S: The contribution of the dowsers. Hello all, I apologise I do not post to the group more, electrosensitivity prevents it, and I will shortly go offline indefinitely. I want to pass on information that I am convinced is of great pertinence to electrosensitivity and chronic fatigue syndrome. Please excuse skipped bits, I must limit time at computer. (You wouldn't know it, I got carried away) Important dowser Alf Riggs has done extensive studies on homes and sleeping locations of CFS patients. This work is a must read, and he has presented at Cambridge. Read his interviews, look up geopathic stress, it is not crap it is real. http://66.70.140.217/v/riggs2.html followed by http://www.alfredriggs.com/ http://66.70.140.217/v/riggs1.html http://66.70.140.217/y/riggs.html http://www.whale.to/a/earth_q.html and http://66.70.140.217/v/bachler.html Summary: checked several thousand CFS homes, beds are nearly always over underground streams, blinded to diagnosis and specific bed before going in. This guy is legit. Will display: these sites appear to be sites of unusually high background radiation in multiple parts of the spectra, and magnetic anomalies, as well as infrasound. The proof is his meter readings, which now need to be replicated at the academic level, and he has offered to do so, but academia is ignoring him now. When two streams cross under a bed, worst cases of CFS. He was brought to attention when universities asked for his opinion on electrosensitivity. Several historical CFS outbreaks have been located over underground streams and geomagnetic anomalies (Royal Free hospital, New Zealand, Tunguska). I think Sweden has a large magnetic anomaly in an iron ore mine in the middle. Two historical outbreaks (Alaska, Iceland) occurred in early 50s where I think there was cold war military activity (radar) and Adelaide in 1949 was two years prior to the reported first development of over the horizon radar (tenuous connection). Following replication, which should be a formality, this dowser appears to have provided the first direct proof that electromagnetic fields are the prime trigger of CFS. Note as a precaution however that his work does allow for other underground stream emissions (infrasound, offgassing) to be causal, although as further outlined this is less probable. People have been trying for some time to show this connection given the obvious similarities between health under mobile phone towers (several published reports) and CFS. My mind is getting cloudy! After reading his entire reports recently (I suggest this is required reading), and being convinced that I would be a textbook case, I found the best dowser I could and without telling him why brought him to the property where I had had the condition years ago. There was other relevant history at the property to require his services. He firstly read Alf Riggs docos. I bet my friends that he would find an underground stream within 3 metres of the bed. He didn't. He found 3. Right through the bedroom. He didn't know it was a bedroom, he traced them through the outside wall. Then in the adjacent back room, he found four. I asked him to please look in the room to find where they joined. He didn't know it was a bedroom, the door was shut. We moved the stuff and the bed. 2 Joined right next to and covering under the pillow. So what if dowsing is inaccurate? When the carport had been built outside, the two postholes had filled with water, and the two purported streams followed straight through the postholes (1 straight through, 1 slightly adjacent), and he didn't know this. One isolated case means absolutely nothing, but Alf Riggs has investigated thousands. SO WHAT IS GOING ON? There is dowser theory about earth energies, and then there is physics, and they appear to be directy linked. Dowsing is not talked about due to an association with 'witchcraft' and superstition, however scientists have had a good look at it, and it appears to be probably based on electromagnetic detection by the dowser. I have previously posted on magnetoreception in animals and humans, and its possible association with electrosensitivity. There is a good train of thought held also by academics that dowsers do their work probably primarily using magnetoreception, although further work is needed, and there are other mechanisms. See http://www-sop.inria.fr/agos- sophia/sis/dowsing/dowsdean.html for a rigorous scientific coverage, and jump to section 1.9 Published studies. Alf Riggs, armed with the kind of meters and equipment discussed on this list, has measured over streams and under adjacent pillows a comprehensive electromagnetic signature (please read his 1999 interview for detailed specifics): magnetic field gradients RF (around 100Mhz) fields Microwave (I forget, 1400Mhz) and some others sorry escape me, in lines along and across the water vein. Polish dowsing theory has advanced a long way and they take it very seriously, with physics. (Note I have posted on magnetoreception and nomads who may navigate with it, and Poland is full of migratory gypsies I think? I think it is the most active place in the world, official government polcy and many clubs and institutions. Maybe this is why they are so good at it.) They