Doctor and researcher Dr. med.ernst Hartmann, in addition to his regular job, was also involved in the training of rascals through courses and seminars for several years. "The results of dowsing tests very much depend on the weather conditions. In the event of a blow dryer (wind in Germany), changes in air pressure or the approach of stormy weather, these data can be completely wrong. The ability of dowsers can also be affected by medications. Already after drinking 2-3 cups of black coffee, other results can be obtained. The results can also be affected by mental moods, such as depression, fear or euphoria," said Dr. Hartmann. dr. Hartmann was introduced to dowsing only after the end of World War II. world war and that through one fork. He further improved himself. He was the first to discover, research and describe a special network.
The discovery of this network showed him the causal connection between radiation and disease. He started doing systematic research in 1950, when he noticed that three people died of cancer in the same way in one house. This led him to think that it is very important to choose a place where buildings where people sleep or stay for a long time would be built. He has been engaged in these researches for 30 years and has given the results of these researches in his book: Krankheit als Standortsproblem ("Disease as a problem of the place of residence") "It is a pity", said Dr. Hartmann, "today, jobs are given more priority than the selection of places and materials for the construction of objects, in order to optimally preserve the health of the people who live there". Today, Hartmann's network is called I. network. It is a rectangular grid measuring 2.0 x 2.5 m, which so far only dowsers have been able to detect. The physical explanation of the origin of this network is still unexplained.
We must not consider the Hartmann network as the only responsible factor why the disease occurred. The disease can be caused by a combination of various factors, such as which, apart from the global I. and other (II. and III.) networks, are the result of the collective action of underground water flows, weather conditions, geological fissures, cavities in the ground (caves), differences in the geological composition of the layers, from influences from the environment such as power lines, substations, radars, antenna transmitters, etc. All these factors would have to be investigated from the biological side of science and give results. Unfortunately, it must be stated that this is only slowly being realized recently.
The global Hartman grid consists of strips, about 20 cm wide, which create a rectangular grid that goes in the direction of the north-south magnetic meridians, and almost perpendicular to that direction strips of the same width in the east-west direction. Magnetic north does not coincide with geographic north for the so-called declination angle, which is 4-5° at most. The dimensions of individual fields of Hartmann's network are 2 m in the north-south direction, while in the east-west direction the width of the field is 2.5 m at the equator and decreases towards the poles. The strips are vertical in relation to the surface of the Earth, so we can imagine them as a kind of vertical invisible walls 20 cm wide all the way to the atmosphere, which is why it is considered that this network comes from there.
The actions of this network are alternately positively and negatively polarized. The position of the bands on the Earth's surface is not always constant. It is subject to some change with the full moon, changes in the Earth's magnetic field, earthquakes, seasons and weather changes. How this network is created has not been clarified to date. It is thought that the cause of this is the appearance of electromagnetic waves, and that the network system occurs as a side effect of the resulting interference between the Earth and the ionosphere. The bands of Hartmann's network consist, according to M.I. Mettler, from two parts: from the primary and secondary ion-filled parts of the strip. The primary part of the band is 2 - 3 cm wide and consists of vertically polarized waves of 50 cm in the north-south direction and 62.5 cm in the west-east direction. The laws of optics and electricity apply to them. Phases change every six hours (sunrise, noon, sunset and midnight). Secondary bands are 10-20 cm wide bands of ions. They are related to their charge with the primary parts. Just like the primary parts of the tape, the secondary parts also vary so that at the same time both of them would come to the so-called zero position and changed the charge, and thus the energy. The duration of the zero position is from a few minutes to 30 minutes. Harmfulness of nodes and bands of the Hartmann network is great only in the case when they appear in the same places as underground, terrestrial radiation.
