Consider
the Bermuda Triangle as a swirling mass of high energy. A vortex
whose force-field, seeking escape collects along the three sides, and
concentrates at each vertex: Hamilton, in Bermuda to the north, Fort
Lauderdale, Florida in the west, and Santa Olaya, Bayamon, Puerto Rico in the
south.
Being
a vortex in constant motion, the energy of this force-field ebbs and
flows over time and space, while the vertices remain areas of
greatest concentration of energy and force.
Life
on a vertex is difficult, especially as regards electricity and
electromagnetic forces. Over the past month, which we have come to
regard as a period of ultra-high concentration, we have witnessed the
following failures, or erratic behaviors of numerous electronic
devices: 1) Lillian's cell phone – dead; 2) Battery operated wall
clock – dead; 3) replacement battery operated wall clock – second
hand fell off on first day; then it died; 4) Combination gas/electric stove –
electrical control unit, the brains of the stove, stopped controlling
the function of oven and broiler which now do not work; 5) DVD player
– dead; 6) iPad – dead; 7) Tivoli PAL radio – dead; 8) Jan's
cell phone – died, but revived; 9) Jeep – malfunction of
electronic sensors for brakes and car doors; 10) Mitsubishi Montero –
alternator and battery – dead; 11) TV reception via HD broadcast –
frequent interruptions and interference.
Coincidence?
Jan Galligan
75Grand/Sur
Santa Olaya, PR
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