Psychotronics and a Biodynamic Garden: How to Grow and Harvest Healthier Food Through Radionics and Dowsing - George Kuepper

\n \nDowsing and radionics are two practices and procedures for interpreting and interacting with the natural world. They nurture the processes of gardening, farming, and landscaping through communication with subtle levels of reality.\n \nNature spirits and other forms of intelligence in nature play major roles. They can be readily contacted and nourished when we combine psychotronic methods with the traditional practices of a biodynamic approach. George Kuepper describes and discusses numerous procedures that have evolved from decades of working with agricultural radionics and recent research in his biodynamic garden. \n \nThis guidebook to growing better food is well referenced, with numerous illustrations, photos, tables, and examples. Gardeners and farmers who want to improve their plants and harvests using sustainable methods will find practical help and much food for thought here.\n \nIncludes 55 illustrations, diagrams, and charts.\n \nC O N T E N T S \n \nPreface: How to Understand this Book \nIntroduction\n \n1. Psychotronics \n2. How to Dowse: Introduction to YES/NO Dowsing \n3. Establishing Projects and Priorities \n4. Plant-Earth Alignment \n5. Intent and Manifestation \n6. Psychotronics Broadcasting \n7. More about Witnesses and Protocols \n8. Recycling Frequencies: An Application of Psychotronics \n9. Rationale for the Plant-positive Approach \n10. Biodynamics \n11. Nature Beings, Psychotronics, and Co-creative Gardening \n12. Balancing the Whole Farm and Homestead \n13. Balancing the Garden and Field \n14. Balancing Individual Crops and Plants\n \nAppendices: \nAppendix 1: \nThe Evolution of Radionics and Psychotronics for Farming and Gardening \nAppendix 2: \nResources\n \nCited Works \nRelated Reading\n