Re: Fwd: Prep 500 and 501 effects

2003-06-06 Thread Hugh Lovel
Dave,

Here is some attempt at response. Terribly time consuming. Hope I see you in NZ in July.  I'd like to forward this discussion to BDnow to see if I can stimulate any further comments.

Hugh Lovel (one l on the end)




Hugh--
Gill asked me to forward this request to you, their server isn't connecting. Take care.
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Dear Hugh and Dave
My partner, Peter Bacchus passed on your email addresses and recommended that I write and ask for your comments on my attempts to understand the calcium and silica processes in plants in relation to plant physical physiological processes. 

Dear Gill,

The best I can do is give you my observations. I can't see how you might be applying the various BD remedies and the timing of each or the proximity of spraying the 500 and 501. These factors make a big difference, and each individual case is different with the plot's past history, present soil fertility, light availability (season), etc. all affecting the plant.  For instance planting lettuce in fall it will not bloom, while in spring it races toward bloom.


 I am writing up my Masters thesis on the subject of the effect of the biodynamic field sprays on nutritional quality of lettuces and would value your assistance with trying to explain what's going on. I have been on BDNow sometimes and have found your postings helpful, but have missed a lot of them, so have probably missed a lot of what you have said on the subject.

Here are some questions I have in trying to understand Calcium and Silica processes, 500 and 501 based on agriculture course, Koliskos, Lievegood, Atkinson, Pfeiffer, Remer. I grew lettuces with and without fieldsprays, and in a second trial, with and without 501 (all had 500)  My particular interest has been to try to show that 501 changes metabolism in leaves, leading to changed root exudates, which affect mycorrhizal and soil microbe activity but I havnt found a way to show that.

1   How does the 501 spray affect nutritional quality of plants? Can it be demonstrated and explained in terms of physical chemical and physiological plant processes?


What kind of nutrition are you looking for? What the 501 does is it enhances the plant's silica relationships. It stimulates photosynthesis, blossoming fruiting and ripening. Insofar as it enhances photosynthesis it depends on soil fertility and its uptake by the plant. Photosynthesis is mostly a lime (in this case magnesium) process, though it involves phosphorus to shunt the energy off into the carbon/water chemistry. A rich calcium uptake holds onto the energy once stored in the carbon structure, but if calcium is low the energy tends to leak away. But you must know that the lime process is involved because for the most part the leaves spread out on the horizontal, and lime works on the horizontal, silica on the vertical.

So for maximizing photosynthesis both horn manure and horn clay should be involved in the process. Horn manure improves the plant's relationship with the nitrogen fixing microbes in the soil and the protozoans that eat them and supply the plant its nitrogen as amino acids. The horn clay improves the plant's relationship with mycorrhyzal fungi that unlock the calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, etc. and assure the nutritional uptake of the plant is abundant and balanced. And the horn silica then does a better job of photosynthesis and the horn clay takes the sugars and transports them more vigorously to the roots so they feed the microbes as root exudates better. Horn clay mediates between the horn manure and horn silica.

So not much is going to happen if you spray the horn silica by itself. You'll throw things off down the road to ripeness, period. It will be worst in a clay soil of low fertility, but not much better in a sandy soil despite the tendency in sand to hold the silica forces back a bit. The plant will get more out of light, its leaf nodes will be shorter, its leaves narrower and its growth more vertical. It will blossom and make seed sooner and be a small plant in general. 

But if the spray sequence were 1st evening horn manure, next morning horn silica followed by horn clay in the early afternoon you would get balanced growth with all the plant's activities tuned up. I suspect this is where you would get the most of what you are thinking of as nutrition. This process will be favored in a soil with rich microbial activity which is well balanced between bacteria and fungi but is low in soluble nitrogen and phosphorus. In other words you will need good symbiosis between the plant and the soil microbes, particularly, on the bacterial side, the azotobacters, which live off the plant's root 

Re: Hugh Lovel visits New Zealand July

2003-06-06 Thread Hugh Lovel
Dear Peter,

I don't know the trouble between here and NZ with the e-mail. For a while there I couldn't e-mail Tony Robinson either. Looking forward to seeing both you and Peter Proctor.

I've tried to answer Gill's questions. In agriculture it is very difficult to do any kind of controlled experiment because such a wealth of factors are involved, none to ever again be precisely duplicated. So I tried to elucidate general principles for her and hopefully she can come up with a good experiment design.

