Re: new to group, grounding apparatus

[Guest guest]

Hi, Marc,

 

Grounding can make a difference if you can do it correctly.  The difference it

makes is from draining off bad energy in the body.  I am not still sure whether

we ESers are all alike in this area.  For me personally, attracting emfs is a

major part of my ES.  I can feel emfs flooding my body.  I fry lightbulbs and

electronics sometimes.  I cannot wear a watch; I drain batteries.....  I also

have had the symptoms other ESers mention here, tho--headaches, anxiety,

plummeting bp, chills, sweats, heart-rate changes, blood sugar

spiking....  After grounding myself, I am not frying things or draining

batteries.  And I react less to emfs in my atmosphere.  I also have more

energy.  The more I store emfs, the less energetic I am.  It is as tho they

are tying up my body energy.  Grounding myself is a way of draining those

emfs.

 

My 2 cents,

Diane

From: Marc <marc@...>

Subject: Re: Re: new to group, grounding apparatus

Date: Friday, June 18, 2010, 2:27 PM

 

> I did walk barefoot in the park yesterday (dirt and grass). I didn't

> notice a lot while I was doing it

Yes, I'm not sure you're going to find much of a " solution " in

walking barefoot or grounding. It might make some minor

improvements, but I doubt it will make much of a difference

in what EMF environments you can tolerate.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Hi again Diane - you mention " huge bodies of water " as being good places to

ground oneself...I wonder if that's why I have had this instinctive, mysterious

attraction to bodies of water? I have only had a few chances over these past

several years to be close to large bodies of water - but I find myself really

craving the experience sometimes. I first noticed it around 2002 - when we

visited Fort Sumter. You have to take a ride in a boat to get to the actual

Fort Sumter historical site. I noticed when I was boarding the boat to get back

to shore (ton, South Carolina) - I found myself irresistably drawn to

stare out to the body of water. Part of me wanted to even get closer to the

water - to " become one " with the water. It just seemed to have this " pull " on

me - this " restful " effect.

Sometimes just looking at pictures of water has this " calming " effect - i.e.

pics of ocean waves, etc.. Several years ago, when I had a chance to drive

around Cleveland, Ohio with my family - I was the only one who had a interest in

seeing Lake Erie. It was nighttime, and we were driving around in a car - but I

still wanted to drive as close to Lake Erie as possible. Finally, there was a

point where I believe we were staring head-on at the shoreline of Lake Erie -

for a relatively brief moment. I wished I could have made the moment last much

longer, and part of me wanted to edge the car closer to the shore!

I wonder if this is my body' way of seeking " grounding " , or perhaps craving the

negative ions the water (supposedly) imparts? Sometimes, I've even noticed how

the shower - i.e. the flowing water out of the nozzle - has a certain calming

effect.

People have been talking recently about walking barefoot to ground oneself. I

have oddly found myself craving to walk around this house barefoot recently - in

the past, I really had no such craving. I wonder if this is my body's way of

communicating its " need " to ground itself from all of this emf? I've noticed

that it feels good to walk short distances barefoot - it could be the grounding

effect, or perhaps the " acupuncture " , " massaging " effect.

I guess the hippies knew what they were doing by going barefoot. I guess

there are actual scientific/biological principles behind being " one with the

earth " !

Anyway - do you know of any biological reasons why some people may have a

greater tendency than others to " collect " or " store " electrical charges?

~Svetaswan

> > >> >

> > >> > Dear Group,

> > >> >

> > >> > I am living in Berkeley, CA, where I have been staying in temporary

homes for the past 3.5 months. I have been homeless for 3 years due to Multiple

Chemical Sensitivities (I cannot find safe enough housing). It has become

apparent that I am getting more and more sensitive to electrosmog, as I stay in

Berkeley. I can feel the electrical fields coursing through my body all night

when I'm in bed, and they severely disrupt my ability to concentrate and

remember, whenever I am at home. I feel very agitated and often distraught and

despairing. I've been trying very hard to move back to Marin County, where they

have not yet installed Smart Meters, and where the density of cell phone and

radio towers is less.

