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• 1 2018-08-11T19:33:00+00:00 Megalithic Force Field 13 plain 2018-08-13T15:20:25+00:00 Geomancers confirmed observations consistent with the formation of a mega-lithic forcefield in the Petriverse.  Garden proprietor Pierre Jardin felt compelled to issue a community advisory, but he was also quick to assure concerned passersby that the site’s energies pose no harm to people or pets. 
  
  Megalithic forcefields have been detected in ancient stone circles such as Avebury and Stonehenge.  Massive stones at these sites emit electromagnetic signals that geomancers hear as a low buzzing, using Spectrum Analyzers.
  
  The Petriverse forcefield is formed from two types of earth energy. Holey stones discharge geofoam, tiny bubble-like pulses related to quantum foam.  Smooth stones propagate geowaves, vibrations audible at specific frequencies.  The forcefield is a function of the two energies interacting with one another, comparable to interference between standing waves.
  
  Stephen Albert​, a Sinologist specializing in Chinese gardens, believes that the unique features of the megalithic forcefield in the Petriverse are due to the watery origins of the garden’s rocks.  “Shore stones selected for appealing form, impressive height, complex texture, or distinct coloring, retain oceanic wave forces,” he explained. Yin and yang, water and stone, create energies that resonate when rocks are placed in proper proximities, but few gardeners are skilled enough in feng shui to produce such effects. “The Tao is strong with this one,” Albert said, calling Jardin “a new hope” in garden design.
  
  Jardin believes that shore stones bring glad tidings from the moon, and beach rock groups give off good vibrations.  He hopes that this is music to the ears of his neighbors, whom he knows to be sensitive to the subtle beauties of stone.