Insights and Experiences from Traveling the Earth Energies Grid

Joan Cerio welcomes anthropologist Dr. Bethe Hagens who
discusses her experience and work with Earth energy grids and how
the grid lines map the current situation at the border between the
U.S. and Mexico. She also speaks about how her anthropology
has evolved into a geometric harmony of mythologies and sacred
teachings based on the Ojibwe concept of all my
relations, philosophy, design, histories, climate science,
music, migration, and experiences with plants and animals who have
guided her life. Bethe Hagens, PhD is a lifelong explorer and
craftsperson. Her work since 1972 as a university-level
anthropologist has taken her to six continents. She has a broad
base of professional music experience in violin, mandolin, and a
variety of indigenous sound-making instruments. It was through the
generosity of Christopher Bird that her Earth grid work expanded.
Industrial designer, Bill Becker, opened her eyes to geometric
visualization and mysticism. Her research also
includes bullroarers and plasma energy. Bethe Hagens holds a
PhD in Anthropology from the University of Chicago and is currently
on the Public Policy and Administration faculty at Walden
University Her website is http://bethe.missionignition.net
bethe.hagens@mail.waldenu.edu