“I have been to the dolmen twice. And both times for the purpose of his research. First, about the timing of construction. Officially, the dolmen was built in 2000-4000 BC. But the presence of iron balls in the dolmen rocks refutes this version. Iron began to be used by mankind in just 1200-1500 BC. However, in this era in the Middle East there were already numerous states (Elam, Babylon, Israel, Egypt), which conducted diplomatic correspondence among themselves. And if the dolmens were erected in 1200-1500s BC, the documents of that time would have preserved reports that the ruler of the northern territory built another dolmen. However, historians do not find any information. Most likely, the Volkonsky dolmen was built tens of thousands of years BC. a completely different civilization that knew how to work with iron. But then she died for an unknown reason, and her skills and technologies were lost.
The dolmen was built according to the principle of concrete technologies: the local rock was ground into powder, metal hollow balls with quartz sand were added there, the required structure was molded, and after its partial (but not complete) solidification, the inner chamber was cut out in the still soft material. Manual grinding of rocks into powder is too slow and hard. Machine grinding is more efficient. But if a machine was working here, it must have left traces. And I found these footprints literally 10 meters from the dolmen on the way down to the stream. They are shown in the photo at the very beginning of the site: a hole is cut in the stone with a cutter. This stone was found in the 1st half of the 19th century, when there were no such cutters yet. The second mark is located on the front surface to the right and slightly above the inlet: an imprint of a coarse felt fabric. It is impossible to make such a mark with a chisel on a hard surface,but printing it on a soft, hardening mass is as easy as shelling pears.
What is quartz in dolmen rock for? In order for the piezoelectric effect to work: when the sea is stormy, the impacts of waves on the coast are transmitted to the walls of the dolmen, the quartz inside the rock is constantly compressed and expanded, a pulsating electric field is created, which acts on the surrounding ether-physical vacuum and pumps it through the dolmen. If at this moment a person is sleeping inside, he will be pushed out of the body by the etheric stream. And in such a state outside the physical body, a person is cured of many diseases and acquires many paranormal abilities. And the metal itself is needed for electrostatic protection of a person sitting inside from lightning strikes into a dolmen.
When I found a point of resonance inside the chamber with my "singing", a thunderstorm broke out over the dolmen in a few hours (this is a consequence of the correct work with the dolmen). And if a person sits in the chamber, from the lightning strikes, such a powerful etheric stream will pass through the chamber that the person will be thrown out of the physical body even in the waking state. Unfortunately, I did not think to stay in the dolmen, because at that time I still did not fully understand the physics of dolmens. The research results were described in detail by me in the articles “How I explored the Volkonsky dolmen” and “Continuing the research of the Volkonsky dolmen”.
How I explored the Volkonsky dolmen
On October 1 of this 2015, I left for Sochi (Volkonka village just north of the city) and until October 6, I was there, studying the Volkonsky dolmen, located just above the village along the gorge upwards. Dolmen is named after Princess Maria Volkonskaya, who followed her Decembrist husband into exile in Siberia. A brief background of my appearance there is as follows.
In May of this year, I watched the video “Pandora's Box. Russian version “and from one of the speakers, Alexander … I learned interesting information. He talked about how he sat in the dolmen for three days without a break and at the end of the third day he had an astral exit. And since I am very interested in this phenomenon, after such information I immediately decided to go to Sochi to study the dolmen. For which I immediately turned to a travel agency and ordered a ticket for the 1st of October.
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The Volkonsky dolmen turned out to be a very interesting object. Its dimensions can be quickly estimated based on the following condition: the height from the platform level to the visor near the entrance hole exactly corresponds to my height 1m 78 cm (I put a picture of a dolmen in the image). And there are very high suspicions that this whole boulder is an artificial formation made according to the type of concrete construction. The reasons for this assumption are as follows.
On the entire surface of the dolmen, I found small metal projections in the form of balls 5-9 mm in diameter. And on some vertical surfaces, instead of metal balls, there are smooth rims of rust of the same size. These rims are very clearly visible on the frontal surface of the dolmen right above the inlet. Scanning showed (it was done several years before my visit) that such metal inclusions in the form of regular spherical balls are distributed throughout the entire mass of the stone. And such a breed cannot be formed naturally. This is clearly an artificially created substance.
