the design of “Round Towers” built by monks in Ireland around A.D. 800. It is thought

that the towers collect and amplify paramagnetic energy that is constantly bombarding

the earth from space just as light energy does. Dr. Phillip Calahan observed that the

grass growing around the base of one of these towers was much more lush and dark

green than grass growing elsewhere and that cows would always choose that grass over

any other. He built  models to measure the energy emanating from the towers. He was able to demonstrate that the towers do focus and re-distribute radio waves in

overlapping cloverleaf patterns concentrated on the north side of the towers.

Following the example of Arkansas farmer Thomas Quackenboss, we built our

collector from a recycled piece of clay drain tile, filled it with paramagnetic Georgia

granite sand and topped it with a hand-shaped cone of solid granite.

We can’t scientifically prove that it works but look for yourself at the tomatoes and

lavender growing directly to the north of the collector and draw your own

conclusions.

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 Tompkins, Peter & Bird, Christopher. Secrets of The Soil. New Solutions for Restoring our Planet. Anchorage, Alaska.

Earthpulse Press Inc., 2002. pp. 278-287.