Taking a break from the research I've been talking about, I'd like to take this opportunity to talk about a few things. I just moved into a new apartment about a month ago, and while the restrictions are obvious, I've been working on starting a compost. Ultimately, I plan to include this in the process of growing my own food and having a self sustaining garden. For anyone interested in gardening, check out companion gardening and permaculture; nowadays, there's plenty of well organized information (that's easy to access) about which plants grow well together and form symbiotic relationships, etc. Anyways, there's my idea for the compost. When I was younger, we had a large metal cylinder we kept the compost in, which we were able to turn because it was on an axis. Currently, I'm just using a plastic box with soil, some shredded leaves and things, plus food wastes and other stuff in it. What I'd like to do is to build a miniature cylinder that i can turn, similar to the one my family used when I was younger.
Additionally, I'd enjoy any help in creating this compost than anyone would like to offer. If you happen to recycle your things, maybe you want to go the extra mile and separate your stuff into three containers: waste, recycle, and compost. If you do, I'd gladly pick up two of the 3 (my apartment complex doesn't recycle, so I have to make trips to the dump anyways) and include your food waste in the compost. Ideally, I'd like to have to move my compost to my friend's place where there's more room, all I need is some help filling it.
One thing I've thought a lot about recently is why so many people want to recycle. I don't mean to say that I don't know why we should recycle, because I do. But, many people don't really gear their lives in that direction, but when it comes to "being green" they make sure to point out that they recycle, etc. So why do people think it is "good" to recycle? My answer is very simple. If you can appreciate the idea of every living and even non living thing being interconnected and a part of everything else, then you realize that serving to benefit other things (anything from another individual to a tree to recycling your water bottles) actually benefits yourself, because you are everything, in a sense. With that idea in mind, you're essentially able to answer any moral dilemma, or any question as to "why is this right or good?" If you can grasp that concept, everything else falls into place.
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Saturday, March 12, 2011
I'll give a quick synopsis of the last post. A credible study observed the locations of every naval or aviation disappearance to ever be recorded. What the study found was that all of these disappearances occurred in close proximity to twelve spots around the planet. Furthermore, all of these locations are equidistant from each other, and when you connect them to the poles, you create a 3-dimensional figure called an icosahedron. If you take this figure and invert it (take the geometric opposite of it), and then connect those locations to the original ones (not all of them together, just each dot to its respective adjacent spots), you're given a web-like diagram around the Earth. What's most interesting about this is that EVERY SINGLE monolithic structure can be located on one of these "ley lines." There is not a single monolithic structure of the slightest significance that does not occur precisely on these lines. So, where's that lead us?
The next research I'd like to talk about involves the Russians. There was a man named Alexander Golod who headed a certain group of experiments. What Golod did was he built pyramids. Using fiberglass, Golod build pyramids over 100 ft tall. So, what did they find? They found some pretty shocking results. First, Golod recognized that the pyramid's presence itself created an energy beam that came from the pyramid. Even more startling, is the fact that the damaged ozone layer above these areas was repaired so quickly no scientists could explain it. Additionally, some incredible effects could be found elsewhere. In addition to the energy created, the pyramids seemed to affect practically every other area of life. When one pyramid was next to several oil fields, all of the wells, everything else constant, were able to draw on average 25% more oil; moreover, the oil was 25% purer! Additionally, seeds that were placed in the pyramid before being grown yielded anywhere from a 30% to 100% increase in growth. It keeps getting more impressive. Golod even found that immune systems were increased incredibly when subjected to the pyramid's energy field. A control experiment had been carried out which infected mice with a deadly virus or disease (can't remember really) that consistently killed on average 60% of the mice. When the exact same experiment was carried out under the pyramid, only (get ready for it) 6% died! That means that instead of 40% surviving, 94% survived! Wow. It doesn't stop here, either. They also found that the yearly earthquakes of a significant magnitude stopped occurring altogether. Instead, the areas would experience much smaller tremors that caused essentially no damage. What else? Oh yeah, when they took some of these pyramids down, they used the crystalline structures in prisons. All they did was face these structures around the prison; they didn't change anything else. Guess what happened. With over 5000 prisoners, almost all traces of crime and violent behavior had been eradicated in a few months. Keep in mind the only change was simply bringing part of the pyramid to the prison. In addition, prisoners had unheard of addiction recovery rates, improving practically all aspects of their lives. So, what's all this getting at? Obviously, it's pretty revolutionary stuff if it's true, which it is; please challenge me or look it up if you don't believe me. I'll get to the rest of it soon, don't worry.
