Session 2 December 2000

Guardian said:
Sirius said:
Did anybody of you find more information about silk and how and why it might work?
If I remember correctly, it has something to do with the triangle shape of the protein that creates the prism effect and reflects a broad range of frequencies....some they aren't even really aware of yet. It's MUCH better to use wild silk and not the stuff that comes from the Chinese enslaved moths. They've been so over bred that they're all messed up and their proteins have changed.

It's also important to watch out for weighted silks...ESPECIALLY manufacturers that use use iron! That just totally negates the effect we want. The type of silk you need to do what you want it to do is NOT cheap. If the silk is cheap...it's weighted, which makes it pretty much useless for our purposes.

Another interesting thing is that the caterpillar spins the silk cocoon in a Mobius band pattern just like the Fellowship's logo :-)

Edited to add: I know someone in Indian who can get the good, traditional stuff...but she doesn't have a computer. Maybe if enough folks are interested, we could do a bulk buy?
I'm interested in joining a bulk-buy!

Sonrisa
 
Guardian said:
Sirius said:
Did anybody of you find more information about silk and how and why it might work?
If I remember correctly, it has something to do with the triangle shape of the protein that creates the prism effect and reflects a broad range of frequencies....some they aren't even really aware of yet. It's MUCH better to use wild silk and not the stuff that comes from the Chinese enslaved moths. They've been so over bred that they're all messed up and their proteins have changed.

Guardian,

I'm just curious, where did you come across this info about silk causing a prism effect for EMF? I'm just curious because this is a topic that interests me, and I couldn't find a reference on here doing a search.
 
[quote author=Sonrisa]I'm interested in joining a bulk-buy![/quote]Bulk-buy for FOTCM and all interested people here and the man would become rich. :lol:

[quote author=RyanX]I'm just curious, where did you come across this info about silk causing a prism effect for EMF? I'm just curious because this is a topic that interests me, and I couldn't find a reference on here doing a search.[/quote]I thought the same.
 
Thanks gang. We've been sleeping with silk bedding for about 6 months. Not that I think our house would be under attack. Who am I in the big scheme of things?? But it is meant to help your body regenerate from EM exposure (which for most of us is on a daily basis I'm sure).
 
Guardian said:
Sirius said:
Did anybody of you find more information about silk and how and why it might work?
If I remember correctly, it has something to do with the triangle shape of the protein that creates the prism effect and reflects a broad range of frequencies....some they aren't even really aware of yet. It's MUCH better to use wild silk and not the stuff that comes from the Chinese enslaved moths. They've been so over bred that they're all messed up and their proteins have changed.

It's also important to watch out for weighted silks...ESPECIALLY manufacturers that use use iron! That just totally negates the effect we want. The type of silk you need to do what you want it to do is NOT cheap. If the silk is cheap...it's weighted, which makes it pretty much useless for our purposes.

Another interesting thing is that the caterpillar spins the silk cocoon in a Mobius band pattern just like the Fellowship's logo :-)

Edited to add: I know someone in Indian who can get the good, traditional stuff...but she doesn't have a computer. Maybe if enough folks are interested, we could do a bulk buy?

This is a great idea, Guardian. Have you thought of setting up a website, or hooking up with one to sell orders of it?
Perhaps you could start with Ebay?
 
Has anyone figured out what they meant with "Label Meier" or was this an "impurity" due to channel re-grooving?
 
Has anyone figured out what they meant with "Label Meier" or was this an "impurity" due to channel re-grooving?
Post #10 in this thread gives a link (now inactive) to -http://www.meier-seide.de/shop/- in Bremen (Germany). Seide is the German word for silk. So I think this answers your question probably.
 
This post is just for interest sake really. I took a quick look at the "Label Meier" and Palinurus's link above which is now inactive. I found that the name of the business is now enSoie. They have very little for silk anymore but there is a funny connection that I read in their history.

enSoie’s history begins in 1894 when it's predecessor, Königsberger, Schimmelburg & Cie. is founded in Zürich, a city renowned for its silk trade.
...
In 1975, Monique Meier, while still a student, begins working for the company.
In 1976, the Meier family takes over the silk company.
In 1979, Monique Meier becomes the director. In the same year Dieter Meier and Boris Blank found the band Yello.
...
In 1984, the company name is changed to Sourire enSoie AG or enSoie for short. Monique & Dieter Meier’s first daughter, Eleonore, is born.
...
In 2011, Dieter Meier pens the motto "Love Rules Forever", which can be found on many of enSoie's products.
In 2013, Monique and Dieter Meier's youngest daughter, Anna Meier, becomes the creative director of enSoie.

I can't find anything about Monique Meier, and there's a lot of Meier's in the world, but having worked with genealogy I have to wonder if Monique Meier and Dieter Meier are more closely related somehow?

Fyi, for the original company, I found this from the Center for Jewish History under Wilmersdoerffer/Wilmers Family Collection:
Materials related to a 2010 exhibition of the Zurich National Museum on the Zurich-based silk company Abraham Ltd., including volume 1 of the exhibition catalog, have also been removed to the Wilmersdoerffer/Wilmers Family Clippings Collection (AR 25888 C). The catalog contains a history of the firm, with mention of Hugo Schimmelburg's role as a partner in a forerunner company, Königsberg, Schimmelburg & Cie., founded in Zurich in 1893.
 

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