Protecting yourself from 5G

I saw a company advertising themselves a year ago about this..
Here is their website https://www.blushield.com.au/product-description/

To be honest, I don't think that a crystal is going to be enough to protect you from that or even just your regular meditations.

The thing with the 5G frequencies is that those frequencies can very well be the same ones that your bodies bioelectricity is like.

Every time this hits your body you'd be taking a beating. And this is what causes the fatigue dizzyness and other illnesses that have been reported in the areas the experiments were done. Not to mention the foggy feeling in the brain..

Actually I was going to look if I could find the frequencies that are used in the bioresonance devices and compare them on the range the 5G is operating on.
There are harmonious frequences and there are disharmonious frequencies. Its said that the disharmonious frequencies are the ones that cause disease.
This technology is hazardous to us at this point, considering who is running stuff.

Also.. The website I posted.. I think it is supposed to work by generating the harmonious frequencies to combat the ones that are out of place.. but Im not sure.

I also found another flyer among my stuff but Ill have to check back at it.

At least I think it'd be a wise move to do SaTaNaMa daily if not more times a day for those who are living in the 5G zones.

T.A.O.L. wrote:

I saw a company advertising themselves a year ago about this..
Here is their website https://www.blushield.com.au/product-description/

To be honest, I don't think that a crystal is going to be enough to protect you from that or even just your regular meditations.

The thing with the 5G frequencies is that those frequencies can very well be the same ones that your bodies bioelectricity is like.

Every time this hits your body you'd be taking a beating. And this is what causes the fatigue dizzyness and other illnesses that have been reported in the areas the experiments were done. Not to mention the foggy feeling in the brain..

Actually I was going to look if I could find the frequencies that are used in the bioresonance devices and compare them on the range the 5G is operating on.
There are harmonious frequences and there are disharmonious frequencies. Its said that the disharmonious frequencies are the ones that cause disease.
This technology is hazardous to us at this point, considering who is running stuff.

Also.. The website I posted.. I think it is supposed to work by generating the harmonious frequencies to combat the ones that are out of place.. but Im not sure.

I also found another flyer among my stuff but Ill have to check back at it.

At least I think it'd be a wise move to do SaTaNaMa daily if not more times a day for those who are living in the 5G zones.

Thanks :)

The devices are a bit pricey, but I don't doubt they would have a return policy if it's something that actually works. (Just in case it doesn't)

Currently I'm just using my large Purple Tesla plate, and the grid in my room. Could get an outlet version of the Scalar generator, and see if that works :)

I'll update you on how that goes :D

Be careful, some of that stuff costs 1500 or something, better do some real good research before you buy, and make sure the company is legit with returns etc. Do your research prior.

I've had 5G in my home for quite some time now, here in the Caribbean island i'm on it's not mobilized in wide zones, but it's most likely going to be, for now the newer routers which my parents have send out both 5G and 2.4G signals.

However i just turned the 5GHz off because no one spends much time in the living room anyways, and 5G can't penetrate solid walls(as far as i'm aware), which is why they want to deploy so many towers as you'll need a lot if you want full coverage.

Just keep a strong AOP you'll be fine, I doubt it's going to be as bad as people think it is.

Another thing, as far as i know, 5G doesn't broadcast signals omnidirectionally instead it goes directly to your device once your device sends a signal to the router.

If you really want to protect yourself just go into your room or stand behind a tree or something, it's really that easy.
do some more research into the limitations of 5G, should be useful.

Rook wrote:

I've had 5G in my home for quite some time now, here in the Caribbean island i'm on it's not mobilized in wide zones, but it's most likely going to be, for now the newer routers which my parents have send out both 5G and 2.4G signals.

However i just turned the 5GHz off because no one spends much time in the living room anyways, and 5G can't penetrate solid walls(as far as i'm aware), which is why they want to deploy so many towers as you'll need a lot if you want full coverage.

Just keep a strong AOP you'll be fine, I doubt it's going to be as bad as people think it is.

Another thing, as far as i know, 5G doesn't broadcast signals omnidirectionally instead it goes directly to your device once your device sends a signal to the router.

If you really want to protect yourself just go into your room or stand behind a tree or something, it's really that easy.
do some more research into the limitations of 5G, should be useful.

What about windows then?

And seriously.. if it can't penetrate solid walls then why are you still able to recieve it inside the house?

Another thing.. There are houses of which the inside walls are made of flimpsy multiplex wood which have been painted or something.
Thats obviously not a solid wall.

