scalar questions...

Ray wrote:
> I remember reading an old Russian study from the 60's that indicated that
> wearing leather clothing reduced the negative effects of scalar wave energy
> (from underground streams) on the wearer. Has anyone on the list had any
> experience with wearing leather on their EMF induced symptoms? Or silk?
>

Is there a good Web "primer" on scalar energy? I have not got a good
understanding of it so far.
I had not heard that the problem with underground streams is scalar.
Where can I read more about this? I am very sensitive to geopathic energies
and have so far found nothing that helps with this except avoidance.
I know a woman who believes she is under electronic attack for her
political activism who says that wearing leather helps protect her. She also says
that wearing CDs helps. (I picture her in a long leather coat with CDs
dangling all over... LOL) I would not see how leather could be useful there.
Silk is worn by yogic masters to keep their Shakti from grounding out.
(They also do not go barefoot for the same reason. Yogic meditators sit on
wool for the same reason.) So it would seem that silk is insulating for some
energies.

Regards,
Shivani


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> I am very sensitive to geopathic energies
> and have so far found nothing that helps with this except avoidance.

A lot of the "EMF gizmos" sold on the market seem to work on
scalar energies. These are the ones dismissed by electronics
engineers because they don't appear to do anything. However,
to someone who is ES, they quite obviously do something.
Have you tried any of these? If so, which ones?

> I know a woman who believes she is under electronic attack for her
> political activism who says that wearing leather helps protect her.

I exchanged email with someone who also thought she was under
electronic attack, and she was quite happy with the Slimline
Polarizer that she bought to carry around with her for protection.

Marc

Thanks for the info on silk and wool.
Re scalar energies:
What little I know about this type of energy I picked up from some of the
"free energy" literature and find it difficult to understand how some of
these devices can capture and channel this energy and have it do useful
work. Nothing to do with healing.
Dr Yao, the developer of "pulsors" for energy balancing (of humans)
apparently has some insights into how these waves work and their effects on
humans as he devotes a fair sized Appendix in his book "Pulsors" to scalar
wave technology. His co-author, a Colonel Bearden actually wrote the
appendix and there are references to military applications of scalar waves.
One of the reasons the Russians may have stopped publishing info on these
waves may be because of their military potential.

Ray
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>
>
> Ray wrote:
> > I remember reading an old Russian study from the 60's that indicated
that
> > wearing leather clothing reduced the negative effects of scalar wave
energy
> > (from underground streams) on the wearer. Has anyone on the list had any
> > experience with wearing leather on their EMF induced symptoms? Or silk?
> >
>
> Is there a good Web "primer" on scalar energy? I have not got a
good
> understanding of it so far.
> I had not heard that the problem with underground streams is scalar.
> Where can I read more about this? I am very sensitive to geopathic
energies
> and have so far found nothing that helps with this except avoidance.
> I know a woman who believes she is under electronic attack for her
> political activism who says that wearing leather helps protect her. She
also says
> that wearing CDs helps. (I picture her in a long leather coat with CDs
> dangling all over... LOL) I would not see how leather could be useful
there.
> Silk is worn by yogic masters to keep their Shakti from grounding
out.
> (They also do not go barefoot for the same reason. Yogic meditators sit
on
> wool for the same reason.) So it would seem that silk is insulating for
some