What is the Bovis Scale?

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The bovis scale is a form of measurement for the spiritual vibration of the etheric energy in a person, place, object, or idea.This is equivalent to a kind of spectrum, similar to the light frequency spectrum, where the color of light depends on the frequency of it's photons.

The premise is that all things have a spiritual energy associated with them, determined by the quality of thought or design put into them. Positive thoughts or designs will render a higher spiritual vibration, while destructive or negative thoughts will render a lower (or negative) spiritual vibration.

The number scale itself has no units except its own (bovis units, or "bu"). The vibration of a place, person, thing, or idea can be measured using a pendulum in conjunction with a drawn or printed scale. It can also be measured using a highly attuned sense of intuition. There are currently no scientific instruments that can detect spiritual energy vibration levels (though, the key to developing this technology will involve the use of naturally formed quartz crystals).

A measurement between 6,700 and 12,000 bovis units is common for most people. Vibrations lower than 6,500 bovis units indicate an energy aligned with the negative aspects of life, which can be detrimental to a person's health over timeVibrations lower than 1,000 or possessing a negative value indicate destructive and hateful energies, which pose a serious risk to health and wellbeing.

Strong negative emotions such as greed, jealousy, wrath, shame, and terror can produce vibrations that are measured as a negative bovis unit value, as well as actual spirit entities who resonate with those emotions (what most people would term a "demon" or "evil spirit"). Vibration levels lower than -10,000 are exceedingly rare and usually the result of black magick or voodoo, either of the target or the user.

Higher bovis ratings are indicated by supportive, compassionate, and enlightened states of being. There is no upward limit on the bovis scale, though at the present time the spiritual vibration of most people, places, and things does not exceed 20,000 units.

Some example higher spiritual vibration measurements:

  • Remaining connection to a deceased loved one - 90,000 units.
  • "Indigo Child" frequency: 50,000 bovis units (5th dimensional consciousness).
  • "Crystal Child" frequency: 130,000 bovis units (6th dimensional consciousness).
  • "Rainbow Child" frequency: 200,000 bovis units (7th dimensional consciousness).

(Note: This is not a reference to those who grew up during or took part in the drug or "hippie" culture of the 1960s or 1970's).

  • "Golden Child" or "Luminary" frequency: 450,000 to 850,000 bovis units (8th dimensional consciousness).
  • Swastika: 1,000,000 bovis units

(Note: When properly drawn with positive intentions - the upper left spoke is vertical, and a dot is often placed between each arm. Swastikas created or designed by the Nazi regime, or intended to reflect such a purpose have a vibration of 1,000 or negative 1,000,000 bovis units. Improperly drawn swastikas which Are drawn with positive intentions carry an intermediate vibration of approximately 50,000 to 100,000 bovis units).

  • Violet Flame of Transmutation: 3,500,000 to 12,000,000 bovis units (or higher, for additional combinations such as Silver Violet Flame and Golden Silver Violet Flame).

History

The Bovis scale, allegedly named after a French radiesthesist called either Antoine or Alfred Bovis (1871-1947), is a concept used by dowsers and adherents of geomancy to quantify the strength of a postulated "cosmo-telluric energy" inherent in a location. The unit of the Bovis scale has no known definition and isn't in any way based on physics. The "measurement" consists of the dowser walking around the place with an object (like a pendulum, dubbed "biometer") and declaring the Bovis number. A number of 6,500 is considered "neutral", lower figures affect human "energies" negatively, higher numbers positively. Numbers above 10,000 are in the "ethereal range", considered Places of power.

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