Are The Hartmann Lines Real and What Do They Mean?

Dr Ernst Hartmann, a German medical doctor, discovered his 'Hartmann Lines' in 1951. Actually, he didn't use that term. He called what he found the global-net grid.

(Incidentally, you'll sometimes see references to a grid, other times to lines. Whatever term is used, the writers are talking about the same thing.)

Dr Hartmann was also a dowser and was interested in researching the cause of disease. His efforts led to the discovery of the Hartmann Lines.

As you can see from the diagram below, the lines form a grid on the surface of the Earth.

In fact, the diagram is slightly misleading as the grid is not as regular as it might appear. The spacing of the grid varies from place to place, depending on the latitude. So, nearer the Pole, the spacing is much narrower than nearer the equator. (The difference is about 200%.)

They can also be distorted by power lines and radio stations according to British researchers.

What are the lines made of?

They are now considered to be part of the Earth energy grid as they are thought to be earth energy lines.

The Hartmann Lines are considered to be magnetic in origin in that they are oriented to the Earth's magnetic field. Hence the association with the earth energy lines.

But they are also thought to be connected somehow to cosmic energies.

The reasons for both these opposing lines of thought are as follows:

• The grid has been noted to distort and then re-form again (after about 30 minutes) after an earthquake.
• The active areas of the grid are 21 cms across. 21 cms is the natural frequency of neutral hydrogen atoms, an important tool for exploring the galaxy. However, the relationship is not necessarily clear beyond the common number.
• There is said to be a relationship to the the two Van Allen belts of high intensity particle radiations at 16,000 km and 24,000 km. These belts are the result of the collision of Earth's magnetic field with the solar wind.

What do they do?

The Hartmann Lines were responsible, according to their discoverer, for serious disease such as cancer. He was convinced that his discovery explained a great deal about why people fell ill. Indeed, he said that he never found a cancer case without it being related to the grid. (The negative places on the grid (above) are considered to be dangerous should they coincide under your bed.)

If the lines are magnetic, then they could interfere with the normal working of cells and nerves, resulting in disease.

Why the caution?

I am deliberately not being definite about the Hartmann Lines, unlike some sites which will state categorically that they are highly noxious (especially when mixed with the Curry Grid).

What I am not saying, however, is that Dr Hartmann was wrong.

If that sounds strange, then I will explain.

According to some researchers, the Hartmann Lines are, in fact, getting weaker and having less and less effect on people.

From my own research on this, using dowsing, I have great difficulty even finding the grid anymore. It used to be fairly easy to detect (not that I paid it much attention then), but it is definitely getting more difficult. In fact, there are times when I don't find it at all.

If that is true, then the reason might be due to earth changes of one kind or another.

A different idea entirely

Another, more interesting idea, is that we don't need to know about them anymore. Consider that for centuries nobody really even guessed anything about them before Dr Hartmann located them.

It makes me think that perhaps there is some relationship between the Earth and us on it such that we are led to an understanding of one aspect before moving on to the next thing.

Of course, that also makes me think about what is the next thing?

After the Hartmann Lines, what is the next thing we will find?

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