Re: [BardonPraxis]Water magic

[Andrew Llewellyn <andrew@...>]

Hi Alexandra,

The process is *exactly* the same as when impregnating warm water. It 
requires no extra effort or different technique to impregnate the water. I 
believe Bardon was just informing the reader of the accumulative quality of 
the cold water.

Cheers,

Andy

At 20:47 18/03/03 -0500, you wrote:

>Hello everybody,
>
>Still struggling with Step one, I was wondering if someone could explain the
>difference between magnetizing and impregnating water with something. I
>understand the difference about the temperature and that you cannot magnetize
>water that is over 37 degree Celsius warm. But having cold water infront of
>me, *what* can I do with and *how* do I do the magnetizing? Impregnating
>something, whether food or drink is easily understandable for me, but
>magnetizing is a riddle.
>
>Thanks for your input.
>
>Alexandra
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