Breaking the Devil’s Dance with Tech

Breaking the Devil’s Dance with Tech
With Shannon Rowan, Wi-Fi Refugee
https://wifi-refugee.com/

Most of us still can’t prioritize limiting wireless technology because we need our cell phones at all times. Too few of us have heard of any friends suffering injury from radio frequency microwave radiation. Occasionally we’ll hear of protests against cell tower deployment too close to a neighborhood or a school, and more frequently, we’re hearing about devices which can mitigate the effects of this EM radiation.

Yet, with up to a third of Americans already sensitive to electro-magnetic radiation – often called electro-smog – and with Congress and government officials offering zero resistance to new telecom tower applications, we can’t let ignorance direct our political fates.

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Ms. Rowan has presented here before, but she has a new book out: “The Red Shoes; Our Devil’s Dance with Technology & How We Can Stop it”; an in-depth exposé into our current toxic relationship with digital technology, focusing on various aspects of tech addiction and other ways tech harms our mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being.

This addiction to what in many ways are ‘tools of enslavement’ not only blinds us to the harm they are causing, but it keeps us trapped in this devil’s dance - one that threatens humanity’s future and life as we know it. It is time to break the chains, and Ms. Rowan will help show us how.

Her site, www.wifi-refugee.com, features links to her books, podcasts, articles and blog posts on related topics.