HARTMANN LINES
- Consists of naturally occurring charged lines, running North-South and East-West
- Named after Dr. Ernst Hartmann, who first described it soon after the second world war
- Alternate lines are usually positively and negatively charged
- Where lines intersect it is possible to have double ++ charges, double - - charges, or + - charge
- The intersections are seen as a source of potential problems
- Appears as a structure of radiations rising vertically from the ground like invisible, radioactive walls, each 21 centimetres (9 inches) wide
- The grid is magnetically orientated
- North to South lines appear at intervals of 2 meters (6 feet 6 inches)
- East to West lines appear at intervals of 2.5 meters (8 feet)
- Between these geometric lines lies a neutral zone, an unperturbed micro-climate
- This network penetrates everywhere: over open ground or through dwellings
- Have been defined using the Chinese terms of Yin and Yang
- The Yin (North-South lines) is a cold energy which acts slowly, corresponds to winter, is related to cramps, humidity and all forms of rheumatism
- The Yang (East-West lines) is a hot, dry rapidly acting energy. It is related to fire and is linked to inflammations
- The points formed by the intersection of these lines, whether positive or negative, are dynamic environments sensitive to the rhythms of the hours and the seasons
- Sleeping over these knots can cause nervous disturbances, headaches, cramps and rheumatic illnesses
- Where intersections coincide with black streams the effect is greatly increased Lines intensity increases at night when there are less free ions
- During an earthquake the Hartmann network becomes twisted and distorted, but is restored to symmetry half an hour later
Note: It has been suggested that both the Curry grids and Hartmann Net are earthing grids for cosmic rays that constantly bombard the Earth, and that they can be distorted by other things, such as geological fault lines and underground mining. It is also possible to have spots where the Curry and Hartmann lines cross, causing further potential problems. These spots are generally seen to be more detrimental than a single crossing within the Curry or Hartmann system
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