Project Description
From our experience: Grid lines and water veins
A department manager from the construction industry came in contact with the Geovital Academy by accident. He reported there was unhappiness in his department because for a long time the same employees became sick time and again. This discouraged the other work colleagues and also the efficiency and success of the department decreased progressively.
The Academy then did an assessment of the office space in which some grid line (Hartmann* & Curry*) crossing points and a water vein were found. After locating these issues the department manager was speechless as their position correlated exactly with the workstations of the employees who were so frequently sick. Without the knowledge of the employees our Satelitt-geopathic stress shielding mats were installed on the ground and test period was agreed on.
Significant improvement in the department after addressing the issues
After a few week, Geovital received a call from a very happy manager. Not only was his department now fully staffed, there had also arisen a very positive change in the motivation of the employees. After a few weeks the manager was asked on several occasions “With what change in leadership approach is such a change able to be achieved…?”.
Definitions:
* Hartmann Lines – The Hartmann net consists of naturally occurring charged lines, running North-South and East-West. It is named after Dr. Ernst Hartmann, a well regarded German medical doctor, who first described it soon after the second world war.
* Curry Lines – The Curry network is a diagonal grid to the Hartmann network. These are northeast-southwest and northwest-southeast lines with a separation between lines of between 4 and 16 metres. Like the Hartmann lines, the Curry lines increase the intensity of their radiation during the night and at the points where they cross.