find: infrasound (known poison and danger) due to the turbulence of water rumbling through high positive ioninsation Plasma waves (Alfven waves, a complcated physics thing) above streams. As you can see, the area of an underground stream is a physics and electromagnetic hothouse, and would appear to be a clear natural toxic site, like mineshaft is with poison gases. WHY? Science has been ignoring this, but we need to discuss it now in a clear scientific framework. Doing a thorough analysis is complicated and advanced science. Essentially, it appears that when water (magnetic and electrically active) flows through soil, it forms what is called a MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC system, part of what is called plasma physics, where all sorts of wierd complicated things happen. You don't get one field. You don't get one magnetic disturbance, or one ionisation disturbance, or one source of RF, or one source of infrasound, or one source of microwaves. You get the whole bloody lot of them in a two foot wide (can be wider or narrower) strip under your pillow. This is why dowsers call it geopathic stress and earth energies. All of that stuff in a vein in the one place, and where the stream runs the walls of the house crack, or the pipes rust etc etc. Its like a vein in a body, carrying the stuff away, and it is rapped in an electromagnetic sheath, where the magnetic fields wrap around it and follow the stream, ignoring the earths normal magnetic field direction I believe. It appears to me that these emissions that Alf Riggs has described bear a strong resemblance to what physicists refer to as a TOKAMAK. A tokamak is a big expensive metal donut shaped unstable electrical raceway in the lab that carries this electromagnetic cocktail around and around. If a scientist laughs at dowsing, just tell them this, and then tell them to P*** off. This is advanced geophysics. Pardon my French but there have been some rather patronizing conversations, and there is a need to overcome a credibility gap. The following site contains some scientific references to this physics: http://www.matela.iig.pl/en_art_dowsing_in_pl.html This complicated science which one can ignore lends good theoretical weight to the work of the dowsers: `The pioneer of scientifical research of dowsing phenomena in Poland was Zenon Urbañski /theory of the geomagnetohydrodynamic energy over the water races/. Important investigations were made by : Prof. W. Rotkiewicz /main wavelenght of the global grid's radiations is 21 cm/, Prof. L. Radwanowski /investigation of the electromagnetic, accustic and Quasi-Alfven waves over water-courses/, R. and M. Szul /research of the electromagnetic radiations with the frequency 1420 MHz in the geopathic zones over the water veins/ [IS THIS THE RADIATION MEASURED BY ALF RIGGS AND MAYBE UNDER YOUR BED?]' What about when two streams join? I'm not sure of the exact theory, (technically referred to as a junction of plasma flux tubes, each tube being a water stream), but I have a a feeling that when two streams join, there is a dislocation in the magnetic field. I am not certain, but this would produce a large magnetic anomaly right under your pillow. It has been clearly shown that magnetic fields from fuse boxes and bodgy wiring have produced individual cases of CFS and electrosensitivity (see Don Maisches site, ACNEM journal). This could be the more common cause if it checks out. To point out how much damage this could do, we should quote Alf Riggs: "When lines of radiation from the global grid systems [INSERT not just water veins] cross on a bed in the area of the head, the above- mentioned symptoms excluding blindness are found to be standards almost without exception. Many times the occupants of such beds were found to be reduced to a point that made a difficult to hold down a job, or cope with the running of their home. Many had lost the support of partners, family and friends and were resigned to live out a miserable existance taking anti-depressents in an effort to contain the problem within manageable levels. Some individuals were reduced to a state both physically and mentally where they had little strength or motivation to move furniture around to gain a better site; in such cases I did the moving myself." If you wafted loosely around a room with a cheap little $50 meter, you probably would not spot these at all, although meters are getting better, and electrosensitives are more thorough than the local electrician. Alf Riggs mentions finding this large gradients (I am not sure if in association with junctions or not) and says how they make people really sick. He mentions narrowly defined say two foot long pencil lines say I seem to recall. Good luck finding one of them if you're not looking for it. A hotspot over a junction. I am only speculating here that what happens is that the magnetic membranes wrapped around the water veins have to knit together into a seam, and this seam may provide the local sickening disturbance. This is speculation. The suggestion is it is similar to the seam on a baseball or a cricket ball. Summarising so far, Alf Riggs believes that the localised geophysical electromagnetic disturbances of underground