Definitely explains a lot!

Yeah some of the issues here is vocabulary reuse. Structured water is one of those words that's reused and its not defined. So is structured water 20mins of infrared hitting water making an EZ water like Pollack says or is it Schauberger's full water cycle water coming out of spring at around 4 degrees C. That's why I have found Kruse very useful because he has read all the stuff I have in the past and seems to have the glue that sticks it all together. I have not heard him talk about orgone but I know about Reich have some orgonite and Steiner refers a lot to the ether, so I am curious as to how would you define the ether?

Its the coherence aspect that I find interesting because the main difference seems to be intent and its shape . If you can put the quartz in water and its emitting uv range biophotons that's something that can be picked up a photomultiplier. So it would be interesting to see the difference between this and a 'conventional' piece of quartz. It does also slightly make me wonder the point of grinding quartz in a biodynamic preparation if presumably it could sit in the water and possibly achieve a similar result. As an aside there are also other people saying similar things with regard to wine etc with bio ceramic materials. These are microbe fermented clay fired at high temps that are meant to emit near infrared and then you have biochar quenched with microbes during firing that are meant to do a similar thing. When you think about basalt it is formed in a volcano at high temps and slowly cool in the core of the volcano and is in constant contact with the earth and quartz crystals form with heat again under similar but different circumstances and the slower they cool the larger the crystal. So if you get things really hot the theme is you can imprint something on the material. Even metallurgy is much the same thing isn't it? Polycrystalline material we imprint with other materials and anneal and quench to dictate its eventual crystal size and properties.

You in luck then, its not the first time I have heard it apparently it works with stuff that emits far infrared light too like bioceramic stuff.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_spheres_of_Costa_Rica "The spheres range in size from a few centimetres to over 2 metres (6.6 ft) in diameter, and weigh up to 15 tons.[4] Most are sculpted from gabbro,[4] the coarse-grained equivalent of basalt. There are a dozen or so made from shell-rich limestone, and another dozen made from a sandstone." Basalt is paramagnetic and when in contact with the earth resonance makes biphotons in the weak uv range, which is good for people's mitochondria and makes plants grow better. This is like the Moai at easter island and I suspect the bluestones at Stonehenge. I also suspect gabbro being a type of basalt does this too and these things were found buried in the soil where people were farming . Here we have limestone with inclusions piezoelectric calcite so that might explain the use of that. Sandstone possibly for silica? There is more stuff to work out but this idea might explain why they made them .

that's the guy Kruse is talking about in the podcast

The guy who helped invent LCD screens magnetic HDD coatings etc for IBM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcel_Vogel Ended up researching a load of seemingly esoteric stuff to do with quartz crystals etc. Including structuring water, aging wine and healing.😵 https://marcelvogel.org/about-marcel-vogel.html

He's multifaceted he also enjoys singing on things on top of things.

Amazing, are you planning a berserker rampage soon 😆

Just remember you don't have a rock dumping problem you have a Japanese garden deficiency 😁

Was David Hasselhoff there?

I knew you were a latin afficionado.

Except those are not the ruins of ancient Carthage those are the Roman baths 😆, the largest baths as it was a major economic hub providing bread to the empire. I went to Carthage too but there isn't quite as much visible there as it was pillaged.

Can be but it depends where you live. I live in a nice place but even it was not what it was. The further you are away from London and the big cities the less you feel it.

What type of rock is it? You can make some cool stuff with the right rocks 🙂

Also found these crazy blue mushrooms no idea what they are at the moment

Is that in North Korea too? 😉

Yeah definitely not an easy task, not quite as daunting as some of the Egyptian artefacts which are hard on the Mohs scale funny shaped and have extremely high tolerances for accuracy.

The police are building a police state in Britain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDSJ-IfsOV4

Yeah true, I would expect the price there would be very close to here as it's Ireland and that's quite a noticeable jump from here. It probably comes from some of the same refineries at the end of the day.

There seems to be also sort of methods that are point in roughly the same sort of direction with different explanations or parts of the puzzle as what is happening whether its biodynamics, Schauberger or Pollack. I think Jack Kruse with his water, light and magnetism thesis helps tie it all together. I found out the Vogel guy from this podcast. If you just want to listen to the water structuring bit go to 1:10. He then extrapolates it to the pyramids etc which I think makes a lot of sense once you get your head round it which is why I keep badgering redtailhawk to listen to it 😁 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtNBy3lRjSI

Great time to introduce more taxes, when everyone is poor. I wish you all luck in locking them all up and throwing the key in the local bog 🙂

I have been using the quartz biodynamic prep and found it did some interesting stuff so that's how I got into this mess in the first place 😁. This is Vogel stuff is new to me too let me know if you find anything more about his crystals.