Vibrations are better than proven energy drills, right?

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<judith.poole wrote:

>

> Reading Gail's post I had an energetically uplifting sense of it.

And it's

> got my sub-mind busy connecting yet more dots. Thanks for posting

it, Gail.

>

> Thus, if baking soda works on structuring/restructuring the etheric

body

> which contains (or is it that it transmits?) the blue print for the

> physical body, then bathing in baking soda / the ocean is

recommended as

> part of a healing regimen for anyone wanting to reprogram health and

> well-being into their physical/multi-dimensional form.

>

> Well, then, what is the difference between baking soda, dead sea

salts,

> Epsom salts? Where is the overlap? What is the vibratory difference?

>

> And if colors can have profound effects can we add color to the

bath, so

> that we are bathing in these frequencies? What would be a source of

these

> colors that is non-toxic?

> We already know that sound has a profound capacity to promote re-

alignment.

> A local qigong master/herbalist has started offering " gong baths "

permeating

> the space with the delicious sound produced by striking the gong.

>

> Is this principle what has stimulated indigenous healers across the

ages to

> smudge and rattle the space and the individual's energy field?

>

> Would smudging be a viable alternative for those who are not

comfortable or

> able to submerge in water in the bath tub?

>

> Judith

 

What ever rings your bells.

 

I sure as Hell would not do it the way that is verified effective.

 

I'm tired right now so I'm going to go and put a Charlie Rich CD on,

rather than do the 5 minute energy exercises.

 

That should work, right? Since I like the vibrations of Charlie Rich

music?

 

Brenda Lee is good also. Maybe some Brenda Lee instead of doing the

Connections Between Heaven and Earth and the Hook Ups?

 

 

(Hopefully everyone understands the above is tongue in cheek?)