Listening to fields underwater

Audios Sapien Medicine
#1

Are there any pros/cons when playing fields while in water (as in pool/lake/ocean)? Not sure if/how fields interact with water medium…

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#3

He asked a question that nobody needed but that we deserved
You have my full respect o ashen one

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#4

I’d like to take fields beyond needed or known. That’s why I’m here - purely for expansion.

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#5

We are 85% water. Drowning is not an option.

#7

This will significantly increase their efficacy.

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#8

The whale experience would be something else underwater ;)

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#9

That profile pic is “dope” Samu :)

There’s @Genie who likes to swim with his tags but I don’t know if he listens any underwater though…

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#10

Thank you m’lady ;)

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#11

I highly recommend you watch this full documentary, in there you will have your answer that you seek :wink:

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#12

Yes, very familiar with emoto’s work. Hence the question :grinning: would be nice to charge the pool water while in the pool or do the Sceptic field just for fun (that one in particular does stimulate Peripheral nervous system) - given that sound travels through water, not sure what impact this may have on other people in water

#13

Ok guys, so I’ve decided to try it in my bathtub lol. Actually I live nearby the sea but the temperature has already become a little cold now (I can still try after a few loops of Far Infrared and Kanpu Masatsu though).

Will charge the bathtub with Water Charger beforehand and keep you updated :))

Edit:

Already a related discussion:

Uial wondering…

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#14

Great idea! I’ll follow along and take Negative Ion Generator with me into the pool :grinning:

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#15

What you use to listen to music underwater iPod?

#16

I can’t swim without music :grinning:I use songs to pace and glide. Fields are an upgrade so I’m loading more recent Energetic Alchemy releases onto my waterproof mp3. My all time fav when diving underwater is Mars from the Planets album (it has a surreal effect on my energy body)

H2O Audio MP3 player (w/ Bluetooth option to connect to phone player as needed). Here’s the link:
https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Bluetooth-Underwater-Headphones-Watersports/dp/B078TQJKNJ/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=h2o+audio&qid=1603558319&sprefix=h2o+audio&sr=8-3

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#17

Woah!! thanks!

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#18

If you got a Samsung you can listen to music and frequency at the same time!;

#19

Great tip, thanks! I use my old iPhone to run fields in the background all day long and then use my current iPhone for music. So I do have two tracks running simultaneously and in parallel :wink:

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