Unbelievable facts
In this article, we'll look at two key points about the energy of the dead.
First, how does it differ from the energy of living people, and secondly, does it remain in photographs? Can I store pictures of the deceased at home?
The energy of the dead
So what is the chemical and physical difference between a dead body and a living body? This question concerns both those who believe in the afterlife and those who deny it.
The main difference is that a dead body has neither matter nor energy flowing through it – there are no macroscopic changes in it – it is thermodynamic equilibria (TR).
Whereas a living organism is filled with variable energy gradients, and this energy flows through it continuously and continuously.
Physicists compare a living body to a pendulum — while the pendulum continues to swing, the system is constantly transforming potential gravitational energy into kinetic energy, back and forth.
The more and more vigorously this pendulum swings, the farther the system is from TR, which is characteristic of a dead body. As the body gets older, this pendulum eventually stops… The end of life is thermodynamic equilibrium.
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Pictures of the dead
It is also believed that photographs store both the energy of the living and the energy of a dead person.
They say that if a psychic is real, he can easily determine from the photo who is alive and who has gone to another world.
And it's easy. After all, pictures of the dead store special cold energy. Photographs depicting deceased relatives always smell cold, while photos with live people emanate warm energy.
By the way, this raises the following question: is it worth keeping photos of deceased relatives at home?
Almost all of us have old photos of relatives and friends who have died long ago at home. We leave pictures of our grandparents as a memory of those we loved so much and continue to love even after they die.
Sometimes we review these pictures to remember with warmth and affection those we loved so much.
Most of us are very careful about storing such images, believing that images of the dead are related to spirits and mean a connection with the other world.
For this reason, people follow certain rules when storing such photos.
Photos of people who died at home
So, the first thing you need to know is that you can store photos of deceased relatives! However, don't look at them too often, pulling them out of the album every time.
That is, if you have a picture of a deceased relative in your album and you look through it from time to time when you feel nostalgic, there is nothing dangerous about it.
But the idea of inserting a picture of the deceased into a frame and placing it in a prominent place is best to refuse!
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It is believed, and, by the way, with good reason, that such pictures can take away a person's living energy. And the deterioration of the energy field, as a rule, leads to poor health and poor health.
The second important rule to remember is that photos of dead relatives should be kept separate from photos of live people. This means that if there is at least one dead person in the photo, it should be placed in a separate album.
Another way is to crop an image of a deceased person. Thus, you will separate the energy of dead people from living people. And the energy of a dead person will not interfere with living people.
In addition, esotericists advise storing photos of the dead in a special album or folder that is always black. Photos are only allowed to be taken on special days of remembrance of the dead… This is usually the second week after Easter.