John F. Caddy & Robert W. Elner Abstract- We discuss the daily cycle of prana, qi, or vital energy in the environment, employ...
John F. Caddy & Robert W. Elner
Abstract-We discuss the daily cycle of prana, qi, or vital energy in the environment,
employing subconscious sensibilities of the human nervous system which
are shared by many people, but often unused, and not as yet recognized by
mainstream science. Long established traditional knowledge in Peru, India
and China recognizes the same phenomena under different names.
We show that the type and level of qi detected varies typically on an hourly basis during day and night, and that two forms can be sensed:
We show that the type and level of qi detected varies typically on an hourly basis during day and night, and that two forms can be sensed:
- Sky energy, radiated onto the earth from space is dominant in the daytime; peaking shortly after dawn and low at night.
- Ground energy, forming a discrete layer above and within the earth, moves just above the earth’s surface during the night. Subjectively, it appears to be ‘sticky’ and may be a carrier of information specific to the locality.
I. INTRODUCTION
A hypothesis explaining the daily cycle of prana is that the suppression of
the nightly ground energy surge in the daytime is a consequence of the
pressure of sky energy on the earth’s surface. A traditional dowsing
technique from Sardinia provided consistent results in quantifying both
sky and ground energies. However, these vital energies can be readily
detected by most persons without equipment, if the subconscious mind is
allowed to operate in a mild trance state. Ground energy is easy to feel in
tactile mode, and is particularly abundant at night in areas where surface or
underground water is located. It may also be discerned visually by some
persons in low light conditions as it emerges from the ground, or when it
lies on surfaces; hence its alternative name ‘heavy energy’. Further,
ground energy may be perceived as green in color, and at night may be
seen to be carrying particles. The senior author identified these particles on
occasions as images of crystals, small insects, and mosses. Detection is
difficult to verify by technological means, but extends our capabilities as
humans to assess different environmental conditions directly; in particular,
underground water and tensions in underlying rock strata are stimuli
detected by dowsers, independently of their dowsing equipment.
Tinnitus is a common auditory defect the senior author has suffered from
for 45 years, possibly as a result of listening to loud music and hunting
earlier in life. It was this which led him to learn some elements of
shamanism and qi/prana detection. In reaction to this invasive problem, he
focused on training in meditation and detecting chi phenomena, hoping to
find a practical cure. One aspect become clear over time; namely that the
tone and loudness of the tinnitus sound reflects internal emotional states,
but also increases our sensibility to external chi fields. The tone and
volume of internal noise he is subjected to is modified by the type and
level of qi in the locality, hence it can be a means of detecting positive
(high sky qi) or negative conditions (high ground qi or excessive
emotions). As such, we may question whether tinnitus had practical
significance for our ancestors in detecting for example, dangerous, safe or
productive locations for their vital activities? This paper may be useful to
sufferers of tinnitus, not as a cure, but as a way of increasing their
sensibility to negative environmental conditions or dangerous emotions.
Strong nightly pulses of tinnitus were provisionally identified with a
cosmic source of radiation, due to their close scheduling in night time
observations over a period of weeks. The pulses of tinnitus sound were
characterized by delays occurring 4 minutes earlier on successive nights
which is characteristic of cosmic phenomena perceived from Earth.
The second author acquired a capability for detecting and characterizing qi
fields during extensive trips into the Amazon rainforest. These fields and
complementary manifestations are especially rich in primeval situations as
exemplified through shamanic rituals and experience.
Research article:
https://globaljournals.org/GJSFR_Volume15/3-Night-Time-Pulses-of-Ground.pdf
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Research article:
https://globaljournals.org/GJSFR_Volume15/3-Night-Time-Pulses-of-Ground.pdf
© Global Journals Official Blog
