"S" Cell Report

Magazine Overview

Title: "S" Cell Report
Issue: 78-28
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications
Date: Not specified

This document, "S" Cell Report, issue 78-28, from Cosmic Awareness Communications, presents information gathered by a California group researching the uses of "S" Cell water. The report explicitly states that this information has not been verified by Awareness and is being circulated for general information only.

Comparison with D-Cell Water

The report notes that while members generally used D-Cells and charged water, approximately 20 members provided observational reports on the S-Cell. This preference for the S-Cell is attributed to its perceived aura, contrasting with the D-Cell's "white light" association. The S-Cell is described as having a "use with caution" aura. Despite this, the S-Cell's effects were found to be equally dramatic, and in some cases more so, than the D-Cell.

Applications and Reported Results

Internal Applications

No internal applications of S-Cell water were reported in this document.

Auric Cleansing

Nearly all users reported significant results when applying S-Cell water to the skin. It was observed to cleanse the aura instantly and vitalize the skin within minutes.

Chakra Stimulation

While not universally indicated, when used with direction for healing, chakras responded almost immediately. The S-Cell was found to be more profound in chakra stimulation compared to the D-Cell.

Bathing

Due to the large volume of water and charging time required, only two members bathed in S-Cell water. They experienced profound reactions, noting that while D-Cell water seemed to project energies inward, S-Cell water appeared to draw out undesirable elements from and beneath the skin. Both users independently reported a sensation of losing something and felt "very, very good."

Poultices

Several members used S-Cell water for poultices, sometimes in combination with herbs. Reported successes included rapid reduction of swelling, removal of skin irritation, relief from stomach ache, relief from false labor cramps, and resolution of numerous minor surface ailments. No failures were reported for poultice applications.

Athlete's Foot

One member used S-Cell water to soak their feet for athlete's foot, but reported no noticeable improvement.

Spraying

When used to spray rooms to clear negative or harmful presences, S-Cell water was reported to clear the etheric but had no discernible effect on the astral level. The report offers no explanation for this.

Douches

All female members involved in the research used S-Cell water for douches, agreeing on its beneficial effects. Three members reported cures when a charged S-Cell was inserted vaginally. However, one case of yeast infection required several days to clear.

Herpes

For herpes, a rapidly spreading skin disease with swelling and pustules, a member used both the water and the charged cell. The normal spreading of the disease was arrested, pustules reduced in size, and tissue regeneration occurred at a rapid rate.

Miscellaneous Applications

Cells, wet and charged, were taped to areas of temporary affliction by members, with all reporting cures:

• Stomach Cramps: Stopped within 15 minutes.
• Skin Infection (Face): Disappeared in two days with intermittent application.
• Dandruff: Eliminated.
• Stiff Neck: Relaxed by taping a wet cell to the back of the neck.
• Tumor Swelling: Reduced in 20 minutes with a taped cell.
• Skin Rash (3 cases): Relieved by taped cell.
• Facial Washing: One member reported being told he looked different.
• Beard Growth: Reported by one member; beard reduction reported by another.
• Hair Texture and Vitality: 5 members noticed improvement. 2 members reported no change when used as a rinse.
• Teeth Brushing: Used as a mouth rinse, it seemed to make teeth brighter and the mouth cleaner.

Mike Robinson is mentioned in relation to these miscellaneous reports.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring theme throughout the report is the efficacy of "S" Cell water in various healing applications, often presenting dramatic results. The editorial stance is one of presenting findings from an external research group without direct endorsement, emphasizing that the information is "general information" and has not been verified by "Awareness." The comparison between S-Cell and D-Cell water is a consistent point of reference, highlighting the unique characteristics and perceived auras of each.