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What is geopathic stress? The earth, as do humans and all living creatures, has an energy field. This energy, partly geomagnetic in composition, radiates from the earth in a system of grid lines relating to the magnetic north and south poles. When in balance the energy is necessary, and restorative, to optimal health. When the natural field is distorted or disrupted – as it can be by natural geological faults, underground flowing water, mineral deposits and man-made excavations – the field becomes harmful to our health. This is geopathic stress.
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How is it harmful? Geopathic stress is not a sickness with its own unique pathology. Geopathic stress suppresses the immune function, shutting down the body’s natural defence system, thereby facilitating illness. Any natural weaknesses or genetic disorders are amplified. The illnesses are often not minor: 70 years of research has shown beyond dispute the correlation between geopathic stress and cancer. In 1932, German scientist Gustav Freiherr von Pohl, proved to the satisfaction of the Central Committee for Cancer Research in Berlin that one was unlikely to get cancer unless one had spent some time in geopathically stressed places – mainly when sleeping. They published his findings and today, in some EU countries, planning permission for certain buildings is withheld unless the site has been surveyed for geopathic stress. Geopathic stress has been found to be the common factor in countless serious and minor illnesses, notably those conditions where the immune system is severely compromised: |
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Why is it coming to our attention now? Previous generations possessed a deep understanding of how to live in conjunction with the natural landscape – and were aware that some areas were unfit for human habitation. Today we build on land according to economic criteria and the pressures of population growth. Our buildings are taller; the foundations are deeper; our underground transport and utility systems are more complex; and we extract more water from the ground than ever before. Conurbations rather than towns mean we no longer have the space to follow the natural order. The increased prevalence of geopathic stress is caused by our lifestyle. How can we promote good health? It is possible to optimise good health by not just simply avoiding the harmful geopathic frequencies: by spending time in the beneficial natural radiation we can strengthen our own energy field and thereby the immune function. The crucial part that the earth’s energy can play in our well-being has been recognised by NASA. During early space missions astronauts suffered from distress symptoms caused by the deprivation of the earth’s natural wavelength. In 1952 Professor W O Schumann of Germany identified these waves and, today, Schumann Wave Simulators are installed in manned spacecraft. |
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