Polarity of groundwater radiation: Harmful and beneficial effects
Even in ancient times, it was discovered that the radiations of underground water courses are not equal, but are divided into harmful and beneficial. It has long been known in science that light has right and left polarization, and the same principle of polarity applies to the dowsing radiations of water.
Negative and positive water radiation
According to polarity, underground radiations are today classified into:
- Negative radiations (left rotating / links drehendes): Currents that adversely affect human health if a person stays in such a place for a long time.
- Positive radiation (right-turning water / rechts drehendes Wasser): Beneficial flows whose influence during a short stay stimulates the work of the thymus gland, which is crucial for the defense mechanism and the human immune system.
Although positive radiations have a stimulating and relaxing effect, it is important to note that even long-term stay in positive zones can start to have a harmful effect on the body.
The presence of positive currents in famous buildings
Positive radiations can often be detected under numerous historical churches, temples, castles and places where people gather. It is interesting that guests in catering establishments and inns instinctively choose tables under which positive water currents pass, because they feel comfortable, relaxed and in the mood for conversation there.
Famous buildings that lie on positive radiation
Among the significant European localities associated with these phenomena are:
- Cathedral in Chartres (Chartres) in France
- St. Stephen's Church (Stephanskirche) in Vienna
- Hotel Sacher in Vienna
- Shrine in Lourdes (Lourdes) in France
- The Parliament Building and the Opera House in Vienna
In addition to left and right turning flows, water in nature can also have neutral polarized radiation.
