One of the starkest examples of our society's materialistic perspective on the world we are living in is the tendency to ignore phenomena that are energetic in nature. It's not that people deny the existence of radio waves or wifi fields it's just that we don't tend to think much about them as long as we got reception.
That is until we have our phone lying next to our loudspeaker and we get a call. Huge interference. So much so that it never really ceases to amaze me just how pervasive that signal is, especially if the speakers are turned up loud.
But then we may simply get used to putting our phone elsewhere. We often sleep next to our wifi router and we generally don't pay too much attention to these fields, maybe due to naiveté or blind faith that all these technologies are perfectly safe or they wouldn't be allowed by the government. hehe.
But what really gets me is not the wifi net I can connect to, the one I am using at any one time... What really gets me is that in most places in Northern Europe where people live, there are neighbors. Endless rows and rows of neighbors living in different apartments under the same roof. And every one of them has their own pervasive wifi net.
So, whenever I am anywhere wanting to blog or go online I am shocked at how many full-fledged wifi nets there are, layered in the same physical space.
I usually put my router's wifi intensity to the lowest value possible, and even when I am in a third story apartment my computer still picks up wifi nets from all floors below, turned up all the way of course.
It's like we are living in an ever-present but hidden electromagnetic soup that asserts constant influence onto our bodies. Bodies that are running on their own finely tuned electromagnetic impulses and fields.
I think if we could notice these fields more consciously we would stop being so reckless in how much we amp them up.
I always turn off my router at night before going to bed but the problem in apartment complexes is simply that anyone's choice to live in less of an electromagnetic soup is hard to achieve when all your neighbors have their wifi turned up all the way, even during the night and when they are on vacation for two weeks.
And while I am doing my best not to overworry about these sorts of things I do find that escaping that dense electromagnetic field and moving out of those chicken boxes is one of the best aims of this phase in my life and a major reason that contributed to quitting my apartment for good.
One week at a psy festival always shows me how much my body appreciates being away from all this electromagnetic pollution and noise - I feel great and totally connected to my inner world and life.
Not sure if sharing the same wifi net in the same house would make sense but I feel it is a good idea to not forget about all those fields surrounding us constantly especially on days where we feel oddly disconnected from ourselves.
You might as well sleep under a bridge where huge freight trains are moving over every 10 minutes. Noone would voluntarily stay there for too long - because we can HEAR the frequencies and they will drive us insane. Transpose those sound waves up a few octaves and we can no longer hear them. Doesn't mean they aren't there and still affecting us.
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