Rook wrote:

I've had 5G in my home for quite some time now, here in the Caribbean island i'm on it's not mobilized in wide zones, but it's most likely going to be, for now the newer routers which my parents have send out both 5G and 2.4G signals.

However i just turned the 5GHz off because no one spends much time in the living room anyways, and 5G can't penetrate solid walls(as far as i'm aware), which is why they want to deploy so many towers as you'll need a lot if you want full coverage.

Just keep a strong AOP you'll be fine, I doubt it's going to be as bad as people think it is.

Another thing, as far as i know, 5G doesn't broadcast signals omnidirectionally instead it goes directly to your device once your device sends a signal to the router.

If you really want to protect yourself just go into your room or stand behind a tree or something, it's really that easy.
do some more research into the limitations of 5G, should be useful.

The 5G in your router stands for 5 Gigahertz. What I mean when I say 5G is the 5th generation of Cellphone infrastructure, which can have frequencies ranging from 60-100+ Gigahertz. This would also support the 'internet of things' they so desperately want to push too.

More or less 5G would be like having a 4G Celltower antenna mounted to every lamp post, but using Millimeter waves (the tech they use as 'non-lethal' weapons for crowd control and war).

And so far the only solutions to this (on the table) are: Destroy the 5G antennas as they go up or Use one of the above mentioned devices to counter 5G

However, I can see this whole 5G thing spectacularly back firing as most people are aware of it. And they're spreading the truth about 5G to everyone they can. And finally; They've actually already turned on a few 5G installations, so as things deteriorate for the local populations and people start getting cancer at an alarming rate I can see these installations being protested, and more likely destroyed outright.

Poweredbythesun wrote:

The 5G in your router stands for 5 Gigahertz.

you're right, i mistook the 2.
But what i said about the limitations of 5g is still true.

Poweredbythesun wrote:

More or less 5G would be like having a 4G Celltower antenna mounted to every lamp post,.

T.A.O.L. wrote:

Another thing.. There are houses of which the inside walls are made of flimpsy multiplex wood which have been painted or something.
Thats obviously not a solid wall.

The reason why they want to put that many towers up, is because as i said before in regards to the limitations, it has poor penetration.

I'm quoting from this site - https://www.nutaq.com/blog/millimeter-waves-how-we-got-here-physical-challenges-and-5g-opportunities

Obstacles
Millimeter waves open up more spectrum but until recently few electronic components were able to generate or receive millimeter waves, so the spectrum remained unused.

Generating and receiving millimeter waves is a challenge, but the biggest and most challenging factor with these high frequencies is the travelling media. Poor foliage penetration has been observed but the biggest challenges are atmospheric and free-space path loss.

Millimeter waves are governed by the same physics as the rest of the radio spectrum and as such, they have limitations related to their wavelength. The shorter the wavelength, the shorter the transmission range for a given power.

Let’s recall some signal properties remain constant, regardless of factors like antenna gain at the transmission and receiver, or reflection, absorption and diffraction during the signal transmission.[4]

· Free space loss – The free space loss in dB is calculated with:
L(Transmission loss) = 92.4 + 20log(f) + 20log(R)

· Atmospheric absorption – The atmosphere absorbs millimeter waves, thus restricting their transmission range. Rain, fog, and moisture in the air make the signal attenuation very high. Oxygen (O2) absorption is especially high at 60 GHz.

· Mechanical resonance – The mechanical resonance frequencies of gaseous molecules also coincide with the millimeter wave signal. For current technology, the important absorption peaks occur at 24 and 60 GHz.

· Scattering – Millimeter wave propagation is also affected by rain. Raindrops are roughly the same size as the radio wavelengths and therefore cause scattering of the signal.

· Non-line of sight issues – When a line-of-sight path between transmitter and receiver isn’t present, the travelling signal still has alternative ways to reach the receiver, be it through diffraction, reflection or bending. Diffraction in millimeter waves is scarce due to the short wavelengths.

· Brightness temperature – When millimeter waves are subjected to absorption by water vapor, oxygen and rain, these molecules absorb high frequency electromagnetic radiation. This absorption subsequently leads the molecules to emit higher frequency EM radiation (closer to the infrared spectrum). This energy emission, when received by a receiver antenna, is called brightness temperature and it degrades system performance. Any Earth-based antenna aimed at a satellite with a high elevation angle, for example, will suffer signal degradation caused by picking up brightness temperature emanating from atmospheric constituents.

