[NoraSpinnor]

Ancient obelisks are towering, carefully carved pillars made of granite, a quartz-rich stone with natural piezoelectric and paramagnetic properties. Quartz can store, amplify, and conduct energy, especially when cut to specific geometries.

The ancient builders understood that certain shapes, like the tapering vertical of the obelisk, enhance energetic flow. These forms may have allowed magnetic currents and longitudinal pulses (scalar field transmissions) to move cleanly through the structure. With the right environmental conditions, such as underground water or atmospheric charge, obelisks could have acted as natural antennas or energetic capacitors.

Have you studied the energy properties of granite or quartz structures? What role do you think obelisks played in the energetic architecture of the ancients?

[OffRoadReed420]

Yeah, I been diggin into this a bit. Makes a lotta sense. Granite’s got quartz. When you put it in the right shape, under pressure or with vibration, it does things. I think those obelisks were part of a grid, some sort of power system. My guess? They were stabilizers. Maybe even amplifiers.

[PriyaDesai]

This is really interesting. In Hindu temples, we’ve always seen stone and shape as more than just decoration. The materials and the design are meant to carry energy. Granite, especially with its quartz content, holds and moves subtle energy really well. The shape tells me it’s a channel. I don’t think the ancients were building just for beauty or power, they were tuning the land.

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