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Introduction 13

Part One: An Alternative Worldview

1. Schauberger's Vision 25

The water wizard 26; Log flumes 29; Water, source of life 31;

Motion is crucial 32; Temperature controls 34; Evolution 34;

Balance 35; Implosion 35; The visionary 36.

2. Different Kinds of Energy 39

Subtle energies 39; Schauberger's worldview 39; Why the mystery?

40; Degrees of energy 41; The vortex as the key to creative

evolution 42; Energies as creative process 43; Spiritual science 44;

Different dimensions 45; Changing octaves 47.

3. The Attraction and Repulsion of Opposites 49

The Sun as a fertilizing entity 49; Polarities 51; Opposites working

towards balance 52; Gravity and levity 53.

4. Nature's Patterns and Shapes 55

Sound as resonance 55; Resonance is about qualities 58; Plants

have perception and memory 59; Cymatics 60; Patterns and shapes

61; Patterns in motion 62; Rhythms within the solar system 62;

The confrontation of two geometric systems 63; Sacred geometry

64; The golden mean 66; The magic of the egg form 67.

Part Two: How the World Works

5. Energy Production 73

The inefficiency of modern technology 73; Entropy and ectropy 74;

Scientific 'laws' 74; Energy pollution 75; The choice before us 77;

Energy defines quality 79; The creative energy vortex 80.

6. Motion — the Key to Balance 85

We use the wrong form of motion 85; The 'original' motion 87;

Types of motion 89.

7. The Atmosphere and Electricity 93

Earth's atmosphere 94; Electricity 96; The terrestrial biocondenser

97; Earth as an accumulator of energy 99; Electricism and

magnetism 100; Storms, water vapour and climate 101.

Part Three: Water — the Source of Life

8. The Nature of Water 105

The memory of water 107; The creation of water 108; The anomaly

point of water 109; The qualities of different waters 111; How the

river protects itself 112; The temperature gradient 114.

9. The Hydrological Cycle 117

The full half hydrological cycle 117; The half hydrological cycle

120; Temperature gradients and nutrient supply. 123

10. The Formation of Springs 127

The veneration of springs 127; Seepage springs 129; True springs 129;

How spring water rises 131; Producing energy from the ocean 133.

11. Rivers and how They Flow 135

Stages of a river 135; Temperature and the movement of water 136;

Creating a positive temperature gradient 137; The formation of

vortices and bends 142; Vortices as the source of creative energy

144; The formation of bends 145; Conventional river engineering

147; Hydroelectric power 147.

12. Supplying Water 151

Dwindling water supplies 151; Water for profit 152; Modern water

treatments 153; Transmuting waters memory 155; Tubular water

movement 156; Water main material 156; The Stuttgart tests 159;

The circulation of blood 160; Water storage 162.

Part Four: The Life of Trees

13. The Role of the Forest 167

Evolution of the forest 167; Destruction of the forests 168; A moral

tale 169; Tropical rainforests 171; Forestry 174; Monoculture 175;

Biodiversity 176; Energy in the forest 178.

14. The Life and Nature of Trees

181

Trees in the biosphere 181; The form of a tree 182; Trees and

humans — a symbiotic relationship 183; Trees and colour 184;

The physical nature of trees 185; Tree classification 186; Light- and

shade-demanding trees 188; Light-induced growth 191; Man-made

depredations 191; The importance of photosynthesis 193; The

creation of water 195; The maturation of water 196.

15. The Metabolism of the Tree 199

Sap movement 199; Temperature gradients in the tree 204; The tree

as a biocondenser 207; Root systems 209; Soil and nutrition 210.

Part Five: Working with Nature

16. Soil Fertility and Cultivation 215

The crisis in intensive farming 215; Ploughing methods 216; Two

kinds of electromagnetism 216; The golden plough 217; The

bioplough 218; Alignment of furrows 220; Grazing and grass

cutting 220; Artificial fertilizers 221.

17. Organic Cultivation 225

Biological agriculture 225; Soil remineralization 225; Organic

farming 226; Biodynamic farming 229; The role of subtle energies

in Nature 231; Cold Fire 234; Fertilizing energies 236.

Part Six: The Energy Revolution

18. Harnessing Implosion Power 241

The beginnings of implosion research 241; The American

consortium 244; A new kind of aircraft? 245; Schauberger's search

for free energy 247; The biological vacuum 249; Nuclear fusion

251; The repulsator 252; The implosion motor 253; The repulsine

and flying saucer 254.

19. Viktor Schauberger and Society

259

The human legacy 259; What of the future?

Appendix: Implementing Schauberger's vision 264

Endnotes 271

Resources 276

Bibliography 278

List of Illustrations 281

Index 283

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