Re: Magnetic orientation and AMWand questions

March 11, 2011

Val,

I was told in the past from one naturopath that all people who live in the

Northern hemisphere - our bodily fluids in our body move clock-wise. If you go

in the southern hemisphere it is in the opposite - the bodily fluids move more

in the counter clock-wise direction. She said that as an advice to international

travelling when you go from the northern hemisphere to the south hemisphere (for

instance from US to Australia) you will have much easier time once you cross the

equator to start massaging your body counter clock-wise, so to help your fluids

start turning the right way. I also have the AM Wand and I thought that this is

the reason they recommend rotating over the chakras in thr clock-wise direction.

This is the first time I hear that some people may need to rotate in the

opposite direction, very interesting...

Krassi

>

> Over a year ago my son used a mat that used magnetic resonance stimulation.

> A few days later he began having really uncharacteristic behavior and

> developed phobias, violent pervasive thoughts, and OCD behaviors. It was

> quite sudden and really scary. Homeopathy helped things return more to

> normal but he hasn't been quite the same since and still has phobias and

> some OCD tendencies.

>

> I was recently told that folks can have a magnetic orientation to north or

> south poles of the earth. Most products on the market that use magnets use

> north oriented magnets since most people are north oriented, but if a south

> oriented person were to use north-oriented magnets emotional disturbances

> could result. The practitioner who told me this said one simple way you

> might be able to check is to hang a pendulum over the person's head. If the

> pendulum spins clock-wise, the person is north-oriented and if counter

> clock-wise than south oriented. She tried it on both my son and me sure

> enough he was south but I was north.

>

> A few days ago, my son's heel was sore and he wanted me to use the AMWand on

> it. The AMWand prep instructions include rotating over the chakras in

> clock-wise rotation. On a hunch, I muscle tested my son to see if his body

> needed counter clock-wise rotations and the result was affirmative. After

> going through the prep routine, I held it on his heel and he said it seemed

> to help it feel better.

>

> Does anyone have experiences that are similar or have information to add on

> magnets or the AMWand? Is it wrong to do counter clock-wise rotations?

> Does anyone know why the clock-wise instruction in the first place? Any

> negative effects for doing counter clock-wise? Or maybe it doesn't matter?

>

> Val

>

March 11, 2011

Hi Krassi,So, I wonder does someone always entrain to the hemisphere they are in. What happens if you maintain the opposite direction? Should that be changed you think, or is it sort of a right-handedness or left-handedness kind of thing. You just leave it the way it is. I wonder if Tami or Rita could weigh in, get input from Dr. G?

Val

Val,

I was told in the past from one naturopath that all people who live in the Northern hemisphere - our bodily fluids in our body move clock-wise. If you go in the southern hemisphere it is in the opposite - the bodily fluids move more in the counter clock-wise direction. She said that as an advice to international travelling when you go from the northern hemisphere to the south hemisphere (for instance from US to Australia) you will have much easier time once you cross the equator to start massaging your body counter clock-wise, so to help your fluids start turning the right way. I also have the AM Wand and I thought that this is the reason they recommend rotating over the chakras in thr clock-wise direction. This is the first time I hear that some people may need to rotate in the opposite direction, very interesting...