Energy Dynamics
July 2003
By Kirti Betai
Each point on earth has its own unique energy field that can be measured and understood using principles of energy flow Creation is made of energy and matter. We can see matter in its infinite forms but not energy, which imparts properties to matter. Energy interactions occur only between systems that belong to the same energy spectrum. For instance, magnet can magnetize iron particles but not gold, copper or wood. Energy exists in five primary forms: fire (light and heat), gas, fluids, solids and space (includes dormant energy particles). Energy particles belonging to the same spectrum spontaneously interact and undergo polarization. Energy particles from different spectrums exchange ions (called ionization) and go through the process of decay. Energy systems are constantly undergoing cycles of polarization and ionization, which means they are dynamic. There are three primary energy combinations—high density energy and low density matter (sattvic or soul), high density energy and medium density matter (rajasic or mind), high density energy and high density matter (tamasic or physical). Any given place on earth has its unique energy field comprising solar and planetary radiation; minerals, metals and water currents beneath the earth’s surface; plant, animal and human activities; buildings and what is contained in them, and environmental pollution. Of these, earth energy fields have an 80 per cent effect on the place. An energy centre exists where the earth energy forces are polarized. Just like a human body has six energy centres (chakras) that govern the behaviour of the physical body; the earth has six primary energy centres where the earth energy forces are highly polarized. These places along with their energy polarization percentages are: Soami Bagh in Agra (90 per cent), bottom of the Caspian Sea (89 per cent), bottom of the sea of Japan (85 per cent), Cambodia (80 per cent), Mayan Pyramids in Mexico (80 per cent) and Giza in Egypt (80 per cent). All these places affect the energy of each point on earth and are affected by each other’s energy too. These are dynamic and constantly changing. For instance, a hundred years ago, the energy polarization of Delhi was 70 per cent, which is now down to 50 per cent. By putting up a TV or radio antenna, we can attract the signals that exist in that energy space. Similarly, it has been found that a building with four triangular sides behaves like an antenna to attract energy particles of all three primary energy combinations present in its energy space. Such buildings are known as ‘pyramid’ shapes. They have the capability to generate polarized energy nuclei from environmental energy particles that get attracted to their unique shape. In Greek, the word ‘pyramid’ is a combination of two words—pyro which means fire or energy, and mid, which means centre or nucleus. ‘Pyramid’, therefore, means a highly polarized energy nucleus. All buildings of importance throughout the world and in every civilization have had pyramidal shapes incorporated in their architecture. All pyramidal shapes do not create identical energy nuclei. The type of energy nucleus produced and the extent of its polarization depends upon the material of construction, angles, size, orientation, and most importantly, the location of the pyramid. Pyramid researchers throughout the world have used different materials and fabricated pyramids of different sizes at various locations, but most use the angles of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. The moment a pyramid shape is brought into existence, the creation of energy nuclei begins. How much time it will take to complete this process will depend upon the type of energy particles and the polarity of the earth where the pyramid is installed. If the polarity of the place is negative, which means that the particles are so oriented that their negative poles are facing the pyramid, then all energy particles attracted by the pyramid will get transferred into the earth and the pyramid energy nucleus will remain weak or negative. For instance, the ‘mother energy field’ created in Agra by Modern Vastu (Energy) Science over ten years would have taken about 500 years in Delhi. Only pyramid shapes located in the earth’s energy centres can create highly polarized energy nuclei that can have beneficial effects. When two or more energy systems share one energy space and time, the more powerful energy system will bring about a change in the less powerful one. The higher the polarization the greater will be the power. Every material has potential for polarization. When it is polarized to the fullest of its potential, it is said to be saturated and cannot undergo any further change. Highly polarized and saturated energy systems can bring about change in other energy systems that share their energy space and time because once they are saturated, energy systems become unchangeable. Unsaturated pyramid systems can themselves undergo change due to ionization with other energy systems. For instance, an unsaturated pyramid used by a sick person will acquire the weak or negative energy particles of the patient and will not heal. Kirti Betai is founder of Modern Vastu (Energy) Science and Daya Dhaar Self Care Centre at Soami Bagh in Agra. He has done pioneering research in pendulum dowsing, energy science for rectifying geopathic stress, and drug free healing.