So, there may be combinations of sources for, and effects of the magnetic fields in the Sedona area, he indicates. In addition, the quartz crystals themselves also emit magnetic forces, Lonetree states. – “Geologic structures (such as faults or igneous intrusions) often produce small magnetic fields that ‘distort’ the main magnetic field of the Earth.” – “The latites, on the other hand, often are extruded from volcanic plugs and thus tend to produce intense, somewhat ‘circular’ magnetic anomalies (often as magnetic lows, because the latites are generally reversely polarized).” The long-wavelength nature of the magnetic high indicates that the source of the anomaly is buried.” – “The Precambrian crystalline basement is the most likely source of the broad magnetic high in the Sedona area. On his website he includes the following three excerpts from the USGS report: Geological Survey (USGS) report about an aerial survey of the Sedona region found magnetic anomalies throughout the entire area. In his research, Lonetree notes that a U.S. Lonetree and others theorize that the Earth’s magnetic energy is being significantly affected by this geology. The composition of the geology in the Sedona area includes the high iron oxide in the sandstone, limestone, in combination with volcanic basalt embedded with high quantities of quartz (referred to as latites which contain 5 percent to 20 percent quartz). Since the human body (and that of many other mammals) contains magnetically-sensitive magnetite, there is a logical mainstream explanation for some of the possible effects on people from Sedona’s magnetic energies, Lonetree explains.
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Lonetree also has attempted to correlate connections between magnetic energy activities in the Sedona area and human consciousness.īy measuring human brainwaves of people (including himself) in the vortex areas using a portable EEG device, and matching that data with real-time measurements of environmental magnetic energies using a magnetometer, Lonetree says there appear to be clear relationships between the vortex energy and human brainwaves. High content of iron oxide (causing the red rock and soil there) combined with substantial quartz deposits in the area seem to play important roles in this phenomena, he says.
Lonetree’s research is explained on his website .Īs has been reported by others, Lonetree agrees that the Sedona area’s geology is a key factor. He concludes that there are measurable outflows and inflows of magnetic energy in the Sedona area that do affect the environment of the region, including human consciousness. Phoenix-based electrical engineer Benjamin Lonetree has examined these claims using various scientific instruments and methods for more than a decade.
That is, people have reported interesting personal experiences, but there was little scientific evidence to support or explain such statements. Many people claim they experience unusual and sometimes beneficial effects on their mental, emotional, spiritual and physical states when exposed to these energies.īut these reports have been anecdotal and experiential. Sedona AZ (January 12, 2014) – For many years, stories and reports about the Sedona, Arizona, region have included claims of “vortexes” or energy streams and fields that affect people and the environment there in various ways.
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