Did I write that four squared is 64...???
Oh dear.
THANK YOU so much for reading and commenting!!
The adventurine - held in metal/wire setting - was simply uncomfortable. My niece loves it. She owns it now. I found it on Amazon and it's supposed to promote positive thinking.
I want crystals in my pineal gland that enable me to know math!!!! You are blessed with so many talents. Math is the one aptitude I most want. Writing always came easily too me but math, never.
The wands! Yes, daily! Last night, the full moon shone in on us through the window, so I lay there with the wands in hand, and the throbbing and electrical tingling soon got to be too much. I put them away.
Riding in the car, watching a movie, I keep the wands in hand. Tim's little voltmeter shows that the wands do indeed produce a small amount of "voltage" (not to be confused with "current") - and I understand none of it.
Wheat grass juice... if it's gluten free, I need to try it.
You'd love The Magick of Physics. :) The videos are fun, too. Did you watch the Kapra review on vimeo? I bought his book in the early 1980s, along with "Einstein's Universe and Van Gogh's Sky," but couldn't fathom it and gave both books away. {cue the sad-face emoji]
RE: The Magick of Physics by Felix Flicker is well-written, endearing, engaging, and maddening