Hello,
I’m not sure if this is the right forum. I couldn’t find any information using the search function.
We have a plot of land that we want to build on, but it only has a small buildable area. From a rough assessment, it seems that our house would be located over several underground water veins, and there are additional disturbance fields caused by earth radiation.
Is there a way to shield against these sources of disturbance? One company offered to sell us a concrete slab with metal shavings that is supposed to block earth radiation. Has anyone had experience with this? Who can give me further advice? Changing the plot is unfortunately not an option.
I didn’t believe in this for a long time, until an acquaintance became ill due to water veins. Afterwards, we had someone roughly check the land with a divining rod. I only started to really believe in it after a second dowser identified water veins in the exact same locations, without knowing the results of the first one.
Now we are a bit uncertain and are trying to shield it already beneath the foundation slab, if that is possible.
ma
I’m not sure if this is the right forum. I couldn’t find any information using the search function.
We have a plot of land that we want to build on, but it only has a small buildable area. From a rough assessment, it seems that our house would be located over several underground water veins, and there are additional disturbance fields caused by earth radiation.
Is there a way to shield against these sources of disturbance? One company offered to sell us a concrete slab with metal shavings that is supposed to block earth radiation. Has anyone had experience with this? Who can give me further advice? Changing the plot is unfortunately not an option.
I didn’t believe in this for a long time, until an acquaintance became ill due to water veins. Afterwards, we had someone roughly check the land with a divining rod. I only started to really believe in it after a second dowser identified water veins in the exact same locations, without knowing the results of the first one.
Now we are a bit uncertain and are trying to shield it already beneath the foundation slab, if that is possible.
ma
Müllerin schrieb:
..., that it worked in this one case on that meadow.
I didn’t know where the utility line was, so it wasn’t a matter of unconsciously moving it myself. I was surprised myself, because I don’t believe in God or other supernatural things—I’m far too scientifically minded for that.
...Being scientifically minded and dowsing simply don’t fit together. Unless you can completely rule out subconscious behavior (which isn’t that easy... our dog always notices everything even though I’m almost 100% sure I haven’t done anything differently than usual...):
It’s the same principle as with Uri Geller. Can Uri Geller really move spoons on TVs in strangers’ living rooms by mental powers? Simple statistics... if 500,000 people place a spoon on a strangely shaped TV... of course several will fall off with extremely high probability... and those people then enthusiastically call into the studio.
If 100,000 people walk over a construction site with a dowsing rod... of course, several will find the utility line with extremely high probability. Those for whom it works usually strongly believe it must be due to their method, and through the “new” media, exactly the 5 people for whom it worked connect with each other.
But it’s just statistics. People also win the lottery sometimes... and the chance is far smaller than with the dowsing rod hitting the line.
Regards
Tego
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nordanney5 Oct 2015 08:56We also have issues with underground water veins beneath our house and property. For example, I find it difficult to sleep during the day, and our children often catch colds in autumn and spring. This can only be caused by the underground water veins below the house. Earth radiation is probably responsible for still having too many days left at the end of the month with only the remaining money in the bank account.
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Bauexperte5 Oct 2015 09:45Good day,
Just as I know that self-healing through autosuggestion can be effective, I am convinced that the opposite can also happen. Especially since I know someone in my environment where, unfortunately, it does work; faith is said to move mountains. People can convince themselves they are ill; whether it is strong belief in a white rabbit or belief that an underground water vein can negatively affect human well-being, in my view this makes no difference.
Underground water veins are a natural phenomenon found abundantly in the earth; having them exactly on your property is unfortunate but only leads to higher foundation costs. Of course, you might fall into the mistaken belief that water—which you don't even come into contact with—has the ability to cause illness. But you could also ask yourself whether your friend might actually be struggling with other issues and the underground water vein is simply a convenient scapegoat. However, you should not overlook the much more important question for yourself: do I want to be a willing target of any superstition or live independently?
By the way, you are surrounded by radiation every moment of your life; whatever you understand by earth radiation, in my opinion it can hardly make things worse.
Regards, Bauexperte
frosch006 schrieb:It’s no coincidence that we only “know” a small part of how our brain functions.
According to a rough assessment, several underground water veins run beneath our house, and there are additional disturbance fields caused by earth radiation... I didn’t believe in something like this for a long time, until a friend of mine became ill because of underground water veins.
Just as I know that self-healing through autosuggestion can be effective, I am convinced that the opposite can also happen. Especially since I know someone in my environment where, unfortunately, it does work; faith is said to move mountains. People can convince themselves they are ill; whether it is strong belief in a white rabbit or belief that an underground water vein can negatively affect human well-being, in my view this makes no difference.
Underground water veins are a natural phenomenon found abundantly in the earth; having them exactly on your property is unfortunate but only leads to higher foundation costs. Of course, you might fall into the mistaken belief that water—which you don't even come into contact with—has the ability to cause illness. But you could also ask yourself whether your friend might actually be struggling with other issues and the underground water vein is simply a convenient scapegoat. However, you should not overlook the much more important question for yourself: do I want to be a willing target of any superstition or live independently?
By the way, you are surrounded by radiation every moment of your life; whatever you understand by earth radiation, in my opinion it can hardly make things worse.
Müllerin schrieb:Is there still room in your drawer?
But I see, I probably shouldn’t have written anything about this, now my drawer is already labeled.
Regards, Bauexperte
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Username_wahl5 Oct 2015 20:12A foil hat protects against radiation. You can also make one yourself.
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frosch0065 Oct 2015 20:18Hello,
I had a feeling that there wouldn’t be a meaningful answer to this. However, I’m disappointed that it was dismissed as a joke. I would have expected a bit more respect here.
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I had a feeling that there wouldn’t be a meaningful answer to this. However, I’m disappointed that it was dismissed as a joke. I would have expected a bit more respect here.
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