Re: Make your own Teslar watch!

[Guest guest]

In einer eMail vom 04.05.2007 16:31:54 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt

marc@...:

Hi all,

I saw on ebay an interesting auction for a small strip

that you can put into your watch to turn it into a

" Teslar " watch:

_http://cgi.ebay.http://cgi.ebay.http://cgi.eb & <WBR>item=130109_

(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem & item=130109048102)

Although I had no benefit from a Teslar watch, I know

that some people here say that have. I also opened

up my Teslar watch and confirmed that the only thing

different about this watch is a small copper strip

glued onto the back of the watch cover.

So for $20, making your own is a lot cheaper than

the official ones, which would seem to have a huge

markup...

Marc

Hallo Marc,

sorry, to contradict you. Just an ordinary copper strip will not do it. The

metal of the strip be it copper or aluminum must be charged with a special

information, that changes the Tesla waves of any electric watch into something

biological positive. The secret is how to charge it und what kind of

information is useful.

To understand this, you must know, that the biological harmful effect of any

electromagentic field comes from the Tesla waves that accompany any

electromagnetic field. These Tesla waves so far cannot be measured technically.

They

follow different physical laws than the ordinary radio waves we know. They

have been dicovered by Nikola Tesla over 100 years ago, have been even at his

time a matter of controversial discussion and then forgotten.

If you kow the laws, these Tesla waves follow, you can influence them. If

you can influence these waves you can also erase the biological harmful effect

of these waves or even change it into something positive for healing purposes.

I remember some time ago a guy named Vinny entered into a very interesting

disussion along these lines. As far as I see, he has not been understood

properly. The discussion in this list goes on and on along the theory, that that

what you measure is also the cause of the health hazard. This is a very sad

misunderstanding.

Many people in this list report that their complaints often do not

correspond with what they measure even with very expensive and sophisticated

tools.

But no one seems to bother and ask more profoundly, why this is so.

Dietrich, Germany

[Guest guest]

I bought a Teslar watch in the late 1980's. It definitely emitted

some kind of field. I couldn't stand to be in the same room with the

thing. Had to take the battery out.

The guy that developed the watch died twelve years ago, so I don't

know if what's on the market now is even the same thing.

>

> Although I had no benefit from a Teslar watch, I know

> that some people here say that have. I also opened

> up my Teslar watch and confirmed that the only thing

> different about this watch is a small copper strip

> glued onto the back of the watch cover.

>

> So for $20, making your own is a lot cheaper than

> the official ones, which would seem to have a huge

> markup...

>

> Marc

>