Adventures With Smart Meters – Part 1

Two days ago smart meters were installed on my block. When the installer came to my door I spontaneously started crying so he said he could delay installation at my house because I am working from home and can’t be without power. I do work at home and spend much of my time facing the wall of my meter and my neighbor’s meter too.

I began to feel agitated after her smart meter was installed. I have a grounding (earthing) pad that I moved under my keyboard so now my wrists rest on it all the time. It didn’t help as much as I was hoping. I put on my scalar energy bracelet and placed my Shieldite pendant on the metal base of my iMac (that way it continuously cleans itself of bad energy). That helped somewhat. I finally attached about 6 ft x 3 ft of window screen to my fence covering the direct path of my neighbor’s meter signal to my desk. The window screen stapled to my fence is ugly but better than having to involve my neighbor.

Today I realized the Energy Transformer cards I already have around my house weren’t situated properly in my office. I adjusted them and now I feel really good.

I’ve been working with these Energy Transformer cards for a couple years now to perfect them for smart meter and other signal shielding. This past Spring I stapled prototypes to to my fence in my backyard. That made a huge difference in opening up what felt like a totally claustrophobic space. When I feel I’ve got the spacing and size of the cards right for interior and exterior use I’ll have them available for you all.