Vitality of places

Over the course of centuries, mankind has forgotten that in order to attain fulfilment and prosperity, we must respect the three crucial envelopes that protect the "vibration of Life".

The first of the three protective envelopes of Life is our body, which we should fuel with healthy food. It is a shame that increasingly these days people worry less about where their food comes from and more about how much it costs… to the detriment of quality.

The second protective envelope is our clothing, which should always be made of natural fabrics such as wool, cotton or linen. Synthetic products are often actually the cause of problems we never get to the bottom of and make our bodies ill in what basically constitutes a prison of static electricity.

It’s true that in today’s world where everything has to work quickly, synthetics are quicker to dry, easier to iron (or need no ironing at all) and most importantly cost less.

The third protective envelope, the one which has been forgotten over the course of centuries and long neglected, and which is however the basis of our equilibrium, our health, our development (and even our destiny) is our environment and, more particularly, the place where we live.

Where are our houses built these days? What materials are used in their construction? How are they furnished?

By analysing these different points, we can glimpse the key to many of our problems, which seemed until now to have no solution.

Many thousands of years ago, our ancestors knew about the principles of life that favoured a happy destiny:

-       when constructing their buildings, the ancient Chinese, carefully avoided certain places and lines that they called “Dragon Veins".

-       The Romans, before building a town, let a flock of sheep grave there first, for a whole year, before then performing an autopsy on them. Depending on the results, they decided whether or not to build on that site.

-       The Celts and the Druids also understood the secrets of nature and knew how to distinguish good places from evil places, and cathedrals have been built on many of their sacred sites. Acute sensitivity to subtle energies enabled them to perceive and pick up the strong points of the terrestrial magnetic network (I will come back to this point in a moment…).

The Ancients respected the importance of terrestrial influences on habitat. When they were choosing where to build their home they considered not only its exposure to bad weather and the risk of attack from their enemies but also what they called the "vitality of places”, in other words the specific energy that certain places emit.

These notions of “positive” (good) or “negative” (bad) waves were also applied in numerous civilizations. For example, the dolmens or even the famous Kheops pyramids are built on sites that are energetically pure and positive.

In the 11^th century, builders of cathedrals were also aware of the importance of the energy of the site. This is why all churches are orientated in perfect cosmic-telluric harmony. Up until the 17^th century, houses were constructed according to strict rules guaranteeing perfect harmony with "the Spirit of places".

Unfortunately, this custom has now been lost, and these days houses are built without any regard for the harmonisation of energies. The location of constructions is determined by purely commercial and practical criteria: the price of land, proximity of transport systems, etc.