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My name is David Andrew and my wife, Dee Andrew is the one who normally posts articles and editorials to the Arizona LOWFI page. Dee is taking a brief sabbatical for medical reasons and she has asked me to post a guest article every once in a while during her absence.

Magnetic Ley Lines and Arizona Ley Lines
Guest article by David Andrew

Scientists have known for quite some time, that there is a grid pattern of magnetic lines of force across the Earth. It has also been observed that at many places on the globe where these lines intersect, there are magnetic “hot spots”. Many of these grid intersection spots are also the sites of ancient monuments like Stonehenge.

Some have speculated that UFO’s might be using these magnetic lines of force to augment their propulsion systems. Have you ever taken two magnets and tried to touch the same poles of the magnets together? When you try this the magnets try to repel each other. If UFO’s are using some type of electrogravitic propulsion system, then the Earths magnetic lines of force may be used to “repel” the craft along.

If you look at the map below that shows these magnetic grid lines as they correspond to Arizona, you will notice that there are many lines that cross the state. You will also notice that there is a large intersection of these lines toward the southern part of the state. This is a major intersection for these magnetic lines and there are many of these large intersections on the Earth.

It might be of interest to note that the next major intersection of these lines to the east of the one in Arizona is just off the coast of the Bahamas, near the spot that has come to be called the “Bermuda Triangle”.

This concentration of magnetic lines of force over the state may be a reason that Arizona seems to be a “hot spot” for UFO sightings. I myself have had several sightings here and, on two different occasions the objects I saw were traveling due north or northeast, exactly where these gridlines travel! If you look at the locations around the state of Arizona and around the US that have a large number of UFO sightings reported, you would notice an odd majority of sightings are along these grid lines or near grid line intersections. There are also several gridlines that pass over or near some of the infamous spots known in ufology such as “Roswell, New Mexico” and “Area-51″ in Nevada.

 

     If you suffer with Paraskevidekatriaphobia I bet you stayed in bed today because it’s Friday the 13th. People who suffer from this phobia have an innate fear of Friday the 13th. in fact Dr Donald Dossey a psychotherapist who specializs in treatment of phobias figures that as many as 21 million people in America suffer from this phobia. So how did all this fear and superstition get started? Let’s take a look and see shall we?

     One explanation comes to us from the early 1300’s when the king of France, Philip, had sent his country into economic chaos. He had angered pope Boniface VIII to the point that the whole contry was near to being excommunicated. That had the people on the verge of revolution. Philip the put the pontiff under house arrest but, was saved by the local people. A month later Boniface was dead. The new pope, Clement the V was a little more cooperative with Philip.

     As a means to get some money into his coffers Philip took out a loan from the Knights Templar. When it came time to pay back the loan Philip cooked up an evil plan to get out of it. On September 14th 1307 he sent sealed orders to every deputy, bailiff and officer in the country that were not to be opened untill Thursday night October the 12th. On the morning of Friday October the 13th the arrest of thousands of Knights Templar was underway. only 20 escaped and fled the country. In the weeks and months to follow many were killed in horrifying ways or, recanted and joined other orders.

     Some say that all this about Friday the 13th sttarted with the last supper when Jesus and his 12 desciples made it 13 at the table. the superstition behind this is the first one to leave the table will die within a year or less.

      Even ancient mariners believed that it was bad luck to set sail on a voyage on Ffriday the 13th. Lloyds of London in the 1800’s wouldn’t even insure any ship that set sail on Friday th 13th. One ancient myth orgin put forth by author Charles Panati, “The actual orgin of the superstition, though appear also to be a tale in Norse mythology. Friday is named for Frigga, the free-spirited goddess of love and fertility. when Norse and Germanic tribes converted to Christianity, Frigga was banished in shame to a mmountaintop and labeled a witch. It was believed that every Friday, the spiteful goddess convened a meeting with eleven other witches, plus the devil…a gathering of thirteen…and plotted ill turn of fate for the coming week. For many centuries in Scandinavia, Friday was known as the “Whitches Sabbath.”

     According to thomas Fernsler, associate policy scientist in the Mathematics and Science Education Resorce Center University of Delaware. “The number 13 suffers because of its postition after 12. Numerologist consider 12 a “compleat” number. There are 12 months in a year, 12 signs of the zodiac, 12 gods of Olympus, 12 labors of Hercules, 12 tribes of Israel, and 12 apostles of Jesus. In exceeding 12 by 1, 13’s association with bad luck, has to do with just being a little beyond completeness. The number becomes restless or squirmy.”

     So I guess it’s impossible to pinpoint the true beginnings of the tradition of Friday the 13th being a bad luck day. Either way you look at it it’s still just a superstition that’s been around since ancient times. Since this is the only Friday the 13th this year some people will fear it, others will ignore it, and some just might throw a party. I’m just hoping that having typed the number 13, 13 times it won’t be unlucky for me. Anyway good luck to you all today.  

　

　

 

The speakers are,

Christopher Moon: Lecturing on his ghost hunting techniques. Followed by a Ghost hunt.

Scotty Roberts: His lecture Nephilim: The Genesis of Extraterrestrial Origins.

Michael Polani: Lecturing on Crop Circle research.

Christopher Mancuso: His lecture The History of Spirit Communication.

Brian Cano: Paranormal investigator.

Paul Bradford: A member of the TAPS Ghost Hunters International team.

Debe Branning: Her lecture Dowsing For Spirits.

Heathyer Hoffman: Her lecture Is It All In Your Head.

Larry Flaxman: His lecture Science and the Paranormal: When Worlds Collide

More information can be found at http://www.azparacon.com/