Viktor Schauberger: Energy Evolution book?

[TheOne]

Thanks guys sound like I will need to buy more then one book

[allcanadian]

The two books I would consider required reading are:
Viktor Schauberger: Energy Evolution
Walter Russel: The Secret of Light
I re-read these books every few months and every time I do this I learn something new  ;)If you want to understand these books you have to understand the men they speak of. You have to understand there terminology, more so with Victor Schauberger than most others. The fourth time I read this book everything started coming together, In this book it should be understood that V.S is speaking of utilizing electrostatic forces to drive his devices and water in various forms(liquid and vapor) is the primary medium to generate these forces through motion relative to a catalyst(usually copper as iron is degenerative). I would suggest not rushing through this book nor expecting immediate understanding of what V.S is talking about, as I said it took four reads before things started to click.
Regards
AC

[squegee69]

You've got to admit, Schauberger's principles are not mainstream scientific, at least not in terms of overunity physics or mechanics.  This being said, however, the direction he was going was to let nature lead the way.  I agree with allcanadian - every time I hear Herr Schauberger's name, I learn something new and exciting.  Also thank you to esaruoho!  It is very nice to know of other resources, especially when I was led to believe most of Victor's work was lost between the Nazi's and Operation Paperclip.  I have much more research to do, myself.  Thank you, thank you, thank you!

Peace, all!
-Sq

[allcanadian]

@squegee69

You've got to admit, Schauberger's principles are not mainstream scientific, at least not in terms of overunity physics or mechanics.  This being said, however, the direction he was going was to let nature lead the way.

In one sense 90 years ago V.S was well ahead of everyone today in the field of nanotechnology. Take a bucket of water, this water has a know exterior surface area thus can carry or retain a given amount of electrostatic charge. Now break this bucket of water into droplets and the suface area thus charge carrying abilty can increase thousands of times----- now as V.S tells us send this known volume of water through fine capilliary tubes and break this liquid water into billions of particles on the nano-scale and the amount of surface area thus charge generated by motion can increase millions of times over. This is the basis of nanotechnology--- that things seperated into tiny pieces do not behave the same as when they are all together and V.S understood this point very well 90 years ago. Pure Genius

[squegee69]

@squegee69In one sense 90 years ago V.S was well ahead of everyone today in the field of nanotechnology. Take a bucket of water, this water has a know exterior surface area thus can carry or retain a given amount of electrostatic charge. Now break this bucket of water into droplets and the suface area thus charge carrying abilty can increase thousands of times----- now as V.S tells us send this known volume of water through fine capilliary tubes and break this liquid water into billions of particles on the nano-scale and the amount of surface area thus charge generated by motion can increase millions of times over. This is the basis of nanotechnology--- that things seperated into tiny pieces do not behave the same as when they are all together and V.S understood this point very well 90 years ago. Pure Genius

I have always believed that the closer we come to understanding, the simpler things become.  This was my analogy to VS being a Game Warden.  This should not be difficult, it was put here for us to benefit from in the beginning, but since we can remember, someone else was always there telling us how :complicated: things could be.  I do not believe.  Thank you for your assistance and insight!  As always, I am humbled and seek only the simplest solution.

Peace!