Hidden stresses in the home
The most important consideration when choosing a site is the location of underground streams, geological faults and drains. The second is the secure arrangement of furniture and fittings, especially in the bedroom.
When buying a secondhand house, it is important to know something about the previous owners and why they are moving.
One of the least understood of all the stresses which adversely affect our ability to function normally is geopathic stress (GS) caused by the interaction of underground streams and electrical installations and appliances in our homes and workplaces.
Countless families and businesses have been ruined because of the debilitating effects of GS. The nearby location of underground streams, national grid power lines and sub-stations produce varying degrees of magnetic flux.
Most homes and workplaces have geostress, but it varies in intensity from place to place. The stress produced by the interaction of underground streams and electromagnetic fields (EMFs) adversely affects the quality of our lives.
In Germany, all building sites are checked by a diviner before planning permission is granted geostress will disturb the foundations.
Women, children and animals are very sensitive to this subtle disturbance, while most men are less so, tending to blame other more rational factors for their troubles. For this reason, many partners find it difficult to pinpoint the source of their problems. Over the centuries many people have reported strange noises and objects moving, or they have seen or felt an eerie presence in their home.
Many houses have been abandoned because of strange happenings.
Vincent Gill,
St John's Court,
Devenish,
Athlone,
Co Westmeath.