There was an test done regarding the penetration to human skin, and it doesn't penetrate far, 90% is said to be absorbed by the 2 out of the 3 layers of the skin, and i'm pretty sure with a strong AOP you'll be fine.
https://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1503/1503.05944.pdf

Poweredbythesun wrote:

but using Millimeter waves (the tech they use as 'non-lethal' weapons for crowd control and war)

Using MM waves for this?
they've got far better tech, remember that fire that happened sometime ago where entire concrete buildings were melted down? there was speculation that lazer weapons were employed and it seems highly probable that it was lazer weaponry.
i'm sure it won't take much to make a more non-lethal version of that and fly it over.

when digital technological advancements are made the medium of data transference also needs to be increased, if this wasn't the case we'd still be using phone lines for internet.

I decided I'm going to test the Blu Shield devices out, should be getting them next week. And I'll update you all on how that goes :)

They also have a 30 day return policy, so it's not super risky. Did take a look at all the reviews I could find for them too, a bunch of non-verified buyers commented it doesn't work (on Amazon). And there was a significant pool of verified buyers (and people of note) I found who say it does work.

Either or, I'll let you all know how it goes :)

If millimeter waves are used in non-lethal weapons, this is a good thing.

That means these waves are not deadly, as its being made out that they are.

Your microwave oven produces worse radiation than a phone tower.

The sun produces worse radiation than a phone tower.

The earth produces worse radiation than a phone tower.

Electrical substations produce much higher levels of radiation than a phone tower.

Radiation is part of existence and energy. Your aura is a form of radiation.

Does this mean it gives you cancer? No, no it does not.

I just got the devices today, 1 is a wall plugin and the other is a portable version.

I tore open the portable one to have a look at what makes it tick:

And I'm not sure what to make of it :/ I'm trying these for 2 weeks, and I guess we'll see what happens.

Completely destroyed the portable ones case though, I couldn't get it open with even my biggest spudger :/ If worst comes to worst I'll be out $300 on the portable as I can't return it, but the wall plugin is still fine :)

Poweredbythesun wrote:

I just got the devices today, 1 is a wall plugin and the other is a portable version.

I tore open the portable one to have a look at what makes it tick:

And I'm not sure what to make of it :/ I'm trying these for 2 weeks, and I guess we'll see what happens.

Completely destroyed the portable ones case though, I couldn't get it open with even my biggest spudger :/ If worst comes to worst I'll be out $300 on the portable as I can't return it, but the wall plugin is still fine :)

Yea there's no way that should cost hundreds if dollars. That's like less than $1 of parts. And looks like it probably wouldn't do anything to affect 5g anyway. I don't think I see anything there that would even produce a high frequency to interfere with the 5g frequency. Like often they will use a crystal oscillator that resonates at a set frequency. But I guess they are even too cheap for that, because that black square at the top left with the 8 pins going into it could be a 555 timer, with the capacitor and resistors above it setting it into an oscillation. The bigger IC looks like it's just some kind of logic gate thing to turn all the lights on and off.

I can't see anything on here that actually looks like it's doing anything at all other than just turning those little led lights on and off. Sorry but looks like a total scam to steal your $300 for nothing. Can you take a picture of the other side of the circuit board?

Poweredbythesun wrote:

I just got the devices today, 1 is a wall plugin and the other is a portable version.

I tore open the portable one to have a look at what makes it tick:

And I'm not sure what to make of it :/ I'm trying these for 2 weeks, and I guess we'll see what happens.

Completely destroyed the portable ones case though, I couldn't get it open with even my biggest spudger :/ If worst comes to worst I'll be out $300 on the portable as I can't return it, but the wall plugin is still fine :)

I've taken a lot of electronics apart and honestly from what I can tell there's nothing super suspicious or odd about that circuit board however I can't recall seeing anything like those 5 circles lined up in a rectangle before, I also don't see any circuit paths ending at them.

Let me know if those are just puncture holes or even capacitors, those things are definitely involved in the storage of electrical energy in an electric field. I'm not sure about the quantity for such a small circuit board though.

Ghost in the Machine wrote:

I can't recall seeing anything like those 5 circles lined up in a rectangle before, I also don't see any circuit paths ending at them.

Let me know if those are just puncture holes or even capacitors, those things are definitely involved in the storage of electrical energy in an electric field. I'm not sure about the quantity for such a small circuit board though.

Those look like connections to a ribbon cable that would be sticking out the other side of the board. Just holes through the board with conductive pads around the holes.

Ol argedco luciftias wrote:

Poweredbythesun wrote:

I just got the devices today, 1 is a wall plugin and the other is a portable version.

