I love the flag inovation shivani - puk
In a message dated 09/07/2011 03:33:13 GMT Daylight Time,
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Shielding advice IS avoidance advice!
You could get the best-grade Swiss Shield fabric (They have 3 grades.) and
create a shielded area in the back seat of a car, then have someone drive
you. At night when you stop over you could set up a Swiss Shield canopy
over a take-apart frame you make for yourself to take along.
Radio-broadcasting meters are not the only thing you'll encounter while
travelling. All the bigger motels/hotels now have WiFi. And all major roads
are dotted with microwave towers.
On our own travels, we look for small motels run by Pakistani/indian folks
that don't have WiFi. Otherwise I am not able to fall asleep for hours,
then sleep fitfully. Some bed & breakfast places don't have WiFi. Good to
Google and call ahead, to find out. You can tell the desk clerk who answers
the phone at one the larger motels why you need a place that does not have
WiFi and ask them for the name of any small place in their area that may not
have it, then call them to see.
I also got some radiowave shielding fabric from LessEMF.com that I have
fastened over a stick, like a flag. I hold the stick so the fabric hangs down
beteeen me and each tower as we drive along. (When there are two towers
close, I shield myself from the nastiest looking one.) My Electrosmog
Detector indicates that this works very well. And my body agrees. Before I thought
of that, i was not able to sleep after a day of driving along exposed to
radiation from one tower after the other.
The exposure during the short amount of time during the day that I spend
at rest stops, or even a restaurant, doesn't interfere with my sleep.
Shivani Arjuna
www.LifeEnergies.com
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