Yes, if you could scan or photocopy it (so I could scan it), it would
be interesting to see...I've never known of any other information
about it and I'd only seen a brief description many years ago, but it
sure caught my attention as something I'd like to check out.
Interesting how Ed Leedskalnins Coral Castle in Homestead Florida is
also claimed to have been erected using sound. No one actually saw him
do it, but reports are he placed his hands on the stone to be lifted
and sang to it, deviating the gravity in the stone so it could be
lifted like a big styrofoam block.
http://www.keelynet.com/unclass/magcurnt.txt
http://www.keelynet.com/unclass/magcur3.txt
http://www.keelynet.com/unclass/magcur2.txt
Something is certainly going on as in the reports in the file saucer
song with all the comments about ancient levitations using sound...the
file is;
http://www.keelynet.com/gravity/saucsong.htm
---"Jim Shaffer, Jr." wrote:
>
> Andrew Tomas, in "We Are Not The First", 1971, states that there
must be
> exactly 11 people, neither more nor less, and the name must be
chanted in
> exactly the right tone.
>
> Alas, despite the fact that all the descriptions speak of placing the
> fingers "on" the stone, the picture he publishes shows everyone
underneath
> it.
>
> There still may be something other than simple division of weight at
work,
> however, because I can't imagine 11 people all exerting an equal
amount of
> force while crowded around the stone. In fact, in the picture there
hardly
> seems to be 9 people near enough to touch it, let alone 11, and
they're
> certainly not symmetrically spaced because there's a large gap on
the side
> toward the photographer! I just can't see how you could, under those
> conditions, keep your finger (not thumb, unless they've changed the
ritual)
> rigid enough to lift it, unlike the party levitation trick in which
I could
> easily imagine locking your finger into someone's armpit or under
their
> knee, and putting all the weight down toward the knuckle instead of
on the
> tip. I can scan the photo and sent it to Jerry if he wants it, but
I'm not
> sure whether I'll be able to flatten the book enough to get a good
scan,
> especially as I only have a handheld scanner.
>
>
>
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