On the second day of my stay there, I got into a conversation with a woman builder, and she told me how you can create a real stone from simple plaster. To do this, you need to mix gypsum very coolly with a small amount of water (the concentration of water must be maintained in very precise proportions), quickly sculpt something out of it and expose it to the open air. The sun will scorch it, wet the rain, blow the wind, and after a few years of such hardening, the gypsum will turn into a real stone. I don't know if it is possible to turn another material into stone in this way, but if this is possible with gypsum, then there is no fundamental ban on such technologies. And if we add metal spherical balls to the kneaded “dough”, then after the mass solidifies, we will get exactly the same substance that I observed on the dolmen.
What exactly was contained inside the balls added to the "dough" - I do not know. Officially, the dolmen rock is considered sandstone with a high quartz content. Generally, quartz is not found in sandstone. And in the dolmen rock, there was unexpectedly a lot of it. Therefore, I have a suspicion that the balls contained either pure quartz or quartz-containing rock. But this question still needs to be clarified. And the need to add quartz to the rock will become clear a little later, when I turn to the presentation of the mechanics of the dolmen.
Inside the chamber, on the ceiling, I saw a very interesting "ragged" surface. To get an idea of what it looks like, do a very simple experiment. Take a pack of cottage cheese and flop the cottage cheese on a flat surface. Then carefully cut off the top of the curd slide with a knife. That part of the curd, which is just below the knife, will stick to its lower surface, be carried away by it and, as it were, "bully". The result is a "torn" surface. " This is exactly the same surface that is characteristic of the camera ceiling. I think that when the dolmen mass had just "flopped" to the ground and it had already thickened enough, but had not yet had time to completely petrify, then they began to make a cave in it and with a spatula removed part of the mass from the inside. In principle, the same "ragged" surface must be observed for the passage into the chamber itself. But over the millennia of its existence (the construction time of the dolmen is estimated at the second millennium BC), people with their bodies could completely smooth out all the "jaggedness" in the passage.
Now about what the dolmens were built for and how they work. All dolmens and pyramids were built for one single purpose: to give people strength and knowledge and thereby make them like great gods. In principle, "modern" Christianity ("modern" in comparison with the period of construction of these structures) serves the same purpose: in Christianity, the main responsibility of a person is to learn to love and acquire knowledge. And in esotericism, love is equal to power: learning to love, we gain strength through love. And this power is acquired by us on quite strict physical grounds, confirmed by theory and experiment.
Not long ago there was such a concept in the history of science as "luminiferous ether". In Europe, they first started talking about ether in ancient Greece, only at that time the Greek philosopher Anaximander used the term "apeiron". The theory of ether passed through the Middle Ages until the very beginning of the 20th century and was then rejected by the scientific community on the basis of the negative results of the famous Michelson-Morley experiment (and Einstein built his theory of relativity on the basis of this denial). But very soon the ether returned to scientific use again, only under a different name. Today they prefer to call it the physical vacuum. And although it is officially asserted that the physical vacuum has microscopically low energy (or even does not possess it at all), I, on the basis of my research, found out that such an opinion is a mistake. In reality, the ether-physical vacuum has such a tremendous energy that all our most powerful atomic and hydrogen bombs will seem in comparison with it as innocent children's fun in the sandbox. It is this ethereal or vacuum energy that acts in the pyramids and dolmens.
The main condition for the pyramid or dolmen to work is the presence of quartz in it. When we compress a thin quartz plate, opposite electric charges appear on its edges. But if you just keep the plate compressed without releasing it, the charges will disappear in a moment. For their reappearance, you need to release the plate and squeeze again. That is, it is necessary to ensure a constant change in the compressive force: squeezed - released, squeezed - released, etc. To ensure such an external variable impact, pyramids and dolmens are necessarily built on geological faults. Micro-shocks constantly occur in the fault, but the person does not catch them. And the pyramid, due to its huge mass and size, already catches. The dolmen is much smaller than the pyramid in mass and size, therefore one fault is not enough for a dolmen. It needs an additional source of external vibrations, which the ancient masters found in the stormy sea. When the sea is stormy, shock waves shake the land surface and these shocks are transmitted to the walls of the dolmens. That is why dolmens always gravitate towards the sea. And esotericists working with dolmens know from experience that a dolmen works as efficiently as possible when there is a thunderstorm from the sea and the sea storms (I learned about this from a conversation with a healer who lives in that area and constantly comes to the dolmen).when there is a thunderstorm from the sea and the sea storms (I learned about this from a conversation with one healer who lives in that area and constantly comes to the dolmen).when there is a thunderstorm from the sea and the sea storms (I learned about this from a conversation with one healer who lives in that area and constantly comes to the dolmen).
