Re: Re: Subspace and inclement weather

[Guest guest]

I noticed a much higher number of alarms during the last full moon both through subspace and with those directly connected to the SCIO.....it took me a couple of days to realize it may have been the full moon, but I do believe that it was. What would this indicate?

Gail Gillingham

[Guest guest]

Is there any form of treatment for this? My children are susceptible to

jnclement weather.

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From: jadespring2003 <jadespring2003@...>

Date: Sunday, January 1, 2006 7:30 am

Subject: Re: Subspace and inclement weather

> We were taught in acupuncture school not to treat anyone during

> thunder storms or nasty weather. When the climate is unstable, it has

> a bearing on the treatment as the elements within a person react to

> the ones without. Also in the study of radionics, I was taught that

> geopathic stress can come from an approaching storm or weather

> that is

> occuring at time of wanting to treat. There's is a scientist in Santa

> Cruz, Ca. who discovered that on cloudy days, the astrological

> configurations are weaker than on sunny days (which is great for

> squares or oppositions but not sextiles and trines). Planetary

> conditions can also affect the weather and geopathaic stress. The

> luminaries (sun and moon) also have an impact on treatment. Some

> people (like yours truly_) are extremely sensitive to new and full

> moon phases. ANd some individuals have a hypersensitity to solar

> radiation. Food for thought. I believe what holds true for

> acupuncture and energy work also holds true for subspace QXCI.

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> is Rotella, M.Ac., CNC

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> > Hello All,

> > I remember hearing when I first began using the SCIO four years

> ago,

> > that inclement weather can effect subspace connections and

> accuracy.

> > When I talk to some of the newer practitioners doing subspace

> sessions

> > on a regular basis they don't seem to be concerned.

> > What are the thoughts on this?

> >

> > Thanks All and have a great New Year!

> >

> > Lori Marcus

> > Lake Tahoe

> > lm@b...

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