I tore open the portable one to have a look at what makes it tick:

And I'm not sure what to make of it :/ I'm trying these for 2 weeks, and I guess we'll see what happens.

Completely destroyed the portable ones case though, I couldn't get it open with even my biggest spudger :/ If worst comes to worst I'll be out $300 on the portable as I can't return it, but the wall plugin is still fine :)

Yea there's no way that should cost hundreds if dollars. That's like less than $1 of parts. And looks like it probably wouldn't do anything to affect 5g anyway. I don't think I see anything there that would even produce a high frequency to interfere with the 5g frequency. Like often they will use a crystal oscillator that resonates at a set frequency. But I guess they are even too cheap for that, because that black square at the top left with the 8 pins going into it could be a 555 timer, with the capacitor and resistors above it setting it into an oscillation. The bigger IC looks like it's just some kind of logic gate thing to turn all the lights on and off.

I can't see anything on here that actually looks like it's doing anything at all other than just turning those little led lights on and off. Sorry but looks like a total scam to steal your $300 for nothing. Can you take a picture of the other side of the circuit board?

That's a shame :/ Weird too, I even found a few skeptical people who've tried this and say it works. . Could also just curse BluShield for being thieves if it really is a glorified timer board. Either or, I'll let you all know how this goes regardless. If it really does nothing I can say for sure I won't be effected by the placebo effect

Also:

My screw driver hit the back of the circuit board a few times while prying the casing off :/ It still seems to work though :)

Ghost in the Machine wrote:

I've taken a lot of electronics apart and honestly from what I can tell there's nothing super suspicious or odd about that circuit board however I can't recall seeing anything like those 5 circles lined up in a rectangle before, I also don't see any circuit paths ending at them.

Sadly those are just puncture holes :/

I did more digging on their research too, and there's even more: They also claim the light that goes off every 30 seconds (it's a specific pattern that lasts about 6~ seconds) actually helps create this scalar field around the device. I'll see if I can find anything on this, but as far as I can tell the circuit board really only has 4 unmarked chips, and one of those (the 8 pin) is an EEPROM chip (I think).

Here's a video of the light cycle by the way (from the wall plugin): https://anonfile.com/ccjdIdg1n5/Light_Cycle_mp4External ↗

I also contacted the manufacturers about this, we'll see what they say. Probably won't be too happy tore apart one of their devices though XD

Anyways, I'm headed to bed soon. We'll see how I sleep with the wall plugin going.

(Bit of a last minute update) I've spent about half an hour writing this post, looking up the chips, and looking into their supposed method of creating Scalar waves and I'll just leave this here, but the wall outlet was interfering with my phone as I was recording the light cycle. Not sure if it's just because my phone's old, or something else, but it was kinda creepy. Especially when I opened up file explorer to see my phone was renamed (insert random snippet of whatever the fuck that was here). Example: Û:£†¢Ly!9f·)?ÑúöOßyvؘŽÇ8§lÚÑ

Ol argedco luciftias wrote:

Poweredbythesun wrote:

I just got the devices today, 1 is a wall plugin and the other is a portable version.

I tore open the portable one to have a look at what makes it tick:

And I'm not sure what to make of it :/ I'm trying these for 2 weeks, and I guess we'll see what happens.

Completely destroyed the portable ones case though, I couldn't get it open with even my biggest spudger :/ If worst comes to worst I'll be out $300 on the portable as I can't return it, but the wall plugin is still fine :)

Yea there's no way that should cost hundreds if dollars. That's like less than $1 of parts. And looks like it probably wouldn't do anything to affect 5g anyway. I don't think I see anything there that would even produce a high frequency to interfere with the 5g frequency. Like often they will use a crystal oscillator that resonates at a set frequency. But I guess they are even too cheap for that, because that black square at the top left with the 8 pins going into it could be a 555 timer, with the capacitor and resistors above it setting it into an oscillation. The bigger IC looks like it's just some kind of logic gate thing to turn all the lights on and off.

I can't see anything on here that actually looks like it's doing anything at all other than just turning those little led lights on and off. Sorry but looks like a total scam to steal your $300 for nothing. Can you take a picture of the other side of the circuit board?

you guys seem disappointed, as if you were expecting something magical in there?
just google what a rf transceiver looks like, and you'll find out that what you're looking at is to be expected.

300$ is obviously a rip off tho, but then again people pay way more on CS:GO to change the look of a digital knife.
you want to know how to avoid 5G like i mentioned twice before?
just get out of the line of sight lol, or literally just wear a coat or something if that's not possible.
don't spend $300 or more on that shit.

and yes, i'm aware that they plan to put a small tower everywhere so it has line of sight nearly everywhere, but honestly it's not as harmful as you people are making it out to be, just look at what centralforce said.

