Force fields. Architecture (part 3)

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

In the third part of the series of articles on field structures, we will move on to the level of architecture, that is, to buildings and structures. First, let's take a look at the fundamental concepts and principles. Once again, let's look at familiar things through the prism of eniology, that is, from the energy-informational level. As we already know, any material object carries information about itself and being in the environment of power interacts with it. And where there is information, there is energy, they are inextricably linked. Thus, both natural and man-made objects have their own field or aura, although the term aura is more suitable for living beings, therefore we will use the concept of a field. The force field of buildings is formed due to the energy of the Earth's surface, it seems to envelop and flow around them. The geobiogenic network passing through material objects refracts, changes and, figuratively speaking, charges buildings and any other things. Depending on the geometry, the new force field takes on a different form, changes its qualities and the type of impact on objects and space. Similar to Hartmann's lines and nodes, the effect of the force field of a building on structures and people can be beneficial and harmful.

Our task today is to master the knowledge of the relationship of form and other attributes with field structures. Of the most famous and accessible, in terms of theory and practice, we have electromagnetic fields. They are more similar to the power formations of interest to us. Also, a lot of useful things, for a deeper understanding, can be learned from the experiments of Kirlian, in which he photographed the aura of a person and various objects. In general, we have something to rely on, and using the analogy method, we can get a completely complete picture of the interaction of force fields and architecture. On the basis of the above-described knowledge and research, we will depict enioepures, but more on that later. The most important thing is, as always, to deal with the influence of buildings on people, since within the framework of the concept of sanity and daylight, it is necessary to take care of the benefits, quality and well-being of the architectural environment. Let's take a look at a few important points of eni-design.

SCALE AND COMBINATION OF FIELDS

The principle of forming the field of an architectural object is extremely logical, the larger the object and the more massive its structure, the stronger and larger its field. If we consider in particular, then a solid brick wall with a thickness of 510 millimeters will have a field of greater force than a plasterboard partition. Some designs can be of such little importance that their effect can be practically ignored. The largest-scale elements of the structure define the general appearance of the force field, usually bearing and enclosing walls, as well as the roof, act in this role. In the case of a frame building, the situation is similar to conventional load-bearing walls, with the difference that in the places where the columns are located, the field has an increased size.

It further follows that the fields of the more weighty parts of the building cover the smaller ones. Thus, the union of many particulars into a unity is obtained. Ideally, the fields of all structures should line up in a soft outline, which seems to encircle the structure at a certain distance inside and outside, but this is not always the case. In order for the force fields to form a single formation, the shape of the structures and their conjugation must be smooth, evenly flowing, it is very difficult to describe in words, it is more accessible to explain using the examples given here in the illustrations (Figure 1). When structures have many protrusions, right angles and complex joints, in all these places the force fields twist in the most incredible way, creating pathogenic zones and areas of high tension. Since physics is directly related to metaphysics, any aggravation in geometry triggers a number of consequences: a zone of a destructive force field, a place of probable destruction, low energy efficiency, etc.

Picture 1

For positive images, as always, it is easier to look to the past. In the architectural heritage, there are usually not always sharp oppositions of geometry, sharp corners, excessive perpendicularity or any rigid combinations of forms, especially in traditional construction. Contemporary international architecture is the complete opposite of softness. Right angles of walls, flat roofs, sharp joints and tense junctions are ubiquitous here. For an integral force field, it is necessary to strive for smoother outlines, gradual transitions from one volume to another. Moreover, this can be achieved not only with supporting structures, but also with decorative elements such as skirting boards. In connection with such a difficult situation, in order to avoid mistakes, it is wiser to create the simplest geometric compositions, both in terms of plan and projection of facades. Actually, this is exactly what our ancestors did if we consider mass architecture. We will not talk about the most significant structures for now, since they are the result of precise calculations, but at the same time they are assembled from simple elements, which cannot be said about modern multifunctional complexes and similar complex buildings.

