster. It certainly did!" "In South Australia the agriculture department have done successful trials on magnetising seeds and watering crops with magnetised water. So it is accepted there, but the WA farming community is generally more sceptical" he told me. Kevin showed me how he clamps magnets around the outlet of his air seeder, so that seed is passed through the magnetic field before it hits the soil (see photo of Kevin with his air seeder). He also magnetises water that's used on the crops as well. I got to see Kevin's new liquid fertiliser sprayer tank (for liquid cow manure, seaweed etc) that he has developed, with a generous sized nozzle and magnets around the outlet. Kevin has also worked on improving the farm's soil fertility by selecting soil from an area with exceptional growth. "I fermented this soil with fishmeal and flour and then sprayed the mixture over the rest of the farm. This has resulted in a massive increase in yield and quality. Now with WA in its fifth year of drought his intuition has guided him to halve his cropping area, whilst some neighbours have doubled theirs to try to compensate for losses incurred over the last few years (some borrowing $600,000 to plant crops). His intuition told him it would be another dry year which it was - and it always guides his cropping decisions. Kevin's wife Betty is also good on following hunches and took a gamble this year with a new 'wonder' crop seradella, a legume from low rainfall regions. The harvest was full-on when I visited and she was ecstatic to report a very good result. In 1998 Kevin's successful farming efforts were acknowledged when he won WA's Top Crop Award for the biggest yield and the best grain on the lowest rainfall. "But no-one asked me how I did it!" Despite consistently getting a 3-4% higher yield than neighbouring farms, he finds it hard to convince other farmers who are reluctant to try some of the secrets he is happy to share. "They don't want to change" Kevin concludes. They did start to take notice when he recently built a $500,000 shed. This is one awesome shed huge, but what he is doing in it even more intriguing. Kevin tinkers in his spare time devising new innovations for his farm machinery and playing around with a few invention ideas. He is working on a device to harness the power of lightning strikes, based on the Tesla coil, amongst other things.
Landcare The Heitman property is something of an oasis as Kevin loves trees and has been planting them around the farm for some 30 years, with tens of thousands put into wildlife corridors plus a naturally regenerating swamp. The drastically rising water table was killing off most of the trees in his swamp until he took the bold decision to put in a 15km drain. Now with the water table reduced the trees have come back to life and are thriving a beautiful sight. Across the drain on the neighbours property that side of the swamp was not so lush, with far less regeneration. "What's the difference" I asked Kevin. "Mind power!" was the answer. The Salmon gums Kevin had planted years ago were gorgeous,
with their pink trunks. Kevin recently won an award for an ingenious tree nursery design he has developed, with an easy watering system. It was a great pleasure to meet Kevin and his family, who
were so busy with the harvest, yet gave me the time to show me
so much. I can only hope for the time when the wonderful example
that they are setting is encouragement for others to take notice
and follow suit.
Angels and Devas of Parliament House An excerpt from a book in progress by Dr Geoffrey Campbell of Melbourne Below - Angels of Parliament House, Canberra, 2000
The picture above shows the many different Angels, many above average large and some immense, who inhabit or toil in the precincts of the Parliament House building. Seen on the left of the picture is the main Angel of the House of Representatives, with its golden shimmers and green with blue auric wings reaching upward above the building. On the right side of the top of the building is an Angel of similar stature and type governing activities of Angels and devas in the Senate chamber. The red and pink displays are more frequent there than in the House of Representatives Angel's aura. At the front entrance to the building can be seen a golden braided winged Angel practising guardianship at the main door. Behind and just above this is a violet ceremonial deva similar to the ones seen on occasions at cathedrals in the capital cities. This regal deva is the overseer of affairs in the Great Hall. It also busies itself with other activities of guardian angels in the adjacent hallways and on the stairs at the front marble foyer inside the main entrance to the building. There are violet and cream coloured concentric twists of flame draped around and extending from the Angel's heart and throat centres.
The new parliament in Canberra is interesting as a converse
energy focus to the War Memorial at the other end of Anzac Parade.
