- Page 3 and 4: Contents Foreword by David Bellamy
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- Page 17 and 18: PART ONE An Alternative Worldview
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- Page 27 and 28: Temperature controls Another corner
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part of one whole. The ancients reg
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ancient Egyptian paintings, the wor
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descending (male) spirals complete
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5. Energy Production The inefficien
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generate into chaos without input o
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We don't know how much energy pollu
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time. The use of energy is improvid
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Fig. 5.2. Energy and form. In the b
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At their extreme development, these
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6. Motion — the Key to Balance Wh
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motion, moving from the outside to
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Interestingly, the German word —
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intensifying (centrifugal accelerat
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the oxygen then sinks back to Earth
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Electricity Figs. 7.2 & 3. Increase
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Fig. 7.5. Terrestrial bio-condenser
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There is some evidence in recent ye
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PART THREE Water — the Source of
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essential for the creation and main
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movement creates the microclusters
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It was very convenient for Nature t
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quality deteriorates through exposu
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Ultimately becoming a broad river,
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oxygen becomes increasingly aggress
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Fig. 9.1. The full hydrological cyc
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those with almost none. This greatl
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Fig. 9.3 a&b. Positive and negative
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Fig. 9.4. Asymmetric river developm
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10. The Formation of Springs Before
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When the rationalism of the Enlight
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are affected by geothermal heat. Th
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experiment is illustrated on p. 202
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energies, and if it is prevented fr
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In Fig. 11.1, for example, from A t
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type of discharge eventually produc
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Fig. 11.4. An egg-shaped body to ge
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uppermost vortex train manifesting
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hythm that causes the river to beco
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Fig. 11.8. Viktor Schauberger's evi
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12. Supplying Water Dwindling water
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ply. Multinational companies are un
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Drug Administration) has backed off
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often used lead which brought its o
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It is a brilliant design that imita
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that its ability to flow freely wou
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kept their water (and wine) in amph
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13. The Role of the Forest When som
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small. Today, however, because of o
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Crucially, though still little unde
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Within the last decade both drought
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example, which has a lifespan of 20
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are equipped to withstand the heat
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ought the infection. Schauberger fo
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with a hierarchy among the trees. E
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Trees and colour Fig. 14.2. The ele
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distribution of temperature. The ev
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Light- and shade-demanding trees Th
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Shade-demanding trees grow addition
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iocondenser, reconciling the Sun's
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Fig. 14.5. Photosynthesis. are resp
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into its two components of chlorine
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point at an altitude of 3-4000 metr
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Fig. 15.1. Cross section through tr
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Fig. 15.3. Viktor designed this sur
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Fig. 15.4. Horizontal section throu
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Fig. 15.6. The metabolism of the tr
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Fig. 15.7. Various root systems. In
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to absorb. They are also responsibl
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PART FIVE Working with Nature
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Ploughing methods Viktor Schauberge
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Fig. 16.1. 15 cm long ears of rye w
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same. Of course Viktor would not, s
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lime, nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P)
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17. Organic Cultivation Biological
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heat is generated in the pile in th
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Biodynamic farming Dr Rudolf Steine
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Costa Rica, a recent study showed t
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The liquid is stirred in a clockwis
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saw the bones standing out on my ha
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No plant is actually nourished by d
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18. Harnessing Implosion Power 'In
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had been present at the interview,
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Basically, they had different agend
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successful U.S. saucer programme. T
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The biological vacuum I can generat
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This higher realm of being is what
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creates a vacuum. When the water ha
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There are many rumours about what S
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he found his inspired vision of wor
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difficulty, precisely because it wa
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the larger field of knowledge. Thei
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Appendix Implementing Schauberger's
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As a result, Walter's younger son J
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Fig. A.3. Vortex energizer. Fig. A.
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as a filter. The well shaft must be
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their chest, while the 'tester' tri
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23. Our Senseless Toil, Pt. II, p.
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Resources Schauberger- & Ecotechnol
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Bibliography Abram, David The Spell
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Michel, John City of Revelation. Ga
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11.5 Energy release in the environm