this article http://www.sott.net/articles/show/172259-Stonehenge-had-special-resonant-acoustic-properties has prompted me to search the sessions for stonehenge
and i found the following
and it also reminded me of a story i read a while ago about stonehenge having a roof-http://www.stonehenge.tv/roof.html in wich is says
and i found the following
and thisooo219 A: Stonehenge used to resonate with tonal rill, teaching the
other wise unteachable with wisdoms entered psychically
through crown chakra transceiving system.
funny that the C s talk about tonal rill and the guy who researched it is called Rupert Till (R. Till/t.rill) they have such a way with words ;D961208 A: Why have you not brought up Stonehenge?
Q: (L) Well, we talked about Stonehenge before, that it was
an energy transducer, so to speak. So, was Stonehenge put
there because of the location, or did Stonehenge create... (T)
Why don't you just ask what it is about Stonehenge? (L)
Okay, what is it about Stonehenge?
A: Location attracted those spirit types on the proper
frequency, who in turn, placed stones in proper location to
receive the coded communications in code telepathically, in
order not to have to chase around the countryside reading
encoded pictographs.
Q: (L) What was the technique used within the circle to
receive the information telepathically? [Planchette spiraled in,
and spiraled out.]
A: Transcendent focused thought wave separation.
Q: (L) OK, so that you're saying that moving in a spiral...
A: The spiral serves to translate message by slowing down the
wave and focusing thought wave transference energy. Utilizes
/transduces electromagnetic waves, the conduit, by breaking
down signal from universal language of intent into language of
phonetic profile. This is for multiple user necessity.
Q: (L) Multiple user necessity implies that a number of people
must do the spiral. Is that correct?
A: No. Must hear and feel and understand precisely the same
thing. The molecular structure of the rock, when properly
sculpted sing to you.
and it also reminded me of a story i read a while ago about stonehenge having a roof-http://www.stonehenge.tv/roof.html in wich is says
and googeling stonehenge acoustic gave me, besides lots of versions of the article carried by sott ,this one on acoustic anomalies--http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l@eskimo.com/msg14489.htmlA BBC sound engineer saw the model on display in Bristol. He did not know what it was for, but exclaimed "This is the best building for sound and acoustics I've ever seen. The shape of the roof would be perfect to reflect sound. Stand in the middle of Stonehenge and speak, and the sound will be amplified by the conical shape of the roof."
RRRAcoustic Properties of "megalithic" edifices
This from the Sunday Times, Irish Edition, 15th July 2001:
NEWGRANGE, [north of Dublin] Ireland's world-renowned neolithic burial
chamber, may
have
been used as a prehistoric "echo chamber" in religious ceremonies,
according to two scientists who have discovered that the
5,000-year-old grave has the ability to alter sound
Aaron Watson, an archeologist, and David Keating, an acoustic expert,
carried out up to 10 hours of sound tests at Newgrange last month in
conjunction with the BBC. The tests, including humming, bursting
balloons, banging drums and playing "standing waves" to the stones,
The University of Reading scientists have conducted similar tests at
Stonehenge and other neolithic sites. "We had a loudspeaker making a
humming tone and as you moved towards the sound, it got quieter. It
was very unusual," said Keating
"However, if you moved away towards the side chambers, the sound got
louder. Even with modern knowledge of acoustics, it is quite an eerie
and odd effect."