The War Memorial symbolises the past. It looks back into the
world's major conflicts during the 20th century, and links are
formed with these times and places. In the case of the New Parliament
House the focus is on a structured future of Australia and its
place in the world. There are groups of devas actively working
at the foundation for the future. There are other groups of devas
working in the natural Divisions of the Senate and the House
of Representatives. There is a presiding deva over the current
activities; the Operational Manager Deva working through and
overseeing all daily operations of the Parliament. High above
New Parliament House there is an Angel of supreme magnificence
whose work is deeply meditative and contemplative, yet balanced
in its focus between the high planes and the physical plane. The devas and elementals of the Parliament can be described
under the following types:- Deva at the main entrance Devas inside the various halls and rooms The Cabinet Room Angel The class of Angels who work through the Prime Minister and
Cabinet are without fear nor favour, and the most stern and resolute
of Angels. They operate through an energy focus in the Room which
permits the so-called Shiva or Shamballa force to enter the minds
of those in the Room. The guardian devas of the Ministers work
constantly to vivify certain aspects of the human brain. They
also, in particular, concentrate on the third eye, throat and
alta-major centres to awaken an intuition enabling a higher perception.
This intuition may give the politician some special insights
into possible ways to direct new policies or to set in train
new changes to the structure of Australian society. Upon a person's arrival in the Cabinet Room, the presiding
deva recognises the "inner person" and deals with each
as the "sum-total" of their lifetimes. Hence, if a
person was King of Persia 2,500 years ago they are recognised
as that by the devas, even if they have endured many lifetimes
since then of poverty or hardships. The "peak experiences"
serve as a good aspect in the politician's aura upon which to
base, strengthen and guide them into the present governing processes. There is a similarity between the actions of the Cabinet Room
Angel and (say) a main Cathedral Angel which opens and closes
the door to the Sacred Place of the Christ. In the political
sense the door opens to the energy of the "inner government
of the planet" and its energy is that of Divine Will. This
energy is very challenging for humans to wield and there is a
great skill involved in the perfecting of this force. The devas
coming into the Cabinet Room through this opened "vent"
are typically white and have a decisive cutting effect on thoughtforms.
They can sever links to thoughts and construct new forms of durable
and highly refined mental substance. However, as with most Angels
of this kind, they are transient visitors who can at best "suggest"
the course of action to take. It is up to the politicians themselves
to grasp the significance of the intended impressions; to take
the powers given them, and create new or destroy old forms as
they see fit in the framework of government . The Prime Minister's Office Guardian Angel A typical Ministerial Office Guardian Angel Visiting Angels and their place Beneath the Parliament are teams of elementals controlled
by guardian devas. The work of these elementals involves both
protection and radiation. The types of forces they wield can
be described elsewhere. The air devas who visit do so for specific reasons. From above
the Parliament, the etheric levels literally buzz with visitations;
of comings and goings in and out of the place. Also, entry to
a Member of Parliament's office affords psychic access to the
main Angels of the electorate, be it in a nearby town or two
thousand kilometres away. Landscape Angels and major Angels alike
can either make their presence felt in a minister's office or
if sufficiently elevated, present astrally or mentally as a link
or thought image in the aura of the main Angel of the Parliament
as a whole. Aside from devas of physical place locations there are devas
whose work is international, such as those linked to the work
of the United Nations, or to the Embassies. Other types of devas
who may visit non-physically are those who preside over large
companies or enterprises. The work done during these visits is
on a subtle non-verbal level using impressions of group thoughts.
These "ideas" with all their multiplicities, eventually
materialise as co-ordinated group efforts towards some specific
end. References [1] BAILEY, Alice A.; Externalisation of the Hierarchy,
Lucis Publishing Company, New York; Lucis Press Ltd, England.
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GIANT'S DANCE by Steve Hawkins.
Right: Stonehenge.
This work is a product of that tradition and This article describes a hitherto secret tradition There is evidence that an indigenous Western The Tarot was developed by the ancient British Stonehenge is the medieval name of the country Celtic tradition states that the Giant's Dance In Astronomy an Eclipse can occur where the orbit The process of Eclipse prediction used was first The 56 pip cards of the Tarot represent one of The 56 Year Eclipse cycle has inherent within it Being a Solar Cycle the 22 Trumps tell the story Subsequent Eclipses of the Dragon's Head occur The 18.6 Year Northern Moonrise cycle is the The calendar implicit within the structure of the This calendar was structured as 5 Years of 12 However, there is a cumulative error which needs After 56 Years that's 7 Days short of 2 Synodic The Giant's Dance spread is used for predicting Select one pip card in front of you and mark it Lay down the trumps in numerical order and in a At the pip card 5 places anticlockwise from the Now continue on 5 places clockwise from the The Giant's Dance spread as laid down is Lunar Eclipses occur near the Full Moon and These double indications account for the The Tarot Trumps indicated for the Autumn During 2,007 A.D., 10 Years later, the Eclipse The Eclipse of the Dragon's Tail is indicated by The Autumn Equinox Eclipse of the Dragon's Tail This completes one Half of the 56 Year cycle of Each Tarot trump is now associated with a Trump 1, rules 0deg. Capricorn to 16.4deg. Capricorn. Owen Morgan (Morien),who was important in the The three Cows are the triad of the Earth and The Eclipse Prediction System presented here is The 56 Year Eclipse cycle used by the ancient The pip cards are divided into 4 suits, coins, The simplest spreads are the most revealing, to A tarot reading relates to any matter before the In life anything can happen at any time, a tarot Tarot cards can predict the future but only as Eventually you get so good at reading the cards The proof of a really good Tarot reader is that
The Knowth calendar stone, SW22, is dominated A line of 29 crescents extend either side of the As the Synodic Month is 29.5 Days if the exact
An Orrery for evaluation is included in this text (right).
