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Hi Victoria!
Nice to hear from a kindrid spirit. Just got back from visiting some stone age burial sites in Cornwall. Iv'e uploaded a couple of photo's of one to be going on with. Its arguably the best in the UK.
Most interested in you comments on crop circles, which is a particular passion of mine. I live within just over an hours drive of the UK epicentre of them. Unfortunately there are so many hoax ones, people are frightened to commit themselves. However, I remain unabashed & believe in some at least, being genuine. I feel reasonably certain I visited a genuine one this year, & brought back some ears of corn as proof. They exhibit the "ruptured nodes", as though they had been subjected to a strong burst of microwave energy.
Taking your point about crop circles being caused by sound, microwaves I belive were discovered by accident during WW2
when investigating radio/radar technology. So plainly their is a sound link. My personal view is that they are not caused by ET's, but by the earth itself trying to communicate with us, viz. plasma balls which seem to exhibit intelligence.
Im'e begining to sound boring now, so Id'e better sign off
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Speak to you soon.
Martin

Hi Amanda!
Obviously you've already experienced regression to your early years. Have you thpught anything about going even further back - to previous lives; or are you sceptical of such things?
Martin

Hi Elizabeth!
Im'e back again for another chat. Regarding spooky goings on. Over recent years the number of apparitions in the UK has declined considerably, there is stll audible phenomena, but visual ones are defintely on the decline. Bizarre though it may sound, experts have drawn a possible link with mobile phones. Plainly all
phenomena has a scientific basis, allbeit that we haven't quite come up with the formula yet. There is a possibility that visual phenomana works in th microwave frequency, & this is being interfered with by mobile phone broadcasts.
Dear me, Im'e getting a bit serious now. Id'e better go, besides, they're moving a flock of sheep from one field to another. In my rural village this is the most exciting thing thats happened since Queen Victoria's coronation.
Ta-Ta for Now.]
Martin