Environment · 21 March 2020
Geopathic stress analysis
Underground water, the Hartmann and Curry grids — the older kind of harmful radiation, why it still matters, and how we test for it on site or remotely.
With the exponential growth of electromagnetic pollution, geopathic stress gets less attention than it used to. That is understandable — 5G on top of Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, smart meters and everything else genuinely does overpower geopathic radiation by orders of magnitude.
But it has not gone anywhere. And when you spend a great many hours in the same spot above it, it still does what it always did: weakens the immune system first, and produces medical consequences later.
What geopathic stress actually is
Three sources account for most of it:
- Underground watercourses. Moving water below a building distorts the natural field above it. This is the classic case, and the one most often found under a bed.
- The Hartmann grid. A global lattice of lines running roughly north–south and east–west. Crossing points are the problem, not the lines themselves.
- The Curry grid. A second lattice running diagonally to the first. Where a Curry crossing coincides with a Hartmann crossing and an underground stream, you have found the worst spot in the house.
Why the bed, always the bed
It comes down to hours. You spend a third of your life in one square metre, unmoving, in exactly the state where your body carries out its repair work. If there is one place in a home where a disturbed field matters, that is it — and it is the place people are least likely to think about moving.
The desk comes second, for the same reason.
We have seen too many cases where the pattern was obvious in hindsight: a persistent complaint that began within a year of moving house or rearranging a bedroom, unresponsive to everything, resolving after the bed moved two metres.
How we test
On site, we test for both EMF pollution and geopathic stress directly.
Remotely, we can reliably analyse geopathic stress only — but we can usually also identify which kind of radiation is contributing most, which tells you where to start.
What we recommend
The same as always: avoid it rather than trying to neutralise it. We do not sell protection devices and we are sceptical of most of them. Moving a bed costs nothing and works.
To arrange a test, send us the details of the property and which rooms concern you.