Electromagnetic frequencies, protective measures and the role of belief and fear

Frederic asks about EMF exposure, mentioning overhead cabling a few metres from his new house.

The Wonders state everyone is affected by electromagnetic frequencies - some more sensitively than others - and that they affect cellular division and structure, with stronger fields having greater effect.

Practical recommendations: keep at least 18 inches (about 40 cm) between oneself and computers, and keep electric clocks, table lamps and similar devices at least 40 cm away while sleeping since they emit even when off.

They suggest measuring with a gauss meter, using shielding such as copper, asking the utility company to shield the cables (which requires measurable scientific data), and mention personal amulets and devices for computers.

Above all they advise not to fear it.

The discussion turns to belief: beliefs do not create the circumstance but fear opens one to its effect and forces interaction with it, creating a self-feeding cycle of illness.

They add that believing one will not be affected is no different, since it is still pushing against it out of fear; without the limiting belief the effect would be minimal and non-disease-forming.