The Source Field Investigations (54 page)

In 2008, NASA announced that about every eight minutes, a portal forms between the Sun and earth that allows solar particles to flow through. Each magnetic portal, or “flux transfer event,” is as wide as earth—and scientists did not believe they even existed until recently. Dr. David Sibeck of Goddard Space Flight Center explained the mysterious new discovery.

In 2008, scientists from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory ran a computer simulation that found “numerous . . . streams of dark matter within the halo of the Milky Way, and more substructure appears within each subhalo. . . . Every substructure has its own sub-substructure, and so on.”
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These “streams of dark matter” could represent the visible energetic signatures of natural stargate portals that pass between stars. Also in 2008, scientists in Switzerland, France and the United States found unexpected plasma flow between neighboring objects in the galaxy using X-ray satellite imagery. They found this phenomenon quite by accident, as PhysOrg explained.

We now have very good evidence that this system really works. There is excellent science to support the idea of a global grid. This same geometry likely appears in quantum mechanics, the genetic code, the solar system, the distribution of galaxies at the largest level, and the gas and dust at the far reaches of the Universe. As we head into the next chapter, we will explore some of the most fascinating information of all—where we go face-to-face with natural vortex events, and find out what they look like and what they do.

CHAPTER SEVENTEEN

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he Source Field is the master key—a fluidlike energy that ultimately creates space, time, matter, energy, biology and consciousness. The ancients appeared to know vastly more about the Source Field than we ever gave them credit for. They built stone structures that may well have created enough coherence to harness “natural stargates” that appear in the earth—when the geometry inside the earth aligns with the geometry in the solar system. When I found out that the TLR cycle nested in perfectly with the baktun, I really knew I was on to something. The Maya may very well have been tracking cycles they could use to open portals—for travel through time and space. The flowing geometric currents discovered by Hans Jenny could be truly galaxy-wide—and lead to traversable wormholes, or stargates, where all you have to do is go in one side and the current will naturally carry you out to the other side—which may be quite some distance away.

If all this is true, and this system really works, then there should be a variety of examples where these portals into time-space naturally and spontaneously appear on earth—causing mysterious disappearances, time displacements and other anomalies. What would one of these portals look like? Since the Source Field is fluidlike, we can expect that a vortex within the Field will appear as a spherical bubble. The surrounding pressure of the Source Field would push in equally on it from all sides, just like the atmosphere pushes on a soap bubble. Furthermore, since matter is being transformed into a wave function inside this vortex, including the atmosphere, we would no longer see solid objects—we would see photons of light in a foggy and misty sphere. Witness reports confirm this foggy sphere could be gray, white, yellow, green, red or even other colors. It would also shield gravity—much like a tornado, or the vortexes Schauberger discovered in water that caused levitation effects to occur. Anything or anyone that goes inside such a vortex could then pop over into time-space—and if you didn’t know what you were doing, you might not come back. Living or nonliving matter that gets captured into this vortex would disappear from our reality and move over into the parallel reality, at least temporarily. These vortexes could theoretically travel in any direction—there is no reason to assume they would remain stationary, since these geometries have flowing currents moving through them all the time.

Some vortexes may start on the surface of the earth, capture materials or living organisms in them, and then rise. Once they reach a certain height, they may lose the momentum that keeps their internal vortex activity moving faster than the speed of light. Then, the material inside of them pops back over into space-time—and everything inside of them suddenly falls—seemingly out of thin air. Let’s say one of these vortexes first appeared inside a lake filled with fish. The fish would temporarily pop over into time-space, get captured inside the gravitational force created within this sphere of energy, levitate into the air, pop back into space-time, return in what may be an entirely different time, and fall out of the sky.

Before we get to fish falls, our first example involves rocks. This event contains many obvious signs of the effects from time-space—although it is considered a classic poltergeist case.
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W. G. Grotten-Dieck awoke one night in September 1903 to the sight of black stones, no bigger than three-quarters of an inch, warping directly through his roof and ceiling as they fell in a smooth, even curve—in “slow motion.” They landed on the floor near his pillow. In a 1906 letter to the British Society for Psychical Research, he explained some of the strange things that happened.

This indicates the stones still had a levity effect, and were being repelled by matter in space-time—such as his own body. They also were very likely not fully materialized yet—explaining why he was never able to catch one of them. They may have moved right through his hand like it wasn’t even there.

To me, the most interesting part was that the stones appeared to be falling slower than they should have been—but according to Grotten-Dieck, “The sound they made in falling down on the floor was also abnormal, because considering their slow motion, the bang was much too loud.”
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It would appear that time was moving more slowly within the stones themselves, and their own immediate area. Everything outside that area was still moving at the normal time—and the stones still had the same amount of inertia. So, once the sound of the stones hitting the floor moved out of the region where time was passing more slowly, it sped back up and sounded perfectly normal—because Grotten-Dieck was not standing within that slower zone of time himself. He also found the stones were warmer than usual when he picked them up—which is another frequently reported element of poltergeist cases. This effect seems to be due to the stress they experienced in popping back over to space-time, causing them to lose coherence.

