The practical side of using rockdusts as fertilizers, compost enrichers, and plant growth enhancers is discussed in this exciting book. Beginning with an explanation of the spiritual, cosmic side of rocks and drawing from his extensive knowledge of biodynamic techniques and dowsing, Lisle explains how to utilize these materials in agriculture. Peppered with in-depth quotations from other writings on the forces within rocks.
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Although a former chief chemist at Brookside Laboratories, Harvey Lisle is also a pioneer in biodynamic farming. As a trained chemical engineer he stepped sideways enough to embrace biologically correct agriculture. These interests have taken him across the globe to such places as the agricultural lands of Belize, Egypt to examine paramagnetic stone along the Nile and Australia where he interviewed the biodynamic author and practitioner Alex Podolinsky.
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Biodynamics & Rock Powders,
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This review is from: The Enlivened Rock Powders (Paperback)
A great book on the energetic aspects of rock dusts(paramagnetic/diamagnetic) and growth and promotion of life force in plants as well as the animals that eat them. The effects of rock dusts go well beyond the chemical micronutrient contibution to fertility and really relate to the ability of rock dusts to capture and amplify the cosmic energies /spiritual emanations of the universe and make them availible and thus usable to plants that can bennefit from them.Phil Callahan's works on paramagnatism are a great companion works to read along with Harvey's work.
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Exceedingly fine book about rock dusts and subtle energies. I have met the author and found him gracious and very helpful.
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This book throws a different spin on rock powders there uses and how they work , its a book for some one traveling a spiritual path as it delves into dowsing , energy fields and there effects on the planet ! so I would recommend it for some one traveling such a path . If you are just starting out and your interested in rock dust and there effects on plant growth minerals , global warming ect look up men of the tree's and a man named John Hammaker a great resource that will open your eyes to mans greed and ignorance yet shows a possible soloution to mans problems if he takes time to listen.
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Some few eons of time after the Earth cooled, it came to man that there were geysers of creative spirit and active growth in the cosmos, and these explained the growth of garden plants and trees, even the mosses that cling to the mighty oaks in the rainbelt South. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rudolf Steiner, Planters Soil Conditioner, United States, Phil Callahan, Clod Buster, Nile River, Bread From Stones, Albert Carter Savage, Chris Bird, Cliff Myer, Julius Hensel, Lancaster County, North America, Andre Voisin, Bay Springs, Ike Falb, Leland Taylor New!
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Some few eons of time after the Earth cooled, it came to man that there were geysers of creative spirit and active growth in the cosmos, and these explained the growth of garden plants and trees, even the mosses that cling to the mighty oaks in the rainbelt South. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Rudolf Steiner, Planters Soil Conditioner, United States, Phil Callahan, Clod Buster, Nile River, Bread From Stones, Albert Carter Savage, Chris Bird, Cliff Myer, Julius Hensel, Lancaster County, North America, Andre Voisin, Bay Springs, Ike Falb, Leland Taylor New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- Bread from Stones (An Acres U.S.A. classic) by Julius Hensel on page 3, page 117, and page 121
- Healing Clay by Michael Abehsera on page 2, page 58, and page 70
- A life in the day of an editor by Charles Walters on page 124, and page 171
- Secret of Life by Georges Lakhovsky on page 152, and page 153
- The Survival of Civilization Depends Upon Our Solving Three Problems: Carbon Dioxide, Investment Money and Population - Selected Papers of John D. Hamaker by John D. Hamaker on page 68, and page 127
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- The Non-Toxic Farming Handbook by Philip A. Wheeler on page 54, and Back Matter
- Grass, the Forgiveness of Nature by Charles Walters on page 174, and page 273
- Natural Sheep Care by Pat Coleby in Back Matter
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