© Steven Guth I saw a definition Feng Shu a few days ago. "Feng Shu is a Chinese form of geomancy". I thought that was pretty good. Well, I have another new word. Ecognosis. The study of wisdom about the earth. I guess it's the next step out from geomancy. Ecognosis is about the Devas, elementals, the areas of consciousness that exist inside or around geomantic earth energies. An example may help here. Frank Moody's interest in earth energies came out of his background in radio electronics. He constructed radio induction coils to clear areas. I've seen him change an Italian delicatessen from bankruptcy to profit within a week with a length of copper electrical cable placed on top of a pile of boxes. How did it work? I think a gnome came up from the dowsing line that ran under the shop, sat on the coil of wire and spent a couple of enjoyable months playing his mind into the thought patterns of the customers who visited the shop. After that he got bored and reverted back to his mischievous ways - the business collapsed shortly afterwards. Frank, in those days, had no time for gnomes or elementals. For him everything could be explained by radionics - radio like waves created by coils or radionic machines that directly affected the environment. Similarly, I suspect that most of the adjustments Feng Shu people do somehow or other satisfy, change or titillate the elementals that live within the energies of structures. Change bad Feng Shu to good and you change the sort of consciousnesses that can live in an environment. Well, that's what Ecognosis is looking at. Ways to understandings and work with the consciousnesses that reside in place energies. These have traditional names - devas, gnomes, elementals, fairies, landscape angels and gods. They have been seen and described by many people in many cultures. Findhorn made a breakthrough impact on people because it showed that two-way communication between devas and people is possible. Now 25 years later, many of us have come to realise that human deva cooperation is more than just possible - it's desirable and necessary. I think it was the arrival of effective, and readily available, consciousness altering drugs that made all this happen. The voyage into the world of the un-material can now be made by any "tripper" jaded enough with the "here and now" to risk breaking into the worlds of devas, elementals, gnomes, devils and angels. Ecognosis is about trying to create a framework, a way in which the processes of human - devic interaction can be assessed, understood and controlled. It's almost a scientific endeavour. Mysticism is the tool and traditional esoteric writings help to provide a framework. Exchange communications - helps to separate confusion from fact. Wisdom, can perhaps (thanks to the net) be built up from the sharing of experiences. The Ecognosis site www.kheper.auz.com/ecognosis is run by Alan Kazlev as part of his www.kheper.auz.com site which in aggregate gets 50,000 hits a week. An "open" Yahoo group is planned for the near future. This is yet to get its address. Contact me on guthltd@mpx.com.au and I'll give you details. About Canberra Canberra is the main laboratory for Ecognosis at the moment. Findhorn was the laboratory, the showcase, for plant deva and human interaction. Canberra is rich in high energy geomancy locations - hills, lakes, city circles, ley lines. It has ceremonial buildings like the War Memorial (with its shrine of remembrance) and Parliament House (an underground building topped by a huge metal flagpole). All of this makes for a dense congregation of new and old devas. But first. How does one describe the world of fairies, devas, elementals, national folk souls and planetary gods? There are so many systems with a confusing looseness of definition - with classifications that hinder rather than help descriptive understandings. Although the Theosophical literature has many problems it at least has the virtue of a well known terminology - thanks to the writing skills of C. W. Leadbeater. The Theosophical literature also suffers from a confusing overlay of concepts and definitions but it is large and seems about the best available. I find that the Theosophical way of presenting images of devas helps me reach into their kingdoms. See my review, "Men and Devas" on the Ecognosis web site. The