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			Coral Castle 
			
			
			A 
			Geomantic Wonder 
			Lessons in Interdimensional Physicsby Kathy Doore
 
			from
			
			Labyrinthina Website 
				
				"I have discovered the secrets of 
				the pyramids, and have found out how the Egyptians and the 
				ancient builders in Peru, Yucatan, and Asia, with only primitive 
				tools, raised and set in place blocks of stone weighing many 
				tons!"    
				- Edward Leeskalnin 
				builder of Coral Castle 
			So declared Edward Leedskalnin, a 
			Latvian eccentric, who concocted a method of single-handedly 
			erecting massive quarried stone resulting in the enigma that is 
			Coral Castle. 
 Often equated with the engineering feats of Stonehenge, and the 
			Great Pyramid of Egypt, Coral Castle is set on a ten-acre tract of 
			land just south of Miami, Florida. Originally located in the tiny 
			town of Florida City in the l920’s, the site was later moved to it’s 
			current location. Ed is said to have built the Castle for his "Sweet 
			Sixteen," a woman from his native Latvia, who had promised to marry 
			him, and then changed her mind at the last minute.
 
			 
			A feast of coral imagery, the site lies behind massive 8’ high coral 
			rock walls, protecting it from the sprawling, suburban city of 
			Homestead. The coral walls fit together with amazing accuracy, even 
			though they were constructed without cement. These technical 
			accomplishments have astounded, and surprised, engineers and 
			scientists. 
 A small statured man barely weighing one hundred pounds, Ed quarried 
			one piece of coral from the earth weighing over twenty-eight tons 
			and then erected it himself! His accomplishments include a rocking 
			chair weighing thousands of pounds, which can be rocked with a 
			finger, and an underground structure reached by climbing down a 
			one-piece spiral stone staircase to a subterranean refrigerator. A 
			five thousand pound heart-shaped coral rock table, with a red 
			blooming ixora growing from its center, is believed to be the 
			world’s largest valentine, according to Ripley’s.
 
 Ed liked to read and would sit in a group of stone chairs which 
			caught the morning, afternoon and evening light as the sun traveled 
			over the horizon. There’s a table fashioned from solid rock in the 
			image of the State of Florida, complete with a water basin at the 
			position of Lake Okeechobee where Ed reckoned the governor and 
			representatives could sit and figure out how to raise taxes.
 
			 
			Much of the site is calibrated to celestial alignments, including an 
			ingenious thirty ton telescope, towering twenty five feet above the 
			complex, perfectly aligned to the North Star. A working sundial, 
			calibrated to noon of the Winter and Summer Solstice, is so accurate 
			it tells time within two minutes! 
			 
			 
			The Sundial shown here at l2:40 pm standard time! 
 
			An area known as the "moon pond," comprised of three 18-ton pieces 
			of coral, represents the first quarter, last quarter, and the full 
			moon. Nearby stand Mars (which Ed believed sustained life), and a 
			ringed Saturn - each the size of an automobile. An obelisk taller 
			then the great monolith at Stonehenge, stretches 40’ toward the sky, 
			weighing 57,000 pounds! A series of concentric coral circles is said 
			to represent the solar system. 
			 
			 
			"Energy sensitive" people will sometimes report headaches 
			 
			while 
			standing inside the archway of the nine-ton swinging gate, thought 
			to be over a vortex.
 
			The original site remained in Florida City until the mid 
			1930’s, at 
			which time the story goes, someone planned to build a sub-division 
			nearby. A fanatic for privacy, Ed packed up his entire quarry and 
			moved to the present location in Homestead. No one ever saw him load 
			or unload the massive tonnage from a friend’s truck that was 
			enlisted to transport the gigantic stones. The relocation progressed 
			easily and the entire complex was re-erected at its new location.
			
 In total, Ed quarried over eleven hundred TONS of coral rock for his 
			Castle, using tools fashioned from wrecking-yard junk, never 
			revealing how he managed to rise, and position, the massive coral 
			blocks that make up the compound. An air of mystery surrounded his 
			two story monolith, known as the tower, which housed his workshop 
			and living quarters which no one was permitted to enter. He was 
			secretive, and almost always worked at night, no one ever saw him.
 
			 
			Ed seemed to have a sixth sense, with which he could detect when he 
			was being watched, often the hallmark of an intuitive, or dowser. Ed 
			stated, 
			 
				
				"if I concentrate on somebody’s back (while that person 
			doesn’t know it) they’re liable to get restless, and look around! 
			I’ve noticed, I can chase the mosquitos away with this concentrated 
			look."  
			 