> > >> >

> > >> > I'm writing to ask if others can recommend ways that I can make my

current place more live-able, while I wait to find a housing match outside of

Berkeley.

> > >> >

> > >> > On earthing.com (the website is down right now; the owner is working on

it), there are grounding bands that you can wear around your body and plug into

a grounded outlet? Have people found those to be useful? Would it take away the

electricity coursing through my body every night while I sleep?

> > >> >

> > >> > Any other recommendations for how to ameliorate this hellish situation

would be much appreciated.

> > >> >

> > >> > Thank you,

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> >

[Guest guest]

About grounding. I remember how good it felt to walk on the beach bare foot &

dig my feet in to the ground.  Felt great!  Loni

From: svetaswan <svetaswan@...>

Subject: Re: new to group, grounding apparatus

Date: Saturday, June 26, 2010, 7:44 AM

 

Hi again Diane - you mention " huge bodies of water " as being good places to

ground oneself...I wonder if that's why I have had this instinctive, mysterious

attraction to bodies of water? I have only had a few chances over these past

several years to be close to large bodies of water - but I find myself really

craving the experience sometimes. I first noticed it around 2002 - when we

visited Fort Sumter. You have to take a ride in a boat to get to the actual Fort

Sumter historical site. I noticed when I was boarding the boat to get back to

shore (ton, South Carolina) - I found myself irresistably drawn to stare

out to the body of water. Part of me wanted to even get closer to the water - to

" become one " with the water. It just seemed to have this " pull " on me - this

" restful " effect.

Sometimes just looking at pictures of water has this " calming " effect - i.e.

pics of ocean waves, etc.. Several years ago, when I had a chance to drive

around Cleveland, Ohio with my family - I was the only one who had a interest in

seeing Lake Erie. It was nighttime, and we were driving around in a car - but I

still wanted to drive as close to Lake Erie as possible. Finally, there was a

point where I believe we were staring head-on at the shoreline of Lake Erie -

for a relatively brief moment. I wished I could have made the moment last much

longer, and part of me wanted to edge the car closer to the shore!

I wonder if this is my body' way of seeking " grounding " , or perhaps craving the

negative ions the water (supposedly) imparts? Sometimes, I've even noticed how

the shower - i.e. the flowing water out of the nozzle - has a certain calming

effect.

People have been talking recently about walking barefoot to ground oneself. I

have oddly found myself craving to walk around this house barefoot recently - in

the past, I really had no such craving. I wonder if this is my body's way of

communicating its " need " to ground itself from all of this emf? I've noticed

that it feels good to walk short distances barefoot - it could be the grounding

effect, or perhaps the " acupuncture " , " massaging " effect.

I guess the hippies knew what they were doing by going barefoot. I guess

there are actual scientific/biological principles behind being " one with the

earth " !

Anyway - do you know of any biological reasons why some people may have a

greater tendency than others to " collect " or " store " electrical charges?

~Svetaswan

> > >> >

> > >> > Dear Group,

> > >> >

> > >> > I am living in Berkeley, CA, where I have been staying in temporary

homes for the past 3.5 months. I have been homeless for 3 years due to Multiple

Chemical Sensitivities (I cannot find safe enough housing). It has become

apparent that I am getting more and more sensitive to electrosmog, as I stay in

Berkeley. I can feel the electrical fields coursing through my body all night

when I'm in bed, and they severely disrupt my ability to concentrate and

remember, whenever I am at home. I feel very agitated and often distraught and

despairing. I've been trying very hard to move back to Marin County, where they

have not yet installed Smart Meters, and where the density of cell phone and

radio towers is less.

> > >> >

> > >> > I'm writing to ask if others can recommend ways that I can make my

current place more live-able, while I wait to find a housing match outside of

Berkeley.

> > >> >

> > >> > On earthing.com (the website is down right now; the owner is working on

it), there are grounding bands that you can wear around your body and plug into

a grounded outlet? Have people found those to be useful? Would it take away the

electricity coursing through my body every night while I sleep?

> > >> >

> > >> > Any other recommendations for how to ameliorate this hellish situation

would be much appreciated.

> > >> >

> > >> > Thank you,

> > >> >

> > >> >

> > >> >