streams are associated with most cases of CFS/ ME, and that therefore they may be primary related triggers of electrosensitivity. He also finds cancers and multiple sclerosis and cot death under differing conditions. Note while his survey data is almost certainly correct, the conclusions could possibly be wrong. What if say carbon dioxide or sewerage gases built up in the underground stream, and then seaped out through the soil and built up under the floorboards and poisoned the person? What if microorganisms grew in the soil and infected the person? And infrasound is a known toxin, what about that? There is some data that EMFs, combination of magnetic disturbances and EMR, are a more likely suspect. from research (I think a Czech paper or central Europe) there is a paper saying that white blood cells (leukocytes I think) are the target for EMR. CFS patients in Britain are affected by Epstein Barr virus (EBV), which infects the white blood cells. Alf Riggs has speculated that RF switchs on the EBV. And we have good data that CFS (and probably by association though unproven electrosensitivity) are commonly infected with mycoplasma fermentans, which lives in the white blood cells. It seems that if you slept above an underground stream for years with the radiation banging away at your white blood cells, you could develop these opportunistic infections, which could make the CFS worse. From the point of view of electrosensitivity, Prof Olle Johansson has shown that the facial rashes (screen dermatitis) are caused by EMR affecting mast cells (immune system) in your skin. Additionally we now have data that EMR jellifies acetylcholine (see EMFACTS). Acetylcholine is the primary `drive' receptor of the brain, and is the target of pesticides. This would explain why electrosensitivity is similar to chemical sensitivity, and another mechanism that earth radiation could be implicated in CFS and electrosensitivity. What about Gulf War Syndrome. Vaccine records were immediately destroyed after the war, but the common opinion is that thore patients were literally dosed up to the eyeballs on vaccines- 10- 20 vaccine doses each in two days according to reports. Vaccines work on your white blood cells, and they probably contained heavy metals. Any further speculation here at this time is not possible. HOW DO DOWSERS DO IT? Many experiments have been done, and I don't know whether anything is conclusive, but a detailed report online http://www-sop.inria.fr/agos- sophia/sis/dowsing/dowsdean.html puts electromagnetic reception abilities in the ballpark as a prime candidate mechanism. From this page, Rocard, a French physicist (1964) reported that dowsers react to changes in the earth''s magnetic field caused by underground water, and claimed that electric currents of 50mA/m2 in water and magnetic field gradients of 1mG/m were detectable by dowsers. Computer monitors are capped at 2 milli Gauss emissions. Sensitive, and quite similar to the results quoted for magnetoreceptive animals. There are probably other mechanisms. from a Russian research page, http://www.canadiandowsers.org/Energies_Ark1.html , we have the following. `According to the preliminary data, the long stay of people in zones of negative sign of the Earth energetic field can cause sleep disorder and can somewhat increase people's hypnotism.' `The radiation of the Earth's energetic field in geopathic zones can have an indirect effect on the efficiency of a biolocation operators [dowser] performance as it can decrease their concentration.' The magnetoreception post indicated how altered background magnetic field and RF can scramble animals magnetoreception also. Possibly a CFS patient's magnetoreception could be under sustained attack above geopathic stress sites, leading to its collapse. Unproven. Essentially and conservatively at this stage we have to conclude that while we do not understand the mechanism of dowsing, the method has produced results, and can be directly correlated with mainstream physics research. It is a valid location tool. CONCLUSION So we have a senior dowser swearing that CFS is primarily due to 'geopathic stress', and we have clearly academic published similarities between health under mobile phone towers and CFS and electrosensitivity. Amalgam fillings? They could focus the EMR from the stream under your bed and increase the dose, and remember the welders in the north sea whose fillings fell out from the magnetic fields or the EMR from their tools (I don't think they could ever work out which). Given the thorough presentation of Alf Riggs work we need to immediately harass governments and univerisities to do thorough electromagnetic audits of the bedrooms of CFS patients where there have been streams located by a senior dowser, and according to him, these appear to be readily found. They need to get in there with a good gaussmeter and an ELF/ VLF meter, and a spectrum analyser, and quantify and prove its purported existence as a common environmental health threat. Then we can do the same for electrosensitivity. If these conclusions were reached thoroughly and with due diligence it would quash any avoidance of the EMR issue, and make available the resources that electrosensitives require. This task is easy and necessary. This would appear at this stage to be the most concrete common example of an EMF bioeffect (excluding magnetosensitivity in circumpolar dwellers who get sick from altered electromagnetics and several others), and should be a first priority for research, before opening another test tube. The allegation made by Alf Riggs with CFS is that you just have to move your bed to the left and you'll be right if you get onto it quickly enough. I wonder if anyone would be interested in that? Possibly this could be extended to electrosensitivity. Alf Riggs published his research in 1999. 