Canberra geomancy laboratory is not stable. New things are happening all the time. New structures are going up in central Canberra - the newly built National Museum is soon-to-be geomantically balanced by the National Churches Centre. Commonwealth/Federation place with its appendix - Aboriginal Reconciliation Place is being built. New memorial sculptures keeping appearing along Canberra's central ley line, Anzac Parade. On Anzac Parade that there is a large and noticeable deva, a deva of ceremonial, a consciousness that arrives as a purple glow at every ritual, every ceremony, that takes place in Canberra. It looks - to my mind's eye - a bit like the illustration from H.K. Challoner's book. It "holds station" - it has a point of focus - in the middle of Anzac Parade. It reaches up thousands of meters and sends out tentacles of consciousness to all the locations where it feels that it is needed. It is gathering into itself an understanding of people and helps to make (when it is asked) ritual more effective. Perhaps this is why so many religiously orientated new age groups are setting up in Canberra. But I'm getting carried away into my mystical mindset. There is more of this sort stuff of on the Ecognosis site. In a more practical way, I'm working on a workshop and tour around Canberra. The intent is to expose you to and show you how to access devas I believe that this will help to enrich your life. If you have any suggestions or want to attend please contact me on guthltd@mpx.com.au. Or Steven Guth, "Bibaringa", PO Box 20 Duffy, 2611, ACT, Australia. Canberra 12.17.01
Deva of Ceremonial
From "Regents of the Seven Spheres" H. K. Challoner. Theosophical Publishing House. 1976. Page 58. A similar being holds station over Anzac Parade on Canberra's central ley line. In the Theosophical tradition devas are often presented in this sort of shape and form with areas of colour suggesting different areas of consciousness. Most seem to be drawn with a human face - perhaps to show that they are attuning a part of themselves to people. On Anzac Parade I sense balls of radiating consciousness that reach up high into the sky. Around about weave energy streams and clouds of coloured mist. The deva depicted in the sketch sits over a small village. The deva on Anzac Parade is larger and reaches high into the sky. It lives in an "angel house" it has constructed for itself that appears to have a square corners set into a round of shape similar to the War Memorial's Shrine of Remembrance. Its function, as mentioned in the text, is to be aware of all the ceremonies taking place in Canberra and to facilitate their intentions. It seems to be linked to similar beings within a geographic area extending from Bali to New Zealand, Perth to Tasmania. ![]()
"Angel House" constructed by Masonic Ritual from C.W. Leadbeater's "The Hidden life in Freemasonry." Theosophical Publishing House. 1949. Page 343. Angel Houses can be constructed by ritual, geomantic actions and/or mediation. Perhaps devas construct them for themselves over points of Geomantic energy just like snails make their own shells. From Leadbeater's book, "The entire figure was thus a nest of four prisms, the floor on which the Angels stood representing the central plane. Having built for themselves a temple of this strange form, the angels proceeded to perform a most interesting ceremony inside it. They moved in a wonderful choric dance, arranging themselves in various figures a seven pointed star, a swastika, a cross and many other figures a sort of hymn voices like the chiming of mighty bells. The multiprismatoidal temple was transparent like crystal, and yet somehow permeated with fire." " ...Lines of dazzling light shot out into the empyrean, bearing messages and greetings to worlds far away in space. And unmistakably there came a response to this wonderous call even many responses. Strange to us beyond all words in magnetism and feeling were these replies from other worlds: but that they WERE replies is beyond question. Some, surely came from worlds of which at present know nothing." Surely, fascinating stuff. Gives you something to think about, doesn't it? Note the date on the publication, the material was probably written in about 1920. It predates the New Age Crystal Power and the thoughts shape/energy weavers like Melchizedek.
