Secrets of the Soil

Secrets of the Soil: New Solutions for Restoring Our Planet, companion and sequel to The Secret Life of Plants, is a compendium on the science and metaphysics of soil, agriculture, and the environment. Going beyond the rudiments of biology, the authors demonstrate that the inherent life force woven through all plants, stones, soil, water, and air is central to our survival, and our relationship to the soil is of vital importance to our future.

You will not find this kind of valuable information in a textbook. It will change your life! 422 pages

Quotes: "A single microbe reaching maturity and idviding within less than half an hour, can, in the course of a single day, grow into 300 million more, and in another day to more than the number of human beings than have ever lived." (37)

"Fascinated by Kolisko's experiments, which showed changes produced in crystallization of mineral salts by planetary transits, Flanagan realized the same cosmic energies could be captured in water undergoing turbulent chaotic movement or vortical flow, and - most important - that these energies would remain in the water after the flow ceased until the water was again agitated violently enough to disrupt them. When the velocity of a vortex increases, the diameter of its throat gets smaller. In a perfect vortex, as the diameter approaches zero, the velocity approaches infinity. Because infinite velocity in the physical universe is impossible, something has to give. In the case of water, its molecules begin to dissociate into vapor, releasing electric charge...What happens, Flanagan explained, is that the hydrogen bonds of water molecules subjected to such stress are strethced like rubber bands; at which point they absorb planetary forces, which, as the molecule snaps back into shape are retained and energize the molecule. This goes a long way towards explaining Steiner's and Kolisko's planetary forces energizing the BD preps." (109)