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Placing tourmaline by electronics eats bad vibes

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Mystics often place dark tourmaline pieces right next to their Wi-Fi routers to absorb chaotic electronic frequencies. It is the spiritual equivalent of installing antivirus software, relying entirely on an energetic object to fix your internet.

Placing tourmaline by electronics eats bad vibes
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