© Alanna Moore When I was researching and writing my book 'Stone Age Farming' in early 2001 I asked around for peoples' ideas on why some Towers of Power were not working. Despite an inherent scepticism about the veracity of channelled information I found myself at the receiving end of some, said to come from no lesser an entity than Orion. Orion's message alluded to the possibility that the spirits of place were not happy with the (ineffective) Towers , that their consent or co-operation was perhaps not being elicited. This did ring a bell to me. When a Power Tower has been built and blessed, it is easy to perceive something of a touch of magic coming down, which many people can sense, and I had sometimes wondered where the landscape devas fitted into the picture. A few months later I was fortunate enough to be able to collaborate with Billy Arnold, who has the well trained ability to clairvoyantly see the spiritual entities of nature. Billy had been visiting Aboriginal dreaming sites around the Alice Springs area and observing the spirits of the dreaming there for several years. Billy then travelled with me across the country and brought fascinating insights to my Tower building workshops. Now, some 20,000kms later, I can sit back at home at last, and reflect on the quantum leap in understanding that this has brought me. The Power of Ceremony When Billy first saw the joyous reaction to a Tower building and blessing by the nature spirits he was amazed, because he didn't expect them to be too pleased about a PVC plastic pipe. Nonetheless they were attracted to it as if by a magnet, but only once a good ceremony was happening. Spirits really resonate with human ceremonial activity, it seems, and the quality of the ceremony, such as the presence of people who are not taking it seriously, can make quite a difference to their response. Usually the devas had an enthusiastic response and a landscape entity would come over to inhabit the Tower on a permanent basis, often in a pose of prayer. These beings were sometimes huge, with only their finger tips in prayer pose fitting over the Tower. Billy saw them doing similar at a one week old Tower and another, at a strawberrry farm in South Australia, that had been constructed several years ago. At the latter he saw a huge being directing cosmic energies with its hands, working with the energy within the general energy field of the Tower, which appeared as a field of silvery blue colour to Billy. What Powers the Towers? Tower Power is the synergy of four critical aspects the antenna form, the paramagnetic and other energetic qualities of the Tower materials, the appropriateness of its siting and the qualities imbued in it via our intentions. Along the lines of the art of radionics in the Tower ceremony we send out into the ether our charged thoughts/energies, through the medium of the Tower's energy field, to affect changes. The potential power of our focussed thoughts is awesome, and this is not really appreciated by the average person. The collective power of a focussed group's thoughts is much more powerful still. Some way of explanation given to me for the odd ineffective Tower was that someone present at the 'blessing' ceremony (which concludes my Tower building method) had been polluting the intended thoughtform of growth and harmony with the force of their negativity. Some participants had felt a bit nauseous after this. Negative thinking can be so poisonous, a toxic force in our beings. Imagine amplifying that manyfold within the Tower's sphere of influence. No wonder it felt a bit yukky and there was no beneficial Tower action! Sometimes at Tower ceremonies Billy observed various nature spirits coming over, to check us out and then go back into the Earth or the trees (from whence they came), somewhat unimpressed. Once again - these were the odd times when people brought scepticism and negativity to the ceremony . Harnessing Good Power of Intention So the biggest lesson I learnt from it all was about the power of intention and this has helped me to fine tune Tower energies all the better. People are required to bring positive enthusiasm to the task to help charge up a Tower energy field and imprint beneficial intentions. Any doubts, scepticism, cynicism or negativity also seem to imprint on the energy field and be quite a dampener. You can always repair the damage later, I suppose, with a really good follow-up ceremony at full moon. But it's best to avoid propagating bad vibes, by filtering out inappropriate thoughts and people. Before a Tower blessing ceremony I strongly recommend that people are given the choice to opt out if it doesn't feel right to them. (This should apply to any Earth harmonising work.) Asking permission of the spirits of place when siting the Tower is also an important start to connecting to the place and might help avoid embarrassing non-functional Towers. Acknowledging the presence of these devas and tapping into their wisdom may well be appropriate action to take. People who are not comfortable with the concept of the nature spirits will hopefully realise that we can still harness our positive intentions, as in distant dowsing/radionic action, in our own right, independent of other kingdoms of life. But if they are fearful of this realm this might taint the proceedings, so allow them to leave if they wish and be observers a short distance away. I must thank Billy and the devas for their assistance in helping me have an improved understanding of the invisible processes at work in the environment and to be more effective with esoteric agricultural technologies which enhance energies and thus improve all life. In you should wish to email chat to Billy about his work, contact him at info@geomantica.com
Below: Geoff and Elaine Scholz fine tune their Tower with
amethyst crystals near Collie, WA. Nov 01. ![]()
'Nature Spirits and Elemental Beings', by Marko Pogacnik 'Slovenian artist Marko Pogacnik has an international reputation in conceptual and land art. Through his work he has developed the skill of geomancy as a tool for unlocking hidden wisdom of the Earth. He leads workshops throughout the world in Earth Healing and advises communities and businesses in landscape planning.' This book is a blockbuster! (for me anyway). So many people have recommended it to me that I'm embarrassed to admit that I have only just recently purchased my own copy. Pogacnik's insights to the nature spirit kingdoms are certainly authoritative and hey doesn't everyone love a good fairy story? Coming from Slovenia, Pogacnik lives in a culture emersed in tradition, with goblins and fairy queens a firm part of the ancient cultural landscape. In his research he visits these entities and taps into their wisdom. It's very hard to put this book down! For my own learning journey I was pleased to find a plausible explanation as to why people report see nature spirits manifesting in different forms. On page 77 Pogacnik was questioning what kind of form was most suitable for visualising elementals. "In my opinion" he writes," it is not right to force the world of dwarfs, nixies (water elementals) and fairies into visible forms related to our physical reality Human beings have developed a very definite, refined outer physique, but we display to only a tiny extent how our inner thoughts and feelings operate. In contrast, the elementals are free of any predetermined form. They can change their appearance to show what is happening inside themselves, which is very different from our human ways." "Whatever form we perceive them in, it is either a mirror which reflects our stored archetypal memory of how we imagine them to be, or it derives from the language of pictures used by the elementals themselves to draw our attention to a certain message they want to deliver. They are without any definite form unless we project our archetypal or imagined forms on them." "One of these imposed makeshift images is the little gnome with his red pointed cap, his long white beard and leather trousers. Lovers of nature superimpose this picture onto the being of earth spirits. In turn, this picture influences clairvoyants, who then claim it as the definite, indubitable truth." On the back cover blurb 'Pogacnik encourages us to find a quiet spot to meditate and converse with these beings so that we may re-establish the ancient connection between humanity and these real and powerful realms of Earth.' OK - I'm off to talk to the trees!
