Yes, I'm a big magnet :-) For instance, when I'm sitting on a bench in a park, every dog stops to get petted. I love it. But I'm also a magnet for "disturbed" people, which can be challenging!
I live on an energetically problematic property. Counting down the days when I can move.
Thank you for a really interesting post. It really attracted me to the cymatics aspect. The behind the scenes really pulled me in and taught me a lot. The other topics you discussed were really nicely aligned too.
I'm skeptical by nature so all the claims of your post are easy to doubt, but I believe they are reasonable and make sense. Dousing has been something I haven't believed in since watching TV as a kid, but I can see how based on magnetism, a true douser might be able to make detections of water. I saw a douser debunked by James Randi once, so I have to look into that further.
Not happy about my box spring now. :(
From a construction point of view, I've long been in favor of a light steel girder frame and stone blocks vs. stick framing, but have wondered about electro/magnetic concerns. I wonder if grounding the frame would solve it?
Also, with the threat of EMPs and particularly EMP weapons, I've wondered if a home can be shielded in some way like grounded solid cladding or a faraday cage. If effective, not sure what that would do to magnetic fields in the home during the 99.9999999999% of the time there's no EMP. If you have the answers, an article from you on that would be really interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5x_Hv1guSA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEx_ObGi2G0
Off topic but I read this article today. What do you make of it? https://open.substack.com/pub/francesleader/p/shocking-5g-beamforming?utm_source=direct&r=rwkhr&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&comments=true
So if I notice a change in my compass as I move it to different locations over my bed, is it safe to say that there's, "A disturbance in the force?"
Great information/history as always. I almost didn't notice the anomalies in that star wars poster lol.
Yes, I'm a big magnet :-) For instance, when I'm sitting on a bench in a park, every dog stops to get petted. I love it. But I'm also a magnet for "disturbed" people, which can be challenging!
I live on an energetically problematic property. Counting down the days when I can move.
I have always been a dog magnet too. As is my son. Love them.
Thank you for a really interesting post. It really attracted me to the cymatics aspect. The behind the scenes really pulled me in and taught me a lot. The other topics you discussed were really nicely aligned too.
I'm skeptical by nature so all the claims of your post are easy to doubt, but I believe they are reasonable and make sense. Dousing has been something I haven't believed in since watching TV as a kid, but I can see how based on magnetism, a true douser might be able to make detections of water. I saw a douser debunked by James Randi once, so I have to look into that further.
Not happy about my box spring now. :(
From a construction point of view, I've long been in favor of a light steel girder frame and stone blocks vs. stick framing, but have wondered about electro/magnetic concerns. I wonder if grounding the frame would solve it?
Also, with the threat of EMPs and particularly EMP weapons, I've wondered if a home can be shielded in some way like grounded solid cladding or a faraday cage. If effective, not sure what that would do to magnetic fields in the home during the 99.9999999999% of the time there's no EMP. If you have the answers, an article from you on that would be really interesting.
How can you shield yourself given the fact that your biofeld (aura) was hijacked?
http://psinergy.com/
https://rumble.com/user/Psinergy
https://rumble.com/user/Juxtaposition1
https://anamihalceamdphd.substack.com/
https://odysee.com/@psinergy:f?view=content
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Could you elaborate on that point? I'm just curious.
Me? Or http://coronistan.blogspot.com
Oh, it was just about Sabrina. Are her videos misleading? I've only seen a bit of her material which was quite interesting.