ZeroPoint Energy Pendant Demo 1

[ABEL2rock]

If you'd be so kind, please go to Abel2rock and click on "Your wonderful body can heal itself" I blog my zero point energy experiences there. Welcome

[AceOfHeart2012]

We are connected to everything. There is just one consciousness. Just like the cells of the body, our bodies are the 'cells' of consciousness. Simple. Use it. Grow. Love. It's all for our good use and prosperity. All of the technology that man creates merely mimics some part of his physiology. The telephone for instance mimics telepathy. Medicines mimics healing. Cars mimic teleportation. All innate human abilities. Thus, the pendants and whatnot mimics that part of us that it represents.

[exposefraud]

Those who want to believe will, no matter what you say.

[forthetruth1]

@exposefraud bulshit have you try this one ?

[exposefraud]

@forthetruth1 It doesn't work.

What's your point?

[ABEL2rock]

@exposefraud If I may interject? Zero point energy, The Light, ether, god whatever you want to call it, it's all the same and will survive, pollution, corruption, nuke insanity, corporate scamming, and obstructionism.......

[ABEL2rock]

@exposefraud amen.....

[ChandraTV1]

This really does works and it's not all in your head. If you really believe you can fly try to jump off a building and see what happens.

[miodmind2]

I feel a misinterpretation of zeropoint tech/energy here... it's associated with the energy within a vacuum of empty space. Also as in the empty space within us, between the atoms and what-nots. Guess what - we're full of energy - within our voids and brain and everything else. You could protect yourself with BRAINPOWER alone much cheaper I suspect. I'd be more concerned with the way gov's are hiding radioactive 'trash' in our oceans than EMF's at this point in time..

[ABEL2rock]

@miodmind2 god's manna (zero point energy) is stronger than the radioactive trash, and the corrupt that are so destructive to the physical. It's the season of Christ's birth. Perfection and Light to all.

[exposefraud]

Yes, it's a SCAM folks.

The simplest of trickery used by ALL the current SCAMS.

[dude19288]

@exposefraud I've used it, it's really weird to explain though how it works, you don't really feel anything but when it comes to the test it does strengthen you and improved some stuff

[exposefraud]

@dude19288 There's a reason you didn't feel anything.

The "test" is a well know trick. It is called the "strength", "tip" or "balance" test depending on the scam.

Google: AMEGA GLOBAL SCAM AmWand The Strength Test Trick From Asia ? .flv

Look at the PLEASE READ FIRST section by clicking on the arrows to the right of the box.

There are many more videos and articles talking about this trick, and yes, you were tricked.

MANY intelligent people get scammed every day!

[ABEL2rock]

@exposefraud Everything that is said here by expose fraud is false. Obstructionism is a dirty trick that is being used by the the dark to keep you in the dark. Fooled, we ignore the obvious, thus we become fools. Find amusement in the hype, keep your face buried in the Light. Happy holidays!

[6gording6]

THis obviously isnt real except for those who believe the pendant has power.The guy who gives the pendant believes it has power which is why he loses force.If you get some random person to try it without knowing about the pendant,the result would be the same with or without.Its the same concept of tai chi.Those who dont believe in it neutralize it.

[Asiana888]

I have seen so many of such demos that I always ask them why don;t they bring along a force measuring gauge ... so no human touch is involved and we all can see for ourselves the force exerted. Till now no answers yet?

[svillethomas]

Good, I'll take it rub all over my balls so the ladys can call me one shot wonder.

[ABEL2rock]

@svillethomas Did you mean "one shot wander"?

[KarateCritic]

What's the shelf life on that milk o' human kindness? I've heard it can go sour pretty quickly... Methinks a bacterial count isn't such a bad idea after all.

Oh, and is it free from all the Bovine Growth hormone, Antibiotics, and Puss that you Yanks seem to like adding to the milk over there?

Milk of human kindness my arse...

Oh, and yes, I am VERY skeptical and agree with purplenoise2002 100 %.

[purplenoise2002]

You see, the person who is giving the test most likely *knows* what they are doing, and he knows he is relying on a trick to get that effect. Simply using a different amount of force to get different results. This means that he is willingly and deliberately misleading people. How dare you call that kindness? It's like the opposite of kindness.

[hutcheffect]

I disagree only because I've had this done at my chiropractor's office but it wasn't a pendant or anything like that. There are many things that can block our biofield and many things that unblock them as well, like specific amounts of minerals chemical imbalances, etc. It seems like magic but its just a science we are not all familiar with. In real martial arts this is old hat...we've come along way but we're only scratching the surface here with quantum physics and even with nutrition.

[purplenoise2002]

Well, I can agree with what you're saying. But note the distinction that your chiropractor did this without a pendant or the intention to sell it to you. I don't doubt that there is much that we don't understand. But skepticism kicks in when someone suddenly claims to understand it and have it, conveniently, for sale.

[purplenoise2002]

I bet that he can't repeat that trick with a force gauge measuring how much force he applied on the "subject" before and after. That would be necessary to rule out that he used less pressure the second time.

[krocklapidary]

Some people are so skeptical that they would even demand a bacterial count on the milk of human kindness. Do you really think that people are all so foolish as to feign results? Really, how long would that last?

[purplenoise2002]

People don't need to be foolish or feign results. If I was the subject I would experience the same effects, here is why: All the tests shown here guarantee a mechanical advantage for the test administrator over the subject. The results are entirely within the control of the person giving the test. Therefore, trusting the test results amounts to blindly trusting the person giving the test. So, what is the point of the test then?

[crusaders36]

@krocklapidary No, we just demand real science to substantiate claims, not living room demonstrations.