This article was found on the New Scientist web site. The concept is still being studied for better correlations and more data, but their conclusion so far is:
“freakier dreams occurring on days with the least geomagnetic activity“.
(http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn16871-sweet-dreams-are-made-of-geomagnetic-activity.html)
The article reminded me of some work by one of the speakers at last year’s British Society of Dowsers conference, Dr. Serena Roney-Dougal. In her lecture last September she mentioned that she had also been trying to correlate GMF activity with sleep patterns, with dreaming quality and with the psychic abilities of people. Her results were almost the same as those in the New Scientist article:-
- When the GMF is strong (or active) due to earth changes (seasons, tide, sunspots, moon phase, geology, earth’s magnetic core) then poltergeist activity and healing work is stronger.
- When the GMF is weak (or less active) then remote viewing and telepathy is stronger.
- At 3AM (“The Witching Hour“) our brains naturally produce more triptamines and start releasing them to induce dreaming.
- Certain structures such as long barrows (which have a layer of organic, then inorganic substances) seem to act as shield against the effects of the GMF on “psychic” abilities.
You can read more about the conference speakers and the notes we took in THIS LINK.
Gwas
Following tomorrow’s chip paper.