Thus, when the sea is stormy, the walls of the dolmen begin to vibrate, compress and decompress the quartz grains contained in them, and a strong pulsating electric field of a certain spatial configuration is formed in the walls. Such a field interacts very well with the ether-physical vacuum and pumps it through the dolmen. And since the ether-physical vacuum contains a huge energy, it can transfer part of this energy to the person sitting inside. This energy then heals many human ailments and awakens latent abilities in him, in particular, the ability to connect to a certain information bank of the Universe. This is the very purpose of the dolmen, which I said at the very beginning: to give a person strength and knowledge.
But the presence of a stormy sea is not a prerequisite for the effective operation of a dolmen. A prerequisite is the presence of a source of external vibrations. And it can be the person himself, or rather his voice. Any sound is an acoustic vibration. When the sound of a human voice hits the walls of the dolmen, it makes them vibrate in the same way as in the case of a stormy sea. Of course, the vibration amplitude in this case will usually be much lower. But the human voice has a huge advantage over the vibrations of a stormy sea: the ability to change the pitch and timbre of sound. Any design has its own vibration frequency. If the frequency of external oscillations coincides with the frequency of natural oscillations, resonance occurs and the amplitude of oscillations increases so much,that the structure may even collapse due to the arrival of huge amounts of energy from the ether-physical vacuum. Therefore, by changing the pitch and timbre of his voice inside the dolmen, a person can make the dolmen vibrate and sound as powerful as no storm will allow. But this requires experience and skill. This is unlikely to succeed on the first try.
When I spent the night in the dolmen for the first time, I did not set myself any super tasks. I only had to sit in a dolmen, lie down in it, feel it, etc. The first overnight stay in the dolmen seemed to be nothing special. Well, I suddenly had the strongest salivation when I had to swallow my own saliva like water. But this can hardly be considered something supernatural. Also for the first time I saw myself in a dream from the side. But these are not miracles either. But when I returned to the room, then the interesting began. I suddenly felt that I did not need food at all. Absolutely unnecessary.
I had eaten very little before. Usually I bought a bag of dryers or bagels weighing 250-300 grams and this was enough for me for the whole day. What is the mass of bakery products in 250-300 grams? This is the bread ration of a worker or soldier in besieged Leningrad. People with such rations went about half-dead from hunger. And I have been living in this mode for more than 5 years without any problems. Thus, my body was already prepared for the transition to full prana eating, when food is completely rejected. All that was needed was some external impetus. And I got such an impulse from one single overnight stay in the dolmen. Whether I will continue to adhere to a regime of absolute no food or not - I have not yet decided. I consider it stupidity and arrogance to just refuse food for the sake of refusal. But if it is required for some serious purpose, then of course I will refuse food.
And one more interesting feature manifested itself during my trip (although it began to appear even before my visit to the dolmen). I found that all the checkpoints at the airports were extremely nervous and sensitive to me. People pass through the gate without any problems, and the gate is constantly whistling at me. Twice I even had to take off my shoes, so the equipment did not want to let me through. And what is most surprising - even my passport did not go through the control system. A special comrade came to the checkpoint, who shone through the binding of my passport with a flashlight, probably looking for some piece of iron. But they didn’t find anything and had to let me through. I think that this is because of my work with etheric energy and all sorts of pyramids-megaliths-dolmens, I begin to receive more and more etheric energy,the electromagnetic field of my body is amplified from this, somehow affects my photographs and they begin, in turn, to affect the equipment. Well, I myself, with my enhanced electromagnetic field, interfere with the work of the control equipment.