6 years ago. If patients want to have their own abodes checked, they could consider locating a competent dowser. Alf Riggs' work is extremely extensive and specific. He discusses: underground water veins, the Hartman grid, the Curry grid among others. A dowser should be experienced and familiar with this as was Richard who very helpfully performed my survey, and he was family were from Poland which was a help in getting to the bottom of the physics. I apologise for the concentration on CFS in eSens electrosensitivity site, however it seems they are linked. EXTRA 1) TOWERS Radiation health effects from mobile phone towers. We have assumed that people get electrosensitivity and CFS symptoms from the microwaves travelling through the air, but what if that is only part of it. What if large ground currents get into the soil, and dramatically increase the emissions from these underground streams. And there is data from West US on illness from ground electric currents. One source said that lightning prefers to strike at the junctions of these underground streams, I don't know if that is so. A dowser told me that the phone companies prefer to position the towers at the junctions of some of the dowsing lines and streams, but I've never heard of that, while it sounds plausible. If true, it is obviously important, and some discrete checking should confirm or deny it. What if the effects were to flow under the ground as well as through the air. This can easily be checked. Audit as above properties under towers (50- 300m) and those further with an engineer/ physicist and a dowser, to quantify these changes. 10 houses could do. And now with all of these power and phone lines and signals and bad earthing, what if all of that were directed under your pillow? Only properly conducted research could determine this. It seams plausible that a combination of above and below ground radiation could be at play. We need comprehensive audits. Remember they said that there was no way that the naval sonar was deafening the whales, what an exaggeration, and now look at the dead whales and the studies and the realisations. These things happen, the price of progress, you can't have the science without the side effects. 2) MECHANISM OF CFS This will be the subject of the next post, and I believe this to be important. The previously described purported electromagnetic disturbances may be one possible description for the mechanism of CFS and sickness at computer monitors and mobiles and fluoros. The hypothesis concerns the disorienting effect of magnetic anomalies and EMR to produce symptoms of SOPITE SYNDROME, which is chronic seasickness or motion sickness. Next post. Astronauts in space get seasick like CFS with a number of effects having an altered background magnetic field. I will hypothesise that the altered EMFs from underground streams may scramble the individuals magnetoreception, which is described in my previous post, thus producing a permanent wacking case of atypical seasickness known as sopite syndrome. This is just one potential mechanism. Regardless, Sopite syndrome is very similar to CFS. Rowan Campbell |
Rowan, The CFS and ES connection is *very* clear... So your post is very relevant to the group. Thank you. My husband and I have two power line towers less than 20 feet away from our building and a visible stream (not underground) less than 8 feet from our bed (right outside our bedroom window in fact ). Goodness knows what is underground that we don't know about. So I am very interested in your post. I'm particularly interested because of some apparent inconsistencies in my current understanding of how ES works. The idea that higher EMF = greater ES symptoms doesn't seem to be holding true consistently for us -- at least as far as we can tell in terms of our shielding, grounding, and avoidance efforts. We have had distinct experiences recently where ES symptoms spike without apparent trigger, and intuition is telling us it is related to the earth we use as a ground -- something in the quality of the earth, whether that is moisture level or higher electrical charge picked up from weather changes. I am not sure what "bad earth" is vs. "good earth" but I really want to understand this better. I'd also like to get clearer the suggestion that we can test Rigg's theory by simply moving one's bed to the left... (How far left? Several feet? Into a different room?) Because my husband is certainly a good test case and we're perfectly willing to try that. Rowan, understand your need to stay offline so I don't expect a response, even though I am VERY interested and will check the links you recommended. Thank you for sharing as much as you have. Best wishes to you. Cara -- In [hidden email], "rowsteroz" <rowanc@w...