What is an electromagnetic field (EMF)?
A. Wherever there is electricity, you will find electric and magnetic fields. We can think of these fields as invisible lines of force created by the electric charges, or charged ions. Charged ions with opposite signs (positive and negative) attract each other, whereas charges with the same sign repel each other. The forces of attraction create electric fields whose strength is related to the voltage or electrical pressure in the circuit. The current is measured in amperes or amps, for short. Negatively charged ions dissipate more quickly than positive ions, thereby leaving an overabundance of positively charged ions. *Note: Electric fields are measured in volts per meter (V/m) or in kilovolts per meter (kV/m). 1 kV = 1000 V. Magnetic fields are measured in gauss (G) or tesla (T). 1 milliguass (mG) = 0.1 mircotesla (uT). Power lines, electrical wiring and appliances in your home, school and office all produce electric and magnetic fields.
In a way the Electromagnetic Field is the signature of everything that is. It is made up of the combined vibrational frequencies of all the parts of everything that exists within the world. The field emanates outwards and affects everything it touches. You are an Electromagnetic Field and so is everything and everyone around you. Most of the EMFs that we direct our clearing work towards are those coming from electronic devices, electrical wiring, power lines, etc. We are now living in so many fields that they are beating upon each other, creating fields with a greater stress impact. These combined fields constantly beat upon us, causing stress and producing ill-health and dis-ease.
