I do not recommend spending excessive amounts of time near any wireless
 device, including wireless routers.  Laptops have wireless cards--or, in
 the case of Macs, air cards.  This is how they connect to wireless
 devices.  I advise disabling them when not needed, not only to protect
 your aura but to save energy and the battery.  I also prefer hard-wired
 connections for security and reliability reasons.
 
 As for anyone that thinks wireless computers are bad for your aura,
 think of all the cell phones in use around you.  The cell phone towers
 also emit radiation in the microwave region, and that can impact you as
 well as other wireless devices.  But, the worst offenders you will run
 into are the "smart meters" and kike bulbs (you know, those squiggly
 things).  The smart meters emit regular pulses of microwaves every few
 seconds, designed to carry information to a reading station that can be
 several kilometers away, and there can be many of them going off at
 once.  And those kike bulbs are everywhere, emitting dirty electricity
 (not to mention, the piss poor light those things emit).  The big
 fluorescent lights, if electronically ballasted (more common these
 days), are also bad.
 
 Before dumping your laptop, you might try and locate some good LED light
 bulbs (incandescent will work but are harder to find these days, and
 waste energy) to replace every single kike bulb you are around.  If you
 have one of those kike meters (the smart electricity meters), try to
 shield it from your living space.  Those are the devices we need to
 worry most about, and they are becoming more common and disruptive.
 
 
 
	
	
		
		
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[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "grauer_hans" wrote:
 
  I realize that have, for lack of anything better to do recently, been
 spending excessive time in front of my laptop. is the electromagnetic
 radiation emiited by such devises bad for my aura? I need to use
 computers for assortred tasks, especially school, but i also really need
 to get my aura strength back up