Secret_History

Chapter 8: The Culture of Stones 271
times and for silver it would gyrate 22 times. It was beginning to look like nature
had a truly marvelous and foolproof code for identifying anything. It is also
beginning to appear to us that the ancients knew this and that they may have
attempted to transmit this knowledge to us via myth and legend and the “Green
Language”. (That magical mumbo jumbo might not be the solution to the
mysteries is also becoming more and more apparent, but, let us continue into even
more remarkable speculations of Tom Lethbridge.)
Through a variety of experiments, Lethbridge established the “frequency” for
both death and violent anger: 40 inches. This also proved to be the frequency for
cold and black. Indeed, colors have frequency. Grey is 22 inches— - not a surprise
since it is the color of both lead and silver. Yellow is 29 and green is 30.
After months of experiments, Lethbridge had constructed his table of
frequencies, and he had discovered that 40 inches was some kind of limit. Every
single substance that he tested fell between zero and 40 inches. It was at this point
that he discovered something curious: Sulphur reacts to a 7 inch pendulum; if he
extended the pendulum to 47 inches, it would still react to sulphur, but not directly
over it. It would only react a little to one side. He then discovered that this was
true of everything else he tried beyond the number 40 — it would react, but only
to one side. He noticed another odd thing: beyond 40 inches, there was no rate for
the concept of time. The pendulum simply would not respond. Lethbridge realized
that he was measuring a different dimension. However, when he lengthened the
pendulum to 80 inches, there was a response to the idea of time. Lethbridge
pondered this and finally theorized that in the realm beyond 40, the pendulum is in
time itself, and that is why there is no reaction to the idea. But, beyond that, there
are other “realms” where the idea of time exists in another world “beyond death”.
Lethbridge discovered that if he lengthened the string again beyond 80 inches,
he got the same result, as if there were still another dimension. Lethbridge realized
that he had discovered worlds in other dimensions, outside the limits of space and
time, and theorized that we cannot see it because our physical bodies are limited
detectors.
Tom Lethbridge continued with his experiments and determined that the world
of the “next” level beyond our own is one in which the energy vibrations are four
times as fast as those of our world. The effect of encountering this reality is like a
fast train passing a slow one. Even though they are both moving forward, the slow
train seems to be moving backward. This hyperdimensional world is all around us,
yet we are unable to see it because it is beyond the range of our senses. All the
objects of our world are very likely just our limited perceptions of what is
happening in this total reality.
His experiments with megaliths indicated that they were placed to mark places
where the earth forces were most powerful, and to harness energy in some way
now forgotten.
Unfortunately, Lethbridge died of a heart attack before he could complete his
researches.
At this point we would like to note that Tom Lethbridge was not a spiritualist.
He believed that magic, spiritualism, occultism and other forms of mumbo jumbo
are merely crude attempts to understand the vast realm of hidden energies in which
we live. We would like to add that expositions along the lines of most esoterica