relief from moving around

Someone wrote:
> But I also start thinking that a change of a surrounding can, under some
> other circumstances, bring some relief, be it either on daily base (not staying
> at a place for longer), or on a long term base (changing place of living)...
> Namely, when I have to go to several places during a day, I feel better than
> if I had to stay at any of those places for longer. Similarly applies to
> sleeping: when I change place I feel better than after more nights spent.
>
Shivani replies:
There could be a few factors involved.
One could be a difference in geopathic energy in the different places.
Although research done before electrification showed 93% or more
correspondence between people sleeping above geopathic areas and getting cancer, it was
found that Gypsies were not subject to cancer as the rest of the population
was. The theory put forward was that because they did not stay in the same
place for more than a few days at a time that no part of their body was
chronically affected.
Another thing that happens when you are literally "on the move" is that
both your feet are not on the floor at the same time much. This results in
less current entering your body from where you are walking than would if you
were standing there.
Regards,
Shivani


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Shivani, it's not "someone" who wrote that, it's me, Drasko! :-)
Although I planned not to correspond with you anymore, due to your insisting
on some misconceptions, I need to say that this regarding Gypsies not
getting cancer sounds good! I like such statements very much, I even collect
them, just it would have been nice if there was some evidence on it! I am
not challenging you, really, I am ready to believe, so I am going to check
myself... Also it is interesting whether that applies to Gypsies now...
By the way, one such statement is that schizophrenics don't easily get
cancer (just I myself don't have evidence for it, either). They keep
"moving" too! :-) I am not joking, for me it is very important clue, just I
still don't know how to use it!

Drasko
> Someone wrote:
> > But I also start thinking that a change of a surrounding can, under some
> > other circumstances, bring some relief, be it either on daily base (not
staying
> > at a place for longer), or on a long term base (changing place of
living)...
> > Namely, when I have to go to several places during a day, I feel better
than
> > if I had to stay at any of those places for longer. Similarly applies to
> > sleeping: when I change place I feel better than after more nights
spent.
> >
> Shivani replies:
> There could be a few factors involved.
> One could be a difference in geopathic energy in the different
places.
> Although research done before electrification showed 93% or more
> correspondence between people sleeping above geopathic areas and getting
cancer, it was
> found that Gypsies were not subject to cancer as the rest of the
population
> was. The theory put forward was that because they did not stay in the
same
> place for more than a few days at a time that no part of their body was
> chronically affected.
> Another thing that happens when you are literally "on the move" is
that
> both your feet are not on the floor at the same time much. This results
in
> less current entering your body from where you are walking than would if
you