TV Emanation
Vergleich: Siehe: Wellen + Imponderables + Homeopathy, Aids
and its Miasmatic Identity
[Carol Jones]
Great Lakes proving of TV emanation
The remedy was made in Toronto, Canada in December 2009 by exposing milk
sugar placed in a porcelain bowl two feet in front of a 1985 Sony Trinitron
Television that was left on for 48 hours.
The proving was conducted in Boston on November 6, 2010. There were four
provers – one male, three female. There were three observer/supervisors. The
full Great Lakes Protocol was followed.
Trituration Dynamics:
The provers sat like four lumps on the couch, moving very little,
looking bored and blank. They only rose to tend the fire or to eat, obsessively
rearranging the fire logs. The fireplace captured a lot
of their focus and attention. They were largely uncommunicative and had
to be prodded to share their experience. To the observers the scene appeared to
be Mom and Dad and their two kids watching television in their living room. All
four sat staring, quietly, not engaging in conversation. When conversation
occurred, it was limited and somewhat superficial. One prover was very
captivated by her iPhone throughout the trituration.
Television’s impact on culture, connection and perception:
Television is a huge cultural force with wide-ranging impact. It has
exerted a transformative influence on people and society. In the sixty years
since television has become commonplace across the globe, this technology has
revolutionized the way people see themselves and the world around them. People
for the first time can have experiences far outside their normal possibilities,
e.g. they
could see what it was like to walk on the moon. TV also created great
connection among people. Marshall McLuhan coined the phrase “The Global
Village” which he felt described how television would result in “our planet’s
collective neural wiring creating a single 24-7 … meta-community.”
Television has fundamentally altered human perception. What we see, what
we understand and the way we feel our perceptions have been transformed. It has
affected our beliefs, our behaviours
and even our brain chemistry. Some medical studies suggest that when a
person watches television, actual brain chemistry is affected and a hypnotic
state is induced. Some researchers have
attributed various autism spectrum disorders (ADHD, Asperger’s) to the
exposure to television. In particular Autism Spectrum features such as
obsessive or repetitive routines and behavior patterns, preference for solitary
activities, difficulties in social interaction and delayed or impaired language
skills have been linked to childhood television-watching.
The Proving Themes:
Affected by a Force
In television, stories are told through images and the images are
transmitted by a force which can either make powerful connections or alienate.
One of the provers experienced this sense throughout the entire proving:
“Whatever they were going to do [to me], they were going to do forcibly…”
Altered Perception
It enables us to see that which is far away, in other time periods and
places. It can take us there and immerse us into lives and situations that we
would otherwise never experience; things beyond
our reach, transporting us through all of our senses.
Altered perception can also include the alteration of our needs and
desires. Sociologists have discussed how television has amplified individual’s
desire for things and experiences typically not available to them.
Desire to open eyes wide
Television is about vision and perception. The cathode ray tube in a
television has a similarity to the shape of the human eye. One prover stated
several times “I feel like I have to open my eyes
very wide - not only physically wide open but open up their perception
as well.”
Common Experiences/Camaraderie/Group Effort
Some provers and supervisors talked about group effort and camaraderie
(or lack thereof) throughout the proving. Whole communities, neighbours and
friends played a big part in the provers’ dreams. There was the polarity
between concern for the group “feeling a connection to the trituration circle
and participants, as if we were a tribe sitting in circle around a fire” and
one prover
having her own very individual, non-interactive experience: “I feel like
I cannot physically talk. But I am taking good notes for you all.”
Being Entertained, Fame, Special
Sociologists and media critics have argued about the impact of viewing
things, places and time periods that people would never experience in their
lives. The experiential impact that television provides has resulted in many
viewers having a difficult time distinguishing between their own lives and
those they experience through TV. One prover said” I want to go down in
history.”
She wanted her name to be recorded. Another had a dream: “… circus-like
and on the beach; there are gymnastics, like a totem pole of naked young women
standing with their feet on the
shoulders of the one below.”
Expand, Contract
The mass acceptance of television coincided with the period of the United
States' post-World War II economic and political dominance. The “transmitters”
of TV information are relatively few
in number relative to the numbers affected by TV’s impact. One prover
stated “I feel inward, whereas before I felt expansive.” This was seen in
dreams and in the inward withdrawal several
provers experienced.