Best,
Hugh




Hi Hugh,
  Looking forward to seeing you out here again. I will take you on to the next stop after Hamilton and hand you over to Peter Proctor to go on to H.B. I am due to fly out to Cairns on 25th 7am. so expect to see you there again at the end of the month.
  My partner Gill Cole is doing her Masters @ Massey Uni. Horn Quartz and its effect on plants is a major part of the thesis and she is interested to know your oppinion as to what the best tests are to show a 'scientific' difference? We have been trying to contact you off list but our sever doesn't seem to know yours, and we can't get through.
Best,
Peter.

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FW: Please read 'Mid-west tornado' section FWD: Orgone BiologicalResearch Lab Newsletter

2003-06-06 Thread Turtle Bend
My interpretation of The satellite data is  that the whole set up had
formulated in the Pacific and Hudson's Bay three days earlier.

And the antenna array in Alaska is creating wild fluctuations even as we
speak.

 I believe someone had referenced Astrological information last year that
the mid-west was to have unusual weather this year.
Many folks are again talking earth changes.
yes while Sol has quieted to some extent they are still unusually active.

From some energy work I did with others over the week-end it appears as the
whole Helio-sphere is going through hormonal changes.

Thank goodness OBR did not insist on viewing everything through a DOR-way.

BY the by

Global Hydrology and Climate Center
Global Composite Water Vapor Satellite Data
is @

http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/globalwv.html

Run the animation it's great!

Trying to know where to put my finger in the flow
and in Love  Light (and some peasant catholicism also!)
Markess


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5. About cloudbusting, and the massive tornadic storms in the Midwest

Several persons have asked if we know of any reasons for the massive
outbreak of severe tornadoes across the Central USA, several weeks back,
which have wreaked havoc and destruction in many communities.  Clearly, it
is an anomalous situation, with the largest number of tornados to
historically occur in such a short period of time.  It is possible, we must
acknowledge, that someone or multiple persons in the Western or Great
Plains USA, was either deliberately or ignorantly using cloudbuster devices
to create this problem.  Here are some aspects of the problem:
(snip)b. Nobody known to us at OBRL, nor through our small CORE Network
of trained cloudbuster operators, knows what might stand behind the storms.
Everyone is amazed, but can offer no clarity as to why.  It may, in the
final analysis, also be a natural phenomenon related to anomalous solar
activity and solar winds affecting Earth at that same time period.
   

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Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying

2003-06-06 Thread Merla Barberie
I just read Hugh Lovell's words on Prep 500 and 501 effects.  It was
way over my head since I can only understand what is going on with the
plants on a intuitive basis.

I want to do a sequential spraying on 3 1/2 acres of our land, the part
that is not wooded, but fenced and in agricultural usage.  I feel O.K.
about BC, 500, 508, but really question the use of 501.  It's really
confusing to read Hugh's references to horn clay because Hugh Courtney
doesn't include it in the sequence.  Should I order some horn clay?  If
I do, when do I spray it?  We have glacial till soil with wind blown
laos from Washington grain fields.

This year food plants have been slow because we had a wet, cold spring,
but the native grass already is showing its seedheads, though they
aren't mature yet.  Our first large German iris will bloom today or
tomorrow.  Everything is going on as it should be.  It's a beautiful
time because there is so much moisture in the soil.  There's always a
big differential between day and night temperature.  In a month, we will
be in drought and we'll be trying to ease the plants with compost tea
since we don't have enough water.  We don't have ANY trouble with things
going to seed except tomatoes, peppers and eggplants must be in cold
frames because the night temperatures slow the fruiting process too
much.  On the other hand, the lettuces and brassicas will show their
flowers too soon.

We are located on a wild meadow--with our garden beds and orchard
surrounded by wild grasses and broadleaf plants--red clover, St. John's
wort, wild rose, snowberry, serviceberry, ceonosis (sp.), bracken fern,
etc., in different areas.  My garden weeds this year are allheal,
catnip, clary sage, hollyhock, parsley, clover, plantain, wild sorrel,
chickweed, red and green orach which we eat in salads.  I want to do a
sequential spray over the whole  3 1/2 acre meadow including cultivated
and wild plants.  Hugh C. suggested that I do it in leaf to stimulate
water influences and I'm thinking about June 20-21.  I don't do the
whole 25 acres because it would be hard to spray in the trees and
underbrush.  Should I be doing that too?

