Recommendations for using dorbuster
(hereinafter referred to as DB)
​The first important thing is to know yourself well on a physical and emotional level in order to detect any casual contamination with the patient's dor to the outside, especially if the therapist remains present during the treatment. It is also very important to observe what happens to your body once you are contaminated by the dor: how long it takes to metabolize it, which parts of the body are more sensitive, etc.
It has been observed many times that in case of contamination the same symptoms develop or in the same part of the body where the patient has them.
With the DB that I developed to avoid contamination, three rules are important:
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Make sure that all metal parts that cannot be replaced with non-metallic parts and that are located at the water outlet are well insulated and that they are not touched during use of the appliance.
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Avoid contact with the water coming out of the appliance and always let it flow through a rubber hose directly into the shower or toilet drain. An involuntary water leak can easily contaminate people around.
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Avoid placing any metal objects (even telephones have metal batteries) near the appliance's exhaust outlet.
If a person feels contaminated because he notices pain and/or a sensation like a shock or electric current, he can wait for the body itself to metabolize the contamination. If this does not happen, various methods can be used (Serrano, 1992) to clean the dor from the organism such as:
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Use DB on your body again. DB is what most quickly draws dor out of a living organism.
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Drink plenty of fluids.
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Take long showers.
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Spending time in natural environments.
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Strengthen your body by practicing deep breathing for a few minutes.
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People who want more information about dorbuster or who would like to use it can contact me on the following page:
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Bibliography
Serrano, X : El D.O.R. (Deadly Orgone Energy) en el espacio terapéutico in “Energía Carácter y Sociedad” N. 17, 1992
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