Three questions from me this week, all related to etheric fields:
1) There are dating websites where people are matched for dates by how much they like the smell of a set of t-shirts which have been worn by other potential partners overnight. There are various scientific theories about smell being a proxy for immune system compatibility and general health (and in fact, I think as humans, we use smell far more than is normally realised - much like piggies, if you remember my question from last week 😉), but I realised the other day that you can probably pick up on someone's residual etheric field that way too. Does this strike you as a sensible way to date someone? (Hypothetically - I'm married!) And how much do etheric fields dictate our partner preferences?
2) Cast iron pots and pans should pretty much never be washed 'properly' in soapy water, they just continue to season when cooking with fats and oils. Assuming that you only cook nice things in them (read: not cooking meth), then does a little bit of the residual etheric energy remain in the pan, ready to go into subsequent meals, as iron is a good etheric conductor? (not to mention some iron ions leaching out, preventing anaemia) If so, think of the energy of a cast iron pan passed down through multiple generations! A chicken soup made in that could work miracles!
3) Strange question, but what do Fae and demons eat? In Monsters, you said there are etheric larvae who are scavengers feasting on etheric remains, but do Fae eat larvae, or get their energy from trees, rivers or the sun? (hence restricting their habitats to places where those are abundant) And I know we know little of the demonic realm generally, but do demons actually 'eat' human souls who've had the misfortune/stupidity to end up there, or in some other way feed on the energy from causing suffering? (or do they just do that for their enjoyment?)
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3 etheric questions
Date: 2022-11-21 09:23 am (UTC)Three questions from me this week, all related to etheric fields:
1) There are dating websites where people are matched for dates by how much they like the smell of a set of t-shirts which have been worn by other potential partners overnight. There are various scientific theories about smell being a proxy for immune system compatibility and general health (and in fact, I think as humans, we use smell far more than is normally realised - much like piggies, if you remember my question from last week 😉), but I realised the other day that you can probably pick up on someone's residual etheric field that way too. Does this strike you as a sensible way to date someone? (Hypothetically - I'm married!) And how much do etheric fields dictate our partner preferences?
2) Cast iron pots and pans should pretty much never be washed 'properly' in soapy water, they just continue to season when cooking with fats and oils. Assuming that you only cook nice things in them (read: not cooking meth), then does a little bit of the residual etheric energy remain in the pan, ready to go into subsequent meals, as iron is a good etheric conductor? (not to mention some iron ions leaching out, preventing anaemia) If so, think of the energy of a cast iron pan passed down through multiple generations! A chicken soup made in that could work miracles!
3) Strange question, but what do Fae and demons eat? In Monsters, you said there are etheric larvae who are scavengers feasting on etheric remains, but do Fae eat larvae, or get their energy from trees, rivers or the sun? (hence restricting their habitats to places where those are abundant) And I know we know little of the demonic realm generally, but do demons actually 'eat' human souls who've had the misfortune/stupidity to end up there, or in some other way feed on the energy from causing suffering? (or do they just do that for their enjoyment?)
Thanks,
Mr. Crow