Paramagnetic Soil Treatment product in OZ

Senior Member Number of posts : 2954 Registration date : 2009-07-11

Thought some my friends here might find this of use ;)

I trawling around for info regarding my pet topic and found this archived mailing list which is a good read!

http://www.mail-archive.com/bdnow@envirolink.org/msg03186.html

There is a lot of talk of collaboration with Phil Callahan regarding Paramagnetic materials in that link.

More info on Phils work can be found here:

http://www.acresusa.com/tapes/thumbnail.asp?catid=49&pcid=3

Anyway what may be useful to my aussie friends is that there is a product mentioned that adheres to the principles of paramagnetism and what have you ;)

http://www.nutratherm.com/?sid=1

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Rock Dust in Oz

Gil Robertson
Mon, 08 Jul 2002 21:34:01 -0700

Hi! Allane and Graeme and the list.

Several in Oz have picked up on my comment, in my answer to Allane, of
the use of Rock Dust in building or resorting soils.

Most of our Oz soils are very old and depleted of at least some
minerals. Exceptions are volcanic soils and a limited number of
granititic soils.

As important as the chemical mineral presence, is the need for the
little understood Paramagnetic energy, that may be present in some
igneous rocks. (And a few other situations such as some fired clays =
why earthen ware pots are better than plastic!) The original work on
Paramagnetic energy and the part it plays in producing healthy soil and
healthy plants and also the animals or people who eat them, was done by
Professor Phil Callahan in the US. Many of us around the world have
studied Phil's work and tried applying it to our situation. Phil's work
is mainly published ACRES USA, both in the newspaper and in a number of
books printed by them. Acres Australia has reprinted several of Phil's
articles. Both stock some of his later books. To contact ACRES USA, hit
go to subscriptions and ask for a free copy and the book
catalogue. For Acres Australia, look on you news agent shelf. Acres USA
also has some key back articles for free down load. I do not remember if
any of Phil's are there, but Hugh Lovel's early Field Broadcasters are
there. (His current design is more refined, with several innovations.)

I will not go into Paramagnetics here, but enough to say that it is an
important part in that which is required to establish (or re-establish)
a healthy soil. If you have Paramagnetic energy, a wide range of
minerals, soil biota and soil biota food, in addition to the more
obvious requirements for soil, you are away to a good start.

While Phil has set the ball rolling and others in the US have been
implementing his work, the most extensive work has been done in Oz. 300
odd commercial quarries have been checked to see if their rock is of
interest. Frustratingly, only a few are of interest, as Rock Dust
supplements with both a strong Paramagnetic reading and useful range of
minerals. Only about six are worth carting any distance and one in
particular stand outs.

BUT it is not enough to just happily pile Rock Dust on your land. To
make use of it, you require a diverse soil biota WITH plenty of Biota
Food.

Now if one has a fully firing BD System that is well established and
self replicating, it may be OK to add one of the few really good rock
dusts, but in Oz, few of us have really outstanding fully functioning BD
Systems.

Those of us in contact with Phil and with each other, have been doing a
lot of experimenting and exchanging this information.

Terry Farrell of Nutratherm Australia, in Melbourne (Ph 03 95790310 Fax
03 95790393), has been using our collective research to commercialise
products and services to the turf industry, such as sporting fields,
i.e. golf courses/ bowling greens or stadiums. This is the highest yield
of all forms of agriculture, thus requiring the most highly productive
soil. His system has also been used in glass house and open air
production of vegetables. I know of two broad acre wheat crops using his
products. They are also exported to Japan, N.Z. and Israel.

Terry is using the best Rock Dust we have found to date and adding to it
a broad range of biota and biota food. In his business, his staff
actually supervise the application and maintenance, but there is a limit
to just how many sites they can manage. They are now packaging products
which are premixed and should be applied relatively quickly after
production.

The new product is being released in bags for potential users to set up
there own trials, so that when the bulk product is available, they will
have been able to make informed decisions.

The current new product will hit the retail market in about a week under
the name of "Supercharge". It is a balanced formula of the best rock
dust, soil biota, biota food and a good whack of carbon.

I replicated some of the earlier tests on some of the products that lead
to the final product, along with some independent work of my own, trying
to use local materials. I found the trials quite amazing and while I
have not trialed the finished product, I suggest it is well worth buying
a bag or several and setting up your own trial.

I do not suggest this product is a replacement for BD, but that I
believe that it a way of preparing a damaged soil for BD and saving
several years in building the soil. One would still do all the normal BD
things in addition.

Terry can be contacted at the above phone and fax and if he asks how you
know of the product when still pre-release, tell him I told you. He will
fax some information and your nearest supplier. I have the draft copy of
the information he will send out, but I think it should come out of his
office.