And the last thing. I booked a ticket to Sochi in May, when no Gidromet could predict what the weather would be in Sochi on the night of October 2nd to 3rd. And I needed a storm. There was a drought on the coast all summer. But when I flew up to Sochi, a thunderstorm was already going north. And on the night from October 2nd to 3rd (that is, on the night of my first overnight stay inside the dolmen), the first thunderstorm for the summer raged in the Sochi area. Was it an accident or not?
I have long come to the conclusion that there are some otherworldly forces in the Universe that take some people under control and supervision. Whether they can be called guardian angels, I don't know. I myself call them observers. Until a person is engaged in any kind of magic, observers are not interested in him and they do not look after him. As soon as he begins to practice magic, he is immediately taken under supervision and control. Why is it so? And because magic is the strongest tool for controlling and changing the Universe. And a person with such abilities of a magician can be both great good and great evil for the Universe. If observers are convinced that a person seeks to use magic for good and help people, the planet and the Universe as a whole, they will certainly help him in his work. If convinced of the opposite, they will do everything to stop it. When my observers were convinced that I was ready to use magic only for good purposes, they organized the thunderstorm I needed in Sochi on the very night when I spent the night inside the dolmen.
Continuation of the exploration of the Volkonsky dolmen
In October 2015, I was in the Sochi region and explored the Volkonsky dolmen, located in the Volkonka village to the north of the resort town. Based on the results of the research, an article "How I researched the Volkonsky dolmen" was written, which presented a hypothesis about the timing, methods and purpose of building dolmens (the article is available on our website, so anyone interested can easily find it through a search engine). This year I repeated the trip and received new interesting results, which I will write about now. For a better perception of the results, it is advisable to read the first article. If you are too lazy to delve into search engines, then I will briefly retell the theses and conclusions of that article.
So, the Volkonsky dolmen is a huge block of local sandstone with a small hollowed out cave inside. Although the dolmen itself is made of local rocks, it has a feature that is not found in local mountains: the entire block is stuffed with small hollow balls with some kind of filler. Judging by the brown color of those balls that have already half broken off, then this is ordinary rust from ordinary iron (but local guides and geologists do not agree with this). In addition, there was unexpectedly a lot of quartz in the dolmen rock, and according to all geological canons, there cannot be quartz in the sandstone. The dolmen was intended to give a person strength and knowledge and thus bring him as close as possible to the gods. For this, the piezoelectric effect of quartz grains was used. When the sea is stormyShocks of waves shake the coast and these impacts are transmitted to the walls of the dolmen, compressing and expanding the quartz in them. Therefore, the piezoelectric effect begins to work, electric charges and an electric field appear, which make the ether around us move through the dolmen. And if at this time a person is sleeping inside the cave, the etheric stream can push him out of the body. What happens in esotericism is astral projection - an exit from the physical body. In this state, a person acquires tremendous abilities and energy: he begins to see the past and predict the future, heal any diseases, establish a telepathic connection with any interlocutor he needs, even penetrate into neighboring worlds and teleport to other continents.electric charges and an electric field appear, which make the ether around us move through the dolmen. And if at this time a person is sleeping inside the cave, the etheric stream can push him out of the body. What happens in esotericism is astral projection - an exit from the physical body. In this state, a person acquires tremendous abilities and energy: he begins to see the past and predict the future, heal any diseases, establish a telepathic connection with any interlocutor he needs, even penetrate into neighboring worlds and teleport to other continents.electric charges and an electric field appear, which make the ether around us move through the dolmen. And if at this time a person is sleeping inside the cave, the etheric stream can push him out of the body. What happens in esotericism is astral projection - an exit from the physical body. In this state, a person acquires tremendous abilities and energy: he begins to see the past and predict the future, heal any diseases, establish a telepathic connection with any interlocutor he needs, even penetrate into neighboring worlds and teleport to other continents. In this state, a person acquires tremendous abilities and energy: he begins to see the past and predict the future, heal any diseases, establish a telepathic connection with any interlocutor he needs, even penetrate into neighboring worlds and teleport to other continents. In this state, a person acquires tremendous abilities and energy: he begins to see the past and predict the future, heal any diseases, establish a telepathic connection with any interlocutor he needs, even penetrate into neighboring worlds and teleport to other continents.
