Wedding rings and the right hand screw rule

[Guest guest]

Wedding rings reduce male power and develop impotence

 

10/10/2005

 

The Slavs used to wear wedding rings for not more than four hours a day

not to lose the sexual power

 

A wedding ring, which many men constantly wear on the fourth finger, may

initiate a variety of sexual disorders and eventually end up with

partial or even complete impotence.

A recent research work conducted by Belarussian scientists revealed

that widespread beliefs of losing strong virility after many years of

wearing the wedding ring on the ring finger are based on certain

scientific reasons.

 

A well-known bio-therapist, healer Sergei Gagarin, commented on the

latest scientific discovery to Pravda.Ru.

 

" Any educated person probably may remember the so-called right hand

screw rule from the course of physics: when the electric conductor moves

into a closed circuit, the self-induction EMF (electromotive force) with

a certain vector occurs in it. Similarly, the nerves in human fingers

can be compared to the conductor, while the wedding ring acts like a

closed circuit.

 

" If a finger is placed in the ring circuit, the latter intensifies the

flow of specific energy in the finger. Some people may probably know

that the so-called kidney meridian passes the fourth finger. The energy

flows to the Swadhishthana charka (Self or Own Abode) which supervises

the urogenital system and the sexual sphere to a certain extent.

 

" If a man takes his wedding ring off periodically, the positive effect

of the energy current on the sexual sphere manifests itself explicitly.

However, if a man wears the ring all the time, the situation may change

for the worse. Constant dropping wears away the stone, as they say.

 

" The Slavs used to wear wedding rings for not more than four hours a

day. Their sexual powers were rather strong, which can be seen in

ancient Slavic tales. Slavic families traditionally had a lot of children.

 

" I would like to emphasize at this point that it is a rather complicated

problem - my explanation embraces only a small part of it. One may

continue talking about the subject and dwell upon the qualities of

metals - silver and gold - and which influence the metals have on human

organisms. On the whole, one may come to the following conclusion: those

who do not wear wedding rings 24/7 may have a lot fewer problems in

their sex lives. "

 

©1999-2002 PRAVDA

[Guest guest]

In China, many people do not wear wedding rings after

they are married. It's culturally understood that

nearly everyone is married after a certain age, so

there is no need for a gold band to demonstrate the

fact.

 

Wonder if this is so because of concerns about Qi

flow?

 

Jack

 

--- dar <dobbie606 wrote:

 

>

> Wedding rings reduce male power and develop

> impotence

>

> 10/10/2005

>

> The Slavs used to wear wedding rings for not more

> than four hours a day

> not to lose the sexual power

>

> A wedding ring, which many men constantly wear on

> the fourth finger, may

> initiate a variety of sexual disorders and

> eventually end up with

> partial or even complete impotence.

> A recent research work conducted by Belarussian

> scientists revealed

> that widespread beliefs of losing strong virility

> after many years of

> wearing the wedding ring on the ring finger are

> based on certain

> scientific reasons.

>

> A well-known bio-therapist, healer Sergei Gagarin,

> commented on the

> latest scientific discovery to Pravda.Ru.

>

> " Any educated person probably may remember the

> so-called right hand

> screw rule from the course of physics: when the

> electric conductor moves

> into a closed circuit, the self-induction EMF

> (electromotive force) with

> a certain vector occurs in it. Similarly, the nerves

> in human fingers

> can be compared to the conductor, while the wedding

> ring acts like a

> closed circuit.

>

> " If a finger is placed in the ring circuit, the

> latter intensifies the

> flow of specific energy in the finger. Some people

> may probably know

> that the so-called kidney meridian passes the fourth

> finger. The energy

> flows to the Swadhishthana charka (Self or Own

> Abode) which supervises

> the urogenital system and the sexual sphere to a

> certain extent.

>

> " If a man takes his wedding ring off periodically,

> the positive effect

> of the energy current on the sexual sphere manifests

> itself explicitly.

> However, if a man wears the ring all the time, the

> situation may change

> for the worse. Constant dropping wears away the

> stone, as they say.

>

> " The Slavs used to wear wedding rings for not more

> than four hours a

> day. Their sexual powers were rather strong, which

> can be seen in

> ancient Slavic tales. Slavic families traditionally

> had a lot of children.

