Earth Energy Checklist (Geobeneficent Only) GeoPathfinder.com rev. 4/07/2010

Energy Character Term I Use and Its Abbreviation Energy Pattern or “Signature”

� Neutral Effect Track Line (TL)………………………… 2 sets of 3 vertical planes, 2 feet wide

� . Wide Mixed Solar Line (WMS)…….. 30 straight, parallel planes, equally-spaced, @ 9” intervals, moving downward in daytime� . Aquastraight Line (AST) during day... 23 vertical planes, 20 ft. wide, like the night AST but all planes are beneficial� . Aquastat (AS)….…………………….. 4 sets of 3 vertical planes, roughly 6 ft. wide, found in groups of 3� . Spring Spiral (SS)……………….…… 5 parallel, vertical planes in a tight, CCW spiral, formed by a rising water column

� . Magnetic Vortex (MV)…………….… “Tornado” of 11 concentric vertical tubes, very complex formation, common, CW spin

� . Electric Vortex (EV)………………….. Upside-down version of above with upward moving energy, common, CCW spin

� . Three-Ring Circle (3RC)……………… 3 concentric, vertical tubes, about 9 inches apart, diameter roughly 350 feet, frequent

� More Beneficial Subtle Line (SL)……………………….. 7 vertical planes, 3 feet wide, straight� . Celtic Cross Spiral Line (CCS)………. 3’ wide, vertical, 5-plane, spiral, moving CW or CCW, ending within ¼ mile in a tight spiral

� . Geodetic Line (GL)*……..………….. Vertical, single-plane, straight, several-hundred-foot-wide group of 11 Yin/Yang pathways� . Serpent Line / Dragon Line (DL)……. 21 vertical, single-plane, CW or CCW spiral, 100+ feet between planes, infrequent

� . Positive 4-spiral Bull’s-Eye (P4B)……. Five concentric, vertical tubes with four CW and CCW spiral planes moving toward it

� . 3-Spiral Tube (3ST)………………….. 4-foot vertical tube feeding into three, short, CCW, 3-plane, 6-inch wide, vertical spirals

� . Positive Mental Line (PML)…………… 5 vertical planes, 1 foot wide, meandering

� . Aerial Grid Line (AGL)*…………….. 2 sets of 4 vertical AC planes astride 1 set of 4 downward-flowing, DC planes, 6’ wide in total� . Electromagnetic Vortex (EMV)……….Combines all features of magnetic and electric vortices, occurs in nearby pairs, rare� . River Lines (RL)……………………..… Five straight, vertical, parallel planes at an 11-inch spacing usually following a river’s course

� . Positive Bull’s-Eye Pattern (PBP)…..…. 4 concentric vertical tubes forming a 6- to 14-foot “target” pattern� . Pos. Straight Monadic Path (PSMP)… 2 parallel groups of 4 parallel, vertical planes, 19 feet between groups, 7” between planes

� . Celtic Cross Straight Line (CCS)……. Many parallel, vertical, 3-foot wide, straight pathways, each containing 3, 5, or 7 planes

� . Continental Spiral (CS)……………… Very rare, 21 vertical-plane, paired CW and CCW spirals, 180-foot plane spacing

� . Telluric Channel (TC)………………… Single vertical plane originating in an underground, low-frequency AC, or DC energy flow

� . Chi Lines (CL)………………………… Single, vertical, unidirectional plane, enters E window/door, exits W window/door

� . Spiral-Fed Grid (SFG)………………. Four, 3-plane spirals, rotating CCW, move 16 ft. into a single-plane grid cross, 20 mi. apart

� . Sleep Lines (SLP)……………………… 11 straight, N-S, equally-spaced, parallel vertical planes @ 6” spacing, only at night

� . Triple Spiral (TS)……………………… 3 large, connected, 6-plane spirals in a 100 ft. triangular pattern, rotating inward and CCW

� . Single Oval Tube (SOT)…………….. Single-plane, vertical, oval tube, less than 9 feet across� . Single Circle (SC)……………………. Single vertical tube with diameter roughly 30 feet, moves downward from above� . Wide Planetary Grid Line (WPG)*… 8 or11 vertical, parallel, nearly straight, variable-width, directional, infrequent, grid-forming planes

� . Blind Spring or Water Dome (WD)… Underground pool from rising water forms vertical tube; origin of WE, AS, and AST

� Most Beneficial Celtic Cross Circle (CCC)…………… 100’s of vertical, concentric cylinders, formed at center cross of Celtic Cross Straight Lines

* “Ley line” can mean most anything, but the GL, AGL and WPG are the three most often referred to by this title. They differ in pattern, width, and intensity. GL linesare hundreds of feet wide and rare, AGL lines are only 6 feet wide and infrequent, and WPG lines are 29 to 42 feet wide, occurring every 123 miles (E-W lines only).