I don't know of Silk having any measurably remarkable electrical properties. So I thought it might have something to do with biophotons or light. Perhaps we need to look at it with a spectrometer? The silk strand has a prism-like shape which gives it it's special sheen.
From Scottie's Tech.info: These Q-Link things actually work?!
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I bought a Q-Link shortly after I watched Scottie's video and I wear it most of the time, including bedtime. The jury is still out on this one although despite the fact that 5G has been on in London since last week, I've been feeling pretty well. I do like my little gadget a lot. It's probably strange to have feelings for a piece of plastic and copper, but oh well 
There are a couple of things that came to my mind regarding the possible mechanism of action:
1. The shape of the copper wire is a spiral. So is the Celtic Triskele. It's probably a very far shot but I do wonder if there is some significance to the shape of the copper coil in Q-Link.
The spiral shape was mentioned in a few sessions, although in a different context:
2. The properties of copper: copper jewelry is said to help with certain health issues and Amazon has plenty of listings for copper bracelets for arthritis. I came across articles describing benefits of copper jewelry and although they're not scientific sources in any way, I guess the idea that copper jewelry has health benefits must have come from somewhere?
Plus, like with Q-Link, Amazon reviews are full of positive testimonials. This can be placebo of course but as you said in your video, placebo can work too.
Here are some examples of articles I came across:
www.voylla.com
www.crystalhealingforwomen.com
jewelryinfoplace.com
3. This thread: Copper Deficiency?
If the thread is anything to go by, the maybe inducting copper deficiency is important for more reasons than those described. And maybe some of them have to do with making our bodies even more susceptible to EMF, 5G and other types of radiation?
There are a couple of things that came to my mind regarding the possible mechanism of action:
1. The shape of the copper wire is a spiral. So is the Celtic Triskele. It's probably a very far shot but I do wonder if there is some significance to the shape of the copper coil in Q-Link.
The spiral shape was mentioned in a few sessions, although in a different context:
2. The properties of copper: copper jewelry is said to help with certain health issues and Amazon has plenty of listings for copper bracelets for arthritis. I came across articles describing benefits of copper jewelry and although they're not scientific sources in any way, I guess the idea that copper jewelry has health benefits must have come from somewhere?
Plus, like with Q-Link, Amazon reviews are full of positive testimonials. This can be placebo of course but as you said in your video, placebo can work too.
Here are some examples of articles I came across:
Women
www.voylla.com
Clear Quartz Citrine Carnelian Copper | CrystalHealing4Women
Metaphysical properties of Clear Quartz, Citrine, Carnelian, Copper, Chrysocolla, Chrysoprase. Learn about these Crystals and their healing benefits.
www.crystalhealingforwomen.com
Copper in Jewelry, Benefits of Copper, Healing Properties, Deficiency
What is copper? What are the health benefits of copper? Information about copper and how to clean copper jewelry. What is a copper deficiency?
3. This thread: Copper Deficiency?
If the thread is anything to go by, the maybe inducting copper deficiency is important for more reasons than those described. And maybe some of them have to do with making our bodies even more susceptible to EMF, 5G and other types of radiation?
gnosisxsophia
Jedi Council Member
I bought a Q-Link shortly after I watched Scottie's video and I wear it most of the time, including bedtime. The jury is still out on this one although despite the fact that 5G has been on in London since last week, I've been feeling pretty well. I do like my little gadget a lot. It's probably strange to have feelings for a piece of plastic and copper, but oh well
Thank you for the links Ant,
And glad to hear you're feeling well.
Started looking into the Q-Link myself but must say the styles haven't really grabbed me (particularly considering the >$200 price tag...). I do have a soft spot for copper however and since reading your post have found a number of spiral wound bracelets more my style - so might take that route and see what happens ?
That's probably a side effect I could do without though...
Thanks again
J
nature
Dagobah Resident
DIY, do your own pendant! Take a copper wire, give it the shape you like, for example a coil or whaterever you like
I found this interesting session excerpt mentioning both silk and copper:
Then there is the question of whether silk in general is protective, or specifically mulberry silk:
The C's mentioned protective qualities of silk on a number of occasions, and if my memory serves me, right Mulberry silk was only mentioned once. So maybe silk has those properties in general with Mulberry silk being the preferred one, but not the only effective one? Even when Mulberry silk was mentioned, the first answer was "silk". Mulberry was added later. In fact, the first answer was that "silk is always good".
