I had a lot of problems with dizziness while grocery shopping a few years later when we lived in Twin Falls, ID. The motion of the groceries going by me was almost more than I could bear as I walked down the isles. I went to a doctor at some point and he gave me motion sickness pills that I strongly believe altered my eyesight. When I went to the eye doctor to discuss it, he basically told me I was crazy, (My eyes were still very good at that time and he didn't believe I could notice such a small change in vision nor that it was caused by the medicine.) This experience didn't improve my feelings towards doctors and their proposed treatments nor their bedside manner. Again, things eventually improved, but never went "back to normal."

I believe my ears have a lot to do with the anxiety that I experience when I am driving a car or riding as a passenger, as my balance is slightly off in some way that is exaggerated with the motion of the car and the motion of all the other cars on the road.

Probably about 5 years ago, while living in New Mexico, my left ear began making a lot of clicking sounds. Sometimes I can get the noises to stop by adjusting the pressure in my ear, and other times, it goes on for hours. I went to another ear specialist and everything tested as normal, so he had no idea of what to do for me. Eventually, I thought to try essential oils on my ear and found that "DigestZen" helped a lot, so I put that behind my ears every day for a couple of years. It didn't make the problem go away, but it did reduce the noises and made it a lot more bearable.

After we moved here to Missouri, I ran out of my bottle of "DigestZen." For some reason I was too lazy to get out another bottle that I had in my possession, and used other oils behind my ear to see if they would help as well. They worked for a time, but for at least the last 4 -6 months, my ear has been driving me batty. I finally got the "DigestZen" out a few months back, but this time it is not helping at all. I am about to go insane. I told Martin, that I understand why some people with "tinnitus" commit suicide, and that I would judge that a valid reason requiring no punishment (I'm not sure that God cares about what my opinion is though). My problem isn't "ringing," my problem is "crackling noises" that I don't just hear, I feel. The other night the crackling was especially bad and reverberated around inside my head. This is when I told Martin that I can't live like this much longer. As a result, I finally acted on my thought to use tuning forks on my ear, as I don't believe any doctor will be able to help me as they couldn't in the past (and tuning forks are a better option than suicide).

I have used my sonic slider on my left ear several times now. It seems to help for a time, but then the crackling starts up again. I put it inside my ear, behind, my ear, and use it to encourage the lymph to flow, etc. Sometimes I press the front flap of my ear down with the fork. When I do this and the fork is close to dying out, my ear crackles very quickly in many locations. Thankfully, treating my ear at night has aloud me to fall asleep and get some rest, as the noises make it very hard for me to relax and get to sleep.

My left ear has bothered me for years. I believe my problem started when I had an inner ear infection in 1992 or '93. I was so dizzy due to the infection that I had to have Martin drive me to work and I had to hold on to the chalkboard while teaching my Physics class. A few times it was so bad, that I sat down in a desk and had a student draw the diagrams as I told them how the rays of light would act with relation to mirrors and lenses. Thankfully, it got better to some degree, but my ear has never been the same as it was before the infection.

Today, I decided to do a biofield clearing session on the ears and invite you along to see if the tuning will help, not only with my ear troubles, but also with any troubles you may be experiencing with your ears as well.

May God heal all of our ears before we go too batty!

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My Ear Problems

This short video shows how I have been using the Sonic Slider on my ear to reduce the crinkly noises that I hear. As I am using a weighted fork I added the tone of the Sonic Slider to the video 83.96 Hz.