Wi-Fi Friend or Foe?

In our ever-expanding world of technology, there is a new advancement called Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity). With the right equipment (a card in your computer), you can connect to the Internet anywhere you are, without needing a physical hook-up. Convenient? Certainly. Yet, how is Wi-Fi is affecting us energetically?

We human beings not only have a physical body, but a “subtle energy body” as well—a field of energy that both surrounds the physical body and provides a specific blueprint for it. A good clairvoyant can look at a person’s energy field and see what will manifest soon in the physical body, if the person doesn’t first resolve the problem energetically—in his mind or emotions.

Normally, when you shut off your computer and walk away from it, you are no longer bombarded by the intense electromagnetic frequencies that the computer generates. However, with Wi-Fi, you are now at risk of being bombarded by such frequencies anywhere you go where Wi-Fi is present. In other words, you may be exposed to the damaging frequencies of WIFI, whether you are aware of it or not.

Many places of business have installed Wi-Fi for their customers. Entire cities, like San Francisco, are now broadcasting Wi-Fi frequencies to everyone in their entire city—as a public service. State parks in Texas offer Internet access via Wi-Fi, so visitors can surf the web without having to plug cables into a network. Wi-Fi has also been installed on many college campuses as a convenience to the students.

What few people realize is that everyone exposed to Wi-Fi is feeling the negative effect of the frequencies bombarding their subtle energy field and weakening their physical body over time. In our high-tech world, we are already getting blasted by cell phone, TV, radio, microwave, and satellite frequencies 24/7, and now, we are adding the energy of “wireless Internet” to that “negative soup” of frequencies in which we live.

Many illnesses have been linked to exposure to electromagnetic fields: particularly weakened endocrine and immune systems which, in turn, lead to more allergies, asthma, cancer, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, headaches, fibromyalgia, sleep disorders, ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), Autism, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Environmental Illness, and a speeded-up aging process (Becker, 1990). The German government has officially condemned the use of Wi-Fi, pulling it out of all schools, due to potential health hazards.

With the advent of Wi-Fi transmissions from our friendly neighborhood coffee shops and grocery stores, and even from our neighbor’s house (allowing us to be bombarded by the frequencies at no extra charge), it is unbelievable what the human energy field is being asked to withstand. And if that’s not enough, there is a new version of WIFI that is currently being installed in U.S. cities, called WiMAX.

WiMAX, is an even more powerful wireless internet system, which some have likened to “Wi-Fi on steroids.” The industry plans a nationwide rollout of WIMAX, and intends to make the entire U.S. into “one huge hotspot.”

This system was tested in a small town in Sweden a year and a half ago, and once the system was powered up, people started reporting to hospitals with blurred vision, dizziness, and nausea; and there were a couple of cases of heart arrhythmia as well. All symptoms disappeared once the people were out of range of the frequencies.

Turning the whole U.S. into one huge hotspot would make life here energetically intolerable, especially for sensitive people. Everyone’s health will be adversely affected regardless of their sensitivity; however, not everyone will be able to feel what is happening to them.

You might liken our ability to send information via frequencies in the air to the use of lead pipes in Roman times. Lead pipes allowed the Romans to bring water to their homes, which revolutionized their way of living. Yet, because of lead’s toxicity, it was also the worst thing they could have possibly done from a health perspective. Some historians speculate that this could ultimately have been a major cause of the decline of the Roman Empire. Technological advancements have their price.