Topic: Tectonic Strain

Portal areas like Sedona or Yakima are characterized by specific geological conditions, such as moving water through stone, which generates electricity and plasma. Tectonic strain—the pressure before an earthquake—is a primary driver of these manifestations, whereas actual earthquakes relieve the strain and cause sightings to cease. Shamans were historically sensitive to these geomagnetic anomalies and selected ritual sites based on bare earth and subsurface energy.

Portals or "vortices," such as those in Sedona or Yakima, are often located in areas with specific rock formations and moving water that generate high levels of electricity through tectonic strain. Dr. Little suggests that shamans may have had a genetic predisposition to sense these geomagnetic anomalies due to higher concentrations of magnetite in the hippocampus. This mineral, also used by homing pigeons for navigation, could allow certain individuals to communicate with forces invisible to the general population.

Paul Devereux proposes that UFO sightings and orbs, which he calls "earth lights," are co-created when human consciousness interacts with radioactive or magnetic landscapes. His theory suggests that Neolithic stone circles were intentionally built on geological fault lines to accumulate energy produced by tectonic strain. These monuments served as ritual infrastructure designed to enhance spiritual experiences by tapping into subtle earth energies.