Rook wrote:

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I'm not really disappointed because I never expected much anyway. I'm only interested from an Electrical Engineering perspective to see if I can see everything about how this thing works and what it does. Taking apart, understanding, rebuilding, and designing electronics has been my hobby since my very early childhood.

Rook wrote:

you guys seem disappointed, as if you were expecting something magical in there?
just google what a rf transceiver looks like, and you'll find out that what you're looking at is to be expected.

300$ is obviously a rip off tho, but then again people pay way more on CS:GO to change the look of a digital knife.
you want to know how to avoid 5G like i mentioned twice before?
just get out of the line of sight lol, or literally just wear a coat or something if that's not possible.
don't spend $300 or more on that shit.

and yes, i'm aware that they plan to put a small tower everywhere so it has line of sight nearly everywhere, but honestly it's not as harmful as you people are making it out to be, just look at what centralforce said.

I did not expect anything from this venture, that's how you come under the effects of the placebo efffect. I'm looking into the solutions out there to mitigate the effects of 5G and EMF as there are some of us that are exposed to this 24/7 unless there is a blackout. I still have 12 days on this test too, and then I will be moving the wall outlet to a family members house for a blind test to see if it's a legitimate thing or not.

As well, these devices were suggested by a member here. And it's better 1 person make the mistake if it's fake, than have multiple people feeding into their lies. And if this does work, one could reverse engineer a working one for less than $300 with a working model for reference. If these do turn out to be fake however, there are plans online for working Scalar generators, I would just need some time to put one together.

Unless you have constructive criticism, or any relevant information, do not post here.

Rook wrote:

just get out of the line of sight lol

Is neither

And lastly, yes 5G IS as harmful as projected. Not only to Humans either, but the environment, wildlife, and Earth itself. Look into it, it's shocking.

Poweredbythesun wrote:

do not post here.

What sort of authority do you presume to have over me lol?

Either way, you know there was literally no criticism in my previous post right?
if you did get offended or something, then you got offended over noting.

but i did tell you to look up what an rf transceiver looks like, because that is most likely what you have.

I do however see your actions as being just, taking the risk so gullible people won't have to, if i do see another Zevist thinking about buying one of their products i'll be sure to link them here.

As for what you brought i'm almost certain it's an rf transceiver,
i'm guessing someone like yourself who's concerned about being hit by all sort of EMFs' would have a device that would detect them right?
if so, you should check what frequency the device you brought is emitting or if it is at all.
after all, what would be the point of testing this device if you had noting to detect if it's functioning as advertised?

Poweredbythesun wrote:

I'm looking into the solutions out there to mitigate the effects of 5G and EMF as there are some of us that are exposed to this 24/7 unless there is a blackout.

You do realize your aura is an energy field that can be programmed to mitigate these things right?

Poweredbythesun wrote:

And lastly, yes 5G IS as harmful as projected. Not only to Humans either, but the environment, wildlife, and Earth itself. Look into it, it's shocking.

I did look into 5g, i even linked you to a site and a document that involved a scientific test concerning MM waves and exposure to the naked body.
i'm not exactly sure how it is harmful to the environment either, it feels like you ignored what i said before on the limitations of these MM waves, as they lose potency the more they travel so it doesn't travel far, they also don't emit signals omnidirectionally, only to the targeted device once it has sent a signal to the tower.
overall this tech is actually far BETTER than current wifi that emits signals omnidirectionally and much further.

I'm not exactly sure where you're getting the idea that this is harmful to people and the environment, could you perhaps provide some sources?

Ol argedco luciftias wrote:

Rook wrote:

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I'm not really disappointed because I never expected much anyway. I'm only interested from an Electrical Engineering perspective to see if I can see everything about how this thing works and what it does. Taking apart, understanding, rebuilding, and designing electronics has been my hobby since my very early childhood.

Thats cool..

Actually what I was thinking.. what if it is possible to increase the positive vibrations through a device, and then using this as a barrier so the negative ones can't get in? Or not reach far anyway..

Can that be done today with the knowledge that we have?

Also.. the computerparts.. are rather cheap to make (or so I've heard) and yet they charge a lot for it... It makes no sense.

It'd be helpful if we were able to make such devices ourselves at home, so that we could protect ourselves properly and would be having a proper place to stay..
But, we'd stand out with those too.
And maybe become targets so..