The Austrian Viktor Schauberger (1885-1958) was a forester, natural philosopher and inventor. Schausberger has become today by his "free energy" machines known apparatuses that produce energy without fossil fuels or nuclear fission, but he developed as a nature-loving Forstmann especially numerous methods for agriculture and the use of water to the current exploitation to nature, he denounced repeatedly with sharp words, oppose. Schauberger developed a completely new concept of nature, energy and ultimately consciousness. As he watched Ranger decades nature to find out how nature works, such as growth, movement and life arise. He was a man who could understand the nature and the still standing by his family in the ancient tradition of the Celtic-Germanic culture. He was prophetically gifted and was able to learn the secrets of water and nature. Its natural and technical understanding differed fundamentally from those of today's highly industrialized civilization. Today's culture is based on a technological development that destroys nature and people taking their habitat. Schaubergers natural bioengineering acts exactly the opposite: instead of exhaust gases it produces healing water and pure, fresh air, rather than simply to burn high-quality raw materials such as oil, wood or coal to generate organic substances or energy values ​​that animate the environment and improve the quality of vegetation, rather than the accelerating growth in the square movement resistance calls its organic movement shows the accelerating growth in the square power increase. Old prehistoric cultures knew by Schauberger to these relationships and were able to produce with minimal effort fabulous crops, to create structures such as the pyramids and the ancient giant temple, and to create a total of paradisiacal conditions. Unfortunately, this knowledge has been lost for various reasons. In the course of his investigations Schauberger developed in various fields, novel methods and techniques: in agriculture, composting, water processing and forest management, in the design of home power plants, lighting and heating systems, as well as aircraft and ships. At the same time his work on questions of philosophy is very interesting. Viktor Schauberger was born in Holzschlag on Plöckenstein and died in Linz.

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