Hidden Nature

Contents^

Foreword by David Bellamy 11

Introduction 13

Part One: An Alternative Worldview

1. Schauberger's Vision 25
   The water wizard 26; Log flumes 29; Water, source of life 31;
   Motion is crucial 32; Temperature controls 34; Evolution 34;
   Balance 35; Implosion 35; The visionary 36.


2. Different Kinds of Energy 39
   Subtle energies 39; Schauberger's worldview 39; Why the mystery?
   40; Degrees of energy 41; The vortex as the key to creative
   evolution 42; Energies as creative process 43; Spiritual science 44;
   Different dimensions 45; Changing octaves 47.


3. The Attraction and Repulsion of Opposites 49
   The Sun as a fertilizing entity 49; Polarities 51; Opposites working
   towards balance 52; Gravity and levity 53.


4. Nature's Patterns and Shapes 55
   Sound as resonance 55; Resonance is about qualities 58; Plants
   have perception and memory 59; Cymatics 60; Patterns and shapes
   61; Patterns in motion 62; Rhythms within the solar system 62;
   The confrontation of two geometric systems 63; Sacred geometry
   64; The golden mean 66; The magic of the egg form 67.

Part Two: How the World Works

5. Energy Production 73
   The inefficiency of modern technology 73; Entropy and ectropy 74;
   Scientific 'laws' 74; Energy pollution 75; The choice before us 77;
   Energy defines quality 79; The creative energy vortex 80.


6. Motion — the Key to Balance 85
   We use the wrong form of motion 85; The 'original' motion 87;
   Types of motion 89.