Was the Schappeller device an engine used in German field propulsion saucers? This is a possibility. Because so littlehas been reported about this device in the English language, the following is a report describing Karl Schappeller and his device in some detail.

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Google: Stephan Riess

The late Stephan Riess gave us a theory of "primary" water generated in the rocks.

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Waternature.com: Excerpts and Quotes

Excerpts and Quotes

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Waternature.com: Implosion / Explosion - A Side by Side Comparison

Implosion / Explosion.......A side by side comparison
There has been a need expressed by our readers to distinguish the difference between implosive and explosive energy.

What is implosive energy?
What is explosive energy?

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Vortex-World: Water - The Magic Source of Life

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Water - the Magic Source of Life by Elan SunStar

Water is a mysterious substance yet we take it for granted. It is the most misunderstood and most abused element on Earth. Its chemical formula is H2O but that isn't all there is to it. Water is alive. It is the lifeblood of the Earth Water has its own living energy, and if water dies, our Earth dies with it.

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Joseph Bender: The Stewardship of Water

The Stewardship Of Water By Joseph Bender - MetaLabs Foundation Trust

The Why Behind Stewardship

There was a time in the history of our species when we lived in the awareness of our inseparability from all of nature- the mineral
kingdom, plant kingdom, animal kingdom, and cosmic kingdom. In this harmonious relationship we freely exchanged energy within each
kingdom. The proper exchange of energy between natural systems always creates a surplus of energy not a depletion. This was a time when

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