Hi! Hugh, Congratulations in putting your work and your accumulated knowledge into the public domain.
Are there plans to video and/ or audio the workshop for those of us who live out of town? Gil Hugh Lovel wrote: > Dear BD List, > > This is a (belated) announcement of a workshop next month in Santa Fe, New Mexico >about making rain--a topic we should all learn more about. > > Best, > Hugh Lovel > > Atmospheric Regeneration > A Workshop on Restoring Organization to the Atmosphere > By Hugh Lovel and Lorraine Cahill > > Summary: Two days of radionic training focusing on rainmaking as an environmental >responsibility. > > I. Scientific background for understanding pattern energy. > A. Subjective versus Objective. The observer as separate from phenomena. > B. Subject and Object as One. Our role in creating the reality we inhabit. > C. Chaos Theory. The Butterfly Effect > > II. Pattern Energy medicine; a survey of pertinent modalities > A. Homeopathy > B. Color Therapy > C. Radionics > D. Biodynamic Remedies > > III. What is Rain? What causes drought or flood? A participatory discussion > > IV. Some ancient and/or traditional insights into rainmaking. > A. Eastern Indian > B. Native American > C. Traditional Biodynamic > D. Radionic Methods > > V. Making rain with radionics. > A. Dowsing workshop. Muscle testing, pendulum and stickplate. > B. Demonstration of radionic applications. Hieronymus type, Malcolm Rae type. > C. Audience Participation. Hands on with various instruments. > > VI. Summary, Questions and Answers > > Throughout the industrial age we have poured chemicals into our soils. In like >fashion we have poured pollutants into the atmosphere For some time there has been >growing awareness that we need to restore the biology of our soils. Organic >fertilization is becoming more and more commonplace. But where is there corresponding >awareness of the need to restore the vitality of our atmosphere? > Atmospheric stagnation and degredation is particularly noticable around cities where >domes of haze form and cloud formation is weak or non-existent. For example, Chicago >and Atlanta are famous for their pollution, which is particularly oppressive because >their humidity is high while organization is low. It is common in summer to have 85 >degree days with 85 percent humidity and virtually no cloud formation. Since clouds >are organized atmospheric moisture, when cloud formation is strong humidity declines >as the moisture is concentrated in the clouds--at least until showers release enough >moisture for a new cycle of evaporation. > Remedies for lack of organization are not usually clear to most folkss. Nor for that >matter is it usually clear what causes of poor cloud formation. > Often people think if one makes rain in one area a drought will be caused elsewhere. >Nothing could be further from the truth. With increasing global temperatures millions >of tons more water evaporates from oceans than anytime any time previously in >history. This moisture must fall somewhere. When there is a drought in Chad, Sudan >and Somalia there are floods in Mozambique and Tanzania. When there is a drought in >the Ganges watershed there are floods throughout the Yangtze. Where North America has >widespread drought Europe has floods from France to Russia. Were we to restore >vitality to the atmosphere and improve the forces that bring the organization to >atmospheric moisture that facilitates cloud formation we would make rain locally >while preventing floods elsewhere. > Organic farmers here and there restore life to our soils. The atmosphere has no >comparable group of environmentally responsible people working for its healing. This >workshop is a call to civic duty consistant with the slogan, Think Globally, Act >Locally. > > Contact: Athena Beshur, Bioneers/CHI > Office Administrator > Bioneers/Collective Heritage Institute > 901 W. San Mateo Suite L > Santa Fe, NM 87505 > 505-986-0366 x113 , > 505-986-1644 Fax > > Visit our website at: www.unionag.org
