Typically, in modern cities, public water supplies are recycled as
many as twenty times. Even if the physical contaminants have been
removed, their vibrational imprint is still carried in the water in its
memory bank, no matter how many times it is recycled. Just as
water can carry restorative energies, such as in homeopathy, so it
can transmit negative or destructive imprints that can cause dishar-
mony or disease in the body.
The purpose of some of the better vortex treatment systems is
to recluster the water, in a manner that superimposed natural
vibrations will erase the memory of the water's previous abuse. The
vortex, being the transmuting instrument or enabling gateway
between different qualities or levels of energy, allows the water to
absorb the etheric or cosmic level of energy that surrounds us all.^19
Rather as allowing brilliant sunlight and fresh air to fill a musty
room will quickly transmute the stale energy, so the more refined
energy always prevails over the coarser. We would recommend a
combination of an efficient plumbed-in filter with a vortex-type
re-energizing system (see Resources, p. 276).Tubular water movement
We described earlier Viktor Schauberger's almost mystical experi-
ence of when he felt his own consciousness enter the stream and how
the water consciousness seemed to tell him how it wanted to move.
Great pioneers of science have told of similar experiences as a kind
of initiation. For Viktor it opened a wider perception about water's
behaviour in quite different situations. For example, how water
wants to move in a closed system like a pipe is quite different from
its movement in a river. His genius allowed him to make the quite
remarkable connection between the behaviour of water in a pipe or
tube, and the movement of sap in a tree or blood in the human body.
Water main material
Archeological research has shown that in ancient times, from the
Babylonians to the Greeks, there was a greater understanding of
water and its qualities. In those times, water mains were constructed
of high quality wood or of natural stone. In time, these natural mate-
rials became more scarce, and the Romans experimented with differ-
ent metals. Preoccupied with oxidizing corrosion, unfortunately they
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