> wrote: > When two streams cross under a bed, worst cases of CFS. ...electromagnetic fields are the prime trigger of CFS. ... obvious similarities between health under mobile phone towers and CFS. I bet my friends that he would find an underground stream within 3 metres of the bed. He didn't. He found 3. One isolated case means absolutely nothing, but Alf Riggs has investigated thousands. > > There is dowser theory about earth energies...probably based on electromagnetic detection by the dowser... Alf Riggs, armed with the kind of meters and equipment discussed on this list, has measured over streams and under adjacent pillows a comprehensive electromagnetic signature (please read his 1999 interview for detailed specifics).... As you can see, the area of an underground stream is a physics and electromagnetic hothouse, and would appear to be a clear natural toxic site, like mineshaft is with poison gases. Essentially, it appears that when water (magnetic and electrically active) flows through soil, it forms what is called a MAGNETOHYDRODYNAMIC system, part of what is called plasma physics, where all sorts of weird complicated things happen. You don't get one field. You don't get one magnetic disturbance, or one ionisation disturbance, or one source of RF, or one source of infrasound, or one source of microwaves. You get the whole bloody lot of them in a two foot wide (can be wider or narrower) strip under your pillow. > What about when two streams join? I'm not sure of the exact theory, (technically referred to as a junction of plasma flux tubes, each tube being a water stream), but I have a a feeling that when two streams join, there is a dislocation in the magnetic field. I am not certain, but this would produce a large magnetic anomaly right under your pillow. ...It seems that if you slept above an underground stream for years with the radiation banging away at your white blood cells, you could develop these opportunistic infections, which could make the CFS worse.... The allegation made by Alf Riggs with CFS is that you just have to move your bed to the left and you'll be right if you get onto it quickly enough. I wonder if anyone would be interested in that? We have assumed that people get electrosensitivity and CFS symptoms from the microwaves travelling through the air, but what if that is only part of it. What if large ground currents get into the soil, and dramatically increase the emissions from these underground streams. One source said that lightning prefers to strike at the junctions of these underground streams, I don't know if that is so. A dowser told me that the phone companies prefer to position the towers at the junctions of some of the dowsing lines and streams, but I've never heard of that, while it sounds plausible. And now with all of these power and phone lines and signals and bad earthing, what if all of that were directed under your pillow? |
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Great post! Thank you for all the information. I was especially
interested in the acetylcholine relationship. I have done a lot of research on pesticides, biotoxic warfare effects on our nerves. I had Joey Korn, www.dowsers.com a noted dowser come, and do my house and also teach me how to dowse. There is also information on how to deflect the energies using copper rods, tachyon products, etc http://www.slimspurling.com/English/articles/MichaelStodola-article -1.html or http://educate-yourself.org/cn/geobiology29mar04.shtml I was most interested in the comment below. On Feb 5, 2005, at 6:31 AM, rowsteroz wrote: > And we have > good data that CFS (and probably by association though > unproven electrosensitivity) are commonly infected with > mycoplasma fermentans, which lives in the white blood > cells. > Mycoplasma diseases--- see www.slimspurling.com and click on SPECIAL ALERT then MYCOPLASMA (or http://www.tetrahedron.org/ Len Horowitz has numerous books and videos on it.) Recently, I been having fungus problems around my hip, genital, and rear areas. I thought originally it was from me detoxing so many heavy metals that the bacteria went down there with it. In putting all of my symptoms together including the burning and spike sensation on the top of my head when I am around cell phones and radiation, mycoplasma my be an issue. I am looking into it further. Colloidal Silver supposedly kills mycoplasma. I don't have an advanced Zapper that has those frequencies. I'll research that also. I am doing my best to spiritually and physically raise my frequency with Mer Ka Ba meditations, visualizations and various tools and products to naturally kill the bacteria. This week I have Michael Stodola doing a long distance clearing for my property. He is working with his Earth Devas to connect with my Earth Devas to heal my property of the energy lines. He said that is much better than blocking the energy with tools. I also have ordered the Environmental Harmonizer developed by Slim (recommended by both Michael and Drunvalo http://www.spiritofmaat.com/maatshop/sp_hzers.htm) and am buying tachyon products for me bed to neutralize the microwave energy resonating with the coils. If that doesn't work, I'm going to sleep without coils. This and will all of the super vitamins...I ought to get some results. I'll let you guys know how it turns out. I think I am getting closer to a cure when I see more of the parts put together all at once. Andrew |
