A viewer writes: “I keep my cell phone either on my bedside table or in the living room to check for snoring issues overnight on airplane mode. Not sure how dangerous that is or how protected I am. This is not just about me, of course, because many people are doing this, as I’m sure you know.” What is Creator’s perspective?

This is a difficult thing to quantitate, with respect to risk and consequences that will be highly variable from individual to individual, and with respect to the level of exposure and duration necessary to actually produce a physical liability. We are reluctant to make blanket pronouncements about such things because for some it might be overkill, and thus a karmic misstep in perhaps inducing an inordinate level of fear that does not apply or is not warranted. Thus, we would help some and harm others. So the best policy for us is to simply point out the risks of exposure to electromagnetic frequencies and suggest people adopt various measures to limit length of exposure and consider adding shielding of various sorts and ways of limiting close proximity to things emitting dangerous energies. So this has been described in a number of places. Simple measures like turning off WiFi routers at night, turning off cell phones, turning off appliances, or unplugging them if there is an unknown status with respect to autonomous generation of EMF. The best we can do, as a generalization, is EMFs are life-shortening across the board to some degree in everyone, and so we regard taking steps to minimize exposure as common sense measures. It is not only the duration of lifespan but the consequences to health that would precede the actual demise in representing a lowered quality of life, and that could be for an extended period, perhaps with an agonizing decline of function filled with sorrow and agonizing pain.