Since ancient times, people, in order to choose a place to build housing, took into account some of the features of the area. For this, attention was paid to the behavior of domestic animals. For example, in the place where the sheep lay down, it was possible to start building a house. Most of the old villages and towns, as well as monasteries and churches, have always been well located. But besides this, the person also knew where the “damn places” were, on which nothing could be built. Such zones are called geopathogenic today.
People have always been interested in such mysterious territories, where, as N. V. Gogol "does not dance." Sick, rotten trees served as a sign of the anomalous zone, and prisons for criminals were usually built on these zones.
The nature of geopathogenic zones
According to modern scientific data, geopathogenic zones are formed by faults in the earth's crust, due to which powerful energy is thrown onto the surface. So, since 1924, mankind has repeatedly confirmed the negative impact of a long stay in these places, and since the late 70s this topic has become of interest to scientists from many foreign countries, including the USA, France and England. Environmentalists, geologists, physicists, physicians and geophysicists today are working on solving problems associated with geopathogenic zones. However, to this day, the nature of this phenomenon has not been fully studied, and there is still no specifics about its origin. But there is no doubt that geopathogenic territories exist.
It is possible to identify zones of active faults using space satellites that transmit surface images to the Earth. And the vine helps to find the geopathogenic site manually. For example, Moses, a character from the Bible, is considered the first dowser. People trusted him because he always knew how to find water in the desert. And in China, the "magic vine" was used 4,000 years ago. Ancient manuscripts tell that clergymen with the help of a vine could determine the emitted waves invisible to the eye. In ancient Germany in the middle of the sixteenth century, the Renaissance scholar Georgius Agricola described how mineral deposits could be found with the vine.
How to define a geopathogenic zone?
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There are also folk signs that show where the anomalous zones are located. I must say that in such places trees grow very luxuriantly: aspen, willow, and also alder. Such species are often found in Polesie, Belarus. It is there that an active fault is observed. But other trees, for example, pine or spruce, in these zones are very sick, rot, and strange growths constantly appear on them.
In geopathogenic areas, most microorganisms feel great, and their reproductive activity is enhanced. In places like this, red forest ants like to build anthills. Geopathogenic zones are also a favorite place for spiders. However, other animals try to avoid such areas. For example, you cannot force a dog to live within the radius of the emission of negative energy.
Even the ancient peoples of Egypt and China knew about the existence of "lost places". For example, Emperor Quang Jiy, who lived in 2300 BC, ordered the prohibition of construction of any kind until the area was checked by a doctor or a priest.
Under the Russian Emperor Peter I, geopathogenic zones were determined in a very interesting way: at the site of the future building, pieces of raw meat were hung on stakes set in one line. In the place where the meat remained unspoiled for the longest time, a tower was built.
Sometimes a person himself can feel abnormal places, therefore due to "failures in the body" and industrial accidents, car or railway accidents occur. Some have suggested that such tragic cases are caused by impaired coordination of human movement or visual hallucinations under the influence of abnormal energy.
At the end of the twentieth century, newspapers often published information about strange phenomena taking place in some cities of the USSR. So, for example, in Minsk, in one nine-story building, residents said that they felt the balcony doors swinging, the glass clinking, the chandeliers swing, and funnels up to one meter deep appeared in a strange way near the house. According to local residents, there was once a bed of an ancient river under the house, but before the city was built, this river was filled up. Geophysicists suggest that there may be an active fault under the building, creating a geopathogenic zone.
Some scientists believe that the best way to avoid anomalous zones is to be on the move. With a short presence in these territories, the protective functions of the body help to neutralize the negative impact of the “black place”. If the human body is full of vitality and health, then it is able to withstand the "attacks" of geopathogenic territories, and if a person is physically weakened, then a long stay in such areas will negatively affect his health.
However, it cannot be said specifically that the place where the crustal fault occurred is a geopathogenic zone. For example, if it is bad for a person with heart disease, then a diabetic may feel great. And we must not forget that we are talking not only about electromagnetic radiation. Here you need to summarize all the factors affecting a person: radiation, helium and radon emissions, as well as physicochemical reactions. All this can have a bad effect on the state of human health.
Currently, in order to solve the problems with geopathogenic zones during construction, many architects propose to build houses with a dome-shaped roof (tent). Such a tent structure has the ability to neutralize the negative influence of geopathogenic zones, so to speak, to play the role of a stabilizer.
Every living creature on Earth, including humans, undergoes natural selection. Perhaps, it is with the help of geopathogenic zones that nature controls human inheritance? Indeed, in the "lost places" people who are predisposed to genetic diseases continue to hurt and die. And nature cares about the continuation of our kind, and therefore “weeds out” its individual representatives with geopathogenic zones, as if through a huge sieve.
