On Nov 6, 2015, at 11:18 AM, charles [via ES] wrote:
It is claimed that 5% of population may have the Borna Disease Virus.
That is a good explanation why so many electrosensitives are so depressed, have bad ideas, and sometimes suicid thoughts.
interesting.
thanks, charles.
another thing i'd like to say is that
every emotion has a frequency.
this is a tool that can be used to
control people. music can carry
these frequencies... and does.
i do not watch 'suspense' and
'scary' movies because the music
is obviously designed to strike fear
into the audience. AND many are
addicted to adrenalin.
it is important for people to know
that often the feelings they are
feeling can be a result of the tv
and movies and music... perhaps
at times broadcast by cell towers,
etc. some of this may be
inadvertent; other may be intentional.
there are patents on gadgets that
transmit BIG sounds and BIG
vibrations, intended for crowd
control. it is said they use certain
frequencies to make the 'enemy' in
war zones placid or to run away.
at any rate, it is good to question
everything. 1) "Is this REALLY MY
feeling or is it a feeling I am picking
up from my surroundings?" EMS
people will be sensitive to even the
emotions of people walking by. and
2) "Do I really need to act on it?
Or can i just observe it, breathe into
it, and let it go, knowing that my
true state is one of peace and joy?"
police in the US are required to
wear helmets that receive and
transmit... i do wonder at times if
that might not be what is making
them behave so insensitively. they
are 1) being exposed to a huge
dose of EMF and 2) perhaps even
having fearful, angry, excited, violent
feelings pumped into their heads
through the helmets. ??? as an
EMS person, i quite imagine that just
the helmet with electronics, alone,
would be very 'challenging' to wear.
thoughts to ponder.
thanks again.
love, patricia
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