On October 16, 1997, a “Civil War–type” cannonball blasted through Leonard and Kathy Mickelson’s mobile home in House Springs, Missouri, going through a window and two walls. The police investigated the idea that someone was using a Civil War reenactment cannon, and that may be all it was—but this seems like a pretty strange crime, not to mention expensive . . . and one that could be easily traced to the perpetrator. Can you honestly imagine some guy setting up a Civil War cannon and firing it at someone’s home in the middle of a trailer park? Okay, maybe if there was enough alcohol involved—but it certainly doesn’t seem very likely. There is at least a possibility that this was caused by a portal into time-space that had opened up in a Civil War battlefield, allowing a much longer duration to be traversed.
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Just like in the cases of hauntings where someone’s murder seems to keep being replayed for people who stay in the house, it could be that the deaths and trauma on the battlefield created a strong-enough disturbance in the Source Field to open up a portal—literally a rift in time.

The most classic example of a vortex capturing various items, levitating and then dropping them is the many cases of live fish falling from the air. The phenomenon is real, though unexplained—and was even written up in the prestigious
Natural History
magazine in 1921 with complete seriousness.
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There are many, many documented examples of this phenomenon, but the case that jumped out at me the most occurred near Calcutta in 1839. In this case, a single variety of fish, about three inches in length, fell in a perfectly straight line within a greater rain shower. The line was “not more than a cubit in breadth”—and this is compelling evidence that the fish were falling directly out of a single vortex in the sky. The author points out the staggering number of documented cases from all over the world, by people who were unaware of the phenomenon—and he ultimately makes a bold conclusion.

Now, that’s
Natural History
magazine—not the
National Enquirer
.

“I don’t buy it,” the skeptic says. “None of this stuff happens anymore. People were crazy back then. That’s all it is.” In March 2010 the UPI published an article describing how hundreds of small white fish known as spangled perch, many of which were still alive, fell over a remote Australian desert town for two days. The nearest river was 326 miles away—and similar phenomena occurred in the same town in 1974 and 2004.
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Fish falls and other such Fortean events may well be caused by a vortex that captures matter, rises into the air, potentially moves into a different time, and then collapses back into space-time—thereby dropping its contents. What about a vortex that captures items from the surface and then sinks down into the earth while it is in time-space, passing right through the earth’s crust as if it weren’t even there? As one potential example, there is a great body of data on Out of Place Artifacts, or OOPARTS, that have been found in deep layers of rock—much earlier than any intelligent human habitations would be expected on earth. The most scientifically rigorous collection of this data is in
Forbidden Archeology
by Michael Cremo and Richard Thompson.
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One collection of possible OOPART examples includes an ornately carved candlestick holder in rocks estimated to be 100,000 years old, though the picture is believed to be a hoax, a metal medallion with carved figures and a strange form of writing from 100,000-year-old rock, a copper hook and a ring from a 150,000-year-old sand layer, a curious mechanical object resembling a spark plug in 500,000-year-old rock, a perfect modern nail in a piece of million-year-old quartz, a nail found in rock estimated to be 75,000 to 100,000 years old in Peru from 1572, a nail found in British sandstone estimated to be at least 40 million years old, a two-inch metal screw in 21-million-year-old feldspar found in a Nevada mine, a cast-iron cube found in 60-million-year-old brown coal that was studied in scientific journals in 1886, a gold chain in 300-million-year-old Pennsylvanian coal, an iron pot in coal from 300 to 325 million years ago, an ornately carved brass bell found in West Virginia coal, and stone spheres found in California rock estimated to be billions of years old.
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An even more interesting phenomenon involves cases where living frogs or toads are found embedded in rocks, lumps of coal, or within the trunks of large trees. Over 210 cases of this have been documented in Europe, the United States, Canada, Africa, New Zealand and the West Indies—dating from the late fifteenth century to the early 1980s. In many cases, multiple witnesses independently reported what they saw.
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The famous surgeon Ambroise Paré ordered workmen to break up two large stones at his vineyard in 1575, and a large living toad was found inside one of them—with no visible opening to the outside. The miner said this was not the first time he had found toads as well as other types of animals inside stone.

In 1686, Professor Robert Plot described three different cases of “Toad in the Hole.” In one case, a large limestone block had been recently placed as a stepping-stone to help people cross a stream. Croaking sounds were heard inside the stone, and after a long discussion, they decided to break it open—and a living toad came out. Plot also reported a case where the very top stone in the spire of a church tower had fallen and broken open. A living toad was found inside the stone, and it died quickly after it was exposed to the air—which Plot said was a common occurrence for these unfortunate creatures. Another live toad was found in the stone wall of France’s Le Raincy castle in September 1770, which created a new wave of interest in the phenomenon. M. Jean Guéttard, from the French National Academy of Sciences, said this was one of the most baffling mysteries in all of natural history, and urged his colleagues to spare no expense in solving the problem—which was known and documented for more than two hundred years.
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The reason why this is less likely to be seen in today’s world may simply be that we usually crush any stones we quarry. With the advent of pourable concrete and lightweight, sturdy building materials, we usually do not quarry stone blocks directly out of the earth.