Can anyone feel earth radiation?
Excerpt from the conference "Controlled by Others or Free?"
Do We Really Not Sense Disturbance Zones? Why Your Body Perceives More Than You Think
Many people are convinced that they are unaware of interference zones. In this short excerpt from the conference “Controlled by Others or Free?,” BIOGETA founder Sebastian Krüger challenges this assumption. His key point: We all sense it; we’ve just never learned to interpret these signals correctly.
In this excerpt, you'll learn:
- how your body reacts to stressful situations, such as sudden fatigue or difficulty concentrating,
- why we usually don't associate these signals with the place,
- how to train your own perception, and why, in principle, anyone can do it,
- What crookedly growing trees, stinging nettles, and apple trees reveal about those who seek out radiation and those who flee from it,
- Why did our grandparents say, “Avoid the oaks, seek out the beeches,”
- why you often don't notice the difference until you compare them side by side.
You'll find this excerpt interesting if you're looking for a quick, clear introduction to the topic or if you've ever wondered why you feel more comfortable in some places than others.
Length: about 4 minutes