Re: EMFs in the bedroom

Gina, yes, an important subject.

I'm one of those canary-type people.
(canary in the coal mine)I have no electric/electronic stuff in my bedroom, -did use a wireless laptop for a brief while in there and felt terrible; sleep was bad; felt hungover- although the sockets are still there, and it's said you need to block these; nevertheless I feel, and 'hear', some nasty stuff energetically/sonically that there is no way to physically stop coming in. I live in a city, and silence per se (and that old pre-emf feeling of camping out/sleeping)is a non-entity.


I've read studies in the past about geopathic stress as well...this can get tangled in with EMFs...there was this one village in europe somewhere where they mapped the stress lines as they appeared (dowsed, and then confirmed) across people's bedrooms--sometimes there was a star shape across the bed of stress lines; and they were able to pinpoint/correlate tumours, etc, showing up precisely
where the lines crossed. Everyone was sick.

The upshot was to have people relocate their beds. It's not quite so bad to have the stress lines cross in parts of the home you do not spend much time in--Eight hours out of every 24 is the 'kicker', so to say.

Some noticed immediate reversals of long-term problems, even spontaneous 'cures'.


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