Even in Antiquity, people noticed that there are certain areas of land where trees grow poorly, birds do not sing, animals do not come to graze. Not understanding the reasons for what was happening, the man, nevertheless, tried to bypass such zones and built his house away from the damned place. Many centuries have passed since then, and now, it would seem, a modern person should leave all superstitious prejudices in the past and live in peace, but not everything is so simple. Despite scientific discoveries and technological progress, people still suffer from the negative influence of anomalous zones and experience a primal fear of being in a bad place.
Why are abnormal zones dangerous?
Anomalous zones, also called geopathogenic sites, reveal themselves quite simply. Once in them, a person often experiences fears and anxieties, loses orientation in space. That is why sections of roads laid through anomalous zones are notorious for a huge number of accidents and deaths: on an absolutely flat and clearly visible track, drivers cannot control the car, and pedestrians fall under the wheels of cars. If a person comes across a geopathogenic zone in the forest, then he risks losing consciousness or getting lost. A building built in an abnormal place is destroyed faster than it should be, and people living in houses built in such a zone often suffer from depression and mental disorders. It is noteworthy that anomalous places are relatively small areas, but it is on them that the number of murders,suicides and accidental deaths are increasing to unimaginable levels.
How geopathogenic zones arise
Despite the fact that the existence of pathogenic places is recognized by both official scientists and psychics, they explain the reasons for the appearance of anomalous areas in different ways.
From the point of view of psychics, abnormal zones arise in places where a powerful flow of energy has been defiled by the wrong actions of a person, or in places where negatively charged energy initially accumulates.
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In the first case, the place initially had tremendous power, but did not carry negative energy. For example, ancient temples have such power, that is, places of worship of pagan gods and altars of sacrifice to ancient deities. It is known that Christianity was adopted in Russia in 988 by Prince Vladimir, but until that time the Slavs were pagans and prayed to their gods (Perun, Veles, Dazhdbog, Makoshi). Everywhere there were places with sacrificial altars and pagan idols, it was there that people came with prayers, requests, performed various rituals and ceremonies. Over the centuries, these places were charged with energy, and when Christianity was adopted, the pagans were forcibly converted to Orthodoxy, and their temples were plundered and destroyed. The powerful energy of desecration and destruction has changed the energy of these places, and now they carry a negative charge,causing death and misery.
There are other reasons for the occurrence of anomalous zones. Geopathogenic sites can arise in areas that are initially negatively charged. Such places include old cemeteries, burial sites for suicides and criminals, cattle burial grounds and places of massacres of people.
Cemeteries have a very powerful and heavy energy of death, at all times people tried to build their dwellings away from such places. Today, significant population growth and rapid urban development are forcing people to use for urban communications those areas that people would not have touched 100-200 years ago. Multi-storey buildings, bridges and highways are laid across places dotted with human bones, bearing the memory of the terrible events of the past. All this cannot but influence the people who, willingly or unwillingly, found themselves in these zones.
A look at the problem from the side of modern science
Official science confirms the existence of geopathogenic zones, but denies the supernatural nature of their origin.
From the point of view of geology, anomalous zones arise in places of geological cracks in the earth's crust, through which poisonous gases escape to the surface. These chemical compounds are not felt when breathing and do not cause instant intoxication. However, gradually accumulating in soil and plants, they poison the flora and fauna year after year. Trees start to wither, flowers stop growing. Animals are more sensitive than humans; they feel poisonous fumes and bypass these places. That is why it is impossible to see a bird's nest or a hare hole in geopathogenic zones. For a long time, a person does not notice dangerous gases, but is exposed to their negative influence. It is known that these couples can cause clouding of consciousness, loss of coordination, hallucinations, and depressive states. Being for a certain time in a dead place,people often cannot find their way back or experience psychosis, under the influence of which they commit self-harm and even suicide.
Faults and cracks in the earth's crust, invisible from the outside, can affect geomagnetic indicators. Therefore, in anomalous zones, compasses often lie and navigation devices fail.
In addition to cracks in the earth's crust and dangerous gases, poisonous plants in this area can be the cause of anomalous zones. These plants can release naturally occurring psychotropic substances into the atmosphere that cause dizziness, memory loss, hallucinations and psychosis. For example, on marshy soils, Datura grass grows. At first, its sweetish smell does not cause unpleasant sensations, but after 15 minutes a person may feel sick (dizziness appears, consciousness becomes clouded, and a desire to sleep appears). This plant contains alkaloids, which in high concentration can lead a person to dangerous health conditions, up to and including death.
Abnormal zones exist and there are quite a few of them all over the planet. Whether they are the result of geological processes occurring in the earth's crust or the result of negative energy, no one can give an exact answer to this question. Whatever is the reason for the occurrence of dead zones, a person always needs to be careful when choosing a place to build a house or when organizing a picnic. Dry and twisted trees, wastelands and houses with a lot of crime and suicide are a sure sign that something is wrong in this area.