I do hope that's the case because over the past 2 years I have acquired lots of silk items of clothing, raiding local charity shops and sales to keep the cost down. I figured that if it's good for my crystals, it should be good for me too.
It would be a real bummer to learn that I've been putting up with this super creasy, high maintenance, 'hand-wash only' fabric for nothing
On the other hand, "mulberry" seems to be an answer to "Why silk protects against these things is totally bizarre to me." So...
Here are some quotes from the sessions mentioning silk, but not necessarily Mulberry silk:
This one is interesting too:
Then there is the question of whether silk in general is protective, or specifically mulberry silk:
The C's mentioned protective qualities of silk on a number of occasions, and if my memory serves me, right Mulberry silk was only mentioned once. So maybe silk has those properties in general with Mulberry silk being the preferred one, but not the only effective one? Even when Mulberry silk was mentioned, the first answer was "silk". Mulberry was added later. In fact, the first answer was that "silk is always good".
I do hope that's the case because over the past 2 years I have acquired lots of silk items of clothing, raiding local charity shops and sales to keep the cost down. I figured that if it's good for my crystals, it should be good for me too.
It would be a real bummer to learn that I've been putting up with this super creasy, high maintenance, 'hand-wash only' fabric for nothing
On the other hand, "mulberry" seems to be an answer to "Why silk protects against these things is totally bizarre to me." So...
Here are some quotes from the sessions mentioning silk, but not necessarily Mulberry silk:
This one is interesting too:
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gnosisxsophia
Jedi Council Member
DIY, do your own pendant! Take a copper wire, give it the shape you like, for example a coil or whaterever you like
Hahaha, thanks nature - didn't think of that...
Was thinking that if I was going to spend that kind of money on a placebo, I may as well like it - now the mind boggles
Considering my access to copper and brain frying industrial EMF zones - might start off with something extreme and work back from there?
"Why silk protects against these things is totally bizarre to me." So...
Yeah that's a funny one isn't it?
Although I love the feel of silk (particularly when adorning the female of the species) the practicality of it, in my case anyway, does leave a bit to be desired...
I do hope that's the case because over the past 2 years I have acquired lots of silk items of clothing, raiding local charity shops and sales to keep the cost down. I figured that if it's good for my crystals, it should be good for me too.
It would be a real bummer to learn that I've been putting up with this super creasy, high maintenance, 'hand-wash only' fabric for nothing
Yes, lovely as the thought is, I'd probably have to quit work to wash...
I am a man, so maybe it is easier for me, but I combed through the racks at Goodwill and got many different silk camp shirts (after reading up on how to detect fake silk). Most of them were the wrong size for me, so I ended up giving most of them away (most of them on ebay are size large or XL too). But you can find tayloring videos on Youtube. If you taylored your own shirts, you would look like a million bucks!
I also decided to give Q-link a go and received it few days ago. I was first being quite sceptical about the whole idea, but then started thinking that okay, there's these studies that implicate some effect to the cells and Q-link has been on market for about 25 years, so there's been lots of people who've experienced benefits from it, and the product has stand the test of time.
And even if it would utilize placebo effect, it wouldn't matter: Placebo is a real phenomenon, and the Q-link would then work as a crucial element to activate it (Scottie maybe talked about this in the first video). I don't think it would work if I'd just take copper coil and craft similar pendant, since I couldn't find it credible that way (unless I had deeper understanding about the technical details involved Q-link).
And what is placebo anyway? Your belief (which has to have credible basis) activates real objective functions in your physiological system, that has real objective effects on your health and well being. So whether it comes directly from Q-link or some roundabout way through placebo isn't probably that important.
And even if it would utilize placebo effect, it wouldn't matter: Placebo is a real phenomenon, and the Q-link would then work as a crucial element to activate it (Scottie maybe talked about this in the first video). I don't think it would work if I'd just take copper coil and craft similar pendant, since I couldn't find it credible that way (unless I had deeper understanding about the technical details involved Q-link).
And what is placebo anyway? Your belief (which has to have credible basis) activates real objective functions in your physiological system, that has real objective effects on your health and well being. So whether it comes directly from Q-link or some roundabout way through placebo isn't probably that important.
