The Planetary Grid System

Dr. Ian Stevenson researched many hundreds of stories of mysterious vanishings of planes and aircraft, worldwide. Sanderson then plotted out where a majority of all the reports of ships and planes vanishing or having “time slips” were actually happening. These strange “portal” areas ended up clustering into ten points around the earth that were equidistant from each other. This was highly unexpected. You can add in the north and south poles and end up with twelve vortices, as well as the geometric shape of the icosahedron, when you “connect the dots.”

This was as far as the scholarship had gotten in 1971. Then in 1972, the Russian team of Goncharov, Morozov and Makarov took it far beyond this level. The Russians discovered that you could “invert” the icosahedron to get a dodecahedron, draw that shape over the earth, and then magic happens. The lines of this Grid now precisely illustrate the location of most of the major undersea volcanic mountain ranges, as well as the structural boundaries of continents.

This dodecahedron in the Earth’s volcanic fault lines was independently discovered by Dr. Athelstan Spilhaus. Each circle in the above illustration is a “node” where portals through space and time are far more apt to occur, thus causing ships and planes to vanish at times. This Grid directly affects the structure of the continents, the location of mountain ranges and animal migratory patterns.

The Russian team also discovered that literally all 3,300 different “megalithic” sites of giant stone architecture around the world were built on this same Grid. This is obviously far beyond any possibility of coincidence. It suggests that the energy of the Grid may be necessary to levitate the blocks. The energy may be needed to levitate large stones.

Grid researchers Drs. Robert Becker and Bethe Hagens did pioneering work on the Grid, and pointed out that military bases exist at almost every “node” we see. According to multiple insiders, you have to work with this Grid to get portal technology to work.

by David Wilcock in his book The Michael Prophecies, Book Two, pp. 145-146