What is the earth’s radiation?

The earth’s surface emits heat radiation, which varies according to volcanic, biological or human activity and land use changes.

While people live with earth radiation everyday, it is not dangerous.

When did you first become interested in the earth’s radiation?

When I was studying in Poland I met engineers from a local company specialising in how to deal with bad energy on construction sites, including housing.

I visited the company to see how the Polish engineers dealt with bad energy and I was fascinated by their work.

Since then, my life followed a new direction. I invested all my time in finding out how the earth’s radiation can affect people’s health.

How do you control the earth’s radiation?

For hundreds of years, Chinese people have considered fengshui when building their homes. The system involves thinking about air and water to create a healthy living space.

If one builds a house with a lot of draughts, his/her family members will be sickly, or if home decor blocks the circulation of air, people can get very tired and fall ill.

Considering fengshui in building construction and interior design can avoid problems like this.

I’ve devised a radiation measurement machine that can detect the strength of the earth’s rays. If they are strong, the arms on the machine will turn round quickly and something can be done to create a healthier living space.

What do you do if the radiation is very strong?

Very simple. I developed a kind of active coal that can absorb the radiation.

I use my dowsing machine to find out where the strongest rays are and dig a hole, 30cm x 15cm, and bury a basket of coal there. Two years later if the land is still affected by the radiation, another basket of active coal should be buried there.

Total cost for a 50sq.m house is from VND600,000-700,000.

How many people have you helped get rid of the earth’s rays?

Hundreds of buildings, including offices and flats.

The home of Prof Nguyen Van Dao from the Viet Nam Science Institute is one example.

His house is in Ha Noi’s Trung Hoa-Nhan Chinh area.

According to the professor, when he and his family moved to their new house, he began to feel unusually tired. I used my machine to measure the earth rays and saw that there was strong radiation around his house.

I told him to re-arrange his furniture. His health soon saw a great improvement.

Another example: staff at the central province of Quang Binh’s Natural Resources and Environment Department always felt tired and anxious.

They burned joss sticks in the corners of their office and prayed the feeling would go away, but it didn’t work.

The office manager invited me to come to their building. I used my radiation measurement machine and discovered 38 bodies buried under the building.

I used my coal to absorb the negative energy and workers soon felt better.

I’ve seen this kind of thing with relatives of mine in Dai Mo Village, in the former province of Ha Tay.

They suffered from prolonged ailments that doctors couldn’t diagnose. My propeller discovered human remains on their properties. I buried some active coal and my relatives recovered.

You’ve said the earth’s rays affect all houses, but what about taller buildings like flats?

Many researchers agree that granite blocks emit strong radiation from the earth.

The ceramic tiles, steel or water pipelines in high-rise apartments can also turn out strong earth rays that can affect people’s health.

Do you think the earth’s rays can also cause traffic accidents? What about the section of road on Ha Noi’s Phap Van-Cau Gie highway that sees a lot of serious accidents?

This year, 18 traffic accidents occurred on just 7km of the road, which is smooth and has no hazardous obstacles. In the section where accidents happen most often, police have found little evidence of bad driving. They concluded that the crashes were caused by tiredness. In fact, many drivers said they felt sleepy while driving on that part of the road.

I decided to use my propeller to measure the earth rays there. To my surprise, I found the earth rays at this short section were much stronger than other areas of the road.

Did you suspect that would be the case?

I didn’t know and I couldn’t measure the rays along the whole road. My results match drivers’ accounts given to the police. My research shows that traffic accidents are more likely to occur on a section of road with strong radiation.

You are known to have used your dowsing machine to find water sources, and have discovered water 200m under ground. Could you tell us about this?

Underground springs create magnetic waves. I use my dowsing equipment to measure around a radius of 1km of land, and when the machine turns very fast I’m sure I’ve found water.

Finding underground springs in the mountainous northern province of Ha Giang is very difficult and costs a lot of money.

I found one water source in Meo Vac District and one in Dong Van District where geologists had dug 200m into the ground in some places, but still couldn’t find anything.

What are you doing to spread the word about your research?

I opened a company selling dowsing equipment and my special coal. I will also offer courses to teach people about my research.

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