Geopatich Stress- Evidence speaks volumes

Evidence speaks volumes about a theory. 

Geopathic stress zone has been found to be the common factor in many serious and minor illnesses and psychological conditions, especially those conditions in which the immune system is severely compromised. The major issue is an increased risk of cancer. While geopathic stress zone does not directly cause cancer, it weakens the body and makes it much more likely to acquire cancer. Studies have shown that over 85% of patients who die from cancer had regular exposure to geopathic stress zone.

The late Dr. Hans Nieper, M.D., stated that 92% of all his cancer patients and 75% of his MS patients are geopathically stress zoneed. Dr. Nieper was a world-renowned cancer and MS specialist and operated one of the largest MS practices in the world, located in Germany.

Von Pohl proved to the Central Committee for Cancer Research in Berlin, almost 60 years ago, that one was unlikely to get cancer unless one spent some time in geopathically stress zoneed places.

Dr. Hager, M.D., found Geopathic Stress zone was present in all 5,348 cancer cases investigated.

The German physicist Robert Endros studied this question with Professor KE Lotz of the School of Architecture of Biberach (West Germany).

Their analysis of 400 deaths due to cancer revealed that 383 cases were related to dwelling - over geological faults, underground waterveins and disturbances of the natural geomagnetic field.

Geopathic Stress zone has been found to be the common factor in most serious and minor illnesses and psychological conditions, including cancer, MS, AIDS, tuberculosis, meningitis, MD, kidney and gallstones, rheumatism, heart and circulation problems as well as depression, insomnia, suicide, the promotion of stress zone, and high blood pressure, together with resistence to treatment. Geopathic Stress zone is also the common factor in cases of infertility and miscarriages, and in most children with learning difficulties and behavioral problems.

When the home or work place of the affected person is neutralized, the geopathic stress zone conditions resolve themselves and the body begins to heal.

Other potential problems of geopathic stress zone includes cardiovascular deficiency, attention deficit disorder, immune deficiency disorders, and chronic fatigue. Some lesser effects of influence are chronic body pains, headaches, sudden signs of physical aging, irritability, and restless sleep. It is also a common factor in cases of infertility and miscarriages.

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Origin of Vastu

Modern historians including Havell, Cunningham and Ferguson have conducted extensive studies regarding the origins of Vastu Shastra. On the basis of their studies, it is known that the science originated sometime around 6000BC. The subject was purely technical and hence its usage was restricted to architects only. The knowledge was passed down the line using oral teaching methods or through monographs that were hand written.

Ancient literature points to the fact that Vastu Shastra was regarded as a science that was used for constructing temples and palaces of kings. Initial literary references can be traced back to the Amarakosa, a dictionary in Sanskrit that Amara Simha had written. It has also found strong mention in most Puranas, including the Garuda and Vishnu Purana to name a few. Other than these, various epics, including Brihatsamhita, Aparajita Prutchcha and many more has helped shaped the science of Vastu Shastra.

Strong reference in the Mahabharata:

The Mahabharata is regarded as the biggest and one of the most popular epics of ancient India. It has been said that Indraprastha, the city that had been built for the Pandavas, had most houses constructed using this science. The houses that had been constructed in those cities stood tall and looked majestic. The houses had been kept devoid of obstructions, and the compounds had high walls with uniform heights. The doors were decorated with metal ornaments.

Vastu and Ramayana:

The other legendary epic of ancient times, the Ramayana, is also said to have a connection with Vastu Shastra. The planning that was involved in the capital city of Ayodhya, where Lord Rama resided, has been traced has been traced to a text of architecture of those times, the Manasara.

Vastu and Buddhism:

Vastu has also been mentioned in the literature pertaining to Buddhism also, in which buildings have been said to be constructed using the principles of Vastu Shastra. References have also been made about individual buildings. It is also said that Lord Buddha was a firm believer of these principles of architecture and often made references to this architectural science in his teachings. In fact, one of the course tipss that he gave to his disciples was to personally supervise all activities related to construction of buildings.

An aspect that needs particular mention is that even modern architectural experts have been mesmerized by the significant planning that was involved in the construction of towns and cities in ancient times. Therefore, the rich traditions of Vastu Shastra have been in place for thousands of years and have always.

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