Bored, Restless/Active, Calm
Provers wanted to engage but could not and were frustrated “I feel like
this remedy will be good for someone who is like a lump on a log or someone who
is restless, wanting to move and can’t.” Another prover felt that “There is
always something to do. I have to do the laundry and then at 8 pm I should sit
and watch TV but I don’t; there is always something to do.”
Uneventful/Nothing is Happening/Routine
All of the provers experienced a period where they felt nothing was
happening. They expressed frustration with that feeling. “Not much of anything
to report. Went to work, feel OK.”
Sensitivity, Irritation
The symptoms here reflected the heightened senses that provers
experienced during the proving (like the desire to open up the eyes wide). They
were worse with movement, noise and light.
Disoriented
Directional problems and a feeling of disorientation also reflect the
heightened senses (like sensitivity and wanting to open up eyes wide) that the
provers experienced.
Numbers, Number 8
There were several instances involving specific numbers mentioned by the
provers, particularly in dreams.
Physicals and Generals:
Generals
Fatigue/energized
Hunger/No appetite
> Fresh air
Physicals
Head: > Pressure, feeling pressure (occiput),
feel pulsating energy, need a release from pressure, energy in head wanting to
go out, too much energy in head.
Slight headache, headache worse light, want to close eyes and
rest/retreat. Headache worse motion. Pain left-hand side, across forehead.
Migraine. Headache around third eye, better fresh air.
Eyes: Want to open them wide, as though my eyebrows
want to keep going up. Pulsation in eyes. Eyes feel relaxed. Watery eyes,
heavy, sleepy eyes.
Vision: My peripheral focus is not the same. Eyesight
heightened. Vision shimmery.
Ear: Itchy
Nose: Running nose, watery coryza, tip itches, nose
itches. Tingling nasal sensations > fresh air.
Smell: Heightened sense of smell as though the smell
was in my nose.
Face: Achy jaw, quivering facial muscles, need to
rest my facial muscles.
Mouth: Itchiness on roof of mouth and throat. Lips
tingly and metallic taste in mouth. Lips feel cold, yawning helps me release.
Speech: Feel like I can’t speak right now, feel I physically can’t talk.
Mouth: Teeth: Noticed no plaque where there is
usually something to scrape off.
External Throat: Discomfort around my trachea on the right
side.
Stomach: Nausea
Stool: Constipation, larger than normal stool
Urination: Waking to urinate
Respiration:
Need for a lot of deep breaths. Feels like breathing is incredibly
shallow. Breathing is getting deeper, like in meditation. Breathing slow and
deep. Deep breaths help to release.
Chest: Feeling something not totally physical.
Back: Neck hurts, out of alignment. Strained right
shoulder. Itchiness around neck and head. Upper thoracic to neck loosened up,
released tension.
Pain - lower back/in neck
Extremities: Bruises on thigh, swollen left inguinal
crease, sensitive to touch.
Sleep: Slept well, fabulous sleep, uninterrupted.
Woke up feeling horrible, didn’t sleep well. Sleepy.
Skin: Itchy all over head and leg. Arm pits, knees
and neck, face itchy, moving around.
Conclusion:
The most striking aspect of this remedy is its wide-ranging alteration
of perception. In the proving we saw perception shift from small to a very,
very large field. This was seen in almost all of
the proving themes - from the desire to be famous and special to being
part of a bigger group, the changing ability to communicate, more basic issues
with vision and wanting to keep their eyes
wide open, the distortion of direction and heightened senses.
Extreme experiences ran throughout this remedy, outside the normal
parameters of the provers’ lives. This was especially seen in the provers’
dreams. One prover described a sense of something coming over her and
preventing her from expressing herself. Another prover’s dream found himself in
the midst of a dangerous situation watching super-human feats.
The ‘overwhelming force’ aspect of TV was also felt strongly during the
collation and write-up of this proving. I found it extremely difficult to
complete the process. There was a sense of the
topic expanding - like an imponderable force. Information just kept
growing and growing with no end in sight, as if it was too difficult to corral
the information into a focused structure.
This reminded us of the expansion and contraction aspect of the proving
and of the shape of the cathode ray tube or the human eye.
The idea of collective or group experience that came through in the
proving was also seen during the trituration processes: while the provers ‘sat
as lumps, largely uncommunicative’, there were expressions for the need to
communicate as a group. They repeatedly mentioned the idea of a common
experience and a sense of responsibility to the group.
