That's why I thought of "touching iron" more logical than "touching
wood"! In a certain way, one is discharging that "bad energy", but in my
opinion, wood doesn't seem too suitable for that purpose, unless your not
"earthing", but "storing" or "passing" it to the tree or wooden object
(something it does seem suitable for)
BTW, doesn't anybody REALLY ever heard "touch iron"? Only "wood"? I had
always believed "wood" was only a Spanish thing and other european languages
would have "iron".
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>For
what it's worth, here's my personal 'rationalisation', heavily influenced by
modern technology perhaps, but a very >real psychological sensation. I
conceive of the action as in some way 'earthing' myself, and thus disipating the
bad >luck [in its AngloAmerican manifestation!]. There is also the
understanding that wood is in some way a good honest sort >of a substance,
perhaps in a way that metal, and certainly not plastic, could ever
be.
>Beinn Mac an Gheairr
>Vae victis.
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