Thank you Andrew I was most interested in Michael Stodola article. It raises the issue, why would some sites be associated with CFS, some MS etc. Alf Riggs details different dowsing geopathic stress patterns associated with each disease. I Read the Mycoplasma/ Brucellosis link. Geopathic stress could crystallize Brucellosis and send it to brain. Unknown, not enough info. Alf Riggs site really is a good intro to specifics for homeowners. The dowsing rods mentioned could destabilise magnetohydrodynamic flow via a simple field or such. Again unknown and too hard to speculate. You mention candida. It is notoriously associated with es and related problems, and the only solution is to avoid triggers, such as mobile phones. cheers Rowan --- In [hidden email], Andrew McAfee <amcafeerr@n...> wrote: > Great post! Thank you for all the information. I was especially > interested in the acetylcholine relationship. I have done a lot of > research on pesticides, biotoxic warfare effects on our nerves. > I had Joey Korn, > www.dowsers.com > a noted dowser come, and do my house and also teach me how to dowse. > There is also information on how to deflect the energies using copper > ... |
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--- In [hidden email], "Cara" <cara_evangelista@h...> wrote: > > Rowan, > > The CFS and ES connection is *very* clear... So your post is very > relevant to the group. Thank you. > > My husband and I have two power line towers less than 20 feet > away from our building and a visible stream (not underground) > less than 8 feet from our bed (right outside our bedroom window > in fact ). Goodness knows what is underground that we don't > know about. So I am very interested in your post. > I'd have some concern about that initially. You may want a good dowser proficient with all of Alf Riggs measurements. We need to get the dowsers together with the radiation physicists, as Alf Riggs is demonstrating. I shall post the most relevant portion from his stuff. We have the measuring expertise here. Re the river, possibly your area could be a high stray voltage area. Re the towers, it depends if they are great big ones or not. Just thinking, there could potentially be an earth loop between your house, the towers and the river. Not sure how you'd measure that. Get the power company to install a power quality meter on your home if there is that facility. Tell them you have had lights blowing or something. Look if spikes come thru the wiring, or there is excess current on the earth line. The government should be doing this for you. When I was badly unwell, lights kept blowing everywhere, videos, equipment, so I called them in before I had heard any of this, and just saw the spikes popping up on the meter. The electrical co man said don't worry about it. The spikes were going too quickly to leave a trace with the ink on the paper. Some good engineer should know how to detect if you have an earth loop. I believe its tricky. See the new book by the guy from the Western States, buy online. http://www.silencingthefields.com/currents.html There could be something in there. > I'm particularly interested because of some apparent > inconsistencies in my current understanding of how ES works. > The idea that higher EMF = greater ES symptoms doesn't seem > to be holding true consistently for us -- at least as far as we can > tell in terms of our shielding, grounding, and avoidance efforts. > We have had distinct experiences recently where ES symptoms > spike without apparent trigger, and intuition is telling us it is > related to the earth we use as a ground -- something in the > quality of the earth, whether that is moisture level or higher > electrical charge picked up from weather changes. I am not sure > what "bad earth" is vs. "good earth" but I really want to > understand this better. > Yes I have read some of your shelding posts. I too have been doing it and will post my results in 5 weeks or so. My next post will explain. Now I need to eat. My sleep has inverted. I don't know the relevance of earthing, only experiment will tell. Professional defence shielding engineers are adamant that it is not required, and I am not sure that it is for RF, other than for safety reasons. However there are numerous special circumstances (leaky wiring, bad connections, ground loops) that make this more complex. The textbooks show sinking a long rod into the ground, copper or steel, and you have to watch out for rusting and earth wetness, so sometimes they wet area with a sprinkler and chemicals or something. I think there are better things to do. As you, I have built some shielded systems that have had some effect, but not enough. It was that that led to my current rash of productivity and these two posts. My next post that I mentioned regards the affect of monitors pixellation on the brain, and