… “From the most distant heights of the sky descends continuously the universal Spirit, an inexhaustible source of light and fire, which, having passed all the spheres of heaven and being gradually condensed, constantly flows to the Earth. This is inhalation. Exactly the same effect of the center of fire of the earthly Sun. An emanation constantly rises from the Earth, striving to cleanse it of the accumulated impurities. This is exhalation. „(Hermes Trismegistus" The Emerald Tablet ")
Inhale - exhale
How can the Earth "breathe"? Of course, Hermes spoke about this phenomenon figuratively, poetically, you say. Until recently, many scientists thought so, until they made several amazing discoveries that confirmed the words of the "Emerald Tablet".
The new theory of gravity, researcher at the Institute of Physics of the Earth of the Academy of Sciences Yevgeny Barkovsky, reveals the secret of the "breath" of our planet. The scientist even managed to calculate the inhalation-exhalation cycle, which is approximately 20-30 years. At the beginning of the cycle, the Earth stretches along the axis of rotation, acquiring the shape of a melon, and towards the end it swells in the plane of the equator, like a pumpkin. These fluctuations lead to the movement of the lithospheric plates, of which the outer shell of our planet is composed, the formation of faults, earthquakes and hurricanes. Sometimes "breathing" leads to rupture of lithospheric plates.
Spouses Vitaly and Tatiana Tikhoplav, who wrote a monograph about the "living Earth", believe that our planet breathes much faster. They are sure that the rhythm of the Earth's breathing depends on the time of day, time of year and latitude. The breathing of the Earth, according to the theory of researchers, is based on electromagnetic processes, which are influenced by the Sun, the Moon and even the planets of the solar system. In mid-latitudes on a summer day, the rhythm is 30-40 minutes, in equatorial latitudes, an almost constant and rarer breathing is maintained throughout the year (130 minutes per breath).
Giant crystal
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Even the ancient philosopher Plato, referring to the ideas of his predecessors, wrote that the Earth is like a leather ball sewn from 12 regular pentagons and 20 equilateral triangles. The junctions of these geometric shapes are the energy centers, or chakras, of the Earth. Some of them receive cosmic energy (light chakras), while others give off earthly energy (dark chakras).
Plato was one of the first thinkers to describe the concept of a geocrystal earth. Many years later, French scientists, geologist Elie de Beaumont and mathematician Jules Henri Poincaré, proposed a theory of the deformation of the Earth into a dodecahedron shape. Taking this theory as a basis, Russian engineers Valery Makarov and Vyacheslav Morozov came to an unexpected discovery: the most famous anomalous zones of the planet and ancient cultural centers are located on the tops of the dodecahedron - the Bermuda Triangle, the Devil's Sea, the Egyptian pyramids, Easter Island, the anomalous zone of Molebka …
It is in these nodal points during the breathing of the planet that the strongest energy exchange takes place between the biosphere and space. Knowing about these phenomena, our ancestors skillfully used them, accumulating, using and transmitting the energy of the planet over a distance. Mentions of this have survived in almost all myths and legends of ancient peoples, reaching today in the form of simplified methods of cleansing the body "by the forces of mother earth."
Many researchers and even some geologists are inclined to consider the core of our planet as a kind of brain of the Earth - a liquid intelligent substance. Today's understanding of the internal structure of the Earth presupposes its complex structure of matter of various densities and different physical states. But this is too general reasoning …
Geocrystal serves as the basis for the energy frame of our planet, which pumps space energy through itself.
Energy cage
Like any living organism, our planet has a nervous system. Of course, this is a conventional concept, but nevertheless, already in the 50s of the last century, Dr. Ernst Hartmann from the Bioclinic Institute (Germany), studying the influence of geopathogenic zones on the human body, made an amazing discovery. It turned out that our planet is surrounded by an invisible geomagnetic grid, which is a series of separate parallel walls 20 centimeters wide.
Some of the walls run north-south, others east-west. At their intersection, nodal points are formed at which energy is accumulated. This network was later called the Hartmann grid. It covers the entire earth's surface and has a fairly regular lattice structure. It is also called coordinate in connection with the exact orientation along the geomagnetic meridian and parallel.
In Russia, Vladislav Lugovenko, a researcher at the Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism, Ionosphere and Radio Wave Propagation of the Russian Academy of Sciences, was engaged in the study of the energy frame of our planet. Together with his colleagues, he began to study the bioenergetic interaction between man and the outside world. This was the official academic program, within which a number of interesting experiments were carried out. In particular, it turned out that our planet has various energy grids.
When measuring electromagnetic indicators in these zones during the day, it turned out that they seem to close and open depending on the location of the moon and planets and other factors. This process has been called "Earth breathing". So, in big cities, near gas-polluted highways, "breathing" can be compared to shortness of breath. And in the forest, in the mountains, near water bodies, "breathing" is evened out, it becomes deeper and more rhythmic. The life rhythm of people depends on the planetary rhythm.
Researchers are also familiar with the Curri network, the Wittmann network and the so-called 100-meter network. They differ in direction and size, but as a whole they form a single energy shell of the planet.
The Baltic researcher Jonas Yakonis believes that the Earth, like a giant fish, passes cosmic energy through peculiar gill-nets, cleansing the body. Unlike an ordinary organism, the Earth does not breathe all at once, but only that part of the surface that is turned towards the Sun.
Invisible killers
It turns out that the breathing of the Earth can be unsafe for you and me. Geopathogenic zones are formed at the intersections of the energy grids and at the tops of the planetary geocrystal. Their influence on our body changes depending on the phases of planetary "inhalations" and "exhalations". Medico-geological research of St. Petersburg scientists E. K. Melnikova, Yu. V. Musiychuk and others showed that geopathogenic zones are a reality that must be reckoned with.
The results of the work revealed a statistically significant relationship of cancer, multiple sclerosis, coronary heart disease with geopathogenic zones. In such zones, even with their small size, there are changes in the behavior of people. In them, seed germination and productivity of agricultural crops decrease, berry bushes wither, and domestic animals die.
Questions remain …
So the Earth is alive. Scientists came to this conclusion after completing many years of research in 1991. According to the doctor of geological and mineralogical sciences I. N. Yanitsky, “the bearer of our life - the Earth - is a living entity, an extremely energetic and highly organized system, occupying a much higher level in the cosmic hierarchy than a person”.
But how did the very ancient, and very possibly fictional, author Hermes Trismegistus learn about these complex cosmological phenomena? How did he discover them without modern instruments, navigation and satellite systems? Or, perhaps, someone with deep scientific knowledge told him about the origins of the "Emerald Tablet"?
Nikolay SUBBOTIN