Jessup2 Posted December 20, 2017 I was reading someplace that during a levitation practice, the height was reduced due to the carpet having fibers that insulate from the source of energy used for the levitation. I have heard that certain substances increase and decrease the flow of energy, chi and other things. Â is there a list of these? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jessup2 Posted December 20, 2017 Monks would go without socks so as not to block chi...  Synthetic materials such as plastic should be used carefully throughout the home, due to the fact that they tend to block the free flow of chi. If you're trying to encourage more positive energy in your home, it's generally a good idea to limit your use of synthetic materials. Instead, try using more naturalmaterials.   Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jessup2 Posted December 20, 2017 (edited) Meteorites, some metals? Hold a charge for longer periods...  polyesters, vinyls, polyurethane and styrofoams were found not to be good materials Iron-based metals worked well. Sheep's wool layered with iron-based metals holds a charge...  Edited December 20, 2017 by Jessup2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jessup2 Posted December 20, 2017 The finite inhomogeneous model takes into consideration the finite dimensions of the conductor and one or more of the following internal inhomogeneities. Torso. Cardiac muscle tissue High-conductivity intracardiac blood mass Low-conductivity lung tissue Surface muscle layer Nonconducting bones such as the spine and the sternum Other organs such as the great vessels, the liver, etc. Head. The specific conducting regions that are ordinarily identified for the head as a volume conductor are: Brain Cerebrospinal fluid Skull Muscles Scalp Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jessup2 Posted December 20, 2017 Energy sensitivity spreads over the body in a fairly predictable pattern, at least in Tien Shan Chi Kung. It starts with the hands, first the palms and then the backs of the hands, then the forearms, then usually the forehead. After that the face, then neck, first the front and then the back, and then shoulders are able to sense external energy  Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jessup2 Posted December 20, 2017 (edited) Abstract In the process of evaluating the effects of external Qi Gong on inanimate substances by the Bi-Digital O-Ring Test, Qi Gong energy was shown to have a polarity which the author designated for convenience sake (+) or (-), where (+) increases the strength of muscles and (-) weakens them. Depending upon how external Qi Gong is applied and from which part of the body it emanates, the polarity changes. In general, it was found that, when (+) polarity is applied to the painful area or spastic muscles or arteries in vaso-constriction it often reduced or eliminated the pain, spastic muscles or circulatory disturbances. The author succeeded in storing part of the Qi Gong energy in inanimate materials, such as papers, metals (such as a sheet of aluminum foil), glass, stone, band-aids, clothes, drugs, etc. in bi-polar (one end of the same material becomes (+) polarity and the other end of the same material becomes (-) polarity) form in one material or uni-polar, i.e., the entire material either has pure (+) polarity or (-) polarity. Water, EPA, vitamins, antibiotics and other drugs were also converted to (+) polarity. When the material has a bi-polar state, it becomes possible to eliminate one of the polarities by applying certain changing electrical fields. The effect of placing (+) polarity Qi Gong energy stored material was compared with direct application of the Qi Gong on pain, spastic muscle and spastic vertebral arteries. The therapeutic effects of these 2 methods were quite similar for the identical time duration but a more predictable effect was often obtained in the former. As our previous study indicates that acupuncture, electrical stimulation (1-3 pulses/sec.), as well as Qi Gong not only improved the microcirculatory disturbance and relaxed spastic muscles and vaso-constrictive arteries but also reduced or eliminated the pain and also selectively enhanced drug uptake to the area where drugs could not be delivered due to existing circulatory disturbances, by placing (+) Qi Gong stored material, such as a sheet of paper or aluminum foil, band-aid or clothes. Bi- Digital O-Ring Test evaluation indicated that not only did it produce all the beneficial effects of Qi Gong but also enhanced the drug uptake selectively in the area where it is necessary for the drug to be delivered for effective treatment, and reduced lead deposits in tissue. http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/cog/aetr/1990/00000015/00000002/art00005 Â Â Edited December 21, 2017 by Jessup2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
