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Intro To Earth Energies

The document discusses different types of earth energies, including the Hartmann grid, Curry grid, and Schumann waves. The Hartmann grid consists of lines that run above the earth's surface with frequencies around 34Hz. The Curry grid consists of stationary lines below ground with a frequency of 55Hz that can agitate human cells. Schumann waves occur between the ionosphere and earth's surface at 7.84Hz and are part of life energy known as qi. Prolonged exposure to frequencies above 33.6Hz can cause health issues for humans.

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Intro To Earth Energies

The document discusses different types of earth energies, including the Hartmann grid, Curry grid, and Schumann waves. The Hartmann grid consists of lines that run above the earth's surface with frequencies around 34Hz. The Curry grid consists of stationary lines below ground with a frequency of 55Hz that can agitate human cells. Schumann waves occur between the ionosphere and earth's surface at 7.84Hz and are part of life energy known as qi. Prolonged exposure to frequencies above 33.6Hz can cause health issues for humans.

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What are Earth Energies?

According to the dictionary Earth is the


planet or world we live on, ground, soil, or to connect electrically
with earth.
Energy is vigour, force, activity, source(s) of power. Energy exists as
potential or kinetic and is measured in various units, such as ergs,
joules, or foot-pounds. In Newtonian science the first law of
Thermodynamics states that energy is never created or destroyed
but is only transferred or transformed.

Energy may take various forms - sound, chemical, and electrical


energy, for example. One whole range of related forms is known as
radiant energy or electro-magnetic radiation. Together they make
up the electro-magnetic spectrum, whose various radiations are
characterised by particular ranges of wavelengths and frequencies.

In a vacuum, all forms of electromagnetic radiation travel at the


same constant velocity - called the speed of light. In other
transparent mediums, they travel more slowly, the velocity
depending on the wavelength of the radiation and, generally, on the
density of the medium. The speed of light in air is nearly the same
as its speed in a vacuum and for practical purposes they are
regarded as being identical - the experimentally measured value
being 299,792 kilometres per second. In other mediums, different
wavelengths travel at slightly different velocities, the longer the
wavelength, the faster the radiation travels. So in the case of visible
light, red light travels faster than blue light in any particular
transparent medium.

At the long-wavelength, low frequency end of the spectrum are


radio waves, incorporating long wave, medium wave, short wave,
VHF and UHF. These are followed by microwaves and infrared
radiation. Then comes visible light and ultraviolet radiation, and the
shortest wavelengths comprise X rays and gamma rays. Apart from
light, all are invisible to the human eye, although many can be
detected by electronic devices and special types of photographic
film .

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Waves of the electro-magnetic spectrum are measured by
wavelength - in metres or angstroms, or frequency ( in Hertz).
Waves of 8Hz are abundant in nature and waves of 19Hz to 25Hz
are acceptable for healthy cell resonance in humans. Any wave with
a frequency above 33.6Hz is considered unhealthy for the human
body, and in toxic amounts may lead to physical disorders such as
arthritis and even cancer.
Our current power supply (electricity) has a frequency of 50Hz.
Therefore extended or long term exposure to any electrical item
such as computers, TV, clock radio etc are harmful to human health.
As well as man made power such as electricity there also exists
naturally occurring harmful waves such as the Hartmann waves -
34Hz and the Curry Grid waves - 55Hz.

The Hartmann waves come to us from above the earths surface and
the Curry grid is from below ground.

The Hartmann Grid - cosmic energy from above

◊ line width varies from 15cm to 60cm at full moon and prior to
earthquake and volcanic activity.
◊ every line alternates positive and negative with a polarity switch
every six hours parallel to the tides.
◊ distance between the lines is 2m plus.
◊ orientation is magnetic north with a change of 1 degree every 30
years
◊ there is a yearly shift of approximately 1 metre along the NW-SE
line between summer and winter solstice.

Effects of over exposure can include stress, depletion of vitality and


immune system, lack of purpose and/or progress which may result
in relationship problems and job problems as well as general clutter.

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Curry Grid - nested in the earth

◊ line width no less than 80cm


◊ line distance is approximately 4.25m
◊ orientation is 40 degrees NE in Adelaide
◊ lines do not move ie they are stationary
◊ frequency is 55Hz which can agitate human cells
◊ ants, bees and wasps are attracted to curry lines

It is unhealthy to sleep on a curry line. A double positive site can


cause aggravation and be carcinogenic. A double negative site can
cause inflammation and arthritis. If trees are planted over double
positive sites they may be hollowed out by termites or have a bee or
wasp nest.

Schumann waves - above the Earth

◊ low intensity - 7.84Hz


◊ occur between the ionosphere and the Earths surface
◊ part of Qi (chi)

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