Swirled
grass area found at Potters Crouch, St Albans, Herts, UK
- December 04, 2013
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Below: Unexplained markings discovered in same in locked, gated, remote field.
Please note: These markings are defintely NOT attributable to animal trails or vehicle tracks; rather, the long 'tracks' seen in the above image seems to suggest something having been dragged across the ground!
The strange marks are actually linked to UFO activity that is detectable through biolocation, an invisible world of energy, which is dynamic, interactive and highly structured. This energy is a lesser-known form of magnetism and human beings have a sixth sense that can detect and respond to it.
This 'sense' works on the same principles as our other senses and is the underlying mechanism of dowsing. It is not a supernatural world but one that follows the natural laws of science.
It is an amazing fascinating world and is real. Dowsing enables us to 'see' this invisible world and access the incredible information it can contain.
The characteristics of the sense and the nature of this magnetism explains the dowsing phenomena and forms a basis on which it can be used accurately and reliably as a powerful analytical technique.
Techniques for detecting and understanding the source and meaning of fields in the Quantum world have been developed over many years and cover diverse fields. The results that can be achieved in Archaeology, Astronomy, Paleontology and very many others are impressive to the point of amazement. Comprehensive studies were made of Archaeology across Britain and Ireland and a part of the early work is included in the book 'The Secret of the Stones' by Geoffrey Crockford and Nigel Hughes. This was first published in the UK in 2009 by Biolocation Services, ISBN 978-9562921-0-0.A further publication in 2011 offers a technical treatment of the underlying science. 'The Phoenix Point' (ISBN 978-0-9562921-1-7) describes how the Diamagnetic and Paramagnetic fields are generated at atomic level and the many ways of using them better to understand a host of interesting and useful effects. Most of the techniques are based on scientific dowsing and should be accessible to most experienced dowsers with a little specialised training. Those new to dowsing will need a basic understanding and skill before moving on to the more advanced levels. Anyone interested in introductory level triaing or an advanced course is free to contact Nigel Hughes for information on availability.
