Extremely low frequency

These are known to block electromagnetic signals.

But just like telepathy has been shown to do, these so-called ELF waves also pass right through without obstruction.

And after seeing plasmoids with funny attitudes pass right through copper shields without at all having to change form, perhaps we shouldn't be surprised.

We give too much credit to the integrity of solid, tangible matter as a control in many of these experiments.

But in his same book, Forgotten Civilization, he goes on to talk about ELF radiation.

A scientific description could well fit the notion of an ELF wave being the carrier wave of telepathic thoughts, even to the point that telepathy works better at night.

The fact that the shamans can better reach a state of ecstasy in the dark may also be an indication that they are using ELF waves, probably in the Schumann frequencies, to reach altered states of consciousness.

This may be an extremely ancient technique of gaining knowledge.

During the Cold War, both the United States and the Soviet Union developed systems using very long electromagnetic frequencies.

VLF and ELF have unusual properties.

Very low frequency electromagnetic systems were studied and used because they can reach places where normal radio waves are difficult, including communication with submarines.

And when people look into the numbers without separating sound waves from electromagnetic waves, something seems strange.

The hum is often discussed in frequencies of a few tens of a hertz.

ELF also exists at extremely low frequencies, so the connections become tempting.

Maybe the hum is an electromagnetic ELF signal.

From there, the story actually moves toward HAARP, H-A-A-R-P, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, a research facility in Alaska built to study the ionosphere.