>

> " I would like to emphasize at this point that it is

> a rather complicated

> problem - my explanation embraces only a small part

> of it. One may

> continue talking about the subject and dwell upon

> the qualities of

> metals - silver and gold - and which influence the

> metals have on human

> organisms. On the whole, one may come to the

> following conclusion: those

> who do not wear wedding rings 24/7 may have a lot

> fewer problems in

> their sex lives. "

>

> ?999-2002 PRAVDA

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

dar <dobbie606@r...> wrote:

> Wedding rings reduce male power and develop impotence

 

While we're on this topic,

does anyone here an opinion about men wearing their belt

buckle so it places constant pressure at Conception Vessel 6

(Sea of Qi)?

Its a very obvious constant pressure being applied when

the men have a big belly that hangs over their belt.

 

Penel

[Guest guest]

Nice funny joke this article. But what can you expect of a

magazine for lay people, written by lay people(the journalists)?

After seven years some say this finger starts to 'itch'!

So what if there is a micro 'electromotive force' on the fourth

finger, which, by the way has no kidney meridian on it, but the

triple-heater(which some equate with the endocrine system). But

why wouldn't it have a positive effect, rather than a negative

one? The mention of the chakra in connection of a fictitious

meridian on the finger shows the 'soft science' approach of these

supposed 'scientific researches'.

The 'impotence', developed by the unfortunate husbands are more

probably due to a variety of other causes rather than the poor

rings.

And a slavonic superstitious custom doesn't prove anything.

Probably those who take off their rings and 'feel potent' have

their eyes on an attractive girl(and don't want a wedding ring to

spoil their chances of making a 'catch').

 

Marcos

 

 

--- dar <dobbie606 escreveu:

 

>

> Wedding rings reduce male power and develop impotence

>

> 10/10/2005

>

> The Slavs used to wear wedding rings for not more than four

> hours a day

> not to lose the sexual power

>

> A wedding ring, which many men constantly wear on the fourth

> finger, may

> initiate a variety of sexual disorders and eventually end up

> with

> partial or even complete impotence.

> A recent research work conducted by Belarussian scientists

> revealed

> that widespread beliefs of losing strong virility after many

> years of

> wearing the wedding ring on the ring finger are based on

> certain

> scientific reasons.

>

> A well-known bio-therapist, healer Sergei Gagarin, commented on

> the

> latest scientific discovery to Pravda.Ru.

>

> " Any educated person probably may remember the so-called right

> hand

> screw rule from the course of physics: when the electric

> conductor moves

> into a closed circuit, the self-induction EMF (electromotive

> force) with

> a certain vector occurs in it. Similarly, the nerves in human

> fingers

> can be compared to the conductor, while the wedding ring acts

> like a

> closed circuit.

>

> " If a finger is placed in the ring circuit, the latter

> intensifies the

> flow of specific energy in the finger. Some people may probably

> know

> that the so-called kidney meridian passes the fourth finger.

> The energy

> flows to the Swadhishthana charka (Self or Own Abode) which

> supervises

> the urogenital system and the sexual sphere to a certain

> extent.

>

> " If a man takes his wedding ring off periodically, the positive

> effect

> of the energy current on the sexual sphere manifests itself

> explicitly.

> However, if a man wears the ring all the time, the situation

> may change

> for the worse. Constant dropping wears away the stone, as they

> say.

>

> " The Slavs used to wear wedding rings for not more than four

> hours a

> day. Their sexual powers were rather strong, which can be seen

> in

> ancient Slavic tales. Slavic families traditionally had a lot

> of children.

>

> " I would like to emphasize at this point that it is a rather

> complicated

> problem - my explanation embraces only a small part of it. One

> may

> continue talking about the subject and dwell upon the qualities

> of

> metals - silver and gold - and which influence the metals have

> on human

> organisms. On the whole, one may come to the following

> conclusion: those

> who do not wear wedding rings 24/7 may have a lot fewer

> problems in

> their sex lives. "

>

> ©1999-2002 PRAVDA

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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<snip.

> Wonder if this is so because of concerns about Qi

> flow?

> Jack

 

I've heard this in casual conversation regarding both

men and women.

The person who shared had recently gotten married

and was having a bit of trouble not being distracted

by the feeling of the ring.

