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Electrosmog and Ghosts in the Machine

Bangkok’s Invisible Currents: EMF Mapping in Parks, Malls and Public Transport

So a few days ago I borrowed an EMF meter from Nicholas Creed and decided to take a few readings including in the hospital in Bangkok. The highest reading I had was around 25 on the 12th floor with the radiology department, but oddly pointed towards some old computer equipment near the lobby. The reading spiked to maybe 11 outside the door of where my husband was getting his chest x-ray, but dropped immediately down to a safe range. In general I had lower readings while pointed at outside facing windows and higher readings pointing inside, but the EMF reader fluctuated so much it was almost impossible to get a clear picture of what was going on. Yes, hospitals do have a lot of EMF. Unfortunately so did a lot of other places on the busy chaotic streets of Bangkok.

I had a few very high readings from from a bus stop on ever chaotic Sukhumvit Soi 3 as shown here:

When some people passed me by the EMF meter seemed to spike while for others it seemed to drop down. This could be attributed to devices they had, but we all are electromagnetic beings as well. I started thinking that to get real firm comparisons you’d have to go somewhere far away from electricity or people. Then I thought of the chill that crept up my spine when I entered the abandoned restaurant in Phuket some nights before and noticed that another Chinese prayer bowl was missing.

I had to do a quick Google search:

AI Overview

Ghost hunters use a variety of devices to detect ghosts, including:

• Electromagnetic Field (EMF) meters

  These handheld devices measure changes in electromagnetic fields. Ghost hunters believe that spirits can create or manipulate EMF fields, so a sudden spike in readings could be a sign of a paranormal presence. EMF meters are also used by electricians and engineers to identify faulty wiring. 

• REM pods

  These devices create their own electromagnetic field and respond to disturbances with blinking lights and noise. 

• Spirit boxes

  These devices scan radio frequencies and some believe that entities can manipulate the signals to send messages. 

I knew that from my younger daughter’s interest in ghost hunting shows on YouTube. Hospitals would have a lot of spirits of people who died there hanging around them too. Instead of this being viewed as a purely physical imposed phenomena of electrical pollution, could it not also be a metaphysical phenomena of the spiritual war we find ourselves in?

Could all of the endless war and genocide be serving some even more nefarious purpose of veritably opening up the gates of Hell? Could all of the EMF, the bioweapons program, and the mass poisoning of our skies be about keeping human consciousness in a low quantum vibration field? Could the magnetic pole shifts be related as well to the stress on the collective grid of the biofield?

Lucifer

My quick take on Trump’s appointments thus far is that most seem to be very pro Israel. I pray for peace as always and do hope they wrap up the needless bloodshed in Ukraine. But 12 years of Republicans and 12 years of Democrat presidents later and all that has changed in the saga of endless suffering and death is the flag that we’re giving weapons to.

It seems easy enough to prop up and fund the terrorists and then give the other side the means to kill everyone in the area under the pretext of countering terrorism. With so many double and triple agents the war, death, suffering and destruction will last until there is no one left.

I pray that I am wrong but as bombs drop on Beirut and millions more are displaced it looks more like Trump was the Zionists pick from the start

They definitely control the money levers

Doesn’t this Satanic stuff eventually seem self cancelling?

I rarely get sick and neither does my husband, but last night was a doozy: after walking for what felt like hours in search of translation centers, print shops and photocopiers I think I suffered from extreme dehydration. The stress of the last several days with trying to get my husband’s visa to the USA finally cleared has left me unable to eat. Last night I practically collapsed in the busy Nana MRT station while desperately looking anywhere for water. The vending machine would not work but there was a shop that sold tea but not water. I threw that up later but it gave me enough strength to get back to the hotel at least. Ka thought it was a combination of not eating and not drinking any fluid. I would have been better off if I had had a few beers.

Is it the stress or is it the electrosmog? My pee should not be dark orange brown. I think I’m better suited for more sparsely populated environments. Perhaps too many spooks are trying to communicate with me!

So I am feeling much better today at least. I am being careful with my fluid intake. And I am enjoying this beautiful full moon night watching it from the train window. It was wonderful meeting some fellow substackers but I hope that was my last time in Bangkok for a very very long time. Happy Loy Krathong!

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