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charles
Download the FreeShield at:
http://freeshield.com/images/1024x1024-FreeShield.jpg

Print it on a A4 paper. Do not cover it with a plastic.
It creates a shielding field.

Print 5 A4 papers. Staple them together, so each over each other, as a 5 layer A4.

This A4 layer creates a field of ca. 5 meters, and reflects longitudinal waves.

 
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Tryingtoheal
Charles,

Does it matter which wall facing which direction you put these on? I mean can you
have them reflecting a wrong angle that would cause problems?


Kathy

On Wed, Feb 11, 2015 at 6:57 AM, charles [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:
Download the FreeShield at:
http://freeshield.com/images/1024x1024-FreeShield.jpg

Print it on a A4 paper. Do not cover it with a plastic.
It creates a shielding field.

Print 5 A4 papers. Staple them together, so each over each other, as a 5 layer A4.

This A4 layer creates a field of ca. 5 meters, and reflects longitudinal waves.

 


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charles
no.
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Ellen
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Charles,

First, does the FreeShield have to be printed out in colors exactly true to the template for it to work? Also, does it only block the longitudinal waves behind the specific borders of the pages, or does its effect spread beyond the borders of the paper?  In other words, to protect a larger area, would one have to put up many of the pages right next to each other or can some space be left between them?
 
Ellen  
(PS - thank you for all the sharing of your knowledge over the time I have subscribed to this listserv)
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charles
Ellen,

if you look further on the website of Freeshield, ypou can see, aline of their shields.
They have to be printed, and folded together, so you see only one shield.

The same goes for the large one.
The trick is here to place one print over the other, and that for instance 5 times.
The working of the image is thus stronger.

So not next to each other, but on top of each other.
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charles
No.

The point is to use the largest possible format, that is 1024x1024 pixels.
Print them in color on an A4 or US *letter*.

Place 5 prints on top of each other.
Then you have a shielded area of ca. 5 meter.
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karen
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Does anyone have a back up of this; the links are dead and I cannot find the images anywhere.

Anyone? thank you dearly if you can help.
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karen
I found the desktop image on my older comp if anyone wants it...
https://imgur.com/a/RmlKT0F

Please let me know if you want me to email it instead, the file is too big to post directly here thank you