Son of a Farmer

Composting, Organisms of the soil, and the Paramagnetic force (COP) might well prevent a worldwide famine from destroying mankind. Insecticides and weed killers are the modern curse of environmental health. We never did need them. The simple fact is that they both destroy viable soil.   -  Phillip Callahan “Power in the Round Towers”

EFFECTS ON RAIN

This past fall I constructed six paramagnetic energy towers across our farms. Those six towers were scattered over three fields covering about 1,000 acres within a six-mile radius.

The year before in 2006, we received less than half the rainfall in comparison to the rest of our fields east of these three fields. Since their construction in October, we’ve received more than 7 inches of moisture on our fields. But with each big rain, we seem to be averaging at least one-half an inch more on the field with the most towers (four) in comparison with the rest of our fields. No doubt, we are receiving more rains on the western portion of our fields this year instead of the eastern fields. Coincidence? Hmmm, I think it is not. But do the research yourself and see what happens then.

All I know is that it hasn’t gone more than 30 days at a time without rain in Howard County, and that is unusual. If we all built enough of these towers, we might very well reconstruct our rain patterns permanantly.

ROUND TOWERS AND NATURE’S WAY

I’ve stumbled across some fascinating information in regard to paramagnetic energy and its potential to not only increase crop yields but effect positive and healthy energy on all lifeforms. World-renowned scientist Philip Calahan spent most of his career and life researching the Round Towers of Cashel in Ireland. Built somewhere between the 7th and 10th centuries by Celtic monks, the towers still bring tourists from all over the world to witness first-hand their unique design and effect on the immediate surroundings. Paramagnetic Energy basically removes the top layers of Mother Nature and gives us better understanding on how the universe works, how energy/electricity is the basis for all actions and reactions of all species – whether insects, plants, animals, or humans.More Round Towers have been built across the globe – extensively in Australia and even in American states such as Georgia and as close as Arkansas. This is well-worth the research. Do you think it is bullshit? Apparently, most do. Funny how most will tell you something will never work when they’ve never tried it themselves. We’ve got to try not only harder, but we’ve got to try methods most “modern” minds will think is absolutely nuts. Somewhere long ago, we severed ties between ourselves and our higher conscience. If we put aside petty thoughts about what “others” will think of our attempts, you might be amazed at what we could accomplish in agriculture. Somethin’ is bound to work. But think of the possibilities. I’m in the process of constructing several on our family farm. I’ll keep you posted, my fellow liberators. Afterall, if we haven’t found a solution to our agriculture problems, we’re not searching hard enough. Till next time – SOAF

HEAVY RAINS THEN DROUGHT

Frustrating developments after record rainfall in 2007. That year we received over 40 inches of rain here in West Texas. More than double our annual rainfall (17 inches.) But 2008 was abysmal. We received anywhere form 6-12 inches on our field. About 9 where the towers were located. So far in 2009 the drought has continued. Very disturbed by these results. I’ve constructed three large scale models (14 feet high and three-feet in diameter) along with the other small-scale towers. Frustrating.

I’ve read where the Earth’s frequency has increased slightly. Not knowing whether this is a reason why the towers have lost their effectiveness or not. I do know lightening and the human brain in a meditative state operates around 7.8, as well.  Other theories also involve the infamous HAARP project interfering or perhaps Mother Earth is simply pissed off and neurotic as hell right now. Other than that, I am stumped. Any suggestions out there?