Breaker Box Tachyonized Silica Disks

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Circuit Breakers – The Breaker Box Solution

The Breaker Box Solution is using the flat, round Tachyonized Silica Disks and placing over your circuit breakers. Use the envelope that comes with the disk for easy installation, or whatever method for putting them in place works for you. NOTE: Tachyonized Silica Disks must cover at least 80% of the breaker switches in order to be completely effective (small dwellings, like one or two-bedroom apartments usually need two 4″ Tachyonized Silica Disks, larger spaces generally need three disks or more…but it pays to actually measure the dimensions and purchase accordingly. Most people I’ve seen need three 4” disks but it does vary. Some breaker boxes have a single master switch on which you only need a single 4” disk. Personally, I try for 100% coverage.). Once installed, you no longer need to think about them. The process is permanent….as long as the disks are kept in place, with tachyon energy pointing into the breakers.

An independent researcher, Carl D. Troppy, got the following results in one experiment: Mouse A — in front of a regular monitor with no Tachyonized devices in place — lived 3 months, 4 days.
Mouse B — with no monitor and no Tachyonized devices — lived 5 months, 5 days.
Mouse C — in front of a monitor with Tachyonized disks over the breaker box — lived 12 months, 10 days.

All three mice were from the same brood. He also noted that quality of life was much better for Mouse C and B than for Mouse A, not just longevity. Later, a very skeptical Sheryl Burton, replicated Troppy’s experiment with a larger mouse population and confirmed his findings. In fact, after 375 days, she decided she had accomplished her mission and released the last remaining mice (those protected by the Tachyonized devices) into the woods. (Details in Tachyon Energy: A New Paradigm in Holistic Healing by David Wagner and Gabriel Cousens, M.D.)

In other words, in both mouse experiments the mice protected by tachyon lived four times longer than those in front of unprotected EMFs and 2.5 times longer than the no-monitor control group. Impressive, huh?

[MEASURING: The majority of electrical breaker boxes require 3 four-inch disks. A few have a “master switch” at the top that shuts down all of the electrical flow at that point…which would then require only one. Unless your need is obvious, it’s best to actually measure: which means from the center of the left-hand vertical column to the center of the right-hand vertical column for WIDTH. And then the top of the top row of switches to the bottom of the bottom row for HEIGHT. You want the disk to cover those switch centers (that’s where we know the electrical flow is) and to reach most of the height when overlapped in a vertical column themselves. (Therefore, 3 four-inch disks will create an overlapping column of 10-11 inches high.)]