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Matt Roeske | Electroculture, Copper, Etheric Energy, & Old World Secrets
Philip Callahan, Insect Antennas and Religious Architecture
Scientist Philip Callahan researched how ancient stone towers and religious buildings were designed to replicate insect antennas to capture atmospheric energy. Callahan's work suggests that the alignment of these structures toward the east was intentional to maximize energy collection. Additionally, the compression of basalt in structures like dolmens is said to create orbs of plasma, a phenomenon documented through photography.
