Drafting of harmful radiation in the apartment and location methodology
The creation of a precise blueprint of harmful radiation is the foundation of the dowsing analysis of the living space. For successful work, an original construction plan at a scale of 1:100 or 1:50, appropriate accessories and a systematic approach to field research are necessary.
Preparation and necessary equipment
Before starting the inspection, it is mandatory to check the existence of the building plan (sketches with the layout of the rooms are not enough). In the case of family houses, the inspection primarily focuses on the bedroom floor. Equipment requires:
- Geometric accessories: A larger and smaller triangle with a centimeter division, a 5-meter steel tape measure and a quality compass.
- Stationery: Ballpoint pen in four colors, regular pencil, as well as colored pencils (red, blue, green) with soft eraser.
- Dowsing instruments: A steel wire fork (0.5–0.9 mm) in the form of a loop, fork (V) fork or rectangular L-antenna, and at least two plumb bobs of suitable weight.
Locating underground streams and their mapping
The inspection is carried out by following two to three mutually perpendicular directions in the apartment. The forks are used to roughly detect the direction of the flow, while the plumb line provides a precise axis by which the flow is followed from one wall of the room to the other. Currents are divided according to polarity:
Categorization and harm coefficients
- Positive (+) flows: Circular on the right, they are marked in red.
- Negative (-) flows: Circular on the left, they are marked in blue.
- Neutral (±) currents: They are marked in green; even though they are neutral, they are the most harmful because there is a rapid exchange of plus and minus radiation (so-called heavy flows).
The comparison of harmfulness is done on a mental scale from 1 to 10 in relation to the wider region. Long-term stay on these streams - primarily on beds - exhausts the body, changes the natural polarity of cells and weakens immunity.
Construction of global networks (Curry and Hartman network)
In addition to underground water, nodes of global networks are also located in the apartment using a compass and special instruments such as the Lecher antenna:
- Curry grid (diagonal): It extends in the NW-SE direction, with square dimensions of about 3.5 m. Nodes can be positive (charging) or negative (discharging).
- Hartmann network: It extends in the direction of magnetic north-south (distance between strips about 2.0 m) and east-west (distance about 2.5 m), with a width of strips of about 20 cm.
Due to the impenetrability of the draft, if all the lines were to be drawn, in practice only the most important places and harmful network nodes that act pathogenically under certain meteorological conditions are entered. Based on the final draft, a proposal is made to move beds and places of longer stay in order to protect the health of the tenants.
