Beneath the site
Geological and geophysical conditions.
Underground water veins and other geophysical conditions are considered as part of the earth-energy context beneath a building.
Environmental and Built-Space Energies
A healthier space begins beneath the surface.
Environmental Energy Hygiene® explains the influences around a building. Built-Space Energy Hygiene® turns that awareness into a structured assessment, mapped recommendations and verification.
Earth energiesStructural energiesMeasured procedureObject energies
Earth + structural energies
Four energy aspects within one built environment.
The illustration brings four categories into one view. Each assessment is specific to the site and space.
Around the building
External infrastructure.
Nearby infrastructure, such as cell towers and electrical transformers, forms part of the external context considered around the space.
Through the structure
The building itself.
Orientation, geometry, materials, foundations, columns, stairs and the roof are considered as part of the building’s structural context.
Inside each room
Objects and technology.
Everyday electronics, appliances and other objects are considered room by room as object- and technology-related influences.
The built-space procedure
Environmental energy hygiene protocol for healthier living.
A practical service journey connects assessment, mapped observations, recommendations and verification in one system.
Establish the baseline
OMRDA measures the initial energy condition in each room and area.
Check the individual’s aura and positive energy
Locate the influences
Relevant earth and structural findings are marked against the space.
Specify the response
The report identifies the appropriate product family and purpose.
Apply the solution
Products are positioned according to the mapped findings.
Re-audit the space
The treated areas are scanned again to confirm the final condition.
Retest the individual’s aura and positive energy
Environmental Energy Hygiene®
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