PATTERNS IN THE LANDSCAPE
Wollumbin
One of the most remarkable observations while mapping
temple sites across the planet is that every place of
significance has its own particular energy signature embedded in the landscape. It is only the very oldest temples that are aligned to the pattern, such is the case at the Angkor Wat complex in Cambodia. In the area where I live the pattern is generated by Wollumbin as I have depicted in the adjacent picture. Close to the mountain the pattern consists of a 1m square grid a bit like a checkerboard, then at the extremities of the mountain's influence the pattern becomes larger and more spread out and the energy field is weaker or less potent. Following the pattern while going on trips in the car I found that the pattern had definable boundaries that I could mark on a map. In the North I found it all the way to the banks of the Logan River just north of the Gold Coast while in the South it goes down to the Clarence River and West almost to Tenterfield and East to the adjacent coast. When traveling further North of the Logan river [Gold Coast QLD] a slightly different checker board pattern predominates the landscape and is centered around the Glasshouse mountains. You could say the land has a particular song in a particular place. Apparently indigenous people used to sing to the land and the land would provide an abundance of food and resources. In cultures where no maps or fences are used the language groups could identify their ancestral land from another tribes territory by the song or vibration eminating from the landscape. Since January 2009 the the mountain and consequentially the charging field checkerboard pattern has inversed its polarity. The checkerboard is still evident but the pattern is discharging which is a bit disconcerting because all crystal core mountains are always charging. Active volcanic areas also create a discharging field about them which makes me wonder whether or not our extinct volcanic plug is awakening.
Mt Terragon
This next pattern covers a ridge known as Mt Terragon on the south side of Wollumbin which is visible in the background. I took the liberty of drawing the pattern on this rock flat along a creek in chalk then I have coloured in the bands of energy on a computer. This pattern is not scaled but is the actual size. The grid lines are 200mm wide as are the centre squares. It is a charging field pattern and dominates the area to the extent that the Wollumbin pattern can not be detected. Where the grid lines intersect the energy is particularly potent. It appears to me as a net with its own particular song. Because I have been watching this energy signature for 15 years and have observed the effect it has on the people who have occupied this land I am convinced for the moment that it has to do with Aboriginal business. There has been some rather wrestles spirits who break up relationships between people and drive women away and I believe this net has been sung into this place and holds these spirits to this place so they can not cause mischief throughout a wider area. It has always felt like a heavy spiritual place of very strong vibration and because this net is made of charging field energy the land cannot be considered to be geopathically stressed but at the same time I
wouldn't choose to live there as this energy field is just too strong.
Mt Burrell
Between Mt Burrell [ left]and Hanging Rock [Lofts Pinacle] [right] the landscape is saturated with the energy signature of the Clever man who once had dominion over this country. He is at this very moment singing up this land from the 4th dimension and should he stop singing this pattern would disappear. His song could also be considered an enchantment which marks out his field of
influence which is 5.6km wide and appears between these
2 significant landforms. This localised energy pattern sits on top of the Wollumbin pattern and seems to dominate the area.
The clever man's song appears as bands of charging field energy 1metre wide which gets stronger as you approach his burial place below Hanging Rock. People living nearby have encountered seeing his spirit. The enchantment has a very heavy dreamlike quality about it which makes it very supportive of spiritual endeavors.
Nimbin Rocks
The area around Nimbin Rocks has its own unique energy signature which consists of 2 interlaced grids. One grid is charging and the other is discharging. I have shown the charging grid in red and the discharging grid in blue.
The energy lines which make up this grid are 200mm wide.
Where the charging lines intersect 'hot spots' are created and where the discharging lines intersect 'black spots' are created.
The area around the rocks where this grid persists should not be lived upon as the energy here is too strong and you can not avoid being caught up in this net like grid. In her book 'My Bundjalung Country' author Ruby Langford Ginibi says that Nimbin Rocks is the burial place of her tribal elders, the Law givers and that it is so sacred that they use a branch to brush their footprints off the ground. It is my belief that this grid pattern is marking out the enchantment of the hairy man spirit known as Nimbunji. These hairy men are also known as Yowies. This energy net is also binding spirits to this place.
To be continued.......