What am I doing when I do a sequential spray sequence?  Can someone
explain it to me the way Hugh Lovell is explaining in his post on 500
and 501, but in not quite so difficult a conceptual framework?

Best,

Merla





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Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying

2003-06-06 Thread SBruno75

In a message dated 6/5/03 4:05:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

 What am I doing when I do a sequential spray sequence?  Can someone
explain it to me the way Hugh Lovell is explaining in his post on 500
and 501, but in not quite so difficult a conceptual framewor 

Hi Merla, spray the 501 in the sequence as Courtney reccommends.  It would be 
fine to add the horn clay remedy to the mix, I would get some and add to 500, 
bc, and 501.  You do not need to separate.  It is fine to spray in the woods 
or on the edge. What you are doing with a sequential spray is to organize the 
energy of earth and atmosphere to moderate forces involved with weather 
formation and the formation of due.  This works strongly through the realm of the 
elementals...sstorch
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Re: small farm needed

2003-06-06 Thread SBruno75
Look in Tennessee...sstorch
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Re: Please read 'Mid-west tornado' section FWD: OrgoneBiologicalResearch Lab Newsletter

2003-06-06 Thread The Korrows
Another good site to keep abreast of solar activity  such.
http://www.spaceweather.com/
Peace,Chris


Sol has quieted to some extent they are still unusually active.

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Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying

2003-06-06 Thread Garuda
Lloyd
Thank you for this wonderful picture of your experience.
How do you place your preps in your broadcaster?
You mention you use 500-508 plus the clays. How do you place these? and how
often do you move them around?
Glen A

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 Subject: Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential
Spraying
 Dear Merla
 I am unable to explain any of this but can offer a few
 comments/observations
 * the BD farmers in Australia who have encountered problems after a period
 of what looked like successful practice are mostly from the Alex
Podolinsky
 group and have been mostly not using 501 or very little of it and
certainly
 not in concert with 500 - and for sure no horn clay. I'm not challenging
 AP's knowledge but the message has not been filtering through to the other
 end of the pipeline.
 * these farms have suffered flat battery syndrome somewhere between 7 and
15
 years.
 * The new organisation of Biodynamic agriculture that I belong to (Cheryl
 Kemp writes here sometimes) is promoting the spraying of 500 and 501 in
back
 to back applications - 500 at evening and then 501 next morning over the
 same area, farmers that have done this so far are talking very nice
results
 and more important have experienced none of the supposed ill effects from
 using 501 in what is a very warm and high light environment, they have NOT
 burned up their hay crop or had premature fruiting or all of the other
 things that worries people about using 501.
 * when we started using our broadcaster (three seasons ago ) I didnt have
 access to horn clay for some months and yes we got results (visible) but
it
 was as if things were haphazard - the whole place went into rampant
 flowering in late spring / early summer - perennial weeds, the native
 plants, our home garden , everything just blazed into bloom. The look of
it
 was as if we were shunting things one way then the other.
 * After about four months I got Rae cards that included the horn clays and
 made up a new set of reagents and I have always used horn clay since that
 time. In the broadcasters I use the full suite of preps 500 through to 508
 plus horn clays.
 * I guess the best description I have is if you came to a furiously
boiling
 pot and turned it down to a gentle simmer, we dont see as much happening
 (things are much more subtle), but I also think its much more stable and
 balanced.
 * its human nature that we look for a quick result, or a dramatic change,
 but I do think that a slow gentle shifting of the balance point is a lot
 more beneficial in the long run.
 Just a few thoughts from down under
 Cheers
 Lloyd Charles



  I just read Hugh Lovell's words on Prep 500 and 501 effects.  It was
  way over my head since I can only understand what is going on with the
  plants on a intuitive basis.
 
  I want to do a sequential spraying on 3 1/2 acres of our land, the part
  that is not wooded, but fenced and in agricultural usage.  I feel O.K.
  about BC, 500, 508, but really question the use of 501.
  It's really
  confusing to read Hugh's references to horn clay because Hugh Courtney
  doesn't include it in the sequence.
 Internal politics maybe?
  Should I order some horn clay?  If
  I do, when do I spray it?  We have glacial till soil with wind blown
  laos from Washington grain fields.
 
