Underground Geopathic Stress Lines Can Kill You!!

I live in a house that is around fifty feet from an underground river, The Indians had a ceremonial site of some kind here in the past, the ground has rocks in rows about a foot underneath it leading in two directions I know of. These rocks probably lined a trail or something, I do not know if there is a second row, but I have seen an active indian site in a town around sixty miles from here and there were rocks lining the trail there if I remember right. I went there for one of their public ceremonies about fifteen years ago. That one was by a lakeshore, but from what I have read, there was once a lakeshore across the street from my house but the mine blasted the rock that was damming it in the late eighteen hundreds.

I'm not afraid of the earth. I had not even considered the area over that buried river as a place for my house for some reason, I put my mouse in the main clearing and I tell you, there are some weird rocks that I threw to the side when I was backfilling. I put them around my gardens.

We have evolved with these natural energies and we can sense them if they are bad. I have been in the woods walking a lot in my life, hunting and fishing, or just going hiking. We naturally go around some things. We will not even realize we are doing it. We feel weird when we get on top of one of these sites where the compass spins, we do not know which way to go. I have been on three of these places over the years and you get all messed up with direction. Some are caused by underground water while others are caused by minerals coming to the surface. I doubt if someone would even build their home on one of these areas and if they did, they would probably sell it. They might not sell it quickly, I know the feeling and you just do not feel at home over those areas. The hair on your arms stands right up sometimes when over these areas and they are prone to lightning strikes too if they are on top of a hill.

If you are going to build a home on some land, stay on the land and have a picnic for a day, you will naturally feel at home in some places, that is what we did and we built everything right on side of the underground river. My uncle followed it with a witching stick, that stick was bouncing all over the place and even snapped in the middle. He said it was the strongest water he had ever felt. He was smiling ear to ear saying we got some really good water there. I told him what the well driller told me. It can leave in an instant if something interupts the flow, either a cave in or someone digging somewhere. It supplies a lot of springs down by the swamp across the road about five hundred feet away.

I fear the chemicals they put on our food more than this natural stuff. I fear someone may burn brush and catch the woods on fire, destroying our property. The lightning usually strikes the trees here only after they get wet, so that probably won't start a fire. I prepare for disasters, I do not fear disasters. I do not fear death but I do fear a doctor may someday put me on meds I cannot tolorate.

So basicly I am cautious of what they say is GRAS and not afraid of things in nature. Sure, a bear can attack us, but most times they do not want to, they want to get as far away from us crazy animals as they can. There are so many things that could happen that to fear them is not rational. Don't take unneeded risks and don't show off doing things that can hurt you. Worry about things you can do something about, not the things that we can't prepare for. There is no reason to make our life into a life in hell, we live in a paradise. Heaven roughly means all in abundance, we kind of live in heaven. By destroying our ecosystem we are turning it into hell for our kids though, we need to take better care of this place, we have the ability to destroy it, we have built the technology to tear it apart. What we are doing is far from natural, we are abusing our stay here on this planet. Look at the big equipment for harvesting the resources we have created/

rickymouse,
Good post. I know that the geological terrain where I will be moving to is mostly SandStone and Granite. That is covered by about two to three feet of very rich soil. However, all the local farms have mucked up the aquafiers/underground streams with all the fertilizers that they have used over the century. Most of those farms have shut down in the past thirty-plus years and are now grown over. The water shed is only now stating to recover.

What do you think on this? I think that all that sandstone will either help filter the water or it may keep the toxins in it even longer. I've looked around for the answer to that one and still haven't found it.

Oh well, it is Wisconsin so yea, there is/was a lot of Cattle, Porcine, Poultry Poo and Pee back in the day. Still is further south. All used to fertilize, along with chemicals before they knew what they were doing to the environment. I still remember the foggers running up and down the roads during the summers at my Grandpas farm, but they stopped that decades ago.

The land and the people are paying the price as well as there has been a lot of cancer up there in the past, though even that seems to be dropping.

The place is near no lay lines and to be truthful, I don't even know what to make of those, as I have read that they can be bad for you, while others say that they are a great source of energy for people. 

There is a lot of history where I am moving to. And being the history buff that I am, I even want to know the geological history of the place. Lots of Trilobite and sea plant fossils in the area. Plenty of Native American folklore and ceremonial sites, and on and on.

And in that history could be something people have forgotten about and could be harming them in some way. I like to look over what I may see/find. A just in case kinda thing. It's better to be knowledgeable than unprepared and blind-sided.

I'm not sure what they are referring to as Ley Lines. I would think that dipoles of the earth would be the important thing. Energy flowing to and from the poles from points on the earth. I suppose they are mining all of these dipoles which would weaken our magnetic field and destroy our planet's ability to sustain life eventually. The veins of magnetism do not just go from the poles to the equator, it is like a magnet. stuff sticks to all parts of the magnet, not just the ends. We are dealing with a very complex magnet system and altering the way the energy flows through the crust. That sounds sort of like a very idiotic thing to do. Ignore investigating things that can negatively effect our desired way of life. Frack the crust which energy and magnetism flows through and mine out areas that may be necessary to feed the fields of the earth.

Then blame it on an upcoming pole shift. We do not have the right to mess up the geomagnetics of this world and make it into another Mars. Science does not even know what locks our tilt in place for sure, they don't really want to know because it might interfere with the money flowing into their checkbooks from big business interests.

The problems with Ley lines is they are lines created between ancient structures man made on earth or big hills and other geographic points.  Now Ley Lines would be like a map to go from one place to another.  Maybe some are actually on some sort of grid but I doubt if the grid is the same now as it was a thousand years ago, we did a lot of mining and built dams that changed the geomagnetics of the planet.  Even when you change the path of a river it changes energy flow.

Now a big dam and long lake formed would change things considerably, but a stream or river shifting won't do too much.  The difference in the levels of the great lakes  could make a difference between high and low points in history.

There is a lot to this and it is mostly being ignored as long as it creates jobs or boosts the economy.  Now they were smart enough to restore the great lakes even though there were problems with shipping downriver of the lakes because of low levels.  Lowering the great lakes water negatively effects way more jobs than the shipping jobs on the Mississippi river.

rickymouse, I did a very in-depth thread on TOS about ley lines.  It was around 3 or 4 pages worth of information.  I'll have to make a thread here when I have time.

They are quite fascinating, and offer answers as to how people experience the paranormal, among other things.

Doug, this is why Nugget said it was best if certain people don't dabble with these things if they don't know what they're doing.

I'll get that thread up in a couple of days. 

Now... it's off to bed for me. 

@marlingrace,  I haven't looked at what HAARP is doing lately, but I do know that they plan on using CERN to open a portal either on Sept. 23, or 24th.  I forget which day, but it's one of those two.  There's all kinds of speculation as to what will happen when they do this.

I'm getting caught up in the threads, and I really need to go to bed... so it's "Hi-ho, Hi-ho... off to bed I go."