Wow! Very interesting stuff! I think the wand is very personal, like a walking stick, it has memories of its owner. So, cleansing the quartz wand would be a good idea.
This connecting of energy nodes seems like a short cut to a meditation stage which the person would be very calm, still and peaceful. Experienced meditators could move their chi and rebalance the flow of chi; some mudras, the formations of hands in various postures do reflect different intensity and flow of chi or energy.
My cousin used to meditate till her fever became broken and all the sickness just disappeared within an hour of meditation.
I would have to find the time to do some experiments. This could be very handy for my back and my gardener too. But I usually healed myself subconsciously; though some pain would be left to take its course. This was because I had to pay for my old karma with physical pain! I’d rather pay up my old debts.
I think you should at least wear the cotton shoes which old Chinese Tai Chi masters wore while practicing martial art so they could be grounded all the time.
There are parasites in the earth and you could pickup some of their eggs unintentionally. So, it’s important to protect the sole of your feet as largest pores are under your feet! The Red Indians wore soft leather shoes.
Best.
100% agree on the cleaning. I was a bit excited that day and rushed things somewhat, keen to get this post out.
Exactly. It feels like a tool to get us on 'the path' rather than something I intend to use for the rest of my life. A stepping stone to know myself better.
Awesome. This is 'the path' I speak of! Some of us just need more in the way of evidence at the beginning to get our minds fully open to what it is capable of. And I think this tool/device is perfect for that.
So interesting. Your words really resonate and I feel as if I also have a connection to pain in this life. There is not a day which goes by without it. Even walking with no shoes creates constant pain and this is the reason why, despite all my advice, I am the only person in my family who does it. I wonder if perhaps I also have a debt to pay?
Cotton shoes hey? Didn't know that was a thing. Will check it out. Though I am not sure how they will help me with my four hours of muddy time every day. They will fall apart in a week! Certainly they could be very enjoyable to wear around the house, particularly in the winter. Slippers just make my feat sweat profusely.
Never heard that one before. Guess I'm just lucky that I've not been affected by it after a decade of barefoot living. Not sure about wearing animal skin on my feet. Depends how the animal lived I suppose. Which in the case of the Red Indians would have been very well. These days it is much harder to find the skin of a genuinely happy cow! But not impossible...
Thank you for your great input as always 🙏
About healing your feet, spraying CDS at 3000 ppm would help a lot. You could use MMS too but you’ll have to find out the proper dilution from their sources.
Thanks for the reminder with this! Really must order some...
Alternatively, what I found also helps if it is fungus: tincture of iodine, or Lugol's iodine. Kills it effectively.
Hello there! Just checking in with you to make sure everything is okay.
It has been a crazy few weeks here with birthdays and family around, but things are calming down now and I look forward to picking apples and making cider this week. Our cannabis plants are ready too which is great news. Will be making tinctures and oils from it this year. Best medicine ever :)
Nice profile banner by the way. I have a bunch of very similar photos which in my mind prove they are spraying chemicals above us. And we are the crop. The older people will confirm for us that clouds didn't do this 50 years ago.
Hey, thank you for checking in! I really appreciate it. There were quite a few up and downs lately. I am trying (and have so for years) to change my life to ways that suit me better, but things seem to be stuck, or moving extremely slowly. Or maybe not. I don't know. But I'm sure you know the frustration about these kind of things!
Just this evening I found out that inside my apartment (which sits right above the boiler room of the small residential area, six houses with maybe twenty or so apartments) the needle of my newly bought compass deviates by up to sixty degrees!!! I am shocked. And a little bit scared, since I feel stuck here. But this is one explanation for my constant lack of energy. (Likely just one of several.)
I am actually quite proud of the banner, so thank you for noticing! These are pictures I took some years ago. I know that they are spraying a ton of crap. But in this specific case I am not sure if that is the cause. Apparently this is a rare weather phenomenon (which I didn't know at the time, and I forgot the name of it), so I was lucky to catch the right moment. But maybe you are right? I will do some research and see what comes up. If it is indeed an artificial cause, the banner won't stay long, obviously.
My zucchini plants have been flowering like crazy, unfortunatly only male flowers, so no fruits this year. The tomato plants grew very nicely, but since I started the seeds late, and the shadows on my patio are growing larger every day, they didn't manage to make fruit. Also, one tomatillo plant grew together with the tomatos. Seems like I mixed up the tomato and tomatillo seeds, because I planned for three tomatillos, and only one sprouted. This one though did flower just last week, but since it needs a second one for pollination - no fruits here, neither. Darn!!
Oh well, it was the start of an experiment, and in some ways it went well. The zucchini did not flower on its own, so I started to mentally cheer it up. Believe it or not, the very next day each of the two plants suddenly had at least ten flower buds, and since then the flower production didn't stop. So now I know that zucchini respond well to my mental imaging, but probably need some refining next year in order to get some female flowers, lol!
But for this season, outside gardening is coming to a conclusion soon. I am debating if I should overwinter the tomato plants in the fridge, or just grow from seeds the next year. Being rather lazy, and knowing how fast things grow with electroculture, I opt for a new beginning. :-) We will see if that comes to fruition with other things, too.