The next research I'd like to talk about involves the Russians. There was a man named Alexander Golod who headed a certain group of experiments. What Golod did was he built pyramids. Using fiberglass, Golod build pyramids over 100 ft tall. So, what did they find? They found some pretty shocking results. First, Golod recognized that the pyramid's presence itself created an energy beam that came from the pyramid. Even more startling, is the fact that the damaged ozone layer above these areas was repaired so quickly no scientists could explain it. Additionally, some incredible effects could be found elsewhere. In addition to the energy created, the pyramids seemed to affect practically every other area of life. When one pyramid was next to several oil fields, all of the wells, everything else constant, were able to draw on average 25% more oil; moreover, the oil was 25% purer! Additionally, seeds that were placed in the pyramid before being grown yielded anywhere from a 30% to 100% increase in growth. It keeps getting more impressive. Golod even found that immune systems were increased incredibly when subjected to the pyramid's energy field. A control experiment had been carried out which infected mice with a deadly virus or disease (can't remember really) that consistently killed on average 60% of the mice. When the exact same experiment was carried out under the pyramid, only (get ready for it) 6% died! That means that instead of 40% surviving, 94% survived! Wow. It doesn't stop here, either. They also found that the yearly earthquakes of a significant magnitude stopped occurring altogether. Instead, the areas would experience much smaller tremors that caused essentially no damage. What else? Oh yeah, when they took some of these pyramids down, they used the crystalline structures in prisons. All they did was face these structures around the prison; they didn't change anything else. Guess what happened. With over 5000 prisoners, almost all traces of crime and violent behavior had been eradicated in a few months. Keep in mind the only change was simply bringing part of the pyramid to the prison. In addition, prisoners had unheard of addiction recovery rates, improving practically all aspects of their lives. So, what's all this getting at? Obviously, it's pretty revolutionary stuff if it's true, which it is; please challenge me or look it up if you don't believe me. I'll get to the rest of it soon, don't worry.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Some Interesting Things to Consider
In today's blog, I'm gonna talk about a lecture I watched recently. Basically, this lecture tied together mainstream research, and, essentially, explained how a type of energy field (they call it consciousness) which exists everywhere in the universe, and it defies our current physics. Furthermore, while we do not quite understand this "energy" yet, it seems that our ancestors and people that have come before us have. So, I'll do my best to explain it, and, while I won't get very far on this one blog post, over the next few blogs, I should have it fully explained. Trust me, it's very interesting and provocative stuff.
To begin with, there was this guy named Alfred Watkins that researched "ley lines" back in the 1920s. This guy found out that many monolithic structures, as well as spiritual sites, including massive cathedrals, all could be found on this one line of latitude.
The next research that occurred of significance to this topic, occurred in the 1940s, I think, and it was conducted by a man named Ivan Sanderson. Basically what Sanderson did was look at every disappearance that had ever occurred in aviation or any kind of marine voyage (including boats, submarines, etc.). What he found is astounding. Sanderson discovered that literally all of these (over 99.9%) disappearances occurred around 12 specific points around the globe (yes these include the Bermuda Triangle and the "Danger" or "Dead Zone" around Japan).
Furthermore, and even more astounding, is that these twelve points aren't randomly scattered. They're all equidistant from eachother, and when you connect them with the North and South poles, you get a geometric shape called an icosahedron. It's basically the same shape as a 20-sided dice.
The next research of significance came about by looking at the geometry of Sanderson's findings. Because the icosahedron is a perfect geometric three-dimensional figure, it can be inverted. These scientists, three Russian guys (I forget their names right now, they all end in "ov"), found that when you invert this shape, and then take the resulting points with the other adjacent points from the original twelve points Sanderson found, as well as the poles, you get something that resembles a net around the Earth. Now, I'll leave you all with this. Imagine this net, or grid around the globe, it sort of resembles a soccer ball. OK, so what these Russian guys discovered was that EVERY monolithic structure (including the pyramids, Easter Island, the Mayan structures, and many others) had been constructed on these lines that make up the "grid" or this net-like diagram around the Earth.
OK, I'll give you a peak into the next one. Why build pyramids? Well, we should do research right? Well, the Russians did. They built pyramids. What was the result? I'll talk about it next week, but essentially, what they found was that these pyramids, simply by existing, improved every aspect of life, boosting immunity, decreasing the severity of earthquakes, improving naturalistic aspects of the Earth, and even improving behavior in prisoners. I'll explain it all more next week.
To begin with, there was this guy named Alfred Watkins that researched "ley lines" back in the 1920s. This guy found out that many monolithic structures, as well as spiritual sites, including massive cathedrals, all could be found on this one line of latitude.
The next research that occurred of significance to this topic, occurred in the 1940s, I think, and it was conducted by a man named Ivan Sanderson. Basically what Sanderson did was look at every disappearance that had ever occurred in aviation or any kind of marine voyage (including boats, submarines, etc.). What he found is astounding. Sanderson discovered that literally all of these (over 99.9%) disappearances occurred around 12 specific points around the globe (yes these include the Bermuda Triangle and the "Danger" or "Dead Zone" around Japan).
Furthermore, and even more astounding, is that these twelve points aren't randomly scattered. They're all equidistant from eachother, and when you connect them with the North and South poles, you get a geometric shape called an icosahedron. It's basically the same shape as a 20-sided dice.
The next research of significance came about by looking at the geometry of Sanderson's findings. Because the icosahedron is a perfect geometric three-dimensional figure, it can be inverted. These scientists, three Russian guys (I forget their names right now, they all end in "ov"), found that when you invert this shape, and then take the resulting points with the other adjacent points from the original twelve points Sanderson found, as well as the poles, you get something that resembles a net around the Earth. Now, I'll leave you all with this. Imagine this net, or grid around the globe, it sort of resembles a soccer ball. OK, so what these Russian guys discovered was that EVERY monolithic structure (including the pyramids, Easter Island, the Mayan structures, and many others) had been constructed on these lines that make up the "grid" or this net-like diagram around the Earth.
OK, I'll give you a peak into the next one. Why build pyramids? Well, we should do research right? Well, the Russians did. They built pyramids. What was the result? I'll talk about it next week, but essentially, what they found was that these pyramids, simply by existing, improved every aspect of life, boosting immunity, decreasing the severity of earthquakes, improving naturalistic aspects of the Earth, and even improving behavior in prisoners. I'll explain it all more next week.
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