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WATER:

THE ESSENCE OF LIFE

By Karl Maret M.D.

Water is a most mysterious substance that

we constantly take for granted. It is the mostmisunderstood and currently the most abusedelement on this planet.

We all know this ubiquitous liquid by its

chemical formula H2O and think that is all thereis to it. Water is water, right? Nothing could be

further from the truth. Water is a living fluid,the life-blood of our planet. It has its own living

energy and motive force. When water dies, theplanet dies.

Sixty to seventy percent of our adult human body is composed of water and up to 90% in

a baby. Many minerals, proteins, sugars and other substances are dissolved in the waterof our body. These substances are especially active in the form of colloids, which carry a

subtle electrical charge. Water constantly serves as a mediator of life electricity and thecarrier of life formative forces in all biological organisms.

Even when water is dispersed into fine mist of water vapor, it continues to carry this vitallife force. It maintains its potency and power to do work and is literally good to the last

drop.

Water is alive. Like all living systems, it has certain needs in order to rejuvenate itself.

This striving to recharge itself is inherent in its very nature. This achieved by the naturaltendency of water to flow in a spiraling, vortexian motion, which we commonly

recognize in the shape of the hyperbolic funnel of a tornado.

Water is most potent when it is at its most dense state at a temperature of 4 degrees

Celsius (39 degrees Fahrenheit). At any temperature above or below this magicthreshold, water loses its maximum strength and absorption ability. When water is found

in its most potent form in forests or mountain streams, it is near a temperature of 4degrees Celsius. As water warms up, it increasingly becomes dead and its life forces

become stagnant.

Thus, water has two basic needs in order to rejuvenate itself: 1) The freedom to flow in a

vortexian, spiraling movement; and 2) To approach and optimally cool temperature of 4

degrees Celsius.

The primary need of water is to be allowed to roll inwards in a spiraling path. If youobserve streams, rivers or even your bathtub rain, you will notice how water attempts to

flow in a 3-dimensional, vortexian, cyclonic roll. As a result, rivers tend to meander in agentle to and fro motion throughout nature. Even within a flowing stream, water

constantly circles in small vortices, called eddies.

Flowforms11, by A.John Wilkes, 2003

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Water wants to coil itself up and constantly attempts to turn around an invisible internalshaft. Just observe the waves of the oceans that constantly roll in this spiraling

movement.

Through this rolling motion, water gathers electrical life-force from the earth. As it

moves through the earth, it also cools itself and increases its internal potential and power.

Water literally stores this potential energy in itself, which it later gives freely to all livingthings to support life. Through this perpetual motion, water constantly exposes differentaspects of its skin to the air. It is thus constantly involuting upon itself.

Just like a spinster spinning her thread, nature attempts to twist water into its thread oflife which then becomes a sparkling strand of living electricity. This electricity can

literally be seen as glimmering threads of light in swift-running mountain streams,especially on cold moonlit nights. Victor Schauberger, an Austrian forester and

renowned expert on living water, actually demonstrated how running water has thecapacity to excite and illuminate light bulbs using this principle inherent in water. His

famous water-thread experiment reproduced and expanded on the work of Lord Kelvinand showed how flowing water can create very high electrostatic potentials which can

make neon light tubes glow.

The centripetal, inwardly-directed movement of water causes it to become rejuvenated

and creates a sucking action, as seen in a whirlpool. As the water accelerates more andmore towards the center of a vortex, the electrical potential increases to very high levels.

This concentrated power within water may become the motive force of the futuretechnology of man: the power of the watery vortex.

When rivers are straightened and their flow is channeled in straight paths, water tends todie. This has been observed in Europe in the Danube River since it has been regulated

and forced to flow along man-made channels. The water has lost its ability to sustain lifeand the river level has continued to drop lower and lower.

In America we have also seriously altered our rivers capacity to regenerate themselves.A recent count (1990) by the National Park Service found only 312 significant streams in

the Lower Forty-eight states (12,700 miles out of 3.25 million miles) to be free flowingand undeveloped in their entireties. A federal inventory published in 1982 showed only 2

percent of the nations river mileage to be undimmed, undeveloped, and clean enough tobe eligible for the federal Wild and Scenic River System. And even that number has

dwindled since then.

A more common way by which we destroy water is by pumping it through straight pipes

in our modern cities and households. It can be demonstrated that when conventionalcentrifugal pumps pump healthy spring water under pressure, it rapidly loses its energy

and electrical potential. It then becomes the breeding ground for microorganisms andbacteria, which now must be eradicated with toxic chemicals, such as, chlorine and

fluorine. Unfortunately, the unwary American city dweller is forced to consume thischemicalized, dead tap water flowing from our city water mains.

