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I came across an interesting article called " How water accumulates Orgone
by Jan Wicherink"
The author compars the terms Ki, chi, prana, tachyon and orgone and claims they are they same. Here is an excerpt
Zero point energy
In recent years Harold Puthoff been popularising the zero point energy from the vacuum from his discoveries of quantum science. Although seemingly and revolutionary to modern science, this zero point energy has been discovered many times before and has been given many names such as Orgone energy (Wilhelm Reich) and Tachyon energy. This energy has been known to mankind since time memorial, the ancients called it ‘Chi’ (Chinese), ‘Ki’ (Japanese) or Prana (Indian). Modern day science is just catching up with ancient wisdom and rediscovering it as zero point energy. Let’s call it the energy of life, as Wilhelm Reich discovered it, it’s the energy that animates and gives life to every living specie on earth, whether it be plant, animal or human.
Implosion physics
To understand the free zero point energy of the universe, is to understand the ancient cosmologies and the nature of our universe. The ancients believed that he universe consists of a vibrating sea of energy, the ether that is all around us. This means that the material world does not exist of separate particles, but instead matter is created from standing waves in the ether. This ancient view of our universe is best explained in a novel physics called ‘implosion physics’ by Daniel Winter, who is an expert in sacred geometry, an ancient science and philosophy that can be traced back to the Egyptians
for the full article
Structured water or miracle water
what does this mean for us? I think we may never look at water in the same way. I remember a quote from Albert Einstein that went something like this, "it will take a different consciousness to solve the problems than the consciousness that created them."
it may be mean our perception of the world around us will have to undergo a change-- and for some that will be a delight! Gregg Braden has also said that we will need to change all of our text books being taught in school as the ground breaking sciences have disproven the old rules.
here is another article re water and energy-
British Scientists make water defy gravity
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/3309496/British-scientists-make-water-defy-gravity.html
Thoughts?
by Jan Wicherink"
The author compars the terms Ki, chi, prana, tachyon and orgone and claims they are they same. Here is an excerpt
Zero point energy
In recent years Harold Puthoff been popularising the zero point energy from the vacuum from his discoveries of quantum science. Although seemingly and revolutionary to modern science, this zero point energy has been discovered many times before and has been given many names such as Orgone energy (Wilhelm Reich) and Tachyon energy. This energy has been known to mankind since time memorial, the ancients called it ‘Chi’ (Chinese), ‘Ki’ (Japanese) or Prana (Indian). Modern day science is just catching up with ancient wisdom and rediscovering it as zero point energy. Let’s call it the energy of life, as Wilhelm Reich discovered it, it’s the energy that animates and gives life to every living specie on earth, whether it be plant, animal or human.
Implosion physics
To understand the free zero point energy of the universe, is to understand the ancient cosmologies and the nature of our universe. The ancients believed that he universe consists of a vibrating sea of energy, the ether that is all around us. This means that the material world does not exist of separate particles, but instead matter is created from standing waves in the ether. This ancient view of our universe is best explained in a novel physics called ‘implosion physics’ by Daniel Winter, who is an expert in sacred geometry, an ancient science and philosophy that can be traced back to the Egyptians
for the full article
Structured water or miracle water
what does this mean for us? I think we may never look at water in the same way. I remember a quote from Albert Einstein that went something like this, "it will take a different consciousness to solve the problems than the consciousness that created them."
it may be mean our perception of the world around us will have to undergo a change-- and for some that will be a delight! Gregg Braden has also said that we will need to change all of our text books being taught in school as the ground breaking sciences have disproven the old rules.
here is another article re water and energy-
British Scientists make water defy gravity
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews/3309496/British-scientists-make-water-defy-gravity.html
Thoughts?
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