Debra
The Living Force
I hope it's ok if I post this on the group. Copper Spirals have been worn by my Family for years.
I have several beautiful Copper spirals that I wear, and I swear I can feel a difference out in public. A genuine alertness and calm in very busy city/ wifi/coffee shop places.
My son is a Copper Artist.
He has crafted many protective Spirals as well as some other very beautiful pendants and hanging ornaments, made of Copper.
His pieces are worked on with pure intent and he is very intune and aware of what he is doing. He and my oldest son have a facebook page. Two Brothers One Vision
If anyone is interesting in looking at handmade spirals here are a couple of pics:
I have several beautiful Copper spirals that I wear, and I swear I can feel a difference out in public. A genuine alertness and calm in very busy city/ wifi/coffee shop places.
My son is a Copper Artist.
He has crafted many protective Spirals as well as some other very beautiful pendants and hanging ornaments, made of Copper.
His pieces are worked on with pure intent and he is very intune and aware of what he is doing. He and my oldest son have a facebook page. Two Brothers One Vision
If anyone is interesting in looking at handmade spirals here are a couple of pics:
Debra
The Living Force
It's a good question! I have several copper pieces hanging around the house. The workroom that the Copper dude works in is a literal Faraday cage, full of copper pieces, pipe, wire, ect. There is a super awesome vibe in there! I have no idea how big a field or anything like that.... wouldn't even know how to measure really, except by body sensing and it seems there is a peaceful easy feeling here....(cue up the Eagles)
If it's not a literal cage then it probably has very inconsistent effects on EMF. It can actually increase an E field if the copper is between you and the E field and it's not grounded. At best it may scatter wifi/cellphone signals a bit. If there is a cellphone inside it may reflect the signal and increase the exposure.
Some thoughts on the Q Link...
1. Physically and mechanically speaking... It looks like a coil of some kind; an antenna. That is, incoming radio wave energy would be absorbed and turned into an electromagnetic field plus heat. The heat part means that EM is transformed into an energy type which the body is perfectly suited to dealing with without ill effects. The electromagnetic field.., not so much. In any case, it would only count for the small region of space that the pendent occupies. Maybe if it's over the heart or some etheric center, it might have some impact, but it seems insignificant when you're bathed in EM waves of all sorts emanating from countless vectors. -For a Faraday Cage to work at blocking a signal, it needs to fully enclose an area. Scottie's experimental triple-lined foil box for cell phones is an apt example of this.
So in terms of traditionally understood EM field blocking, this pendant does zilch.
2. The stated beneficial effect, however, isn't about blocking EM. It's about absorbing and resonating a field which the human body supposedly naturally works best within. So it may be an enhanced field anchor, perhaps? If that is so, then it might be like adding a nutritional supplement to one's energy field, strengthening your immunity in general. -Like the way plants when they don't have enough minerals in the soil are more likely to suffer from the trials of life and disease. When you artificially add extra nutrients, they are better at fending off predators and other negatives.
3. Q Link Religion! -If there are thousands of people out there in the world actively believing in the protective qualities of the pendant, then maybe you're plugging into some sort of collective creative field..? Seems far out, and it's hard to gage, but why not? The C's told us once that a tsunami was the result of human collective creative energy being artificially repressed; "It has to go somewhere".
4. Somewhat off topic.., but I like the silk idea. With 5G millimeter waves, solid objects tend to reflect them. Here's a picture of a comparison of several common clothing fibers under a microscope:
Silk looks like it might be good at bouncing rather than absorbing.
I might look into wearing a silk-lined bandanna on my noggin.
Personally.., while I do find the resonance idea (#2) appealing in that it makes a kind of sense, it seems like a reach at the moment in need of a lot more supporting data. I generally don't trust necklaces and magic pendants bought on the internet. The Q Link site offers lots and lots of epidemiological and before/after subject studies, which frankly, is among the weakest kind of science available, (second perhaps only to climate science.)
I'd be MUCH more interested in knowing where and how the original inventor came up with the pendant design. Was it channeled information through some sort of medium, (like Reiki symbols)? Or was it the result of lots of theorizing and tests? What was the thought process? Did it make sense or was if full of bad assumptions? The sales website offers us nothing in this regard but slippery brochure copy which makes lots of airy fairy promises and seems kind of carpet baggy.
