Giants?

[Ninurta]

When I was younger, I used to do a lot of dowsing. When my family and bought our present home in country western Australia 20 odd years ago, I would wander about dowsing for places the kids should not play. Mainly looking for old sacred sites of the Nyungar people so we would not accidentally tresspass. Also burial grounds, especially ones that were old and forgotten. 

The area about our small country town was fine, except for an odd reaction I could not place that indicated a burial ground. 

Then I realised where the burial ground was. It was around 300 meters/yards above my head. 

At the time I had a European seer friend check what I found. She said they were giant's souls, thousands of them. 

So why 300 yards up in the air over head?

My guess is the land has been eroded over time. Which would be millions of years ago by science's reckoning. Or much more recently by catastrophism's global flood concepts.

So a tip for the dowsers looking for the locations of ancient spiritual sites; ground level is probably not where you will find the important ones.

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Edit to add: I won't say exactly where I found them, I like my solitude. However if a map dowser wanted to try their hand, I would suggest dowsing east of Perth. The entire south west of Western Australia is another suggestion. My understanding is the giants  were perhaps a global folk.

At the time we nicknamed them "Titans". 

And by the way, I asked their permission to talk about them here. 

If humans have a violet "third eye", these fellas have a much bigger yellow one. I guess the atmosphere they see is different to ours.

Now that is an exciting thought, Burial Grounds, that the earth had eroded from!   
Very interesting indeed.
That is something I need to talk to my Spiritual Guardians M(my two aunts) about.

This is not exactly on topic for giants, but it fits in with the post about the overhead burial ground of giants.

The last place I worked was a relatively new construction, built 9 or 10 years previous to my time there. Everyone swore the place was haunted, and sure enough you could hear "things" when you were there alone. As a manager, I was always the last one out of the building. I had to clear the place and make sure no one was left behind, finish up some paperwork and set the next day up before I left. And that was an every night thing, so I was there alone quite a bit.

You could hear footsteps and doors slamming when no one else was there. The noises were was real enough that the sounds would prompt me to go looking for stragglers or intruders every time it happened, but I never found anyone. The agents claimed it was "built on an old indian burial ground", which is often the standby explanation for weird happenings around here.

There was a problem with that theory, though.

The site was built over an old strip mine as part of a reclamation project to redeem the land after mining operations had stopped there. So to check out the theory, I dug into some older topographic maps of the site, and discovered that up until 20 or 30 years previous, the surface of the site had been 200 feet higher in the air. Strip mining and mountain-top removal mining had lowered the surface by 200 feet. So any "old Indian burial ground" would have been about 200 feet overhead at the time of the burials, not down on the site with Indian spooks walking around the site and slamming doors. A guy I worked with there grew up just a few hundred yards from the site and spent his youth hunting in the area, and he confirmed that the mountain had originally been "a lot taller" when he was hunting over it.

So are spooks - giant, Indian, or otherwise - trapped in a single three dimensional point, or are they as free to roam as the rest of us? I don't know. What I do know is that the first bald eagle I saw after returning back here was at that site, and coincidentally enough it was flying about 200 feet directly over the "smoke dock" area of that building. It was really a loading dock, but not much loading went on, so we used it to take smoke breaks, during one of which was when I saw the eagle flying. Hence the term "smoke dock".

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