I have always been amazed at how birds can navigate their way south, thousands of miles for the winter and then come all the way back to nest in the same tree or barn loft each year.
Astronomy has been recognized as the earliest science known to man. Earliest records go back to the fourth century BC. It was division of the smartest mathematicians that existed at that time. As early as 1800 BC, the right angle triangle with the sides being three, four and five was used to make things square, like buildings pyramids and properties (because for many years the rivers flooded the land and property lines had to be re-defined once the water receded).
I once paid attention to a new engineer who used a . . .
compass to square up some manure lagoons. Not one of the three was square. I should have made him use the old three, four, five method. The famous pyramids in Egypt are perfectly squared and line up perfectly with the stars. It’s obvious that both the astronomers (sometimes called star gazers) and the mathematicians worked closely together on that project.
In earliest times kings kept a magician in the court. In earliest times, medicine was regarded as a form of magic. When the white man first landed in North America, it was the Native American medicine man who prescribed native medicine to save them from death.
Another ancient practice that was first noticed in Ireland was the use of spires made of granite and strategically placed in fields to increase crop yields. The use of enlivened rock powder applied to a field to increase crop yield has fascinated me for many years. It fascinated me enough that I just had to try it in a part of a field that grew very poorly. Enlivened rock powder is quartz crystals that are charged with seven milliamps of electricity under a pyramid in the dark. I persuaded a friend with a big red to attach a small electrically driven seeder to spread about two pounds of this enlivened rock powder per acre to the ten poorest growing acres of a large field. The next year, what was the poorest growing ten acres became the best ten acres in that field. There is a distinct line across the field where my friend with the big red ran out of rock powder!
Have you ever noticed that the water in a sink spins clockwise before going down the drain? It spins counter-clockwise in the southern hemisphere. You can fill three jars with enlivened rock powder and bury them in three locations (a triangular pattern) around your house. Then the water will flow straight down the drain. According to some cultures, your home will then be a happier place to live.
Let’s get back to bird navigation. It was recently discovered by attaching a GPS transmitter to a migrating bird that birds use energy lines (magnetic lines) to follow on their long trips. Energy lines are in a 16 foot grid pattern running both north-south and east-west. It was also noted that birds usually avoid large bodies of water and deserts because?
Energy line can be located by divining just like finding water, buried electric lines or dead bodies. Some families locate the energy lines before building their house.They designed their house with the walls directly over the magnetic lines to avoid unhappy spots in their new home. Dogs avoid sleeping on an energy line but cats like them. Your bed should not be on an energy line to give you a restful sleep.
Most people that can douse for water can also douse for energy lines but must think energy line instead of water. Dousing does work better for some people than others. Many still think it is witchcraft. To some people, modern science is not much better.
Chris Judd is a farmer in Clarendon on land that has been in his family for generations.
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