Quartz worktops concern

Mike13 said:
that gives an introduction to what makes them suitable.
Some random bit of quartz grown in the ground with multiple overlapping crystals is not going to work as a suitable tuning fork.
The "quartz" worktops are just sand filled plastic, so you are using a plastic infused bit of beach. Described like that you can see it is not going to need any exorcizing. Does not make it a good location for a pina colada either!
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Don't laugh...

My original partner, used to have a joiner made to measure, record storage shelf fixed high on the wall alongside the fireplace. She claimed, and was totally convinced, it had been made from the timber of the local 'hanging tree' of the village. When I refurbed the place, despite us no longer having no LP records, she created about my attempts to dispose of that shelf.

She was a very intelligent, though incredibly superstitious lady.

I ended up having to build that shelf under the rustic stone fireplace I built, out of site, but still there even now. I never had the heart to try to explain to her, that rather than being build from timber, it was built from an early form of MDF :-)
 
How can an inanimate object retain and spontaneously transmit unmeasurable energies?

This is so ridiculous that it's misaligned my charkras. Now what am I supposed to do?

Regards

Tet
 
Harry Bloomfield said:
Don't laugh...

My original partner, used to have a joiner made to measure, record storage shelf fixed high on the wall alongside the fireplace. She claimed, and was totally convinced, it had been made from the timber of the local 'hanging tree' of the village. When I refurbed the place, despite us no longer having no LP records, she created about my attempts to dispose of that shelf.

She was a very intelligent, though incredibly superstitious lady.

I ended up having to build that shelf under the rustic stone fireplace I built, out of site, but still there even now. I never had the heart to try to explain to her, that rather than being build from timber, it was built from an early form of MDF :)
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That would be an early IKEA hangemhi

Regards

Tet
 
Mike13 said:
A quartz crystal in a watch/pc/phone is just a very well made tuning fork. It is very carefully cut from a pure, defect free man made large crystal of quartz.

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that gives an introduction to what makes them suitable.
Some random bit of quartz grown in the ground with multiple overlapping crystals is not going to work as a suitable tuning fork.
The "quartz" worktops are just sand filled plastic, so you are using a plastic infused bit of beach. Described like that you can see it is not going to need any exorcizing. Does not make it a good location for a pina colada either!
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Well if they're not solid quartz we had nothing to worry about right from the beginning!

Thanks.
 
Tetrarch said:
How can an inanimate object retain and spontaneously transmit unmeasurable energies?

This is so ridiculous that it's misaligned my charkras. Now what am I supposed to do?

Regards

Tet
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You can pick up a chakra realigner on amazon for £4.99
 
Harry Bloomfield said:
Don't laugh...

My original partner, used to have a joiner made to measure, record storage shelf fixed high on the wall alongside the fireplace. She claimed, and was totally convinced, it had been made from the timber of the local 'hanging tree' of the village. When I refurbed the place, despite us no longer having no LP records, she created about my attempts to dispose of that shelf.

She was a very intelligent, though incredibly superstitious lady.

I ended up having to build that shelf under the rustic stone fireplace I built, out of site, but still there even now. I never had the heart to try to explain to her, that rather than being build from timber, it was built from an early form of MDF :)
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Superstitions are just coincidences and associations that stick, and shouldn't even be in the same conversation as the very real threat from paranormal worktops.
 
When people prattle on about having to eat natural foods as everything natural is healthy, I ask them to look up the "LD50" dose for botulism or stonefish venom, after all they are natural.
This is in the same category.
 
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