Buryl Payne
Earth’s magnetic
field is one of the most complex variables known. It varies with the Sun’s
activity, the Sun’s rotation, the Moon’s rotation, the Earth’s rotation, and
the positions of the planets.
The Sun is
constantly emitting particles, and waves of all frequencies. When the
particles hit Earth (mostly those particles called electrons and protons)
they are deflected by the magnetic field of Earth. The positively charged
protons go one way, and the negatively charged electrons go another. They
swirl around the Earth, many of them temporarily staying in orbits, called
the Van Allan belt. The solar wind particles disturb the Earth’s magnetic
field and produce tiny irregularities in it.
The Earth is
affected by the planets around the Sun and their positioning, which is also
associated with the sunspot formation and changes in the solar wind.
Sometimes when a planet is relatively near Earth, and the Moon lines up with
it, there is also a magnetic disturbance (Payne, 2008). Even the thoughts
and feelings of humans, when synchronized, also affect the solar activity
and therefore the GM field, (Payne, 1986).
A typical GM pattern
is shown in Figure 1. The rapid fluxuations on the afternoon 7/25
correspond to a rare alignment of Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter.

Figure 1. – Earth’s Geomagnetic Field.
Time of day along x axis.

Figure 2. A Typical Brain Wave for One
Second.
Although the GM field and brain waves do not appear to
be similar, except that they are complex electromagnetic waves, there must
be some connection that has not been noticed yet. For centuries humans have
noticed connections between human behavior and planetary positions. For
thirty years, I have consistently noticed connections between geomagnetic
activity and planetary positions, especially when the Earth was near these
planets in its yearly orbit and the Moon was either conjunct or trine to
them. Figure 3. shows the influence of planetary patterns on the geomagnetic
field. When Saturn and Pluto were close to one another in 1982, the effect
was greater, clearly showing in the data. The only exception was observed
when two other planets briefly moved into exact opposition. It is clear that
the Sun’s activity and the positions of the planets both affect the
geomagnetic field. Laboratory studies have found that magnetic fields can
affect brain waves as well as glandular activity, although precise
correlation’s between brain wave patterns and the geomagnetic field have not
yet been discovered, it seems a strong working hypothesis.

Figure 3.
Combined influence of Saturn and Pluto on the Geomagnetic field. 1983.
This is not the sole influence on human behavior,
perhaps only about 15% on the average. Yet, there are a few exceptions,
when the influence of the geomagnetic fields increases to as much as 90% and
sometimes decreases to practically 0. Not only human behavior, but all life
is influenced by the solar-planetary-geomagnetic field network.
In a way this could be called the default program. That
is, the most likely condition or influence on behavior UNLESS HUMANS
ACTIVELY CHOOSE TO THINK AND DO OTHERWISE, ESPECIALLY COLLECTIVELY. That is
going “against the flow” as it is said. Not easy, and sometimes a waste of
effort, for “the flow” is too strong. The question could be: “Are we self
conscious, choosing humans or are we biomechanical, biochemical robots?”
What percent of ‘free will’ do humans have? I often say it is less than 5%,
which is insignificant in statistics. Look around at the world, or your own
life; what do you think?
Tuning in.
The brain is always
generating a pattern of internal neural frequencies, so called alpha, theta,
delta, and beta; names for different ranges of frequencies, plus others,
some of which are altered by the patterns of electromagnetism in our
environment. Radio waves, cell phone microwaves, TV, and general noise from
electric circuits also generate electromagnetic frequencies. The minute
electromagnetic patterns of the Earth are also a part of the environment.
Brain waves are a mixture of these frequencies, which vary depending on
human activity, that is, sleeping, meditating, visualizing, concentrated
alertness, etc. During meditation, the higher frequencies diminish and the
lower ones become dominant. Although, external radio frequency noises are
always present. Quieting the internally generated neural patterns can make
us more receptive to the geomagnetic patterns. Perhaps this is what people
call tuning in to the super conscious, Higher Self, or the over soul.
The activity of the Sun and any nearby planets that the Moon amplifies by
lining up with them, will dominate. This could be called “The Global Brain”.
That doesn’t mean it’s always good. During solar flares, it could be
agitating and the patterns from some planets may also be annoying or may
amplify difficulties in our personal horoscope (so called ‘squares’.)
Knowledge and
awareness of external electromagnetic influences is helpful so people can
make the best personal choices.
The GM field also
affects brain rhythms and hormone balance. As human’s hormones vary, so do
the person’s feelings.
A very noticeable
and powerful influence of the GM field is the cyclic nature of mass human
behavior. The late Professor Raymond Wheeler at the University of Kansas
found that wars increase and decrease in approximately 11 year cycles. This
cycle was found to be in phase with solar cycles, and geomagnetic activity.
Since few people are aware of this there is scarcely any way to know when to
strengthen resolves for peace.
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Figure 4. 11 1/5 Year Cycle of International Battles

Figure 5: 11 Year Sunspot Cycle
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A
typical Solar cycle. The Shaded area shows when the GM field is
most active, and therefore times of planetary unrest. I found that
the start of battles occurred mostly during the ascent, or decent,
of sunspot activity every 11 years. |


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Figure 6. – Stressful Times
Figure 4.
Illustrates the 11 year cycle of International battles. Figure 5.
illustrates the sun spot cycles, also of 11 yrs. Figure 6. shows a typical
solar cycle.
Warring behavior is
not the sole effect of solar and geomagnetic activity; business activity and
creativity are also stimulated by geomagnetic activity. Every geomagnetic
pattern is different and has different influences on people.
When the planet
Jupiter is nearby and the Moon is aligned with it, good feelings prevail.
When Earth passes Pluto, there are storms, or cold snaps for a couple of
days, and so forth, in diverse yet somewhat predictable patterns. The study
and practice of astrology is mostly about geomagnetic patterns and behavior,
though few astrologers are aware of this and fail to be complete in their
predictions.
Humans are almost
like puppets dangling on magnetic field lines. Almost, but not quite. We
have a little freedom. People are alive and have their own little magnetic
or spin force. Minute, compared to the Earth’s and Sun’s, but it does exist.
By combining thought forces, many accomplishments can be made.
REFERENCES
Dewey, E. R.,
Evidence of Cyclic Patterns, Index of International War Battles.
600 B.C.-A.D. 1957, Cycles, 21(6), pp 121-158, 1970.
Payne, B., Spin –
A Collection of Experiments and Observations. EBook available from
the author’s website:
www.buryl.com.
Payne, B. How To
Predict Sunspots and Geomagnetic Changes.
Payne, B. The
Power of Thought to Influence the Sun. buryl.com