When the SOTT Focus article “Preparation for the Coming Storm” was posted, I was away for a week and wasn’t online to read SOTT or the forum. My brother had read the article and started looking into the issues of having living structures over underground streams mentioned at the end of the following paragraph:
http://www.sott.net/article/268584-Preparation-for-the-coming-storm
When I got back from my trip, my brother told me about some of the information he’d found searching about it because we bought a house last year, and had a well put in a few months ago. The underground stream runs right under the house. There’s been some mention of these issues on the forum, and my brother had read some threads, and then I did as well, besides the material he’d found around the web. I read the Sott Focus article around a week after I got back from my trip, and then took a look at some of the info gathered by my brother. There are websites claiming to neutralize EMF from man-made sources as well as natural sources such as underground streams, faults, etc. (i.e. geopathic stress).
I thought I’d post the ones that look like they might be for real to see what others think. The first site seems to have more research papers done on their products and claims. So, maybe LQB and others with more technical background can take a look and see what they think.
The first site is Dimensional Design’s SafeSpace products at _www.safespaceprotection.com. They have 6 research papers (that you can also download as a PDF) on their research page _http://www.safespaceprotection.com/safe-space-research.aspx. These also have references cited that can, I guess, be checked out for those who have access to the sources.
The other site seems a little more “iffy” to me, but that might just be because they have less resources. The website is _http://emfblues.com.
Some more details about our property/house:
The underground stream runs under about a quarter of the house, including two bedrooms, mine on the second floor, and my brother’s on the third floor, and both of our offices (we spend lots of time in these rooms). Some of the information about geopathic stress included signs and symptoms of unusual cracks, ants being attracted to the stress zones, both of which are present on the property. Ants were congregating along the underground stream all summer, and an outside stairway wall near the stream has a crack across the mortar which the dowser who found the stream noticed. Also, the rooms which are over the underground stream have very strange gaps in the hardwood floors/parquets which we couldn’t figure out how the seams separated. The most prominent ones have a gap of about half a centimeter. There are no other cracks on the stone walls around the floors or any signs of water damage or anything that could indicate what caused those gaps. I guess that’s all I can think of for now.
http://www.sott.net/article/268584-Preparation-for-the-coming-storm
It is generally desirable to have some elevation change across the candidate land tract. A well located near the highest elevation gives one the option of distributing the water downhill by gravity-feed (for animal operations). You will also want to consider the areas of higher relative elevation for living or storage structures. If a well can be located above the house, then it can gravity-feed for domestic use, should the need arise. It is a good idea to use a local dowser to roughly map underground streams for well placement, and to ensure that you do not put a living structure over an underground stream [Note: this has been associated with chronic health problems in the occupants.]
When I got back from my trip, my brother told me about some of the information he’d found searching about it because we bought a house last year, and had a well put in a few months ago. The underground stream runs right under the house. There’s been some mention of these issues on the forum, and my brother had read some threads, and then I did as well, besides the material he’d found around the web. I read the Sott Focus article around a week after I got back from my trip, and then took a look at some of the info gathered by my brother. There are websites claiming to neutralize EMF from man-made sources as well as natural sources such as underground streams, faults, etc. (i.e. geopathic stress).
I thought I’d post the ones that look like they might be for real to see what others think. The first site seems to have more research papers done on their products and claims. So, maybe LQB and others with more technical background can take a look and see what they think.
The first site is Dimensional Design’s SafeSpace products at _www.safespaceprotection.com. They have 6 research papers (that you can also download as a PDF) on their research page _http://www.safespaceprotection.com/safe-space-research.aspx. These also have references cited that can, I guess, be checked out for those who have access to the sources.
The other site seems a little more “iffy” to me, but that might just be because they have less resources. The website is _http://emfblues.com.
Some more details about our property/house:
The underground stream runs under about a quarter of the house, including two bedrooms, mine on the second floor, and my brother’s on the third floor, and both of our offices (we spend lots of time in these rooms). Some of the information about geopathic stress included signs and symptoms of unusual cracks, ants being attracted to the stress zones, both of which are present on the property. Ants were congregating along the underground stream all summer, and an outside stairway wall near the stream has a crack across the mortar which the dowser who found the stream noticed. Also, the rooms which are over the underground stream have very strange gaps in the hardwood floors/parquets which we couldn’t figure out how the seams separated. The most prominent ones have a gap of about half a centimeter. There are no other cracks on the stone walls around the floors or any signs of water damage or anything that could indicate what caused those gaps. I guess that’s all I can think of for now.