The arrogance of modern man to feel that he can do better than nature has caused thedestruction of our natural agricultural resources. By pumping water through long,

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straight irrigation pipes, modern American Farmers constantly pour tons of devitalizedwater onto their crops and stunt their growth and vitality.

Luckily, we can regenerate the water again by swirling and coiling it in centripetal, spiralmotion. It then undergoes a diamagnetic energy transformation and regains its electricity,

good taste and life-giving potential.When water is brought to the fields in canals and pipes that have been designed to allow

it to flow in a meandering fashion and to naturally follow a sinuous, spiraling path, cropyields have increased by 30-50% alone. Special twisted pipes are utilized for these

applications, which support waters movement and regeneration. In other experiments,water delivered using the principles of vortexian flow have turned salt marshes into

productive fields and sour swamps into sweet soils.

Another innovative approach re-injects electrons back into the water using a patented

semiprecious and precious metal alloy through which water flows (Carefree waterconditioner). This tends to increase crop yields and also removed scaling deposits from

pipes.

A very esthetic and natural technique of water regeneration utilizes water flowforms

developed by the British sculptor and mathematician John Wilkes (see picture). Herewater flows in a lemniscate (figure eight pattern) motion in a multilevel series of forms of

varying or similar shapes. As it flows it constantly folds in on itself causing the dissolvedoxygen content to rapidly rise and promoting the growth of positive aerobic bacteria to

replace the bad anaerobic bacteria. In the waste-water treatment plant in Jrna, Swedenthese flowform cascades have successfully cleaned the water so effectively to allow it to

flow back into the fjord. (http://www.utne.com/2000-07-01/GowiththeFlow.aspx)

These flow forms have also been successfully incorporated on a large scale in the Dutch

NMB corporate bank headquarters building in Amsterdam. The water flows throughout

this ten tower building complex through interior and exterior flow forms thereby helpingwith climate control and revitalizing the plants and the 2400 employees working in thebuilding. It is initiatives such as these that demonstrate the practical and economic

benefits of utilizing these new water regeneration technologies.

Our current technology is almost exclusively built on the principles of exploding,

centrifugal forces which lead toward the destruction of nature and could eventually resultin the death of the planet. The modern combustion engine found in your car is a perfect

example of this principle. This is only one side of the true laws of nature.

The science of tomorrow will be based on the principles of life, the principle of implosion

and the geometry of the vortex. When we begin to strive to discover the mysteries of life

inherent in our watery bodies and in nature, then the Waterbearer of Aquarius willshower us with healing revelations. Perhaps then the Age of Aquarius might truly beginand water will again be honored as the essence of Life.

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REFERENCES

1. Olof Alexandersson: Living Water. (Victor Schauberger and the Secrets ofNatural Energy) Turnstone Press, Wellingborough. 1982.

2. Leopold Brandstatter: Implosion Instead of Explosion. (Victor Schauberger andhis Discoveries) Originally published in 1955. Translated and published by

Borderland Sciences Research Foundation, Garberville, CA 1985.3. Patrick and Gail Flanagan: Elixir of the Ageless: Liquid Crystal Water. VortexPress, Flagstaff, AZ. 1986.

4. Mark Riegner and John Wilkes: Art in the Service of Nature: The Story ofFlowforms. Orion Nature Quarterly. Winter 1988.

5. Theodor and Wolfram Schwenk: Water: The Element of Life. AthroposophicPress, Hudson, NY. 1989.

6. Theodor Schwenk: Sensitive Chaos. Rudolf Steiner Press, London, 1976.7. Guenther Wachsmuth: Etheric Formative Forces in Cosmos, Earth and Man: The

Path of Inventigation into the World of the Living. Anthroposophic Press, NewYork. 1932.

8.

Theodor Schwenk: The Basis of Potentization Research. Mercury Press, SpringValley, NY 1988.

9. William F. Hamilton: Center of the Vortex. 2nd Ed. Borderland Sciences ResearchFoundation, Garberville, CA 1987.

10.Henry Maclean: Banking on Natures Power and Poetry. Design Spirit,Winter/Spring 1990.

11.A. John Wilkes: Flowforms the Rhythmic Power of Water. Floris Books, Dec2003.

About the Author:

Karl Maret, M.D., M.Eng. is President of the Dove Health Alliance, a non-profit foundation

based in Aptos, California, that is connected with an international network of physicians and

scientists focused on energy medicine and other subtle energy approaches to healing. He

specializes in complementary medical modalities, functional medicine and energy medicine. As

partner in an educational company called Heart-Mind Communications he teaches seminars and

is co-authoring a book entitled Awakening the Dialogue of the Heart to be published shortly.

www.heartmindcommunications.com Email: karl@heartmindcommunications.com

Dr. Maret originally contributed this art icle to IBE in 1990 for publication in the info sheets.

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