The good place

Unlike our ancestors, we no longer live in harmony with Mother Nature, and have forgotten to listen to our feelings and trust our intuition.

Every animal in nature instinctively looks for its “good place” to sleep and regenerate. We humans, however, live for the most part in predefined grids, such as firmly defined building windows, assigned sleeping areas, and under constant irradiation from cell phones, transmission towers, digital radios, high-voltage lines, and WLAN.

And even if we have developed more and more into technological bio-robot-drones during the last 100 years, we are basically still “human-animals” and react, like the animals with corresponding reactions, or disorders, which we then however try to classify as modern disease patterns.

That is why it is more important today than ever to find your personal “good place”.

Unconsciously, we humans, like animals, behave in many ways purely instinctively. The major difference between us and animals is that at some point the conditioned mind switches on and rationalizes our instincts. Nevertheless, the vast majority of processes also take place on an instinctual level.

Thus, during our normal daily routine, we would never voluntarily stay for a longer period of time on interference fields. Most of the time we do not know that there is a water vein or another source of disturbance, but we become restless, nervous and leave the place for some reason advanced by the consciousness.

For a short time the stay on such a zone is also not harmful. There are, as I said, even points that donate energy in the short term, or drain excess energy and disturb only after a longer stay.

However, at night, or when we sleep, things are completely different. Here we can not avoid and it is the phase that our body needs to regenerate. Our autonomic nervous system consists of the two “antagonists” sympathetic nervous system (awake state, adrenaline, action, etc.) and parasympathetic nervous system, or vagotonus (sleeping, regenerating, refueling, etc.).

So, if our vagotonic phase is disturbed every night because the place where we sleep is located on a disturbance zone, or is polluted by technical fields, it brings the whole organism out of balance, and the person becomes weaker and more susceptible to diseases.

Likewise, the melatonin production, so important for our regeneration, growth and reproduction, takes place at night. This hormone, produced by the pineal gland, is said to have, among other things, a cancer-inhibiting and cell-regenerative effect, in addition to the direct connection to the third eye.

Therefore it is all the more important to look for or create one’s own good place. Through the right choice of the sleeping place, the workplace and the rest areas, the shielding or reduction of technical fields or the active balancing of the regulatory frequencies in the body.

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