Ireland is home to 65 ancient towers that are thought to predate the arrival of Christianity. They are striking forms, some over 100 feet tall and many remain in excellent condition in spite of their antiquity. The towers are built with block and mortar construction where two cylindrical walls are erected a few feet apart, with the inner cylinder filled with rock rubble.
There is great speculation on who built the towers and for what purpose. Scientist, Philip Callahan, Ph.D., researched the towers in the mid-20th century and postulated that the towers may have been constructed as a kind of antennae to collect and store natural magnetic and electromagnetic energies coming from the earth and sky. These energies would then be absorbed by the surrounding land, which resulted in fertile soil and lush plants. Interestingly, cattle far prefer to graze near the towers and in a sense, “the grass is always greener.”
Callahan noted that rocks have paramagnetic characteristics in that they can produce, resonate and amplify low-intensity magnetic fields. The rock used to build the towers was primarily limestone but also iron-rich red sandstone as well as basalt, clay slate or granite. Those stones have paramagnetic properties that can function as magnetic antenna and conductors of subtle frequencies. Filling the interior of the towers with more rock served as a way to tune them to resonate with specific cosmic frequencies. This technology was likely known by ancient cultures around the world that built temples out of certain stones and located them on geo-magnetic hotspots that radiated subtle frequencies to the surrounding area.
The building of the towers may have been a way to optimize crop yields, and there are a small number of farmers and gardeners today who have built their own version of a round tower with promising results. Called “towers of power,” they are usually made with PVC pipe filled with a paramagnetic rock such as basalt, and situated on a specific area of the land. That area must be carefully chosen. Dowsing is used to read the subtle energies to determine the correct location. As these towers are collectors of magnetic frequencies it is important to find a spot that will produce harmonizing frequencies, as the wrong location could magnetize disruptive energies.
Author and dower, Alana Moore, http://www.geomantica.com/ describes the towers as “ … paramagnetic antennaes that collect and focus beneficial cosmic energies and direct them into surrounding soil. The spherical energy field of enhanced magnetism around them stimulates biological processes and enhances the health, vitality and wellbeing of plants and animals in the vicinity. Topsoil production is accelerated and bumper crops are often the result. Plants can go on to have increased sugar levels, which makes them taste sweeter, while they become more resilient and less pest and frost prone. Up to one hundred acres of coverage has been observed, on a wheat farm on the Eyre Peninsula of South Australia, with just one large (4m high) Power Tower.”
You can read Alana’s book, Stone Age Farming, to learn more about how these towers work as well as other ancient techniques for magnetizing subtle frequencies. Also, Phillip Callahan’s book, Paramagnetism: Rediscovering Nature’s Secret Force of Growth, will open you to a reality that few people are even aware of.
We are being bombarded by man-made electromagnetic frequencies that are wreaking havoc on all life forms. It stands to reason that the implementation of a “tower of power” will not only enhance the surrounding energy of a particular area but may possibly counter the devastating effects of cellphone radiation, wifi, and the upcoming 5G onslaught.
Wouldn’t it be something if the wisdom our ancient ancestors held is the very thing that provides the solutions we so desperately need to save our planet today? It’s time to gain an understanding of the subtle energies of nature and how they can be engaged to affect the kind of change that most folks would think is impossible.
This is nature wisdom after all, and with that level of understanding, nothing is impossible.
Slainte mhor agus a h-uile beannachd duibh! (Gaelic)
(Translation: Good health and every good blessing to you)!
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