How does grounding do this for the human brain? The science of grounding is simple to understand: the sun is a cathode ray who’s light hit Earth which acts as the anode in this electrical system. Since it is the third anode from the sun this sets up its harmonic that determines basic morphogenetic process via photoacoustic cymatics. Photoacoustics = how solitons transfer their energy. This changes the CSF that surrounds the brain. So this is one way the human brain is affected by grounding. The major way it is done wirelessly with terrestrial sunlight is this: When a cathode ray hits an anode free electrons are liberated from the anode's surface. This is why humans ARE THE ONLY primate that has sweat glands on their hands and feet. We are not tree dwellers who are always grounded to Earth, therefore, nature gave us an added advantage to offset our life on Earth since we are bipedal. The human breast is also a modified human sweat gland for electron transfer between mother and infants mitochondria for the same brain reasons. Those free electrons are liberated according to the sunlight barcode Fraunhofer lines which vary as the sun delivers its wireless information to Earth and life on this planet. This is how light is used photoelectrically and photoacoustically to power and INFORM life give it information to organize cells and to drive body plan to build out via cymatics by changing the light to sound wave which can be controlled magnetically by the Earth magnetic field. You must hire experts who know the basics of how life organizes to maintain health. This is critical in the organization of the infant and child brain. https://returntonow.net/2018/06/30/being-barefoot-benefits-brain-development/

 

Random potentially intuitive thought:

Do people's feet sweat more in shoes because their feet are not grounded to the Earth and are thus trying to increase odds of connection?

 

@Jack Kruse
Are these harmonics related to the resonance phenomena that you've discussed on webinars/in your talks?

 

if i'm standing barefoot and shirtless with my newborn who is also shirtless would he get the same benefit. Or would I need to put his feet in the ground? I do both regardless.

Don't we have sweat glands on our back and chest and head and other places as well? Would it be more beneficial to lie down on the ground?