And now the new data obtained this year. When I checked with a magnet these ferrous inclusions in the form of hollow balls, to my surprise, no magnetism was found. Iron (if it is iron) was not magnetic. In principle, non-magnetic iron exists, some parts of transformers are even made of it. But non-magnetic iron in the 2nd millennium BC? This is already strange.
It is officially believed that dolmens were built in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th millennium BC. But the Iron Age began around 1200 BC. Although meteoric iron has been known for a very long time, it is extremely rare and was used only for decoration. Therefore, a contradiction arises between the timing of the construction of dolmens and the timing of the onset of the Iron Age. To resolve this contradiction, three versions can be proposed.
First, dolmens were built much later, after iron became widely used in everyday life. But at this time there were already numerous states in the Middle East (Elam, Babylon, Assyria, Phenicia, Egypt, etc.), between which there was intensive diplomatic correspondence. And if at that time a new dolmen were being built somewhere, then in the state archives there would certainly be a message like “The ruler of such and such a state reports that he has built a new dolmen”. But historians do not find such records either in Egyptian papyri or in Mesopotamian clay tablets. This means that dolmens were built long before the first states and the first written language appeared.
Second: the Iron Age began much earlier, even before the construction of dolmens began. However, the production of filled hollow iron balls is already quite advanced technology. It is much easier to make an iron nail or dagger. Therefore, in the case of the second version, archaeologists would have to find numerous iron products in layers dating from the 2nd, 3rd and 4th millennia BC. But they don't. Therefore, the second version also disappears.
Third: dolmens were built by a completely different civilization long before the beginning of classical history (maybe tens or hundreds of millennia ago), who knew what a dolmen was for and possessed technologies for producing non-magnetic iron. Only this version allows us to resolve the above-mentioned contradiction between the time periods, although traditionally minded academics will meet with hostility.
How exactly could a dolmen be built? In the last article, I suggested that the dolmen was built according to the principle of concrete construction: they ground local sandstone into powder, mixed it with water, added a binding material and iron balls with a filler to the "dough", molded the desired structure from the "dough" and left it in the air until reaching a stone state. But this hypothesis suggests that builders must have a tool with which they can quickly grind the stone into powder. And I found a trace of such an instrument, it is literally ten meters from the dolmen. But the guides do not show this place to tourists.
Immediately behind the benches, on the way down to the stream, there is a massive stone (without metal balls), on the surface of which a recess about 20 cm deep and 100x100 cm in size was drilled by a cutter. The cutter diameter was about 8-10 cm. The drilling step was clearly less than the cutter diameter. In this way, a very curved edge of the recess is formed from the numerous circular holes. The bottom of the recess is very uneven, so it is unlikely that the recess was supposed to be used for some technical purposes. But if the goal was not the excavation itself, but the production of stone powder, then you can not worry about the evenness of the bottom. The brother of Princess Volkonskaya wrote about this stone in 1800, either in the 30s, or in the 40s. When Maria Volkonskaya fell ill with a leg disease in Siberia, her brother bought land in this place so that her sister could come here for treatment. It was then that the dolmen itself and the stone lying next to it were found. But in the 19th century, there were no stone drilling cutters with a diameter of 10 cm in Europe and Russia. And in the 2nd or 4th millennium BC, they already existed? As the saying goes, "don't tell my slippers."
Also, on the frontal surface of the dolmen, I found one more confirmation of my hypotheses, which I did not pay attention to a year ago: to the right of the entrance hole, an imprint of a mat or rough felt fabric is very clearly visible. It is practically impossible to make such a structure with a chisel on hard stone. But printing it on semi-liquid stone dough is as easy as shelling pears.
