Treasure lights

HiiiQ · May 5, 2005

Often during earthquakes & on certain dates "treasure lights" apear over buryed treasure. My theory is that it is ball lightning (gooogle it for more info). Anyway tonight is the suposed date for gold. Treasure lights apear over silver sometime in the fall & are orange in color. For gold it's blue.

jwfmbf · May 5, 2005

Ahem,

How much vodka will I be required to drink in able to see them?

::)

ditto · May 6, 2005

Are you refering to willow-wisps or marsh gas? I have heard of those in connection to buried treasure.

Cofresipirate · May 7, 2005

I heard stories back home in Puerto Rico of "treasure lights" long time ago over buryed treasures in the area where the old spanish conquistadores had there camps in the north coast of the island.

ericwt · May 8, 2005

The Mexicans would call them Patrons of the treasure. The Spanish would kill someone and bury the body with the treasure. It was hoped that they would protect the treasure.

Do I believe it? Maybe...

Would I let that stop me from digging in an area that I think might hold treasure...NO WAY.

Ericwt

goldfinder · May 8, 2005

The energy over buried and native (natural) and in the ground for a long period is well known. Louis Matacia published a nice book on the subject. It might be possible that the Minero detector ( an ion detector ) might detect these emenations. I am running tests on a detector I built for this purpose.

HiiiQ · May 10, 2005

goldfinder said:
The energy over buried and native (natural) and in the ground for a long period is well known.? Louis Matacia published a nice book on the subject. It might be possible that the Minero detector ( an ion detector ) might detect these emenations. I am running tests on a detector I built for this purpose.

Is you're detector something like this? http://www.trifield.com/SurfaceDCVoltmeter.htm

treaser hunta · May 22, 2005

I once read an article wrote by Daryl Friesen about a city of the Maya. In the story he talks about him meeting a man in an airport that was going to Guatemala city. The man went on a trip in the jungle on his previous trip. On his way back he found a settlement in the bush. He stayed there that night. He Begin to talk to a man and he said that what he was looking for was in his hut. He went there and found a wood box full of Mayan artifacts. It normal stuff. That when he was sleeping in his hammock he was waken up by a glowing in the box. When he went to go open the box he found a tablate that was glowing. The next morning he bought the tablate from the man and left. The tablate was supposed to be a map or something. Maybe treasure lights are rocks that glow like the tablate.

Treasure hunta

Floater · May 22, 2005

Well HIIIQ you have started another thread here that may or may not hold up. I was amazed at the Drowsing thread LRL et al . .. Is this date specific once a year or does this date or occurrence happen more than once a year. I have heard of Ball lightning and have seen sand glass that has been formed from lightning strikes but have not heard of this type of occurrence. I have heard of the methane in the swamps glowing and other types of phenomenon . Sounds interesting. Where did you get this info from. do you have some link you could post to show me so i might entertain this I idea more. Thanks. HH

HiiiQ · May 23, 2005

http://www.losttreasure.com/newsletter/6-17-2003/tale.html
Just because "science" can't explain it doesn't mean it's not happening. Far too many people have witnessed this phenomenon. Many have recovered treasure. The light is far too bright to be assotiated with any ordinary fire or gas glow.

Floater · May 24, 2005

Well the link for that site explains ESP but I dont see the connection between a physical occurence and that. If the light were to happen during a certain time , then this is what I would want explained. Are you stating that this occurence or event is something you have an ESP event of or a preminition.I thought you said this occurs during certain times. Do we have an example yet. Please keep me posted . HH

HiiiQ · May 24, 2005

for gold it's the night before the day of st.George ,may 6 .
I assume it has something to do with the angle between the sunset and the moonrise. Somehow the buried precious metals are energised & give off a ball lightning. My grandparents witnessed it for many years next to a tree a fewhundred meters from their bedroom window untill a treasure hunter with a metal detector dug up "something".

omnicognic · May 24, 2005

Earthquake lights are a well documented phenomenon, but the cause is as yet undetermined. I personally don't believe that it has anything to do with treasure. Here is a link about earthquake lights:
http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/encyclopedia/E/Ea/Earthquake_lights.htm
HH omnicognic 8)

HiiiQ · May 25, 2005

It was probably gold. Was it in the spring?
A few years ago i asked "lost treasure" for info on treasure lights. They sent me a copy of a letter from a guy in Texas who did find gold folowing a treasure light. I've lost it but maybe somebody can get it from them & post it here?

Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp · Jul 25, 2005

HOLA: See my posts in "techniques" about these lights. Yes they do exist, and many treasures have been recovered by them.

Jose de La Mancha (I tilt windmills)

lets_go · Jul 25, 2005

How about a green mist or cloud. Does this have anything to do with treasure? This isn't a joke.

Real de Tayopa Tropical Tramp · Jul 25, 2005

How about a green mist or cloud.? Does this have anything to do with treasure?? This isn't a joke.
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A) I have heard this is associated with buried metal , seen in the daytime.

In Mexico they associate

gold = yellow
Silver = blue
Copper = red
Iron = white (White is also foundi with ant nests, bones, and many mineral veins.

I have found lots of metal and the above trying to prove that fires are just superstition,. I was forced to admit defeat, but never found any gold. sniff.

JOSE de La Mancha ( I tilt windmills)