Seems as if we have a good discussion going among the Wizards of the Land of Oz. Surely there must be some 0f our American subscribers who have experience in this subject that they can bring to bear on the subject of changing polarities in soils to affect changes.
It certainly is a fascinating subject soil polarities and geopathic stress areas.
James
Garuda wrote:
>How are you "changing the energy of the farm to cut down bredding rates"? Is
>this being achieve without peppering????
>
Yes. In terms of mammals I have an innate dislike of peppering for several reasons, not least of which is that it does nothing about the actual problem, just moves it on to someone else's shoulders.
In my experience the energy of a place can be changed in a number of ways, sometimes simply, sometimes esoterically. Simplistically, I suppose I could say that whenever a plant is put in the ground it has the potential to change the energy, or change the manner in which inherent energy works, one way or another.
For now I'll keep it simple. A few days ago I referred to the double spiral (vortex) in your 'Spiral Astrology' on your website. Think about that image for a moment. Walk anywhere there are trees and I guarantee you will find one or more that have twisted bark or branches that splay out in an unnatural circular manner. I'm sure you know the sort of thing I mean. Usually the cause is a pure energy vortex (in many cases a double vortex) which has positive polarity. That means the energy swirls clockwise and goes down into the ground. The energy itself is cooled and is being 'pulled' into the vortex from distances that depend on its size, and in the process that twists trees and shrubs (harming or killing them over long periods of time) and anything else which happens to be in the way, and is generally harmful for the soil making things harder to grow.
There are also negative polarity vortexes (vortices) which do the opposite - that is, they swirl counterclockwise bringing warm air up from an underground source (often an underground stream or lake).
Vortexes (vortices) can be reversed but not everyone can do it. Micro-climates can be created in hostile climatic conditions using negative vortexes.
If you look on the soil as a living organism (which it is) with a capacity to determine its own needs and work on fulfilling them (which it does) then it becomes fairly evident that rabbits and other 'pests' including weeds are 'grown' for a purpose. (However, it takes a huge attitudinal shift to accept that soils can 'think' for themselves.) The problem, then, is not the creature or plant itself but over-population and that is all we should be seeking to control.. We can do that with a mix of energy changes and spiritual guidance. I appreciate the difficulty or impossibility of developing a product which incorporates such things but in fact we already have the means - about 5% of the population have the necessary ability. One need not be on-the-spot either, it can be done from a distance.
Roger
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