-Raw testimonials are next to useless unless people are reporting physical shocks, shrieking babies, shattered dishes and such; there's a certain threshold of reported phenomenon intensity which needs to be surpassed before I perk up and pay attention, and the kinds of soft experiential reports the Q Link has resulted in rate pretty low for me. (Except to determine the religiosity quotient, the honeymoon v buyer's remorse factor. Even if there is an effect, the average mystical crystal shop customer survey is about as convincing to me as.., something very unconvincing. People buy into all kinds of dumb crap, including orgone energy generators (for cloud busting of all goddamned things), Indigo Children and Scientology. It's an uphill chore to weed the roses from the CIA/Lizard-inspired crab grass.
Another kind of evidence I might feel compelled by would be some kind of trusted meditation or psychic expert with a decent track record delving in on the topic and reporting back.
1. Physically and mechanically speaking... It looks like a coil of some kind; an antenna. That is, incoming radio wave energy would be absorbed and turned into an electromagnetic field plus heat. The heat part means that EM is transformed into an energy type which the body is perfectly suited to dealing with without ill effects. The electromagnetic field.., not so much. In any case, it would only count for the small region of space that the pendent occupies. Maybe if it's over the heart or some etheric center, it might have some impact, but it seems insignificant when you're bathed in EM waves of all sorts emanating from countless vectors. -For a Faraday Cage to work at blocking a signal, it needs to fully enclose an area. Scottie's experimental triple-lined foil box for cell phones is an apt example of this.
So in terms of traditionally understood EM field blocking, this pendant does zilch.
2. The stated beneficial effect, however, isn't about blocking EM. It's about absorbing and resonating a field which the human body supposedly naturally works best within. So it may be an enhanced field anchor, perhaps? If that is so, then it might be like adding a nutritional supplement to one's energy field, strengthening your immunity in general. -Like the way plants when they don't have enough minerals in the soil are more likely to suffer from the trials of life and disease. When you artificially add extra nutrients, they are better at fending off predators and other negatives.
3. Q Link Religion! -If there are thousands of people out there in the world actively believing in the protective qualities of the pendant, then maybe you're plugging into some sort of collective creative field..? Seems far out, and it's hard to gage, but why not? The C's told us once that a tsunami was the result of human collective creative energy being artificially repressed; "It has to go somewhere".
4. Somewhat off topic.., but I like the silk idea. With 5G millimeter waves, solid objects tend to reflect them. Here's a picture of a comparison of several common clothing fibers under a microscope:
Silk looks like it might be good at bouncing rather than absorbing.
I might look into wearing a silk-lined bandanna on my noggin.
Personally.., while I do find the resonance idea (#2) appealing in that it makes a kind of sense, it seems like a reach at the moment in need of a lot more supporting data. I generally don't trust necklaces and magic pendants bought on the internet. The Q Link site offers lots and lots of epidemiological and before/after subject studies, which frankly, is among the weakest kind of science available, (second perhaps only to climate science.)
I'd be MUCH more interested in knowing where and how the original inventor came up with the pendant design. Was it channeled information through some sort of medium, (like Reiki symbols)? Or was it the result of lots of theorizing and tests? What was the thought process? Did it make sense or was if full of bad assumptions? The sales website offers us nothing in this regard but slippery brochure copy which makes lots of airy fairy promises and seems kind of carpet baggy.
-Raw testimonials are next to useless unless people are reporting physical shocks, shrieking babies, shattered dishes and such; there's a certain threshold of reported phenomenon intensity which needs to be surpassed before I perk up and pay attention, and the kinds of soft experiential reports the Q Link has resulted in rate pretty low for me. (Except to determine the religiosity quotient, the honeymoon v buyer's remorse factor. Even if there is an effect, the average mystical crystal shop customer survey is about as convincing to me as.., something very unconvincing. People buy into all kinds of dumb crap, including orgone energy generators (for cloud busting of all goddamned things), Indigo Children and Scientology. It's an uphill chore to weed the roses from the CIA/Lizard-inspired crab grass.
Another kind of evidence I might feel compelled by would be some kind of trusted meditation or psychic expert with a decent track record delving in on the topic and reporting back.
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