  Hugh C. suggested that I do it in leaf to stimulate
  water influences and I'm thinking about June 20-21.  I don't do the
  whole 25 acres because it would be hard to spray in the trees and
  underbrush.  Should I be doing that too?
 
  What am I doing when I do a sequential spray sequence?  Can someone
  explain it to me the way Hugh Lovell is explaining in his post on 500
  and 501, but in not quite so difficult a conceptual framework?
 
  Best,
 
  Merla
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: Fwd: Prep 500 and 501 effects

2003-06-06 Thread Garuda



To whom it may be of a concern
GA

I ve 
found Lievegood and Glen Atkinson s concepts of primary and secondary processes 
helpful, but still find it hard to sort out what s happening.The primary 
cosmic silica forces from the outer planets work down into plants (enhanced by 
501?) and into the soil, are held by silicate rocks in the earth, then clay 
facilitates their uptake into the plant by the Secondary Si process, 
giving form and pulling the plant upwards how? through activating auxins 
?

  The primary (I 
  would have said earthly) silica forces of the outer planets work upward from 
  deep within the earth, and yes, they are enhanced by 501. I would have said 
  the secondary (cosmic) silica forces (still of the outer planets) work 
  downward from the atmosphere into the plant through the 508 (horsetail). But 
  as I said, Glen has this figured out better than I do. I heretofore have been 
  lost both in Steiner's explanations and Glen's.
  
  Thanks Hugh for writing your post. You provide a great 
  picture to be with.

With regards the above there is a bit of a 
confusion of words going on here. Your use of the words 'primary and secondary 
silica forces' are being used in a different manner to how I and I believe 
Lievegeod has presented them.

Your use of the names cosmic and earthly and 
primary and secondary are as one would expect them to be from theapparant 
experience of nature, however if we look at Lievegeod he gives indications 
whichsuggest we need to look further. One would expect Cosmic Silica 
to be coming in the atmosphere and Earthly Si from the Earth however does 
primary translate into Earthly and does secondary translate into 
Cosmic.

All the words used in this discussion are most 
confusing and I find it better to draw pictures, than try and describe it all, 
and so hence my books at my website. Please refer to the chapter " Biodynamic 
Plant Growth" http://rimu.orcon.net.nz/garuda/books/index.html. 
In Biodynamics Decoded.

One of the primary issues I see is happening in 
Hughs combining of his perceptions and mine can be resolved once we see in the 
chapter I have outlined the way the forces work at the different layers of 
manifestations spiral. To observe plant growth as RS describes I have found it 
necessary to clearly differentiate teh activites of each level , 2 fold, 3 fold, 
4 fold etc.

Hugh talks a lot about how the forces work at level 
2 and level 3, however from there he is becoming confused. 

In the book I have described how we have to sets of 
polarities. What I call a macro polarity which lives in the World bodies of 
creation and then a micro polarity which mainifests as the way the forces work 
internally in lifeforms.

Level 2 - which exists externally to our human 
forms.ie we are not androgonous or bisexual we are monsexual and we need an 
external partner to mate with to produce life. Once we internalise the level 2 
of polarity fully we will be androgonous hermaphidites. The point is at this 
level we have the Cosmic pole in polarity to the Earthly pole.

in this instance I see the Cosmic as the male Si 
stream up the spiral via the nerve sense system , the elements of light and 
warmth adn the outer planets, while the Earthly is the female Calcium stream 
through the mode (3) of metabolism,elements of Water and Earth and the 
inner planets. see the chart http://rimu.orcon.net.nz/garuda/BDDecoded2.gif

So at level 2 we have a Cosmic and Earthly. 
These should that not be mixed up with the use of 
Cosmic and Earthly later on up the spiral. 

Hugh talks alot about level 3 in his descriptions 
of 500 501 and horn clay. He also describes level 4s interaction in this process 
as well, however some confusion appears, be it only in the use of thewords 
possibly. We are saying essentially the same thing, although Hugh so 
eloquantly adds the details.

Once we come to level 4 and 7 - via Lievegeod we 
come into a much more complex picture where we again meet the words Cosmic, 
Earthly, Primary, secondary, Matter,  Forces and Calcium  
Silica.

