LED lighting is assaulting. It's going to set me back over $800 to replace all of the bulbs in this house with incandescent, mercury-free, full spectrum lamps. I just had to get that off of my chest. It's about frequency. Candles are my favorite but not always practical. This image is from Barry Lyndon by Stanley Kubrick and was shot with a low light lense on loan from NASA who also loaned Stanley NASA advisors for 2001- A Space Odyssey as you do when you're right in the middle of attempting to send men to the moon.

#darktolight

Money well spent, I say! Given a choice, incandescent lighting - preferably full spectrum - is the only lighting I will use. I moved to a newly renovated cottage, recently, which is chock-a-block full of LED lighting, which I don't like at all - never have. In my old house, I kept using incandescent lights, in spite of the big push to switch to LED's, a few years back, and had always planned on continuing to use them, as long as they were still available. However, having all the light fixtures replaced at this point, isn't even in the cards! So instead, I've chosen to light the place with Himalayan salt lamps, and rose quartz lamps - lots of both - and a few regular type lamps - fitted with incandescent bulbs, at the moment - to be replaced with full spectrum bulbs, as soon as I find the box that they are hiding in. :)
I love the mood created by this lighting, so much so, that I can hardly wait for evening to arrive - and morning, too - so I can switch them all on. So beautiful!

Thank you. I'm a big fan of salt lamps too. They neutralize EM and cleanse the space besides being very easy on the eyes. There's a lot of health-related topics I'm tempted to take up here but I'm hesitant for fear of getting too off-topic. I'm glad that I mentioned this one though because a big part of this battle is about vibes and frequency and this is yet another way that [they] are trying to mess with both.