One of the most fundamental of all natural phenomena is that of the electromagnetic field. It is so fundamental that we have to learn a lot about it in order to fully understand it. The electromagnetic field is the force field that holds our bodies together. It has profound effects on what happens in our bodies and minds, especially in regards to brainwaves and emotions.
As it turns out, the electromagnetic field is the basis for all electromagnetism. It is also the basis for all electricity. This means that we are all connected to some kind of electric field. It is also the basis for the magnetism that allows us to attract or repel each other, and it’s the basis for gravity and all other forces. It is also the basis for the force that holds everything together in our universe.
A couple of years ago in our study of the electromagnetic spectrum we discovered that our bodies, brains, and everything else are all connected to some form of electromagnetic field. We see it (and feel it) everywhere in our environment. It even influences our thoughts and emotions. What we call “mental space” is nothing more than the electromagnetic field that surrounds our heads. We use our brains and our emotions to create our reality.
The problem is that this electromagnetic field is constantly changing. As you can imagine, this can result in many different types of electromagnetic frequencies. Some of these are the ones you’ve heard of — the ones that affect how a device operates. But there are other types of electromagnetic frequencies that don’t affect any of that. One of these is what is called the “physics c” frequency.
This is the frequency that exists above the audible range and above the infrared range and that affects the electrical properties of things. This is what gives us the feeling of electricity. This is why we hold our phone or powerbook in our pocket. It’s the same reason we feel pain when we are hurt. This is the frequency that exists above the visible range and above the infrared range and that causes magnetism. This is what gives us the feeling of magnetism.
This is the same reason we hear the sounds of the ocean waves. Its the same reason we feel the air moving when we are flying. Its the same reason we feel the earth moving when we are walking. Its the same reason we feel the earth moving when we are standing on water. This is the same reason we feel the earth moving when we are on a solid surface. This is the reason we feel the earth moving when we are on a floating object.
All true. As a matter of fact, we feel the earth moving when we are on a floating object a lot of the time. We can feel it moving when we are standing on water a lot of the time too. We can feel it moving when we are on a solid surface a lot of the time too. We can feel it moving when we are on a floating object a lot of the time too.
Actually, we can feel it moving when we are on a floating object a lot of the time too. We can feel it moving when we are on a solid surface a lot of the time too. We can feel it moving when we are on a floating object a lot of the time too. We can also feel it moving when we are on a solid surface a lot of the time. We can also feel it moving when we are on a floating object a lot of the time too.
When we are floating, we feel it moving. When we are floating, we feel it moving. When we are floating, we feel it moving.
The two are related because magnets and electrical currents move when objects are floating. They both feel the same. In physics, magnetism and electricity are two of the three forces that make up the laws of the universe. By analogy, a lot of people think of electricity as being related to force, but it’s not exactly like that. Electricity is in the same category as gravity, but that doesn’t mean it has anything to do with gravity.
