coats & schauberger - the fertile earth - nature's energies in agriculture, soil fertilisation and forestry (2000)

[...]... can be distinguished from nonmigratory species by the way they flap their wings and the arrangement of their pinions The example which most characterises the factors governing long-range flight is the set of the wings and the flight-feathers of the albatross, which in a certain sense swims through the ocean of the air Its wing tips extend far forwards in order to embrace the oncoming air-masses With... possess similar air-bladders, called swim-bladders During the rainy season they live in shallow water and breathe through their gills In summer they have a sort of siesta, and in this intervening period they live in holes in dried-out mud, which encloses them like a carapace Breathing takes place through the swim-bladder, which now functions as a lung During this period the body-temperature drops,... is not the Earth that attracts any given mass, rather it is the Earth itself that is maintained in a labile state of equilibrium through the forces of levitation, which intensify with increasing altitude Hence it is only the quantitative increase in the weight of growing things that prevents the Earth from being torn skywards and pulverised into atoms An example of this are the fish found in the ocean... provided they have micro-fine diffusion-filters and are thus able to breathe But what is to be understood by breathing? It is nothing more than the fertilising of fructigenic ethericities that have entered the blood and sap vessels via the intestinal filter These originate in the Earth and are therefore predominantly negatively (geospherically) charged Under naturalesque preconditions the product of this intermixture... to initiate various kinds of motion through bipolar interactions In contrast, different kinetic energies can also trigger pulsations in which the osmotic, insuctional force exceeds the counterforce of pressure This results in a molecular evolution and an increase in the performance of qualigen-deficient and therefore over-fatigued blood and sap vessels On the other hand, if techno-academic pressure and. .. perforated, then the bird loses the ability to float motionlessly until such time as the perforated or otherwise injured protoplasms heal and close up again Even the perforation of a single vibrating protoplasm makes any flying arduous should the eagle continue to fly during the healing period If the protoplasms are punctured by a red-hot needle, which burns them and also the surrounding quill, then the bird's... in the first light of early morning, when the air becomes conspicuously cooler When the first rays of the rising Sun encounter this Mr-egg, the Mr -fertilisation of its contents and the genesis of crystal-clear water take place, filling the sac by about two-thirds The remaining space is filled with a noble gas, which holds the dew-drop erect until it is eventually demagnetised by the increasing influence... when it is either over-illuminated or forced into a heal and pressure-increasing motion In which case the same symptoms of decay appear as in the over-warmed contents of eggs Through planetary mass-motion, which reduces pressure and dissipates heat, the desired anomaly state can be attained and maintained at an almost constant level by regulating the rate of rotation of suction whorl-pipes.6 The particular... enabling the unfolding of embryos The prime function of the gills, lungs and all protoplasms of whatever kind, therefore, is to awaken life No one can claim that this primordial process of fertilisation has ever been given the attention it warrants Just the opposite has been the case! Through over-illumination, over-warming and in particular centrifugal mass-motion which is pressure- and heat-increasing, the. .. evolution and the multiplication and ennoblement of later life-forms However, if technoacademic motion is employed, then a centrifugally-propagating impulse is imparted to these life-forms In this case oxidising processes are initiated and decomposive energies activated and liberated These lead to inflammation and swellings and provoke the regressive development of cancer This explains in general terms the . The Effect of Iron Ploughs 126 The Heart of the Plant 126 5. TIMBER AND WATER IN THE BUILDING INDUSTRY Caution in the Use of Timber in the Building Industry 131 The Character of Water in. Location of other +4°C isotherms in the atmosphere. 37 Annual ring variations in a 33-year-old plantation tree. 51 The combination of H2O and CO2 into H2CO3 (carbonic acid). 61 The Bio-Plough Nature. Into this invidious scheme of things, the so-called 'third world' countries are also being inexorably drawn in their quest for the same ephemerae. Worse than this, in the process