ANGLES

The most important stumbling block in creating a favorable field is straight, and even more acute angles. The rule itself sounds simple - straight concave angles contribute to the selection of force, and curved angles cut through space and objects. A destructive effect on the face. The field, formed not only by angles, but also by structures as a whole, is most conveniently depicted in the form of diagrams, similar to images from a resistance material. To date, there are already developments in this area, so there is no need to take measurements every time, it is enough to compare your case with ready-made options. As you can see from the illustrations given here, the force field in right angles and more complex situations does not twist in an odd way, pierces structures and crosses space. As a result, all this affects both the building and the people in it. For example, a long stay in a right corner siphons internal strength, as a result, a person not only gets tired, but can acquire chronic diseases. The protruding angle, having a sharpened field, deforms thin shells not only constantly present, but even passing by. By the way, this is where the popular wisdom comes from: do not sit on the corner of the table.

Another negative factor of right angles, as mentioned earlier, is the self-destruction of structures. In these areas, a certain tension of the load-bearing frame occurs, as a result of which the walls, of course, do not collapse immediately, but only an additional prerequisite is created, like a tear line for convenient opening of packages. From the point of view of physics, any field tends to a perfect form, that is, to a sphere, and right angles completely contradict this form. However, using this understanding, you can resort to the simplest method - smoothing and rounding of corners, as shown in the picture below (Figure 2). The structure of the force field is immediately transformed and becomes more stable. As a result, general auspiciousness.

Picture 2

It is noteworthy that in the past, smoothing of right angles was periodically applied. An example is the method of leveling a log wall to create a smoother surface, resulting in a rounded corner. The use of massive ceiling plinths in classicism also softens the field at the junction of the walls and ceiling. Various types of vaults give an even greater effect than skirting boards and add new beneficial features. Arched windows and doors can be attributed to the method of reducing the field voltage, and from the point of view of physics, these are also the most stable structures. But ideally, the issue of angles can be solved by creating round rooms and volumes, but for now we will not focus on. It's just that everything should strive for a sphere and a circle. Obtuse angles act as a neutral solution. In practice, this is expressed either by undercutting right angles at 45 degrees, or by creating polygon shapes, for example, with six or eight faces. This is, of course, a half measure, but the voltage is significantly reduced, and the field is leveled. The method works for both outside and inside corners. This method is present both in the past and in the present. Examples include trapezoidal bay windows, octahedral hipped-roofed temples, truncated upper corners of windows, and much more. It is important to understand that earlier architects acted more consciously and no technique was used just like that, everything makes sense and performs certain tasks.

INFLUENCE ON PEOPLE

As has been said many times earlier, force fields affect not only a person's aura, but also the entire body. Conditionally, all influence can be divided into two large categories - filling with strength and devastation. There are also some particulars, for example: deformation, healing, spiritualization and others. Additionally, any room has neutral zones that are free from the influence of structural fields. Obviously, the task of the architect is to improve the qualities of the interior space, and this can be achieved not only through geometry, but also by functional zoning and planar images.

An important point is the automatic stabilization of the field space by the human aura. This happens without our conscious participation, like digestion. Our subconscious mind begins to order any unbalanced space at an invisible level. This is done due to the inner strength of a person; it is impossible to influence this without special training of a high level. Consequently, the more violations in the power device of the room, the more our resources are spent, as a result of which fatigue and ailments appear. In particular, as mentioned earlier, human forces successfully absorb right angles and places of complex conjugations of structures. However, as a result, the distorted field is partially improved. All destructive influences are important in the case of a long stay in the zone of their action. For example, there may be a workstation, bed or dining table. On the one hand, you can simply prevent the occurrence of such problem areas, and on the other hand, there is the concept of zoning, that is, the design placement of furniture and equipment. This is especially important, since in addition to the building field, I continue to work on the nodes on the Hartman lines, and it is already more difficult to move them. So a reasonable zoning of premises is always necessary.

But not all drainage effects are harmful. These areas can be used for relaxation and cleansing. Correct placement of a bed or plumbing fixtures in them will be a good solution. You can also find some kind of compromise, making the entire building fully balanced, that is, its internal and external fields will not intersect anywhere and cause stress. The simplest solution to this issue is a round or oval shape, both of the premises in the plan and details on the facades and sections. But this is already a personal matter for everyone, in fact, it is possible to solve more complex compositional problems, creating very rich layouts without causing distortion of the force fields. Much can be said about the influence of field structures on living beings, so for now we will restrict ourselves to the rule of proportionality. Its meaning is to avoid the intersection of the human aura with the powerful force fields of the building. First of all, this concerns the height of the ceilings, which are unnecessarily lowered in our time, and the intersection of the upper half of our thin shell with the margins is much more painful than that of its lower parts. Plan dimensions also matter. In short, this issue is being resolved by expanding space in all directions. It is only necessary to understand that for a comfortable life we need much more space than is accepted today. The same principle applies to plants that wither and even die in conditions of closeness or growth in a confined space.