'Homa Farming for the New Age', edited by Jarek Bizberg This 'practical guide to Homa farming based on the ancient science of Agnihotra' must be the only book available on the subject. Homa farming is described as 'holistic healing for agriculture'.whereby 'one can grow maximum yield out of minimum agricultural area and keep the soil fertile, water pure and the atmosphere nutritious.' The basic technique is a sunrise and sunset fire ceremony (Agnihotra) based on ancient Indian Vedic practise. A special fire is lit in an inverted copper pyramid, with cow pats, a sprinkle of rice and ghee; and a special mantra is sung. The resulting ash from these fires has special healing properties for plants, animals and people. There are chapters on how to do the ritual work, an overview of good farming practises, successful experiments documented and case studies of various Homa farms worldwide. Following are some interesting quotes from this book. "The more love you put into the farm or garden, the more Homa is performed, specifically revolving around Agnihotra, the greater the vibrations of love will be in the area and the happier the people will be. Also the greater and tastier the yield will be." ".More people should begin to perform Agnihotra under a tree. This makes the tree happy and the tree dances and sings. Also the birds are very much attracted to Agnihotra and this is healing to them." "People can draw their own conclusions from your trained observations. If one will take distilled water and mix it with a solution of Agnihotra ash, plants will thrive if watered with this water and love. The incidence of disease in plants will diminish. If a plant is diseased, feed the plant with the water and ah twice daily, just before sunrise and within an hour after sunset. Be full of love but with compassion, not pity. Talk to the plant and tell it to get well and be strong." (From the first chapter by the movement's Indian 'missionary' Vasant.) On Devas and Agnihotra Vasant came to the Homa farm that was eventually created there (the Oasis Healing Centre in Jordanow) to inaugurate a healing temple that had been built. In his speech he said that: "This is truly a holy place. You can feel how wonderful it is, how the energy is being activated. The energy here is very pure. It is like the unstruck music heard in ancient temples. Devas will work with you." To obtain this book, or to find out more about Agnihotra in Australia, email omshreedham@hunterlink.com
We all know that certain radioactive rocks, such as uranium, emit harmful energies, but did you know that there are also certain rocks that emit beneficial energies? That these good energies are now being harnessed by gardeners and farmers to increase their land's productivity? Paramagnetism is a natural subtle force that speeds up biological activity and assists the building of topsoil. The use of paramagnetic rock dust as a cheap and long lasting soil amendment is rapidly gaining popularity. Even the huge construction company Boral has got in on the act, having done extensive research and agronomy trials, and they are now marketing their most energetic rock dusts. Alanna Moore, who has been researching subtle energies for
some 20 years and has written 3 books on related subjects -her
latest offering being 'Stone Age Farming', will be explaining
the benefits of paramagnetism and dowsing at workshops at various
venues around eastern Australia in the first half of 2002. These Towers have been found to increase crop yields and improve the health and wellbeing of plants and animals in their vicinity. A strawberry farmer interviewed by Alanna near Adelaide last year reported a massive 30% increase in yields, subsequent to the placing of a large Tower in his field. Crops not only become more lush, but also more pest resistant and taste sweeter. Alanna's 'Subtle Energies for Enhanced Living, Farming
and Gardening' (formerly known as 'Stone Age Farming')
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