Geopathic Stress and animals
Some animals and plants are attracted
to Geopathic Stress lines and thrive on them. Animals that like Geopathic Stress lines include
cats, bees, wasps, and ants. Beekeepers will benefit from having Geopathic
Stress lines moved to pass through their hives.
Many plants also thrive in Geopathic areas but they tend to be plants
like mould, lichen, moss and ferns. Bacteria and paracites also thrive in areas of Geopathic
stress
Besides ourselves, creatures that react poorly include
sheep, cattle, horses pigs, hens and dogs. Most animals will naturally avoid areas of Geopathic
Stress but when they are penned in they cannot make that choice.
For centuries farmers have had a Diviner select a location for a shed or bedding area for their livestock, and it is notable that very few old farm
buildings that I examine are on Geopathic Stress. In many parts of the world that practice ended and
buildings were erected without considering the consequences.
It would appear like common sense; if you observe a location that animals will not naturally
settle, don't build your shed there.
We now know the science behind this tradition of devining for a location and/or observing our livestock, and know
how to cure the problem. The good news is that Geopathic Stress lines can be identified and removed so buildings
located on Geopathic Stress lines can be treated.
I strongly advise anyone confining horses, sheep, cattle, pigs,
hens or dogs in a confined space to check for Geopathic Stress. Unlike us, they sense it clearly
and it continually agitates them. The symptoms are easy to spot; Agitated animals, escape artists, the
barking dog syndrome, animals that do not settle, animals that will not bed in a particular place, illness and poor
fertility.
You can prevent this stress by removing
Geopathic lines form where your animals are penned. It is a once-off proceedure and is inexpensive to do. Your
animals will be healthier and more settled, and It will pay for itself many times
over.
The following is a table of generally established and observed reactions to Geopathic
Stress Lines;
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Reacts
NEGATIVELY
to Geopathic lines
Humans
Dogs
Horses
Cattle
Pigs
Hens
Sheep
Apple
trees
Trees in
general
Shrubs/hedges
Raspberries
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Reacts
POSITIVELY
to Geopathic lines
Cats
Owls
Snails and Slugs
Snakes
Bees Wasps
Insects in
general
Elderberry
trees
Ivy
Foxglove
Ferns
Moss and
Mould
Bacteria
Fungus
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These lists have been compiled from my research and experience. If you have any
verifiable evidence of other animals or plants that react to Geopathic Stress Lines I would be very
interested in hearing from you. My e-mail is on the contacts page here
Geopathic Stress
and Farmers
If you are keeping animals in pens or buildings and want to enquire about Geopathic Stress you
can contact me here. The first phone consultation is
FREE. We will cover the key indicators of distressed animals and conclude if it is
worth while doing an onsite assessment.
Animal Rescue Centres
If you operate an animal rescue centre I will be pleased to provide an onsite
Geopathic Stress removal visit for FREE (you will need to cover the cost of travel and
a cup of tea).
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