Sacred Lands & Sacred
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Researchers at the University of New England in Australia claim to have made a surprising discovery. While searching for means to combat a serious stomach disorder common to Australian sheep, they found that "small quantities of a naturally occurring clay, called bentonite, mixed into a sheep's drinking water" not only improved the animal's digestion but increased wool growth, reports The Australian. One of the researchers, Professor Ron Leng, said that a daily dose of a half ounce of bentonite mixed into their drinking water had resulted in increase of up to about one tenth of an ounce a day in a sheep's growth. It is hoped that use of this mixture on sheep nationwide will bring increases in wool production worth millions of dollars. |
Natural hot springs are often located in areas long considered by the indigenous peoples native to the local area as holy and sacred ground. In North America, Native American tribes treated ( and still do ) sacred hot springs and the surrounding land with deep respect, emotionally, spiritually and physically. Traditionally, sacred lands and especially sacred springs were places of great peace, honored by all tribes, even warring ones, at all times.
Modern society tends to consider this practice of a deep respect for "Natura-Divina" romantically. And it is true: There is a deep beauty associated with all forms of sacredness and purity. It is understandable that a society so far removed from nature would find great attraction to the ideas of the natural traditions.
However, the astute researcher will eventually be led to the inquiry: Are the spiritual traditions associated with sacred lands purely cultural and spiritual practices, or is there a basis for these traditions in a far more tangible and physical reality? Is there something special about the lands honored by the peoples of the world?
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Sacred Waters, Sacred Lands: Part I - Divina Natura & Vortex Energy
Sacred Lands Religious Perspective: From the Garden of Eden Genesis story, to the sacred land of Jerusalem, holy lands have had a tremendous cultural impact world-wide, and beliefs associated with sacred lands have literally carved vast channels in history, significantly influencing the course of modern civilization. Areas associated with "divine influence" have been recorded by every civilization in every part of the world since the beginning of recorded history. Scientific Perspective: Humanity, as a byproduct of natural evolution, is dependent upon the forces of nature responsible for both the support of life, and the forces responsible for the formation of complex cell organisms. Locations in nature that are prized by indigenous cultures, upon careful examination, often contain rare elements in the natural environment that are super-conducive to human development and/or healing. To give an example, some areas ( such as the Himalayan Mountains in Pakastan, home of the Hunzanitas ) have a rich and unique geological history closely related to volcanic activity. The Hunza water supply is rich in minute particles of glacial clay, and the soils from the water contain an unusually high amount of naturally occuring silver. As Nobel Prize winning Professor Cairnes-Smith theorized, clay particles are very much associated with the origin of complex cell structures. In fact, hydrated clay may have provided the "blueprint" for the first actual cell membrane. Sacred lands often have one of the following characteristics: 1. A history of near-surface volcanic activity or unique land formations 2. A highly specialized water and or mineral source; glacial, inter-mountain or ground to surface river sources; filtration mineral hot or warm springs; primary mineral hot springs 3. Areas with rare, often ancient and highly specialized ecosystems 4. Subtle anomalies that may one day be proven to be associated with electromagnetic energy fields producing specialized sonic wave forms; possibly as the result of geothermal activity or an unusually high concentration of monoatomic elements in the environment ( such as the famed bibilical belief in Mount Sinai ).
Observable Anomalies: Perceptions in Nature & Perceptions of Consciousness
To those individuals with a high level of sensitivity to natural energies and a developed connection with nature, there is never any doubt about the value of sacred lands. These individuals can "sense" and "feel" the unique qualities of sacred areas immediately. This ability actually has been scientifically established. According to research conducted studying the effects of EMF bioelectric shields, and clinical laboratory studies conducted to test the effect of the Schumman Resonance ( with scalar "standing waves" ) on human cell growth, 10%-30% of the human population have a natural sensitivity to even very subtle forms of electromagnetic energy. Anomolies in NatureOne of the most strikingly beautiful aspects of studying sacred lands is identifying any subtle anomalies that are nearly always present. In many cases, such lands have already been well utilized by indigenous cultures, sometimes as far as 10,000 years in the past. In some cases, such as the sacred caves utilized by Chi Gong Grand Masters in China, the areas are still utilized, and prized both for their rich histories and "energetic qualities". Anomalies in nature usually have an authentic scientific explanation, as nature conforms to the geometry of natural law. What makes such anomalies significant is either their rarity or the extreme contrast to the surrounding environment.
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