- A lot of force can be stored in a ring, with or without a
mounted stone. The more potent the ring, the more important it
is to wear it on the ‘right side’. - A pendulum can also be used to confirm the ‘right’ side of the
ring.
8.17 A note about wrist watches
Beware! Seen from the eye, watches appear much more toxic than
is usually believed. This applies especially to quartz watches: it is
like a whiplash sent into your etheric body with each vibration of
the watch. But even without quartz, all watches tend to create a
perverse etheric field and are a major interference in the natural
flow of your energies.
Here is a simple experiment to convince you of the pernicious
effect of watches. For this, you will need a friend and a pendulum.
A key or a ring at the end of a 15-centimetre (3-inch) cotton
thread will do perfectly as a pendulum. It is better to avoid
synthetic thread.
Ask your friend to take off his/her watch. Hold the pendulum in
one of your hands, and with your other hand take your friend's
right hand pulse. That's assuming your friend usually wears
his/her watch on the left side. If he/she wears the watch on the
right side, then start by taking the pulse of the left hand.
How do you take the pulse? Use your index, middle and ring
fingers, and place them on the radial artery just above the line of
the wrist, on the side of the thumb. Note that this part of the
radial artery is located on the Lung Meridian (section 4.8).
While holding the pendulum in one hand and taking the pulse with
your other hand, go into your eye, become aware of the vibration,
and breathe with a slight friction. Then tune into the energy of
the pulse. Try to feel the vibration in the artery. The pendulum
will start rotating in one direction.
Now repeat the operation with your friend's other hand. Tune into
the vibration of the pulse. You will see that in most cases the
pendulum starts turning in the other direction. This fact is quite
normal: it just shows that the energy of each arm has a different
polarity.
Then repeat the operation after asking your friend to put on the
watch. Take the pulse of the hand with the watch, tune in, and...
surprise! The pendulum either stops rotating, or rotates in the
opposite direction to when it was minus the watch. This means