			Originally named "Rock Gate Park" the complex now known as Coral 
			Castleis listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
 
 
			Ed disputed contemporary science and believed all matter consisted of 
			magnets which could produce measurable phenomena, and electricity. 
			Ed would say he had "re-discovered the laws of weight, measurement, 
			and leverage" and that these concepts "involved the relationship of 
			the Earth to celestial alignments."  
			  
			He claimed to see beads of light 
			which he believed to be the physical presence of nature’s magnetism 
			and life force, or what we term today, chi. 
			 
			An air of secrecy pervaded the Castle. At one time 
			Ed erected a 
			massive grid of copper wire poised above his quarried stones. 
			Another time one of Ed’s neighbors found him singing to the stones, 
			with his hands placed on their surface as if he were somehow making 
			them lighter. A group of youths claim they saw him float coral 
			blocks through the air "like hydrogen balloons!"
 Ed’s notebooks are laden with schematics for magnetism, and 
			electrical experiments. Although he possessed only a fourth-grade 
			education, it seems he had discovered a means to reduce the 
			gravitational pull of the earth. He wrote a series of pamphlets 
			which included his theories on magnetism and cosmic force.
 
			 
			Ed’s Generator 
			 
			  
			Researchers have speculated that Ed learned the secret of 
			levitation, and one theory in particular caught the imagination of 
			many. The planetary grid hypothesis postulates that the earth is 
			covered by an invisible web of energy, which is concentrated at 
			points of telluric power, the convergence of which create 
			unusual 
			phenomena. 
 These 
			telluric grid dynamics played a vital role in the construction 
			of the Castle, according to author Ray Stoner. In his book "The 
			Enigma of Coral Castle," Stoner speculates that the complex was 
			originally moved from Florida City to Homestead, not because of 
			privacy issues (as most historians suggest), but because Ed realized 
			he had made a mathematical error in his original positioning, and 
			moved the entire structure to take advantage of an area with greater 
			telluric force.
 
 According to author 
			
			B.J.Cathie, an authority on grid dynamics,
 
				
				"there exists an all-encompassing global grid with direct harmonic 
			relationship to the speed of light, gravity, magnetics and earth 
			mass. All major changes of the physical state are brought about by 
			harmonic interactions of these manifestations. The controlled 
			manipulation of these forces would make it possible to 
			instantaneously move mass from one point to another in space/time."
				 
			Cathie states,
			 
				
				"measurements from Coral Castle yield harmonics 
			related to Light and Gravity. The distance between Coral Castle, and 
			Grid Pole A (in the north), dispel any doubt about the site being an 
			ideal position to allow Ed Leedskalnin to erect the huge blocks of 
			coral with relative ease. Measurements indicate the harmonics 
			necessary for the manipulation of anti-gravity."  
			  
			Sweet Sixteen 
			Revealed Vortex dynamics in the Andes 
			  
			Researcher and author, Richard LeFors Clark concurs, and believes 
			the earth grid is made up of a network of "20 magnetic reversal 
			points" along which can be found specific sites of anomaly, known as 
			Diamagnetic Vortex Points. 
 In his work "Diamagnetic Gravity Vortexes," found in the book 
			
			Anti-Gravity and The World Grid, edited by 
			David Hatcher Childress, 
			Clark postulates that the area of South Florida at Coral Castle 
			(considered part of 
			the Bermuda Triangle),
 
				
				"is a powerful diamagnetic 
			levitator."    
				"Leedskalnin demonstrated magnetism, and the mechanism 
			of levitation, by applying the natural Earth Grid principles of 
			diamagnetism. Leedskalnin could levitate huge pieces of coral by 
			using the center of mass for the needed slight, uplift, launching 
			pressure." 
			Equating this technique to the same process used in "party 
			levitation," Clark believes that Coral Castle could no longer be 
			build where it is today, as the Grid point has shifted to the area
			inside Homestead Air Force Base, a few miles away.
 Ed Leedskalnin showed every indication of being a natural geomancer 
			- one who senses the unique telluric forces of the earth. He was 
			highly intuitive, and knew how to observe nature for signs of 
			anomaly. This ultimately led him to the discovery of vortex energy, 
			and the ability to harness the natural elements of magnetism.
 
 He understood the critical nature of identifying the most energetic 
			location to erect his massive Castle, and seemed to have known the 
			secrets of anti-gravity, and its relation to cosmic events. Ed 
			proceeded to develop a means of leverage power generated from the 
			geo-magnetic grid, and produced a system to generate anti-gravity 
			waves. Ed Leedskalnin knew exactly what he was doing when he created 
			his fantastic Castle.
 
			 
			The mystery of Coral Castle was never revealed, in 1951 
			Ed took his 
			secrets to the grave. Inspired by his visit to the complex, rock 
			singer Billy Idol wrote and recorded, "Sweet Sixteen," in honor of 
			Ed’s achievement. 
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