>From: "Benson, Sarah (Sen L. Allison)" <[hidden email]>
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>Subject: RE: [eSens] Re: incense and red candles... EMF dissipation??
>Date: Wed, 9 Feb 2005 17:43:00 +1100
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>This list seems to consist of two types of (ES) person:
>scientific/engineering types, and New Age 'alternatively' types. I'm
>probably more in the latter category, although I have great respect for
>scientific thought and method, and try to make sure that what I say
>stands up to scrutiny.
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>With regard to 'red candles and incense': ES symptoms are caused by a
>physical, biological effect within the body caused by the powerful
>forces of radiant electricity and magnetism. We know a bit about why
>this happens, although not everything. We know that the nervous system
>has nerve pathways that conduct electricity, that consequently various
>cell functions are altered, causing changes to cell structures, function
>and efficacy. Knowing all this helps us figure out ways of healing and
>strengthening ourselves with supplements and specially designed devices
>etc.
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>However, what has been said re 'harmonising' effects of incense are not
>explained in grounded (scientific) terms. I am one of those who am
>allergic to incense (but not pure Frankincense, which is helpful) - and
>I also find candles difficult to tolerate, no doubt because of the toxic
>smoke (although I love them). Also, EM energy cannot be 'dissipated' by
>candles and incense, otherwise you would not be able to use your
>electrical appliances while they were being burned. This leaves the
>effects they are having on the person. (body/etheric/soul/mind).
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>A couple of things I have observed here. One, that feelings and
>thoughts can be soothed by whatever the individual finds nurturing, and
>which perhaps then engenders greater tolerance of the negative effects
>of EMR (body/mind connection), and two, that if biological problems are
>being caused by geopathic electromagnetism/stress, which I have observed
>overstimulates/overheats the body, then this means, in my experience,
>that an allergen (candles, incense) will then cool the body down - ie,
>one will feel normal again.
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>Does this make any sense?
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>Sarah
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: flavio_novelo [mailto:[hidden email]]
>Sent: Wednesday, 9 February 2005 9:33 AM
>To: [hidden email]
>Subject: [eSens] Re: incense and red candles... EMF dissipation??
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> > Yes we tried all kinds of incense and candles and it did not work.
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> > Maybe there is a slight difference (like when it is raining or
>foggy)
> > but generally your EHS will be the same.
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>There is a general agreement in several traditions and cultures that
>incense harminises living quarters. Some buddhist monks even use
>them for their rituals. The incredible thing is that incense has an
>effect in EMF, more intriguing is the fact that not all kind of
>incense work, no matter the quality. The most expensive incense I
>own does not work for harmonizing EMF, while some of the cheap ones
>do.
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>I have felt some strong harmonisation of living quarters do to the
>use of incense. Even though I have always been an skeptic of
>incense, their results were incredible. At times, I think the slight
>difference could be something like blizzard or a sunny day given you
>are sensitive enough.
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>Nevertheless, incense for me is not a sustainable not even feasible
>option since its fumes damage me.
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>Flavio
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