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I lived in England at that time, and not being able to find anything better I did the next best thing and acquired a range of smaller bells. Instead of doing just one circuit of my home with my clangy school bell, I added several extra circuits, using progressively smaller and higher pitched bells, refining the energy more and more each time. This involved a lot more mileage and the result was better, but still very far from what I knew it could be. I tried many different types of bells from all over the world but was never really satisfied.

Then in 1990, I discovered Bali and Balinese bells and my space clearing work moved to a whole new level. There is no doubt in my mind that I would not be writing this today if I had not discovered Balinese bells back then. I quickly found that one circuit with a Balinese bell did the same job as using all the other bells I had and much, much more too.

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But what is unique about them is that because of the way they are crafted and the metals they are made of, they amplify stuck energies. You can literally hear the sound of the bell momentarily fade as you walk past a stuck area and then hear the sound return to full volume one pace further on.

In my space clearing workshops, I demonstrate this effect by taking a number of volunteers from the audience and doing personal belling on them. Even people who have no experience of working with energy can easily hear how the sound of the bell changes as it passes over areas where there is stuck energy, and how different each person sounds.

In the Caring For Bells section in Chapter 8 of my Creating Sacred Space with Feng Shui book I explain that it is a matter of personal choice whether you let others handle your bell or not. However, if it is important to you to maintain the purity of its vibration, I recommend that you are selective about who touches it and why. Objects that are used for sacred purposes need to be treated respectfully, used only for the purpose they are intended for, and are very much more effective when used only by one person whose energies they become attuned to.

Hi you guys,

I want to use the ring doorbell for the first two months without internet. There is wifi though.

For this time I just want the chime to ring if someone presses the button.

Can I use the ring doorbell without internet for this time?

Thanks.

Hi @Zuendi. Ring Doorbells need a stable internet connection in order to function. Without an internet connection, your Ring Doorbell will not work as intended as it is not connected to the internet and is not able to communicate with the Ring app. I hope this answers your questions.

Once the Chime Pro and Video Doorbell is setup and connected in the Ring app, you can then link your Chime Pro and Video Doorbell for sound as well as to use as an extender. If you are needing to upgrade your network for better coverage, feel free to check out our Eero section at Ring.com.

My question is to similar to this to write a new one. I can set up the doorbell and chime at one location then place them somewhere else. The doorbell will get a wifi connection but the chime will not. Extenders are not an option. Will the system work if the chime does not have an internet connection.

Ring would be amazing if it responded to a clear practical need to enable its basic Doorbell to be able to signal the Chime when a visitor presses the Door Bell, using Wifi network, without having to have an external internet connection!!! With intermittent internet connectivity breaks, the door bell is rendered useless. Surely Ring can rise to the challenge to develop a work around, just as other home devices can do, such as printers?

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