its potential role in electrosensitivity. Tonight. > I'd also like to get clearer the suggestion that we can test Rigg's > theory by simply moving one's bed to the left... (How far left? > Several feet? Into a different room?) Because my husband is > certainly a good test case and we're perfectly willing to try that. > Moving Bed: If you read all fifteen pages! of Alf Riggs work it explains how the dowsers locate the underground disturbances and then move the bed away from them (left was just speaking figuratively). Simple and its been on tv as well. Goes back centuries. We must await accurate follow up on whether the moving creates the desired results. It is suspected that if you move bed quickly enough you'll be right, but otherwise We need to be aware. If these allegations are correct: EMR is currently skyrocketing. It is beyond the scope of most governments to control it. You can go down the corner shop and get a 15 km transmitter, a 1 km cordless phone, and the probably dangerous Ethernet over power lines equipment, that the 15 year old teenager next door will want before you know it. If these water veins carry this stuff there could be an issue. There is a great requirement to dramatically upgrade the handling of this potential issue in official circles. Regards, Rowan |
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Hi Rowan, how small planet we live at!! must be the internet!! lol Michael Stodola just did some absent (aka non local distant) quantum healings for me in a research project about quantum touch just before christmas, I also asked him about doing a deva clearing for my previous appartment which had serious EMF which I guess was due to strong geopathic stress. He did not do the clearing since I rather moved to another appartment, ironically I fell in the same trap again, yes!! again... now it is EMF from a telecom tower which I thought was to far to cause EMF problems, I did not feel it at first since I guess I was saturated with EMF pollution from my previous appartment, sort of like having a slightly sweet tea after having really sweet chocolate lol The EMF from my previous appartment was so strong that it caused really ugly outbreaks in my lips, and it dried the lips really bad. Only after a while of being inside there. I used to sleep in the garden every night for a month to avoid that damaging energy. It took awhile to convince my parents that that energy was real, they live 12 hours away anyway but they support me I am a college student studying abroad. One day I rememeber that my lips were so dry that I could not even eat!!! it was so painful to try to bite a small cookie... really After one week of moving out of that hell, my lips got back to its supple and moist natural state even though in my new appartment there is also strong EMF but not as strong as the previous one. I guess Michael Stodola healings helped me coping with that strong EMF field. Flavio >> I was most interested in Michael Stodola article. > It raises the issue, why would some sites be associated with CFS, > some > MS etc. Alf Riggs details different dowsing geopathic stress |
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Dear Rowsteroz: Thank you for the detailed review of Alf Rigg's dowsing work. Do you have any specifics on the type of meters that he used for detecting elevated levels of RF and other frequencies above underground streams? I've tried the Trifield meter and a few pricier meters with no success above known underground stream locations where the standard pendulum and energy(muscle) testing gave strong responses. Thank you Ray |
--- In [hidden email], "Ray Kosan" <rkosan@e...> wrote: > Do you have any specifics on the type of meters that he used for detecting elevated levels of RF and other frequencies above underground streams? > I've tried the Trifield meter and a few pricier meters with no success above known underground stream locations where the standard pendulum and energy (muscle) testing gave strong responses. > Thank you > Ray I am looking into this now Ray, and will get back to you ASAP. Rowan C |
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Hi Ray, regarding the proper meters to check above dowsing sites, I am still looking into it, but I have made some progress. I called Roy Riggs, the son of Alf Riggs, who does the same work. They use hard to find equipment, however I believe it can be replicated. Shall tell soon when have exact equipment. See www.royriggs.co.uk for excellent graphs of these fields. To measure the magnetic field disturbances, you need a sensitive geomagnetometer. LessEMF have one. Earths mag field is about 500mG. You are not necessarily looking for great field levels, say 3 G, rather large changes or gradients in the magnetic field in the vicinity of the bed. Roy Riggs produces graphs with his machines. We really need a high class geomagnetomer, but a cheaper one may do. I think the dowser has to locate the exact stream line and then you have to look there. Without a dowser it is probably like looking for a needle in a haystack. Alf Riggs site lists the fields. There is an isolated line at 1400 MHz. I don't believe that this would show up on a standard RF meter, as most calculate an