We could see this remedy being used for symptoms with extreme lack of
emotional attachment, difficulty to express oneself or connect emotionally, a
flatness or difficulty in communication and speech, obsessiveness with
superficial or specific things, aspects of an Asperger’s-like response. The
person needing TV emanation might be inwardly focused, dull and bored, but with
tremendous hope and desire to connect with others and have meaning. As one of
the provers said during the trituration: “I feel like this remedy will be good
for someone who is a lump on a log or someone who is restless, wanting to move
and can’t.”
[Master Prover Carol Jones]
Television Emanation Proving: Altering Perception
“Technological innovations are extensions of human abilities and senses
that alter this sensory balance--an alteration that, in turn, inexorably
reshapes the society that created the technology.“
“The Playboy Interview: Marshall McLuhan,”Playboy Magazine, March 1969
Marshall McLuhan.’s theories revolutionized how society views
the impact of media on human perception. He contended that all media
(especially Television-TV), regardless of the messages they communicate, exert
a compelling and transforming influence on people and society. McLuhan
considered TV as an intimate extension of an individual’s central nervous
system.
…” The content of the medium is never the message.” Any medium at all
creates a new pattern, a new atmosphere, a new environment of human perception
which works upon the whole man,
it works upon the whole society, that is the message.”
Marshall McLuhan, CBC radio
Interview “Other Voices,” June 22, 1965
Television is a force with wide-ranging impact. TV has strongly
influenced people around the world, and as a cultural institution it has been
debated and analyzed since its inception. In the 60 years since television has
become commonplace across the globe, this technology has revolutionized the way
people see themselves and the world around them. It has revolutionized the pace
of life and connectedness of the world.
As Douglas Coupland in his biography of Marshall McLuhan states, “ the
global village" is a way of paraphrasing the fact that electronic
technologies are an extension of the human central nervous system, and that our
planet’s collective neural wiring would create a single 24-7 blobby, fuzzy,
quasi-sentient metacommunity.”
The Development of Television
Marshall McLuhan was a Canadian educator, philosopher and scholar—a
professor of English literature, a literary critic, a rhetorician, and a
communication theorist. McLuhan's work is viewed as
one of the cornerstones of the study of media theory, as well as having
practical applications in the advertising and television industries. He is
known for coining the expressions "the medium is the message “and the
global village" and predicted the World Wide Web almost thirty years before
it was invented. (Wikipedia). A podcast interview with McLuhan is available at:
The development of electronic
television systems was based on the development of the cathode ray tube (CRT).
A cathode ray tube (= a picture tube) was found in all electronic television
sets up until the invention of the less bulky LCD screens. A cathode ray tube
is a vacuum tube (from which air has been withdrawn) that produces images when
its phosphorescent surface is struck by electron beams.
Television emanation travels through the cathode ray tube and projects
directly onto the retina of the viewer. In 1927, Philo Farnsworth was the first
inventor to transmit a television image comprised of 60 horizontal lines.
(Interesting that the image transmitted was a dollar sign!) In 1934, the US
Federal Communications Commission approved advertising as the
economic basis of the country's fledgling radio broadcasting system;
this would set the stage for TV advertising a couple of decades later.
Television was widely available commercially by the 1950s.
A Wider Vision and Experience
“Television’s future is as expansive as the human mind can comprehend….
[it] holds the key to enlightenment which may unlock the door to world
understanding...”
Jack
R. Poppele, president of Television Broadcasters Association, 1948
Television is about vision and perception. When you look at the above
diagram of the cathode ray, you can see a similarity to the shape of the human
eye. Television has changed human perception, enhancing our field of vision and
our ability to perceive.
In television, the stories are told through images, and the images are
transmitted by a force, which can make powerful connections, or alienate. It
enables us to see what is far away, in other time periods and places.
It can literally take us there and immerse us into other lives and
situations that we would never experience, things beyond our reach,
transporting us through all of our senses.
McLuhan wrote about TV creating an interdependence in the world, a
superimposed co-existence. He stated in 1962 that “since TV has pulled our
senses outside us, Big Brother (= the TV electronic brain) goes inside.
If we are unaware of this supplanting, we will be one big family, a
place where humans retribalize through their freedom to bypass time and space.”
Television as a Force
Television involves the transmission and receiving of energy. The
transmission – or force – occurs both on the level of light energy and also
comes through in the content transmitted. Receiving operates on the same two
levels. The literature is replete with scientific and cultural studies about
television’s physical, mental, behavioral, economic, and sociological impacts.
