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Harmonized: Peace Pagoda in New England
On February 1, 2014, we received a request to harmonize the Peace Pagoda near Leverett, Massachusetts, USA. It is New England’s Buddhist monastery, the center of an active peace movement with many visitors over the course of a year.
The Buddhist monks of the Nipponzan Myohoji order have been living on this peaceful hill since 1984. They meditate and have committed themselves to dedicating their lives to world peace. They share their vision with thousands of visitors and volunteers who come to enjoy the peace and serenity that surrounds the pagoda and temple. Monks and volunteers work together in a variety of ways to raise awareness in the world that we all urgently need peace. But the external, technologized world has made its way here too. In the form of smart meters, mobile phone masts and the entire electrical field required by computers and many other electrical devices, which cause physical stress for residents and guests alike.
Swiss Harmony’s two-phase home harmonization system has been installed in the temple to support and enhance the peace that can be found here. The KlimaTuner ensures a stress-free indoor climate to protect visitors and resident monks from the harmful effects of electrosmog. The WaterTuner has significantly improved the purity of the temple water.
We have observed that harmonization not only removes the sting of electrosmog, but can also bring other benefits. Customers have told us that their meditations have become deeper and that their personal development has accelerated.
2 monks in front of the altar of the Peace Pagoda
Shortly after the installation of Swiss Harmony, we received this photo from the monks showing two monks in front of the main altar of the pagoda. Underneath it was written: “All the monks here are very pleased and grateful.”
Because harmonization can contribute so much to the well-being, peace and serenity of all residents and visitors, we have decided to make our own contribution and provide our service to the monks of the New England Peace Pagoda free of charge.
The monks undertook a long peace march around the US Senator’s Capitol and carried body cards with them. You were very satisfied with the effect…
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