average value over the full spectrum. Really what is required I believe is a spectrum analyser. These are very expensive ($5000 USD for a cheap one), but LessEMF has a cheaper one RF Field Strength Analyzer for about $1900USD. It produces a frequency bar graph of the emissions. You will need to confirm that it has the resolution to spot a narrow spike. Also look around 100 MHz. The machine used by the Riggs' is particularly specialised. It emits a signal into the soil, and if that signal is interfered with by say 100MHZ coming back, it detects that 100 MHz and produces a graph. These are generally unavailable, however I feel that an EMC specialist engineer should certainly have a way of measuring this. I will certainly attempt rather demand the government here to investigate this and report back on progress. Good luck and success Rowan. --- In [hidden email], "Ray Kosan" <rkosan@e...> wrote: > > Dear Rowsteroz: > > Thank you for the detailed review of Alf Rigg's dowsing work. > Do you have any specifics on the type of meters that he used for detecting elevated levels of RF and other frequencies above underground streams? > I've tried the Trifield meter and a few pricier meters with no success above known underground stream locations where the standard pendulum and energy (muscle) testing gave strong responses. > Thank you > Ray |
Dear Rowsteroz: Thank you once again for following up. I believe I've been using the wrong type of gaussmeter. The ones that I've tried measure in the low milligauss range at two frequencies 60 Hz (ELF or extra low frequency) and very high frequencies (greater than 10,000 Hz or VHF). It is good for measuring magnetic field emissions from CRTs and comparing results with the Swedish limits for occupational exposure. A geomagnetometer may have an entirely different frequency response spectrum - maybe 0 Hz. So that's what I'll try next. The electric field results are even more intriguing with spikes in the 100 MHz+ range. The meters I've tried measured in the kHz range (tops 50 kHz) so that also explains their lack of any response to the electric field changes above the streams. Rowsteroz - you've given me more than enough to go on for quite a while. Again many thanks for your feedback. Ray ----- Original Message ----- From: rowsteroz To: [hidden email] Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 9:45 AM Subject: [eSens] Re: The contribution of the dowsers to electrosensitivity and CFS. Hi Ray, regarding the proper meters to check above dowsing sites, I am still looking into it, but I have made some progress. I called Roy Riggs, the son of Alf Riggs, who does the same work. They use hard to find equipment, however I believe it can be replicated. Shall tell soon when have exact equipment. See www.royriggs.co.uk for excellent graphs of these fields. To measure the magnetic field disturbances, you need a sensitive geomagnetometer. LessEMF have one. Earths mag field is about 500mG. You are not necessarily looking for great field levels, say 3 G, rather large changes or gradients in the magnetic field in the vicinity of the bed. Roy Riggs produces graphs with his machines. We really need a high class geomagnetomer, but a cheaper one may do. I think the dowser has to locate the exact stream line and then you have to look there. Without a dowser it is probably like looking for a needle in a haystack. Alf Riggs site lists the fields. There is an isolated line at 1400 MHz. I don't believe that this would show up on a standard RF meter, as most calculate an average value over the full spectrum. Really what is required I believe is a spectrum analyser. These are very expensive ($5000 USD for a cheap one), but LessEMF has a cheaper one RF Field Strength Analyzer for about $1900USD. It produces a frequency bar graph of the emissions. You will need to confirm that it has the resolution to spot a narrow spike. Also look around 100 MHz. The machine used by the Riggs' is particularly specialised. It emits a signal into the soil, and if that signal is interfered with by say 100MHZ coming back, it detects that 100 MHz and produces a graph. These are generally unavailable, however I feel that an EMC specialist engineer should certainly have a way of measuring this. I will certainly attempt rather demand the government here to investigate this and report back on progress. Good luck and success Rowan. --- In [hidden email], "Ray Kosan" <rkosan@e...> wrote: > > Dear Rowsteroz: > > Thank you for the detailed review of Alf Rigg's dowsing work. > Do you have any specifics on the type of meters that he used for detecting elevated levels of RF and other frequencies above underground streams? > I've tried the Trifield meter and a few pricier meters with no success above known underground stream locations where the standard pendulum and energy (muscle) testing gave strong responses. > Thank you > Ray Yahoo! Groups Sponsor ADVERTISEMENT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Links a.. To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/eSens/ b.. To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [hidden email] c.. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] |
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