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Ask Kathryn: More About Energy Rings

Q: Kathryn, I remember you talking about energy rings a few months ago and you mentioned something about using them to be more cheerful in the gloomy months. Can you elaborate on this topic?
A: I did mention energy rings back in the spring. I was talking about redirecting EMF and geopathic energy away from the body. These copper energy rings come in three sizes. One, 10” round, small enough to fit under a chair cushion. Others are 13” and 23” diameter, for placing under beds and hanging on walls if necessary. In some cases, the clients are encouraged to wear them around their neck or waist to carry the metal benefits with them.

Similar to wearing a copper bracelet for arthritis, the copper rings are ‘tuned’ with a higher frequency and are able, in many cases, to neutralize the stress frequencies that we cannot see. There are many options for their uses. One common use is to place one under the bed to help insomnia’s to sleep. In another case, a school district in Calgary is using these energy rings to help ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) cases focus and tune out the distractions: with excellent results!

As for being more cheery, if you are sleeping better, you will probably be more cheerful! Contact me directly if you’d like to know more about this product.

~Kathryn

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About Kathryn Wilking

Author, Home Stager, Feng Shui Consultant

Kathryn has inspired women for more than a decade to take charge of their lives; arranging their environment, home and office, to support a positive, prosperous lifestyle. She provides informative tips and talks to organizations and small groups through her Facebook Group and Blog Posts and recorded podcasts. Contact her today for more info about bringing the practical application of Feng Shui into your space.

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