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[Guest guest]

Just a question...recently I had been wearing a protection necklace

that lets itself be possessed by my fiance; the necklace had lots of

positive energy that I learned to love and draw from when necessary.

After the nuisance passed, the necklace no longer wanted me to wear it

(I could feel it empathetically every time I put it on) and wanted to

be returned to my fiance. Well, I haven't seen my fiance to return

it, but here's the gist of my question. After I stopped wearing it, I

noticed that times when I would have drawn off of the necklace, my

watch would stop running until that time passed. Today it stopped

when the car broke down and I was processing anger and the urge to

crush the car and wouldn't start back up. It's not a mechanical

problem. I went to Wal-Mart to have the battery changed and I took it

off to wait on the lady who changed the battery. When the lady picked

it up, it started running again. Is this unusual? I had the battery

changed anyway but I (and my fiance) think it's me killing the

battery. He does this too. A watch battery will last him a month if

he's lucky. Anyone else have something similar?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Not sure I understand all of what is going on but it has to do with

the electro-magnetic. I can't afford watches as I would have to by one

every 2 months. I get one and they start speeding up on me to the point

where they are 2 hours fast and then they die.

What I have found works for me is that when I happen to be driving and

I have excess energy I put it through my hands into the steering wheel

and mentally direct it to the battery. Haven't needed a jump in years

and in these Catskill Mountains the winters are bone chilling with

wicked wind chill factors.

Blessings,

Rev. Maureen

 

Panther Kitten wrote:

>

> Panther Kitten <panther_kitten69

>

> Just a question...recently I had been wearing a protection necklace

> that lets itself be possessed by my fiance; the necklace had lots of

> positive energy that I learned to love and draw from when necessary.

> After the nuisance passed, the necklace no longer wanted me to wear it

> (I could feel it empathetically every time I put it on) and wanted to

> be returned to my fiance. Well, I haven't seen my fiance to return

> it, but here's the gist of my question. After I stopped wearing it, I

> noticed that times when I would have drawn off of the necklace, my

> watch would stop running until that time passed. Today it stopped

> when the car broke down and I was processing anger and the urge to

> crush the car and wouldn't start back up. It's not a mechanical

> problem. I went to Wal-Mart to have the battery changed and I took it

> off to wait on the lady who changed the battery. When the lady picked

> it up, it started running again. Is this unusual? I had the battery

> changed anyway but I (and my fiance) think it's me killing the

> battery. He does this too. A watch battery will last him a month if

> he's lucky. Anyone else have something similar?

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[Guest guest]

---Maureen Heffernan <morlight wrote:

> What I have found works for me is that when I happen to be driving

and

> I have excess energy I put it through my hands into the steering wheel

> and mentally direct it to the battery. Haven't needed a jump in years

> and in these Catskill Mountains the winters are bone chilling with

> wicked wind chill factors.

 

I wish I would have thought of that a week ago when my battery

died...would've helped considerably.

 

> Blessings,

> Rev. Maureen

>

==

Much love,

Kimberly

 

" Work like you don't need the money; Love like you've never been hurt;

And dance like no one is watching. " --Bono, U2