 

If a wedding ring is too tight a jeweler can adjust it to

make it fit more comfortable.

 

My wedding ring is fairly loose and held on mostly

by my knuckle. When I take it off there is no indentation

in my flesh where it was but when I was first married I

found the feeling of it there to be a distraction.

 

Gosh, I find wearing glasses, knee high socks and

some styles of underware (on myself ;-) a distraction

to wear.

 

I wonder about women wearing high heeled shoes

placing constant pressure on the last few points of

their Bladder Meridian and the first couple points

on their Spleen Meridian.

What's that doing to their Qi flow?

 

I look at men walking around tied in the middle

like a sausage with their belly hanging

over their belt and the buckle of it placing constant

pressure at Conception Vessel 6.

I ask myself, is that a prostate adventure waiting to happen?

 

Penel

[Guest guest]

Zenisis <findme@z...> wrote:

>

> Then factor in that black men wear their belts high

> on their bellies (my grandfather does this), and

> white men tend to wear their belts under the

> belly.

 

I haven't noticed any diffrence between the races

with that belt thing here in Chicago.

 

Maybe everyone's just fatter up here.

I don't think you could find a pair of pants that would

cover some of the haras I've been seeing.

 

Yeah guys, we do look. It might not seem like it sometimes

but we ARE checking you out ;-)

 

There's another dress thing I've been seeing lately.

Its young women dressing so you can see their belly.

I can remember years ago it was the fashion but the

only women doing it they were skinny.

 

Some of the young women doing it look pregnant plus

they have " love handles " hanging over their pants on the sides.

I've seen a couple with jackets cut short so that wearing a

coat in the winter doesn't even cover it up.

They must be freezing!

 

Everytime I see a young woman dressed like that this winter

(one of the coldest snowiest winters we're had here in a long time)

 

is that in traditional Japan during cold weather they

wear a special sort of a wrapping around the mid section

of the body to keep their kidneys warm.

 

Its not good to let one's kidneys get cold in the winter.

 

Penel

[Guest guest]

Chinese Traditional Medicine , " Penel " <hyldemoer>

wrote:

>

> Some of the young women doing it look pregnant plus

> they have " love handles " hanging over their pants on the sides.

> I've seen a couple with jackets cut short so that wearing a

> coat in the winter doesn't even cover it up.

> They must be freezing!

>

> Everytime I see a young woman dressed like that this winter

> (one of the coldest snowiest winters we're had here in a long

time)

>

> is that in traditional Japan during cold weather they

> wear a special sort of a wrapping around the mid section

> of the body to keep their kidneys warm.

>

> Its not good to let one's kidneys get cold in the winter.

 

I want to emphasize to the readers who are new to TCM that how one

dresses can impact one's health. A person may be merely

uncomfortable due to a fashion fad in the beginning, but later on it

can really take a toll in health. Like exposing skin - especially

around the middle - in cold weather. It's like what happens with too

much exposure to sun. In the short-term, there's the discomfort of

sunburn, but in the long-run, there's skin cancer. In this case, in

the short-term there is discomfort from cold; in the long-run

there's damage to the kidneys and then to the Kidneys.

 

BTW, I need to get some leg-warmers. Or make some. I'm having a lot

of problems this winter with cold affecting my lower legs. At times

walking is difficult and slow because of the problem. I still have

that vulnerability to exterior Pernicious Evils, especially Cold.

It's not affecting me the way it did in the past (the horrible

headaches) because of the TCM steps I've taken. For the readers on

the list who are new to TCM, this is an example of why correcting

Roots is so important. The Root (vulnerability to exterior

Pernicious Evils - especially Cold) has been corrected a lot, but

not totally. Because of certain steps I took and continue to take,

it's no longer manifesting as the severe headaches. But it is

manifesting in my lower legs. It doesn't help that some of the pants

I wear around the house only come part way down my lower leg.

They're OK for summer, but not winter. I also need to buy more pants

that come down to my ankles.

 

I also want to point out to readers new to TCM that I was sick for

decades before I began to get proper TCM treatment. The longer a

person has been sick, the longer it takes to correct imbalances. I

can remember being bothered by cold and hating the winter and loving

the summer even as a young child. Plus, some imbalances take longer

to correct than others.