About 1960 a young girl came from Ireland to live in Sauchie, Clackmannanshire, Scotland. Shortly after, poltergeist phenomena began, This film shows that there was no paranormal activity in this case, simply radar waves from an RAF station. Real paranormal activity is shown to come from a special type of standing stone placed above the powerful Highland Boundary Fault which powers it. Also insight into spontaneous human combustion, ball lightning, the Philadelphia experiment and crop circles.
Thirty years of research into the structure of ley lines (energy leys) in Scotland has made me aware of several factors, not the least being that our ancestors, several thousand years ago, and until quite recently, had a deep understanding of the subtle energies that our planet emits, including poltergeists and ghosts.
Four-stone circles, cup-marked stones, and many ancient burial-grounds, for instance, were carefully placed above volcanic faults, and plutons (volcanoes which didn’t quite reach the surface like the one Balmuick stone circle sits upon) to make use of the massive amounts of energy emitted from such features. Individual standing stones were situated above crossing underground streams or geological fissures to add their quota of energy to a ley.
But it was whilst researching the strange occurrences in a local shop in Crieff, Scotland, that I stumbled upon something, which even to me, after decades of working with the strangest of energies, seemed quite bizarre.
This shop had, over some forty years, poltergeist experiences of various types, which did not surprise me at all, as it had been built over a subterranean stream and was adjacent to the local church and burial ground, some 800 years old.
One side of the shop in particular had poltergeist disturbances, spray cans and other items displaced and vanishing after the owner had replaced the bought items, and clothes beneath them flung around in disarray. Using my divining rod I discovered that a 5 inch wide beam came through the window and curved around to this area, and into the wall.
A few weeks later, Archie Lawrie, then psychic investigator for Scotland, took his medium Francesca into the shop. As always, she had no idea where she was going and was simply driven the 40 miles from her home into the shop and asked what she could psychically “see”.
She walked around the premises, and stopped just inside the centre of the window, just where I found the beam of energy, and said she could see “a little old man come through the window, turn to the left, open a door and go up a flight of stairs”. The owner was stunned at this, as he was the only one who knew that there was a door there, leading to the flat upstairs.
I realized that she was tuning in to the same energy with her mind as I was with my divining rod, so late one night I picked up the energy outside the shop and followed it round into the ancient burial-ground behind the shop, where it spiralled into one of the many graves there, almost as if, perhaps a century later, his spirit perpetually followed the route he had taken in life, as he was, according to the medium, the caretaker of the premises when it was an Inn, and he was walking through the archway (now the glass window front of the shop) closing the gate every night at the same time, then opening the door to his flat and walking upstairs.
This led me to investigate the other graves in this cemetery, to find that each one had a double spiral of energy emitted from it, one clockwise in plan view, which responded only to my black divining rod (unhealthy or negative) and one anti-clockwise, which responded to my white divining rod (healthy or positive).
This intriguing work led me to do further research, and briefly, what I discovered was that the two spirals of opposite sign traversed the country, initially wandering haphazardly around, due to interference of the other “spirit lines” before joining up with its opposite partner, then settling down into a three-metre long wave, or beam, 5 inches wide. The strange thing about these waves is that they travelled back to the places where the occupants of the graves lived, usually seeking their beds, or favourite armchair.”
A house above an underground stream is subject to several different types of natural energy. Here you can see a spiral of energy rising to the surface. From the right a ley line, comprised of vertical waves of energy is automatically attracted into the centre of the spiral, making a number of “hot spots” down its length. Wave effect of about 2 metres (not shown for clarity).
If the underground stream is polluted it will attract a “black” ley line, if healthy water, it will attract a healthy ley line.
If the energy is unhealthy it will impact the health of any person living there, especially if his or her bed is above the centre of the spiral. The spiral can travel up through many floors of a building.
A friend who specialises in removing spirits, “tuned in” to the area and, to my amazement, cleared most of the black spirals from the burial ground as you can see here, except, strangely, the spirals close to the walls of the burial ground. Another puzzling feature, I noticed, is that there are no black spirals leading to the door of the church (below).
Unfortunately, after a few days they returned.
The burial ground showing the black spirals from the graves. Notice the clear path to the church door.
After being cleared by a psychic.
CThere are many underground streams in Crieff, and, of course, many apparitions and paranormal phen-omena.
One recent incident is of an acquaintance who was walking along Comrie Road, close to the Infinity Blue Dental Clinic in Crieff, when he saw a man walking towards him with a dog on a leash. To his astonishment they both started to spiral into the air and vanished.
He was very apologetic in telling me this story, but I pointed out that there was an underground stream at that point and what may have happened was that the person probably walked along that same pavement at roughly the same time for years excercising his dog and for some reason the vision was captured by the spiral of energy from the stream .
In addition, this cemetery is on the Highland Boundary Fault and its church, some miles away, has its main roof accurately aligned (out of sight) to two corner stones of the burial ground and the Mausoleum itself.
THE MOST HAUNTED HOUSE IN ENGLAND,”THE CAGE” OSWYTH
Vanessa Mitchell bought a house called “The Cage”, in Osyth, Essex in 2004. Originaly a prison, it had a long history of violence. In 1582 fourteen women were rounded up, believed to be witches. One, Ursula Kemp, following the death of a young child which she attended in an attempt to help, was convicted, tortured and hanged there. Later it became a quarantine house for victims of the bubonic plague, many of whom died there. There was one suicide, also by hanging, a few months before Miss Thomson bought the house. The previous owner, Phil – a manic-depressive, hung himself in the stairwell.
A day after moving in, poltergeist activity began: pleasant to begin with. Beautiful sparkly lights flooded her living room, (possibly very dangerous as mentioned before) but the activity became increasingly hostile: ornaments moved; spots of blood in hall; a dark mist seeping through door; hair yanked violently; latch on bedroom door vibrating; posessions missing and reappearing in another part of the house; house icy cold; violent push which sent her across room; electric meter spinning; “layers and layers of ghosts, men, women and children over the generations”; strange odours (pipe smoke and freshly made bread); chain which was in the original part of the house swinging; a can of Coca Cola sitting near her bed suddenly launched itself across the room and hit wall; waist-high figure of man floated across room, turned and stared at her; dark male apparition bending over child’s cot; old woman seen at upstairs window; whispered words telling her to commit suicide; psychic investigators bleeding from their eyes and left with physical marks on their bodies (the American Embassy in Russia had a similar problem at one time. It was discovered that the Russians were using the American staff as guinea pigs to find the effects of microwave radiation); fridge magnets fly across room (after a Halloween party)!; puddles of water appearing on the floor; large black mass rose from the carpet to the ceiling (atmospheric attenuation of microwaves from 0.1 cm to 2 cm. At wavelengths in this band, water vapour and oxygen absorb energy from electromagnetic waves, the former because of its electric dipole moment and the latter because of its magnetic moment).
The road to the east, running alongside “The Cage” was used to carry corpses to the nearby burial ground in the past.
In 2019 a lady from the U.S.A. came to cleanse the house which Vanessa says has helped,
In July 2022 the radar site at Trimingham which hosted a type 93 radar, which was, presumably, the cause of the problem, was shifted 8 miles to Neatishead because of coastal erosion. It was closed in 2023.
Presumably the incidents have now been reduced, at least, although it is still possible due to the unusually violent history and perhaps underground streams/geology which can amplify such effects there may be some residual effects.
I would like to know if the old burial ground at the end of “the corpse road” nearby was in line with this house which might mean that the radar waves might be responsible for ghostly behaviour. My e-mail is davidcowan34@gmail.com