12pointer
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Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall
Feb 27, 2008, 13:52
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maybe they were praying to the quartz to bear more gold? Gold is pritty much only found in quartz veins. Also some quartz contains copper too.
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12pointer
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Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall
Feb 27, 2008, 13:59
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I work up in Tyrone at the moment and I spend my days looking for quartz as it is the material that contains the gold and copper. Were these sites used in trying to tune into the rock gods? Were the makers mineral explorers? Were stone circles a type of machine used in harnessing rock energies?..... There is a coincidence of these structures and the bronze age.
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gjrk
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Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall
Feb 27, 2008, 14:20
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I'm actually kind of intrigued by Fourwind's comment below. In the hills around where I live every second site has a big quartz boulder beside it and from a distance, in daylight, the whiteness is quite visible against the landscape whereas the grey sandstones merge in. I'm just wondering about the effect of an illumination of these stones at night.
Good topic and welcome 12pointer.
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12pointer
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Re: Newgrange: quartz and granite wall
Feb 27, 2008, 14:33
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look at it while the full moon shines apon the quartz boulder and see if you can see its energy field.
There was a good documentary from the BBC, supernatural abilites of animals, aparetly sharks tortoises and whales can sense rock magnetism, and some lizards can see energy fields that surround us, or auras.
what if we also had the ability to sense the power of rocks, and maybe use them, align them in a certain way that could harmonise out bodies for healing or meditation, or to contact the other side.
While you're looking at the energy field around the quartz boulder see if you can see 'the other side'......
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