Day and night, we are exposed to high levels of electromagnetic emissions from electrical devices, which we can hardly do without. In addition, we may be exposed to geopathogenic interference zones (the so-called terrestrial radiation). People react in different ways to such exposure. While some people hardly feel the stress, others often struggle with headaches, insomnia and general exhaustion. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to avoid negative emissions, as some of them penetrate even through walls.

Shungite provides natural protection

Long before the appearance of electrical appliances, people discovered that shungite is a special stone that can neutralize negative energies.

Thanks to the long-term experience of using shungite, the following two ways of using it to protect against negative emissions are known today:

Harmonization of emissions: Harmful emissions are harmonized around the shungite stone. They are not screened, but due to harmonization, they do less harm to the body. Depending on the size and shape, the stones have a different radius of their action. However, the harmonizing effect hardly penetrates the walls.

Protection from emissions: In this case, a protective wall is created from shungite plates or powder mixed with wall paint. This option is very expensive and time consuming, but provides almost complete protection from harmful emissions.

How can I measure the radius of action?

The radius within which the stone is able to harmonize the emissions is called the radius of action. This characteristic refers to the horizontal plane, which is mainly used in daily life. Small differences in height do not matter. Weak impulses from the stone are measured.

Unfortunately, it is not yet possible to display the radius of action on the screen using an amplifier and computer technology.

Until now, there has been only one way of registering these ultrafine fields. This task is performed by people who can detect subtle energy using their nerve cells and make it visible in resonance using a display instrument such as a divining rod or a pendulum.

The measurement can be done in different ways. However, this does not significantly change the result. In one of the methods, a tensor is used to move towards the protected object from a sufficient distance. From a certain distance, a clear change can be detected in the movement of the indicator device. For example, when using a pendulum, the left-handed rotation becomes the right-handed one.

In another method, the radius of action is determined by asking questions using measuring circuits or pendulum tables. The correct formulation of the question is very important here. Measurement results can be displayed in various ways. For example, when using a divining rod (also called a life ray meter or radiometer), horizontal movement can mean “yes” and vertical movement can mean “no”.

Determining the radius of action is not easy. It takes the right mindset, concentration, and a lot of practice. The measurement site should be as free of interference as possible to avoid receiving false reactions.

To summarize, we can say that the radius of action of a geometric body depends on the size and can be relatively accurately determined by the size of the object.

For example, the radius comprises 2-3 m for a pyramid with an edge length of 5 cm. The effect of the geometric shapes of a pyramid, cube or sphere differs slightly, since they are made of exactly the same mineral. However, the angular shape can be perceived slightly differently than the round one.

With untreated stones or elite shungite stones, the measurement is a little more difficult, because untreated stones by their nature have a different shape and, therefore, an uneven radius of action, which is better to measure for each stone individually.

Regardless of whether you are close to the object of protection or a little further, harmonization occurs relatively evenly. For this reason, it is not so important to get close to the pyramid, the main thing is that you are within the radius of action.

I rank myself among those people who do not have the appropriate disposition to reliably handle a pendulum or a divining rod. However, the numerous measurements and practical tests that I was allowed to attend leave no doubt about the results. First of all, my positive experience and the experience of my clients convinces me of this, as well as the good health that I experience when there is shungite nearby.