Best read what I have written under the 7 fold 
section. I first give Lievegeods diagramof primary and secondary 
processes, ala Goethe. In his book he outlines how the primary / cosmic/ 
Beingand secondary/Earthly/ Manifestprocesses work in plant growth. 


The primary are the building up forces while the 
Secondary Earthly forces are those we see manifestingin plant growth. 
These are outlined under Lievegeods chart. We can see from this that the last 
stage of seeding occurs in the Saturn 2 process. 

To get to what RS is talking about in the 
agriculture course we have to take a step through dimensions to come to what he 
says in lectures 2, 6  8 in the way he outlines the planets 
activity.

We need to take the archtypal picture of how the 
planets externally influence manifestion and take them one step further towards 
matter to the laws standing closer to yet behind matter. This is achieved by 
twisting a 

Re: Fwd: Prep 500 and 501 effects

2003-06-06 Thread Peter Michael Bacchus



Thank you Hugh and Dave, Just a 
little background to the soil and the plots. They are near Tauranga not far 
north of the 38th paralell. Very few frosts in the winter but this last season 
had quite a few spring frosts. The soil is a sandy loam that has had some light 
pummice showers over it a long time ago. The calcuim is low and the potasium 
very high, zinc and copper are on the low side too. The whole garden is a night 
paddock cow campor cows bedroom so is well manured from the cow 
perspective. When I first came to live here I made a mineral compost with 
R.P.R.,dolomite, local crusher dust, sulfer,copper, zinc and selenium, 
with just enough organic material to compost through three heat cycles and four 
turns. After four months there was no visible evidence of any mineral inputs 
although the final heap was only double the volume of the minerals added. This 
was dressed on at 2t. / Ha.As a result the grass growth rate doubled a 
fortnight after application. Most of theland since had 3t. / Ha of twice 
but the garden area missed out.
After the lettuces were finnished 
we put on a stirred 500 that was made with clay bungs in the horns plus some 
chamomile prep and a bit of worm casting, The worms are now shoulder to 
shoulder. The grass growth is matching the N. farmer next door.
Warm regards to all,
Peter.

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Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying

2003-06-06 Thread Lloyd Charles

Subject: Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying


 Lloyd
 Thank you for this wonderful picture of your experience.
 How do you place your preps in your broadcaster?
 You mention you use 500-508 plus the clays. How do you place these? and
how
 often do you move them around?
 Glen A

Hello Glen
I follow Hugh Lovel's lead as far as what goes in what well
I guess you mean actual arrangement of the preps in the wells ?
My broadcasters are built with 45 degree junctions for the wells - I
potentise into liquid - alcohol and water - and the angled wells prevents
problems with leakages
 I had to think about this for a bit - I dont really have a strict system
but then I do kind of .
 The 500 and 501 always go in first so they lay on the bottom centre of the
well jar (bottom and top wells of course)
 Always put the horn clay next to the primary preps (on the right)
 I usually have a vial of fresh rain water in and it will be on the left
the remainder go around to the right in number order - gravity being what it
is we end up with a circular cluster thats a rough circle anti clockwise.
This probably does not matter at all, if we go with the wave theory or
frequencies  (however you like to put it) then each different prep will have
its own specific frequency (s) which should be picked up and transmitted
equally, regardless of  where it is inside. Still I'd rather stick to a
pattern, I think if we develop these little rituals it adds to the effect,
just through reinforcing intent if nothing else.
My map with written intent goes in before the reagents and lays around
against the glass in a circle.
I make sure that nothing ever is flat in the bottom of the jars.
We all have different ideas - when I treat with peppers for weeds or other
problems - its usually a short sharp blast - I take the normal preps out and
just put the pepper in for say 36 hours ( I dowse for this) and will
probably have four or five different potencies in. Why ? I guess I'm trying
to get at the different layers of the problem. A MM potency is operating in
a different way to D ? Some would see this as a shotgun approach - sometimes
a shotgun is easier to hit with.
Sorry that this is disjointed, I have been on the tractor this evening and
rushed it a bit.
cheers
Lloyd Charles


 - Original Message -
 From: Lloyd Charles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: Biodynamic Food and Farming Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 3:46 AM
 Subject: Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential
Spraying