OTHER GEOMETRY FEATURES

There are a few more important things in the field structures of buildings that need to be revealed. Let's start with the general layout of the premises. There is a very curious result in Kirlian's experiments. A person's finger was placed inside various geometric bodies and fixed on the camera, first of all, the size of the aura was filmed. The aura had the largest size in the circle and slightly smaller in the square; in the rectangle and triangle it almost completely disappeared. As we already understand, the power of the aura was spent on compensating for the non-harmonious space. But the conclusion from this experience and other studies needs to be made differently and on their basis several points for creating a favorable space should be formulated:

1. Symmetry on all axes
2. Striving for rounded shapes
3. One-piece geometry
4. The absence of straight and sharp corners (the first four points are a consequence of Kirlian's experiments)
5. Consistency to the magnitude of the human aura
6. Coordination of the function of space with the type of field impact

Adhering to these principles, you can achieve not just normal living conditions, such a building will charge you with strength, give you the opportunity to fully relax, any activity in it will be very effective, and you should forget about diseases and ailments, since such a space can receive healing properties. Let's continue with the description of the features. Any recess near the wall, for example, an alcove or a bay window, draws on the strength of living beings, this must be taken into account when functional zoning, such places work on the principle of suction funnels. The antipode is a protruding part, like a pilaster or a half-column, they throw energy into space. The placement of such elements is beneficial in the work area, where constant energy supply is required. However, such things should be handled very carefully, since an unreasonable combination of forms can create tense and pathogenic areas of the general force field.

The angle of inclination of the roof is important. On this topic, there is an excellent transcript of the full version of the tale about the turnip and rafter legs, if desired, it is quite easy to find it. The bottom line is that a certain range of roof slope angles is suitable for housing, which, of course, is underestimated in modern architecture. The ideal angle is 33.8 degrees, the minimum acceptable compromise is 45 degrees, but not less. According to the research results of Academician Shipov, the field created by the roof with a steep slope is projected into the living space to the full height and has a beneficial health-improving effect. In fact, Shipov studied the physics of tents, not gable and hip roofs, but the principle works in their case, only not as effectively as in an eight or hexagonal tent. Flatter roofs give a completely different result, for example, preserving and slowing down processes, which is more suitable for outbuildings. Actually, our ancestors possessed this knowledge and applied it successfully.

Many pathogenic zones within a dwelling, which cannot be eliminated or corrected geometrically, are regulated and even inverted by means of various surfaces and images. The marble floor, which has a reflective white color and high density, works like a mirror and takes the destructive influence back. The depiction of spirals and swastikas on the floor, as well as other similar symbols, neutralize the destructive effect of pathogenic areas. In general, any dense and reflective surface removes or does not transmit harmful radiation, and symbols are eliminated or transformed, so that these techniques can be successfully used already consciously.

CONCLUSION

All beings, natural and man-made physical objects have their own force fields, which always interact with the global field of the entire Earth. The load-bearing shell of a building is directly related to its scale; the more massive the structure, the larger the field. Fields of different architectural elements add up to a single whole in the case of a harmonious combination, otherwise tense nodes and pathogenic zones inside the premises are created. Straight and sharp corners absorb the power of the occupants during a long stay in their area of action. Obtuse and smoothed corners evenly distribute the force field of the structure, create a saluberogenic zone and increase the reliability of structures. Not harmonious forms in architecture are automatically stabilized by the life force of people, which causes fatigue and illness. Functional room zoning should be related to Hartmann's grid lines by correctly positioning furniture and equipment in relation to the updrafts and downdrafts. The premises should be proportional to their force fields to the aura of the person. There are many architectural techniques for controlling force fields. With enough knowledge, they can be managed to create the most favorable living environment. The optimal solution to any issue of force fields for all people will be the pursuit of simplicity, symmetry and naturalness of forms. It is important to understand that every little thing, every detail, color and image in a building has its own impact. And in search of clues at any time it is useful to turn to the experience of ancestors.