Combining new and old finds into a single whole, we get the following picture. Tens of thousands of years ago, some advanced civilization used a metal mill to grind the local sandstone into powder, add iron balls with quartz sand and a little water to the stone "flour", sculpt the necessary structure and leave it to harden in the air. When the stone hardened to a semi-solid state, a grotto-cave was hollowed out in it. After the final solidification of the stone, at a distance of about 2 meters from the back wall of the grotto, a formwork (two vertically standing wooden boards) was installed, covered with mats from the inside and liquid stone "dough" was poured inside. After hardening, the formwork was removed and the entrance hole was hollowed into the stone wall. This is how the trace of the mat appeared on the frontal surface of the dolmen.
Although I was initially sure that quartz sand was added inside the iron balls to create a piezoelectric effect, I was embarrassed by the presence of the balls themselves. After all, it is much easier to just pour quartz sand into the stone "dough" without any balls. And only on the very last day of my vacation, I realized the purpose of the iron balls: they are needed to create an electrostatic protection of a person from lightning striking the dolmen.
When I was on the dolmen last year, I was incredibly lucky: on the night of my overnight stay, a sea storm began. And for the piezoelectric effect to work in the dolmen, external vibrations are needed, which provided the waves hitting the shore. This year there was no storm, so my five overnight stays in the dolmen had no effect. Realizing that it was impossible to cook porridge in this way, I decided to turn on the dolmen myself by singing. To do this, I sat in the center of the cave and began to sing in different ways the syllable OUM, which the Hare Krishnas use in their rituals. I was looking for resonance. But I couldn't find it. And only on the very last evening, when I moved away from the center of the camera a little to the side, so as not to get into the camera lens of tourists passing by, I accidentally got to the most necessary point.
The resonance point turned out to be slightly displaced from the inlet to the right and closer to the back wall. When I was sitting and singing (or thinking), suddenly the sound of the dolmen itself fell upon me. Imagine that right now someone is pouring a barrel of water over you. Here is about such a barrel of sound suddenly spilled on me. The sound lasted only one second and disappeared. But as it lasted, I felt a huge energy pass through me: my whole body vibrated. So I managed to turn on this sound several more times: it was the dolmen that responded to my singing. When I got outside after 5 minutes, my hands were shaking and shaking. But I felt that it was not dangerous for me. After a little rest, I tried again. But this time I did not find a resonance: the deviation of the head even a millimeter from the resonance point turns off the whole process.
And six hours later, a thunderstorm suddenly began. Accident? If we limit ourselves only to this case, then of course an accident. But there are other cases as well. Several years ago, a congress of shamans of All Russia took place in this place. What they did there, what ceremonies they performed - no one knows. However, a few hours after the end of the congress, a monstrous thunderstorm broke out in the mountains: according to eyewitnesses, lightning struck the dolmen (or the ground next to it) five times per second. Local residents do not remember such a thunderstorm, and nothing is mentioned in the stories of the old people. And according to one of the hypotheses based on local legends, the dolmen was used to make rain. Now we put everything that has been said into one heap.
When the “singer” finds resonance in the dolmen and the dolmen begins to respond to his singing, his sound somehow triggers the process of condensation of water vapor in the atmosphere. How this happens - I do not know yet and cannot tell, but I will look for the necessary information. As a result, after a few hours, thunderclouds form and a thunderstorm begins. And lightning strikes mainly in the dolmen, because the maximum concentration of water vapor is located just above the dolmen. As I wrote a little earlier, for the piezoelectric effect to work, you need a source of external vibrations. Imagine how the piezoelectric effect will work if lightning strikes the dolmen walls five times per second. No stormy sea stood here and there.
But there is danger. Through microcracks, rainwater can seep into the dolmen. And an electric discharge can penetrate into the dolmen through this stream of water and kill a person sitting there. And if the entire dolmen is stuffed with iron, the internal electric field arising on the iron completely balances the external electric field and inside the chamber the total field strength will always remain zero. For this reason, lightning does not penetrate into the chamber, but spreads over the water film on the dolmen surface and goes into the ground. This is why the dolmen was stuffed with iron balls. By the way, on the neighboring Mamedov dolmen, I found the same hollow iron balls, only in a much lower concentration. And if it turns out that there are iron balls in all dolmens without exception, but they are not found in the local mountains,then my hypothesis gets good confirmation.
True, there is one incomprehensibility: why was iron made non-magnetic? I cannot answer this question yet.