 
  Subject: Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential
 Spraying
  Dear Merla
  I am unable to explain any of this but can offer a
few
  comments/observations
  * the BD farmers in Australia who have encountered problems after a
period
  of what looked like successful practice are mostly from the Alex
 Podolinsky
  group and have been mostly not using 501 or very little of it and
 certainly
  not in concert with 500 - and for sure no horn clay. I'm not challenging
  AP's knowledge but the message has not been filtering through to the
other
  end of the pipeline.
  * these farms have suffered flat battery syndrome somewhere between 7
and
 15
  years.
  * The new organisation of Biodynamic agriculture that I belong to
(Cheryl
  Kemp writes here sometimes) is promoting the spraying of 500 and 501 in
 back
  to back applications - 500 at evening and then 501 next morning over the
  same area, farmers that have done this so far are talking very nice
 results
  and more important have experienced none of the supposed ill effects
from
  using 501 in what is a very warm and high light environment, they have
NOT
  burned up their hay crop or had premature fruiting or all of the other
  things that worries people about using 501.
  * when we started using our broadcaster (three seasons ago ) I didnt hav
e
  access to horn clay for some months and yes we got results (visible) but
 it
  was as if things were haphazard - the whole place went into rampant
  flowering in late spring / early summer - perennial weeds, the native
  plants, our home garden , everything just blazed into bloom. The look of
 it
  was as if we were shunting things one way then the other.
  * After about four months I got Rae cards that included the horn clays
and
  made up a new set of reagents and I have always used horn clay since
that
  time. In the broadcasters I use the full suite of preps 500 through to
508
  plus horn clays.
  * I guess the best description I have is if you came to a furiously
 boiling
  pot and turned it down to a gentle simmer, we dont see as much happening
  (things are much more subtle), but I also think its much more stable and
  balanced.
  * its human nature that we look for a quick result, or a dramatic
change,
  but I do think that a slow gentle shifting of the balance point is a lot
  more beneficial in the long run.
  Just a few thoughts from 

Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying

2003-06-06 Thread Lloyd Charles

Subject: Re: Preps 500 and 501 Effects as they relate to Sequential Spraying


 You mention you use 500-508 plus the clays. How do you place these? and
how
 often do you move them around?
Forgot that bit ! I would disturb my preps in the broadcaster for some
reason or other about monthly - take em out - add something - etc and I'd
make sure to give them a shake and clean the vials off . change preps a
couple of times a year, (new set - some potencies will change , some stay
the same)



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Re: FW: Please read 'Mid-west tornado' section FWD: OrgoneBiological Research Lab Newsletter

2003-06-06 Thread Chris Shade
That is beautiful.  It looks just like the pictures
from Sensitive chaos.

Chris
--- Turtle Bend [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 My interpretation of The satellite data is  that the
 whole set up had
 formulated in the Pacific and Hudson's Bay three
 days earlier.
 
 And the antenna array in Alaska is creating wild
 fluctuations even as we
 speak.
 
  I believe someone had referenced Astrological
 information last year that
 the mid-west was to have unusual weather this year.
 Many folks are again talking earth changes.
 yes while Sol has quieted to some extent they are
 still unusually active.
 
 From some energy work I did with others over the
 week-end it appears as the
 whole Helio-sphere is going through hormonal
 changes.
 
 Thank goodness OBR did not insist on viewing
 everything through a DOR-way.
 
 BY the by
 
 Global Hydrology and Climate Center
 Global Composite Water Vapor Satellite Data
 is @
 
 http://wwwghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/GOES/globalwv.html
 
 Run the animation it's great!
 
 Trying to know where to put my finger in the flow
 and in Love  Light (and some peasant catholicism
 also!)
 Markess
 
 
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 From: Allan Balliett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Reply-To: Biodynamic Food and Farming Discussion
 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 06:10:41 -0400
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Please read 'Mid-west tornado' section FWD:
 Orgone Biological
 Research Lab Newsletter
 
 **
 
 5. About cloudbusting, and the massive tornadic
 storms in the Midwest
 
 Several persons have asked if we know of any
 reasons for the massive
 outbreak of severe tornadoes across the Central
 USA, several weeks back,
 which have wreaked havoc and destruction in many
 communities.  Clearly, it
 is an anomalous situation, with the largest number
 of tornados to
 historically occur in such a short period of time. 
 It is possible, we must
 acknowledge, that someone or multiple persons in
 the Western or Great
 Plains USA, was either deliberately or ignorantly
 using cloudbuster devices
 to create this problem.  Here are some aspects of
 the problem:
 (snip)b. Nobody known to us at OBRL, nor
 through our small CORE Network
 of trained cloudbuster operators, knows what might
 stand behind the storms.
 Everyone is amazed, but can offer no clarity as to
 why.  It may, in the
 final analysis, also be a natural phenomenon
 related to anomalous solar
 activity and solar winds affecting Earth at that
 same time period.

