mahalall
26th September 2012, 00:43
Positively charging ones house through managing the negative effects of geopathic stress seems a good place to start for a healthier winter and beyond (smile those on the south side).
How do I know if I'm Geopathic stressed?
If you cannot shake off an illness, depression or feel below par, ask yourself:
1 Did my health problem begin shortly after moving into this home or place of work?
2 Do I feel better when I am away from the home or place of work?
3 Do any of my family feel uneasy about the ‘atmosphere’ at home?
4 Did the previous occupant’s suffer from any serious or long term illness?
5 Does the illness seem to be worse during autumn or spring or wet stormy weather? (when underground water may be flowing at higher velocity)
6 Were there any nearby disturbances, which may have caused underground water veins to flow into different channels under my house prior to my illness? (landslides, building and road work, working quarries and working mines etc)
7 Does my home or any part of it feel unnaturally cold or damp?
Geopathic Stress is the Earths vibrations which rise up through the Earth and are distorted by weak electromagnetic fields created by subterranean running water, certain mineral concentrations, fault lines and underground cavities. The vibration distorted becomes abnormally high and harmful to living organisms.
Geopathic Stress has become many times stronger over the years. We believe this is due to 'solar weather' caused by the sun penetrating the weaker ozone layer more easily. No doubt the stronger GS is one of the main reasons for the steady increase in serious illness (cancer cases have doubled over the last 20 years) (1).
Detecting and Managing the stress-a suggestion
GjSMQvHY3d0
One might have to call in an expect if the rods go of the scale.
On assessment i suspect a sha stream with radon running through my living space.
Sha streams can be defined as underground water veins that give off noxious radiations which can be harmful to life above them. They can be seen as earth meridians (Mai) whose flow has become stagnant or polluted, giving rise to Sha Qi. This Sha Qi includes radon gas as well as subtler elements) Harmful radiation rises in a vertical plane from the underground stream to the earth’s surface and above. The stream may be anything from 1ft - 3000ft deep and from 1ft - 300ft wide (the widest corresponding to a major ley line). The two edge lines and the centre line dowse as the strongest, sharpest Qi and are potentially the most dangerous places on the stream for habitual exposure. The edge lines are found to be more associated with physical diseases such as tumours, while the centre lines have more of an association with mental and psycho-spiritual disturbances (2)
The alpha charge from Radon is causing perceptions of dragons/serpents and episodes of Bad neighbour syndrome can frequently be traced to a Sha stream flowing from aggressor to victim (2) occurring in all directions.
(1)http://www.rolfgordon.co.uk/
(2) http://www.geomancygroup.org/geopathic%20stress/richard_gs_02.htm
How do I know if I'm Geopathic stressed?
If you cannot shake off an illness, depression or feel below par, ask yourself:
1 Did my health problem begin shortly after moving into this home or place of work?
2 Do I feel better when I am away from the home or place of work?
3 Do any of my family feel uneasy about the ‘atmosphere’ at home?
4 Did the previous occupant’s suffer from any serious or long term illness?
5 Does the illness seem to be worse during autumn or spring or wet stormy weather? (when underground water may be flowing at higher velocity)
6 Were there any nearby disturbances, which may have caused underground water veins to flow into different channels under my house prior to my illness? (landslides, building and road work, working quarries and working mines etc)
7 Does my home or any part of it feel unnaturally cold or damp?
Geopathic Stress is the Earths vibrations which rise up through the Earth and are distorted by weak electromagnetic fields created by subterranean running water, certain mineral concentrations, fault lines and underground cavities. The vibration distorted becomes abnormally high and harmful to living organisms.
Geopathic Stress has become many times stronger over the years. We believe this is due to 'solar weather' caused by the sun penetrating the weaker ozone layer more easily. No doubt the stronger GS is one of the main reasons for the steady increase in serious illness (cancer cases have doubled over the last 20 years) (1).
Detecting and Managing the stress-a suggestion
GjSMQvHY3d0
One might have to call in an expect if the rods go of the scale.
On assessment i suspect a sha stream with radon running through my living space.
Sha streams can be defined as underground water veins that give off noxious radiations which can be harmful to life above them. They can be seen as earth meridians (Mai) whose flow has become stagnant or polluted, giving rise to Sha Qi. This Sha Qi includes radon gas as well as subtler elements) Harmful radiation rises in a vertical plane from the underground stream to the earth’s surface and above. The stream may be anything from 1ft - 3000ft deep and from 1ft - 300ft wide (the widest corresponding to a major ley line). The two edge lines and the centre line dowse as the strongest, sharpest Qi and are potentially the most dangerous places on the stream for habitual exposure. The edge lines are found to be more associated with physical diseases such as tumours, while the centre lines have more of an association with mental and psycho-spiritual disturbances (2)
The alpha charge from Radon is causing perceptions of dragons/serpents and episodes of Bad neighbour syndrome can frequently be traced to a Sha stream flowing from aggressor to victim (2) occurring in all directions.
(1)http://www.rolfgordon.co.uk/
(2) http://www.geomancygroup.org/geopathic%20stress/richard_gs_02.htm