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"Kupfer Anton"

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http://www.kupfer-anton.net

 

(Sendung vom 17. Oktober 2006 & 22. Oktober 2006)

 

"Gute Gartengeräte sind wie beste Freunde – schwer zu finden, aber wenn dann fürs ganze Leben." so lautet ein Spruch aus England. Und weil mit gutem Werkzeug bekanntlich schon die halbe Arbeit erledigt ist, sollte die Wahl des richtigen Spatens, der richtigen Hacke oder der Grabegabel nicht nur vom Preis bestimmt sein. Wichtig ist auch das Material.

 

 


"......Kupfer in seiner reinsten Form sollte in jedem gesunden Boden zu finden sein. Willi Gehlen, der sich selbst "Kupfer Anton" nennt, düngt deshalb sogar ab und zu mit Kupferspänen. Er meint, der Kupferabrieb sei gut für die Erde. Er kann den Wasserhaushalt im Boden günstig beeinflussen und bodenwichtige Mikroorganismen fördern. Schon Victor Schauberger entwickelte deshalb landwirtschaftliche Geräte aus Kupfer. Leider sind die Geräte nicht sehr billig. Dafür kann man aber, am Putzen sparen. Die Geräte sollten nicht gereinigt werden....."

 

Altavista Translation:

 

"...Copper in its purest form should have to be found in each healthy soil. Willi Gehlen, which calls itself “copper Anton”, fertilizes therefore even from time to time with copper splinters. He means, the copper abrasion is good for the earth. It can affect the water regime favorably in the soil and promote soil-important micro organisms. Already Victor Schauberger developed therefore agricultural devices from copper. Unfortunately the devices are not very cheap. However one can save, at the flash. The devices should not be cleaned..."

Implementations.co.uk: Jane Cobbald's Copper Garden Tools.

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Implementations.co.uk is run by Jane Cobbald.
They specialize in selling copper-based tools for gardening. Copper is a diamagnetic metal, and thus it does not interfere with the fragile magnetic energy of the soil - steel and iron however do affect the soil in a detrimental fashion.

Jane Cobbald is also the author of the forthcoming book
"Viktor Schauberger: A Life of Learning from Nature" (releasedate 26th october 2006)

Jane Cobbald has given us permission to display her Implementations.co.uk -flyer .pdf on our pages, and we are extremely grateful for that.

PKS Seminar 2006: May 20, 21, Secrets of water and vortex, Jane Cobbald, Curt Hallberg, John Wilkes, Klaus Rauber

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Secrets of water and vortex, 20-21 May 2006

Curt Hallberg (
Malmö-group, Sweden)
• Experiences with the water vortexers
• Some ideas of vortex lift
• Power generation with applicated Repulsin theory.
http://www.iet-community.org

John Wilkes (Virbela Institute for Rhythm Research, UK)
• Development of the Flowform Method - which rhythm can be generated in streaming water
• Applications of the Flowform - aesthetically and also functionally in relation to biological purification, farming, food processing, therapy
http://www.anth.org.uk/virbelaflowforms

Jane Cobbald (UK distributor of the copper garden tools, author of "The Spiral Dance", England)
• The three levels of life energy: a look at the life and work of Viktor Schauberger
http://www.implementations.co.uk

Klaus Rauber (Implosion research group, Germany)
• experiences with a repulsine-model
• the spiral tube and the hyperbolic cone
http://www.implosion-ev.de

Program: Saturday, 20th May, 9.15 a.m. - Sunday, 21th May, about 16.00 p.m.
Registration: Saturday from 8.30 a.m.
Location: PKS-Villa, Bad Ischl
Seminar fee: EUR 165,-- (Students and retired persons: EUR 135,--)

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