There is no justification for this bold statement, and he never explains what he thought was the cause of the phenomenon. It's not something I've heard of before, but then I wasn't dowsing earth energies back then. I can certainly still dowse both Hartmann and Curry grids - last weekend I was working with the first seven of Schnek's earth grids and could dowse them all successfully. So from my experience, it must have been a temporary event if it happened at all (bearing in mind that the book was written in 1997)."But in 1993/4 this lattice system went through a radical transformation. At Easter 1993, the Curry Lattice disappeared from the surface, leaving only the Hartmann Lattice. The following year, between May and September the Hartmann Lattice broke up and became fragmented, no longer forming a continuous system. Then the Curry Lattice returned in June to rejoin the fragmenting Hartmann Lattice. The result of this transformation is that since September 1994 only the crossing points of the Lattice remain, as a mass of small, quite distinct entities.
These now consist of a seies of five, short, narrow planes intersecting each other vertically, which still carry vibrations that can affect water. These forms also all carry an anti-clockwise vortex at their centre. The forms exist at ground level, and at various levels up to about tree-top height. Before the changes occurred, the vibrations from the lattices used to extend vertically above the ground to a great height. This is now no longer the case and they are now only a local phenomenon."
Has anyone else observed the disappearance of the grids, or have any idea what might have caused this to happen? I'm wondering (if it actually happened) if it might have been caused by something like the peak of the sunspot cycle or some other astronomical event?
Does anyone have any knowledge of other instances when this has happened? If there is some sort of cyclical nature to the Harmann & Curry grids it would be nice to know more about it.