TRANSFORMATION; energy, water and quartz by David TIlt

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Energy, Water and Quartz

by David Tilt

   
We live in a world where energy and water are fundamental to all forms of life. As the Earth orbits the sun, life and many of the physical aspects of our planet are responsive and constantly influenced by cosmic events. In many respects the Earth is a living body in a constant state of change. Although the level of magnetism on Earth goes through a definite cycle each year, this regularity can be affected by factors occurring elsewhere in our solar system. Sunspots and solar flares increase magnetic activity and can affect the biorhythms of all living creatures and plants (1). A more commonly known effect is the widespread disruption of radio communications.
      Our satellite the Moon not only controls the ebb and flow of ocean tides - its gravitational pull also affects the land mass, particularly at fault lines in the Earth's surface where there can be a build-up of pressure between geological surfaces. Where quartz is trapped underground between opposing surfaces, the mineral is squeezed and an electrical charge is generated. Quartz is a *piezo-electric* mineral - it has a natural ability to accumulate a substantial electrical charge when subjected to pressure. Quartz radiates eight outward-flowing energy lines which can be located by dowsing. A strange fact is that this energy-pattern (type A) always aligns itself in relation to magnetic north - this is known as a *polar factor*. Therefore each underground point where quartz is under pressure is a natural power centre, a source of electromagnetic energy.

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