TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE

28TH SEPTEMBER 2015

as viewed from Tavistock Devon UK

Time		Hall	Dining Room	Sun (1/2)	Moon	Amethyst	Quartz
0.45		150	117	86	132	16	8
1.00		150	117	86	132	16	8
1.15		145	112	86	132	16	8
1.30		138	106	90	123	19	11
1.45		132	100	96	114	24	15
2.00		122	89	105	99	29	24
2.15		112	78	113	90	32	28
2.30		89	66	118	72	36	33
2.45		68	50	122	62	39	36
3.00		51	28	122	51	43	38
3.15		49	26	120	51	44	39
3.30		71	32	111	59	44	39
3.45		81	42	107	67	44	39

NOTES TO THE ABOVE TABLE

Start of eclipse (first contatct)							1.10 am
Totality of eclipse (moon covered by the shadow of the earth)							3.11 to 4.24 am
Key
Hall	Width of earth energy line (70% female) in Hall
Dining Room	Width of earth energy line (70% male) in Dining Room
Sun (1/2)	Width of solar energy grid line in front bedroom (only half of the width dowsable from indoors)
Moon	Width of lunar energy grid line in Sitting Room
Amethyst	Depth of aura of piece of amethyst crystal located away from energy and grid lines
Quartz	Depth of aura of piece of quartz crystal located away from energy and grid lines
Notes
All times in BST
All measurements in cms
Summary
Both earth energy lines contracted substantially, accelerating towards totality.
However, neither approached zero, as would have been the case during a total solar eclipse.
The section of lunar grid line also contracted substantially in width.
The section of solar grid line expanded in width.
The auras of both crystals expanded a modest amount, but less dramatically than at some other eclipses.
The persistence of the charging effect on the crystals was again evident.
The eclipse was visible until about 3.25 – about 15 mins into totality.
Cloud cover then obscured any further visual observation.
The sequences stop at 3.45 as the observer went to bed at that point!