According to the 2009 Neilson Three Screen Report, the average American watches
about five hours of television a day.
Physiological and Behavioural Impact
“Because all media…are extensions ..Such an extension is
intensification, an amplification of an organ, sense or function and whenever
it takes place, the central nervous system appears to institute
a self-protective numbing of the affected area, insulating and
anesthetizing it from conscious awareness of what’s happening to it “
“The
Playboy Interview: Marshall McLuhan,” Playboy Magazine, March 1969
McLuhan believed that electronic media were extensions of the human
nervous system, with TV being the most significant because it invokes multiple
senses.
Some medical studies suggest that when a person watches TV, actual brain
chemistry is affected and a hypnotic state is induced. “The basal ganglia
portion of the brain becomes very active and dopamine is released.” Some
scientists believe that the release of high amounts of dopamine “reduces the
amount of the neurotransmitter available for other purposes …”.
Fall:
[Sally Williams]
I want to be a breatharian: a case of TV emanation
DC, a 42 years old woman comes for exhaustion and frequent infections.
12/30/2010
DC: “I have been sick a lot. It is these glands. I feel like they are
knife-like pains in my glands. I had lumps that came and went under my arms. I
had strep throat in November and I just was not recovering. I am just
exhausted. But then I did it to myself. I am always staying up late. I will go
to bed at 2 or 4 and then I am up at 8.
“I really want to change my diet for raw vegan food. I have been eating
green smoothies and stuff. I feel like I would feel better. I feel like my
adrenals are really bad. I keep buying cook books and never do anything with
them.
“In fact I am not doing anything at all. I am really enjoying TV way too
much. My memory isn’t good. It is just procrastination. I am with my son and
then I am mentally wiped out and I turn on the TV. My husband gets hooked too.
It is the way we spend time together. I did not have a TV for a long time
because I know I am like this.
“When I am exhausted I am very tired and just dragging. By the end of
this past summer I was exhausted with being a mother and then I would stay up
watching TV to get some ‘me time’, but then I would get hooked watching one
show after another. I would be exhausted the next day and then I would sleep
and let my son watch either videos on the iPhone or TV. He was watching an hour
or two of TV a day.
“As a kid I didn’t even like TV and I was just staring. People would
walk by me and I didn’t even notice. I did not acknowledge anything. I would be
terrified when my parents would go out at night and leave me. I would sit and
stare at the TV to distract myself.
“I never had a bed time and so I would stay up watching late night TV. I
would watch it with my dad. He was an alcoholic and I was holding his hand and
watching TV with him and he would be drinking.
“I took care of my mom when she was sick and I would sit with her and
watch TV. I remember sitting in the dark and watching the glow. I don’t even
remember what I would watch, just the glow of the TV I guess. I didn’t really
like the TV; I just don’t think I had a choice.
“I want to be a Breatharian. If you believe that your body is energy
then you can live on energy.” (A breatharian is a person who is nourished by
light and has no need for food or drink.)
Prescription: TV Emanation 200C
I saw DC over the course of the next year, but it was always for her
son. I could see she was getting better. She was much more productive and no
complaints of illness. Finally, I was able to have
a follow-up with her.
Follow-up:
1/11/2012
“I did not want to come in for a follow-up because I thought you might
want to change my remedy and I didn’t want you to. I love this remedy!! I feel
really, really healthy. Everything is manageable. I took control of everything.
I was working on the house. I remodeled the kitchen… which I had wanted to do
forever. I got rooms painted. I will move through my day and get things done. I
was doing a raw diet and I was sleeping deeply and meditating a lot more. I
have lost 30 pounds.
“I am feeling very strong and I have not been sick. I am feeling really
healthy and not even worried about getting sick.
“In the beginning I would get drawn into watching TV to a degree, but I would
become aware of the time and I would realize it was getting late and I would go
to bed. Simple as that, I had control…… not the TV!
“But now I have given up TV. It is out of my life in a clear way. It was
like a drug for me, sitting in front of it for hours and hours, so to not have
that in my life is good. I used to feel this numbness and I would say 'I want
to watch just one show' and it would turn into hours. So to have that out of my
life is a relief.
