One aspect of the paranormal has yielded to a scientific theory linking it to mainstream science. Straightforward experiments can demonstrate humans have a sixth, magnetic sense.
We live our lives immersed in an invisible sea of magnetic energy that originates from the matter of the earth as well as from the Stars, Planets and their moons. It contains an enormous amount of information which the sense can access using Biolocation.
The sense is finely attuned to a point in an electromagnetic wave where its energy field dies and regenerates as it travels Linking the sense to this ‘Phoenix Point’ has resulted in major discoveries. One astonishing discovery was that it was possible to identify magnetic fields associated with living matter out amongst the stars and planets
The emerging modern world has overlooked the existence of a magnetic sense yet thousands of years ago the people of pre roman Britain built a magnificent civilisation based on a deep understanding of it.
So called prehistoric stone monuments built at the time were in fact magnetic energy machines and some like Stonehenge and ‘The Cove’ at Avebury are still working today.
Knowledge of the sense was lost as a result of a Roman genocide. Over the ensuing millennia subsequent ignorance of the role the sense plays in human biology banished it to the world of the paranormal.
Overlooking the human magnetic sense for so long must be a ‘wake up’ call for the effectiveness of modern scientific thinking.
Reports of electronic equipment causing ill health are increasing and conventional scientific paradigms have been unable to link the two. The scientific paradigm underlying the human magnetic sense clearly shows that advances in Information and Communication Technology are flooding our environment with complex, magnetic fields that may be toxic to our nervous system and be the root cause of electro sensitivity symptoms.
The paradigm questions whether research into electronic health concerns is looking at the wrong causes of a potentially very serious, large scale illness. |