Earth Magnetic Field and Feng Shui: The Importance of Geobiological Measurement to Fully Apply Feng Shui and its Environmental Balancing Criteria.
Recently, in the instrument kit used for geobiological analyses and Feng Shui, a high-precision geomagnetometer, built in the USA, is now available with the IDR-321 model.
It allows you to measure the background value of the magnetic field of a certain site and its possible anomalies.
This measurement is one of the geobiological analyses of fundamental importance for the harmonization of a site according to Feng Shui. In fact, the kind of energy that circulates depends not only on the materials, colors, shapes and exposure of the house, but also the electromagnetic and geomagnetic waves permeating the site in question.
We now see an example of anomalies of the opposite sign, identified by the use of the geomagnetometer integrated with dowsing instruments.
Here is the plan with the Ba Gua of the examined site (fig.1):
Plan of the flat, Ba Gua and abnormal magnetic field points (click to enlarge)
The resulting magnetic field background in the date and place of the survey is 471.70 plus/minus 15.2 milliGauss. The measurements taken in the different rooms have oscillated within tolerance limits, while in two areas there are off-field values: one is the balcony where a repeater station is visible in direct line of sight and the other one is the kitchen where a previous dowsing analysis had detected an underground vein of water.
Next to the repeater station (balcony area – Figs. 2 and 3) the value of the field increases for electromagnetic induction (544 milliGauss) while next to the telluric discontinuity (Kitchen Area – Fig. 4) the field value falls (386 milliGauss ).
Fig.2 – Repeater station acting as an electromagnetic wave generator
Fig. 3 – Anomalous measurement recorded by the geomagnetometer on the balcony
Fig.4 – Misalignment next to the water vein in the kitchen
It is still premature to consider that these values could be harmful to human health, but they certainly do not fall within the natural oscillations of the earth’s magnetic field, and therefore Feng Shui, which aims to harmonize any site according to a yin-yang equilibrium, must suggest to screen the environment from interferences of the described types.
In the investigated case, about the induction caused by the repeater station, a field reduction within normal limits has already been recorded within the perimeter of the apartment, but also on the balcony the magnolia in the garden acts as an excellent barrier (fig.5). This type of screens (walls, plants) only applies to electromagnetic waves that, in any case, decay with the square of the distance, while telluric phenomena directly altering the magnetic field can be controlled only by deviating them, for example using quartz crystals.
Fig. 5 – Reduction of electromagnetic field induction by means of a vegetative barrier