I would like to make a note on what I think may be the real difference
between different rock dusts. The straight Paramagnetic value as read on
a Callahan meter does not tell the full story, as two rock dusts with
the same reading do not have the same affect. I think that the dust
behaves like a resonator and has an effect on the incoming energy and
converts it to particular narrow bands of specific frequencies,
dependant on the qualities of the rock dust. We know for example that
quartz resonates at a quite specific frequency, which is predictable and
constant and is the basis of "Quartz Clocks". I find that some rocks
will produce several or more frequencies in the part of the
electromagnetic spectrum which is life supporting. (See Callahan's work
for the frequencies). Of the quarry samples sent to me for testing only
a few had more than several frequencies in the area of interest. Of
these the few that really stood out in our trials all had a much higher
number of frequencies than those which are quite ordinary in
performance.

The rock dust used in Supercharge is the best one we have identified to
date.

I am sorry if some feel I am selling you short by not identifying the
source of the rock dust, but much damage has been done to the potential
good that rock dusts can do, by the application without the other things
that are needed to make them of use. Terry's commercial product will
have all these included.

Gil

Subject: Re: Paramagnetic Soil Treatment product in OZ Wed Oct 27, 2010 3:29 pm

Thanks Soma, this is news to me. I will keep an eye out for 'Supercharge'.

I also found this article, interesting how Phil makes a connection between the rock powders crystals and the cosmic energies.

Quote :: According to Prof. Phil Callahan, the acknowledged expert on this subject (along with numerous other energy-related subjects such as insect antennae, ELFs, etc.), paramagnetism is the ability of a substance to collect or resonate to the magnetic fields of the Cosmos—but it is not magnetism. Rock powders use crystals or crystal-like forms to collect subtle cosmic energies, transforming them into uses from which we can benefit. For more fascinating information on the astonished capabilities of crystal substances see http://www.vogelcrystals.net/legacy_of_marcel_vogel.htm . Vogel spent many years working with crystals after many years as IBM’s top research scientist.

http://www.energizewater.com/index_files/paramagnetism.htm

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His theory sits well with me!

Cosmic Antennas...love it lol

http://www.whale.to/b/callahan.html

Theres a load of info regarding the magnetite effect on water here mate:

http://ormuswater.vpinf.com/

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And here

http://www.subtleenergies.com/ormus/tw/magneticwater.htm

Bit more on John here and you can see how the paramagnetic rocks and his thoery are sorta linked

http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/new/milewski.htm

work time now :)

Subject: Re: Paramagnetic Soil Treatment product in OZ Thu Nov 18, 2010 7:08 pm

Now hang on a minute I seem to remember a substance I had once, darn I forget what it was, but it changed colour over time and was then supposed to turn into crystal. I wish I could remember what it was.

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Fairy Dust cheers

Reminds me BIgzzy...must call those people out and find out where I can get some of that fairy dust lol!

Subject: Re: Paramagnetic Soil Treatment product in OZ Thu Nov 18, 2010 8:24 pm

It was sort of burnt orangy in colour Soma and it smelt very nice and I was told if you left it long enough it would crystallise or something and I know it did go darker, it will come to me I'm sure.

Fairy dust iz a comin............... confetti

closest I could get to fairy dust. confetti

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Found some fairy dust up in NSW ;)

http://www.biohumus.com.au/index.html

Check out this compost heap on steroids!!! affraid

http://www.biohumus.com.au/gallery.html

Senior Member Number of posts : 4389 Registration date : 2009-02-01

composting is and art and a science..i have one b-i-l who is amazing...

you can use a plastic 50 gallon can and get results usable in months...

let us know how it's coming

abducted

Subject: Re: Paramagnetic Soil Treatment product in OZ Sun Dec 05, 2010 5:00 pm

Somamech wrote:: Found some fairy dust up in NSW ;)

http://www.biohumus.com.au/index.html

Check out this compost heap on steroids!!!

http://www.biohumus.com.au/gallery.html

I checked out the gallery and how it was done; so how would you buy some of this Soma, in a bag or would you have to go there with a trailer. The trailer wouldn't work for me.

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BIggzy it comes in 20kg bags delivered by courier, unless ofc you want truckloads of the stuff lol

Subject: Re: Paramagnetic Soil Treatment product in OZ Sun Dec 05, 2010 7:45 pm

It was probably on the website and dopey me didnt even notice. I go check as that might be the ticket to put some goodness back when I get rid of those rocks for the vegie patch.

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I have a bag of fairy dust on the way...Finally lol!

I'll apply this to all my current plants and also for use in a pot for the Giant Tree Tomato winter crop ;)

I'll be the first to admit that I'm a right shocker for not documenting my experiments in the garden which comes down to just letting things be and enjoying them for what they are and document in my own way.

In the case of the Giant Tomatoes... I obtained seeds from a very prominent magazine here in Australia. I will endeavor to run two plants. One without any hocus pocus and the other with all the magic I can muster. Reason being is that the magazine wants people to submit how they grew etc and to me at least the more coverage of the lesser known ways of gardening/farming come into the public light, the closer we are to winning the battle with monsanto.

I was pondering tonight how the TV networks running so many cooking shows is working to the disadvantage of the evil shriveling empire of monsanto. Being able to purchase Hormone Free Beef in one of the largest supermarkets here in Australia is I believe to be a result of people watching Chefs who know what good produce really is. Whether that is intentional or not i do not know, but I do believe that TV cooking shows are really making a difference in this area.

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