 
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Re: Fwd: Prep 500 and 501 effects

2003-06-06 Thread Garuda



Gill
Sorry I missed this in my earlier post but you have 
the associations a little mixed here
The primary cosmic silica forces from the outer planets work down into 
plants (enhanced by 501?) and into the soil, 

These are actually lievegeods/RS/my secondary outer 
planets terrestrial silica 


are held by silicate rocks in the earth, then clay facilitates their uptake 
into the plant by the Secondary Si process, 

primary outer planets, Cosmic Si, 



giving form and pulling the plant upwards how? 

these forces push the plant upwards.
if anything it is the terrestrial Si processes thru 
the light and warmthwhich pull the plant towards it

I trust my last post helped clarify 
this.

I find if we hold the lec 8 diagram (pg 155 green 
agric.) in mind then it provides the answer. This is afterall the end product we 
are aiming to understand.
In the metabolic region - above the earth- Earthly 
forces are the secondary Si outer planets lievegeod talks of. While the Cosmic 
Forces in the N/S, head, below ground are the primary outer planets, Cosmic Si 
processes.

Both these 'head' forces work upwards, while both 
the metabolic forces work downwards. 

All very confusing, especially when we relate this 
back to level 2 polarity, external laws and we start calling the Head the 
Earthly 500 forces and the Belly 501 forces the Cosmic. hence the COSMIC 
contains Cosmic Substance and Earthly forces and the EARTHLY contains Cosmic 
Forces and Earthly Substance.

I hope this helps.
Glen A

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Re: Fwd: Prep 500 and 501 effects

2003-06-06 Thread ron poitras




You're right Glen, it is all very confusing 
 I've spent a good bit of time reading your book! 
Nonetheless, intuitively it seems vital to be 
able to understand this better. I do wish that there was some way you could 
offer your month long course. How about structuring some kind of course on line? 
It would have to be stretched out over an extended period of time to give people 
time to respond. I would be willing to pay something for instruction from you 
that started in the beginning and continued toward more complexity. Hope you 
will think about it.
Thanks
Ron 

-Original Message-From: 
Garuda [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: 
Biodynamic Food and Farming Discussion [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: 
Friday, June 06, 2003 7:56 PMSubject: Re: Fwd: Prep 500 and 
501 effects
Gill
Sorry I missed this in my earlier post but you 
have the associations a little mixed here
The primary cosmic silica forces from the outer planets work down 
into plants (enhanced by 501?) and into the soil, 

These are actually lievegeods/RS/my secondary 
outer planets terrestrial silica 


are held by silicate rocks in the earth, then clay facilitates their 
uptake into the plant by the Secondary Si process, 

primary outer planets, Cosmic Si, 



giving form and pulling the plant upwards how? 

these forces push the plant 
upwards.
if anything it is the terrestrial Si processes 
thru the light and warmthwhich pull the plant towards it

I trust my last post helped clarify 
this.

I find if we hold the lec 8 diagram (pg 155 
green agric.) in mind then it provides the answer. This is afterall the end 
product we are aiming to understand.
In the metabolic region - above the earth- 
Earthly forces are the secondary Si outer planets lievegeod talks of. While 
the Cosmic Forces in the N/S, head, below ground are the primary outer 
planets, Cosmic Si processes.

Both these 'head' forces work upwards, while 
both the metabolic forces work downwards. 

All very confusing, especially when we relate 
this back to level 2 polarity, external laws and we start calling the Head 
the Earthly 500 forces and the Belly 501 forces the Cosmic. hence the COSMIC 
contains Cosmic Substance and Earthly forces and the EARTHLY contains Cosmic 
Forces and Earthly Substance.

I hope this helps.
Glen A

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