“My meditation is better and I have resolved a deeper issue. I was
attacked by a person I was living with and loved and I saw hell and I felt like
God had turned me away. I was 18 and that was hanging over me for a long time,
the feeling that I could not trust God. The resolution was that God did intervene,
but not in the way I had expected. There was help, but I had not taken it. I
have finally seen that God was there for me.
“I feel like I am much less judgmental toward myself and towards others
as well. I have much less conflict with people. People are saying how nice it
is to work with me, but it is because I am so much more comfortable in my skin.
It is miraculous for me to have things go so smoothly with other people.”
[Chris M. Carmichael]
A 2001 study conducted by Dr. Herbert Krugman of Germany found that
“while viewers are watching television the right side of the brain is twice as
active as the left which causes a state of hypnosis.”
If you experience "mind fog" after watching television, you
are not alone. Studies have shown that watching television induces low alpha
waves in the human brain. Alpha waves are brainwaves between 8 to 12 HZ. and
are commonly associated with relaxed meditative states as well as brain states
associated with suggestibility.
While Alpha waves achieved through meditation are beneficial (they
promote relaxation and insight), too much time spent in the low Alpha wave
state caused by TV can cause unfocussed daydreaming and inability to
concentrate. Researchers have said that watching television is similar to
staring at a blank wall for several hours..
I enjoy watching television on occasion, and this article is not meant
to suggest that people should never watch TV. However, it is only fair that
people understand what happens to the brain each time it is exposed to television.
In an experiment in 1969, Herbert Krugman monitored a person through
many trials and found that in less than one minute of television viewing, the
person's brainwaves switched from Beta waves (= brainwaves associated with
active, logical thought) to primarily Alpha waves. When the subject stopped
watching television and began reading a magazine, the brainwaves reverted to
Beta waves.
One thing this indicates is that most parts of the brain, parts
responsible for logical thought, tune out during television viewing. The impact
of television viewing on one person's brain state is obviously not enough to
conclude that the same consequences apply to everyone; however, research
involving many others, completed in the years following Krugman's experiment,
has repeatedly shown that watching television produces brainwaves in the low
Alpha range
Advertisers have known about this for a long time and they know how to
take advantage of this passive, suggestible, brain state of the TV viewer.
There is no need for an advertiser to use subliminal messages. The brain is
already in a receptive state, ready to absorb suggestions, within just a few
seconds of the television being turned on. All advertisers have to do is flash
a brand across the screen, and then attempt to make the viewer associate the
product with something positive.
Implications for those with ADD and ADHD:
Most people would benefit from cutting television time; in addition,
research has shown that persons with ADD or ADHD tend to have too much Alpha,
Theta, and Delta wave activity and, therefore, would benefit significantly from
a reduction in TV watching. Television certainly contributes to a reduced
ability to concentrate for anyone, but especially those who already have an
overabundance of Alpha waves.
Better alternatives:
Reading (a real book or magazine, for instance-- not televised text. It
is the radiant light from a television set that is believed to induce the
slower brainwaves) and writing both require higher brain wave states. If you
want to keep your brain focused and your attention strong, it is a good idea to
cut your television time. Sitting quietly for a few minutes, painting, singing,
reading, or going for
a walk, are better for you in all ways.
Some researchers have attributed various autism spectrum disorders
(ADHD, Asperger’s) as a result of exposure to Television. In particular Autism
Spectrum features such as obsessive or repetitive routines and behavior
patterns, preference for solitary activities, difficulties in social
interaction and delayed or impaired language skills have been linked to
childhood TV watching.
“Current research is discovering that individuals can employ television
to create what is termed a parasocial or faux relationship with characters from
their favorite television shows and movies as a way of deflecting feelings of
loneliness and social deprivation.”
Sociologists and media critics have argued about the impact of watching
violent imagery. People are used to viewing things, places and time periods
that they would never experience in their lives. The experiential impact that
TV provides has resulted in many TV viewers having a difficult time
distinguishing between their own lives and those they experience through TV.
Therefore TV can
also act as an alienating force by inspiring a kind of vicarious life
through the stories and characters on TV.
Also, a 1995 survey released by the National Health and Nutrition
Examination indicated that the use of television is directly linked to the
ever-increasing number of overweight children in the U.S. partially through
eating food while watching and promoting the consumption of food through
advertising. In addition, watching television is an extremely sedentary
activity!
“We have allowed the most powerful communications tool ever invented to
become the command center of a consumer society defining our lives and culture
the way family, community and spiritual values once did."
Kalle Lasn, a co-founder of the
Canadian media criticism and environmentalist magazine Adbusters.
The mass acceptance of television coincided with the period of the US'
post-World War II economic and political dominance. The “transmitters” of TV
information are relatively few in number relative to the numbers affected by
TV’s impact. Television was one more way of homogenizing and marketing culture,
typically U.S. culture.
Altered perception can result in the alteration of our needs and
desires. Sociologists have discussed how television has amplified individuals
desire for things and experiences typically not available
to them.
The phenomenon of increasing isolation in our culture is another
sociological impact that many feel is a result of the introduction of
television. The pace of isolation has increased with the explosion
of the internet and the 24/7 availability of electronic media- which
technology has addressed through the introduction of social networking
(Facebook), where relationships can be totally electronic.
Economic Impact
With the emergency of TV advertising a whole new economic industry was
created. It became an extremely powerful tool through which a new model of
consumption based economic growth emerged.
"In the privacy of our living rooms we made a devil's bargain with
the advertising industry: Give us an endless flow of free programs and we'll
let you spend 12 minutes of every hour promoting consumption”.
Kalle Lasn of Adbusters,
deconstructs this phenomenon
Commentary on the Remedy
Television (TV) Emanation is in the category of “imponderables.” The
most striking aspect of this imponderable remedy is the alteration of
perception. In the proving we saw perception shift from small to very, very
large fields-- a sense of expansion and contraction, like the shape of the
cathode ray or an eye.
Imponderables also share a quality of being a “force,” which was very
evident during the proving. One of the provers experienced this sense
throughout the entire proving “whatever they were
going to do [to me], they were going to do forcibly…”.
Extreme experiences ran throughout this remedy, those outside the normal
parameters of the prover’s lives. This was especially seen in their dreams. A
prover described a sense of something coming over her and preventing her from
expressing herself. This limitation of expression was also an aspect of the
“force”.
The force aspect was also felt strongly during the collation and
write-up of this proving. It was extremely difficult to complete the process.
There was a sense of the topic expanding- like an imponderable force. It was
difficult to corral the information into a focused structure.
The idea of collective or group experience came through in the proving .
Some provers and supervisors talked about group effort and camaraderie (or lack
thereof) throughout the proving. They repeatedly mentioned the idea of a common
experience, and a sense of responsibility to the group. There was the polarity
between the concern for the group and one prover having her own very
individual, non-interactive experience.
We saw different aspects of an Asperger’s- like response in the Proving.
The lack of emotional attachment, the lack of social interaction, the flatness
in communication and speech, the obsessiveness with fire and specific topics -
e.g. jazz, space. One of the Provers sent an e-mail with NASA pictures of the
Moon. The Prover collects NASA pictures of Space. We consider this remedy to
potentially be a remedy for people who find it difficult to express themselves
or connect emotionally. The person needing TV emanation might be focused inward,
dull and bored, but with tremendous hope and desire to connect with others and
have meaning.
As one of the provers said during the trituration: “I feel like this
remedy will be good for someone who is a lump on a log or someone who is
restless, wanting to move and can’t.”
We believe this remedy would be associated with Stage 4 (“all senses are
wide-open”) of the Periodic Table, according to Jan Scholten’s presentation of
his stages.
Trituration Dynamics
The Provers sat like four lumps on the couch, moving very little,
looking bored and blank. They only rose to tend the fire or eat, obsessively
rearranging the logs. The fireplace captured a lot of their focus and
attention. They were largely uncommunicative and had to be prodded to share
their experience. To the observers the scene appeared to be Mom and Dad and
their two kids watching TV
in their living room. All four sat staring, quietly, not engaging in
conversation. When conversation occurred, it was limited and somewhat
superficial. One prover was very captivated by her iPhone throughout.
Source of TV Emanation
Louis Klein suggested the proving of this substance in December of 2009
in response to a need he saw in his practice.
In December 2009 milk sugar was placed in a porcelain bowl two feet away
from a television that was left on for 48 hours, on a stool at the level of the
TV picture. The television was a Sony Trinitron manufactured in 1985.
The proving was conducted in Boston on November 6, 2010. There were four
provers – one male, three female; one lesbian; three whites and one African
American. There were three observer/supervisors. The full Great Lakes Protocol
was followed.
Vorwort/Suchen Zeichen/Abkürzungen Impressum