Hi James and B.D.Now friends,
The possum pepper I was talking about was not potentised but
mixed very dilutely into sand that passed through a 7mm. screen at the rate
of 110gr. / 7tonne batch. It was prepared by a concrete mixing firm. In
giving these measurements please do not take it as my recomendation of the
ideal. It is just what we did at the time. Some of this material that was
left over from the aerial drop was what Gary Blake took home. As his
property was reasonably trapped out I suggested to him to work around his
boundary throwing a handfull each way every twenty meters or so. According
to someone poisening possums by bait station the possums would not touch the
two stations clossest to the boundary. I have no exact data on how far apart
these stations are set but it was suggested to me that they were about 100m.
apart.
In the 70's when I first started potentising horn manure
and spreading it in the back garden I noticed that the spray would not
radiate into areas not covered by the spray. It had been my observation that
Horn manure stired for an hour would radiate about 1m. in three days. If a
teaspoon of compost prep is innoculated into a flat paddock it will radiate
several hundred meters and when I treated about 110 acres like this which
was approximately half the grazing round there was a noticable difference to
the milk volume and the cows manure in the yard. It appears to me that the
more we process prep material the less it radiates. In heaps that are raised
up above the general ground level I have observed that the preparations do
not leave the heap. So what happens when we prep. manure that is below the
level of the ground?
When broadcasting from a pipe or tree one can ask that the broadcast be to a
certain fence line and 95% of the time the affected area stops directly
under the wire. Much more accurate than with a map. Saves paper too!!
I haven't had any experince with card preps or electonic
potencies so I can't talk about them.
Best wishes,
Peter.
Dear Lloyd,
> > The idea that potentised preps "stay put" as proposed by Glen does not
> agree
> > with my understanding and use of radionically prepared substances.
>
> It would appear you are indentifying an essential difference between
> Potentised and radionic preps - all the more reason to be clear in their
> naming when discussing them. By their very nature of application I would
> expect radionic preps to radiate.
> re potentised preps radiation , please inspect the pictures on my website,
> especially the Kale trials, where three plants, side by side, from the
same
> punnet have been sprayed differently with 3 different outcomes. When I
first
> began using pot. preps and spread them with a brush I had green strips
> across the lawn, which did not even out. (This was done 12 years ago and
> similiar results have occurred since) This was the first hint. I recently
> did trials on coriander, very close together which have shown the same
> effect. We also have on video -CD available- the results of some spring
> spraying where there is a distinct line in the paddock between the sprayed
> and unsprayed areas. One is dairy pasture the other is all off to seed. No
> diffused area whatsover.
> The results and pictures speak for themselves. What is your explanation if
> you do not accept these pictures proposal?
>
>
> > If radionic preps "stayed put" you would not be able to use a small
> amount
> > in your BC and expect it to permeate through the whole mix. It would
just
> be
> > a few drops scattered amongst the compost. if there was not a
radiational
> > effect Glen would not be able to claim that his possum retardant can be
> > mixed into sand and a handful thrown out every 20 metres or so.
>
> The story above is from Peter Bacchus who was spreading unpotentised
possum
> ash. Which no doubt has a radiation effect.
> Over the last 10 months I have been spraying pot. possum preps , not
> peppers, and it is obvious from the possum trails leading into and out of
> the tree on the edge of the sprayed area, that traffic in is normal from
two
> directions - as seen in tracks thru long grass- however the track to the
> house from the tree was difficult to see, hence little to no use. Sadly I
> did not video this before the grass was eaten off.
>
> > Supposing that you were to dilute a litre of preps from Glen, in
whatever
> > amount of water that he suggests, if the homoeopathic preps had no
> > radiational effect on the rest of the water why would you dilute it. Is
> the
> > water just a carrier or does something happen to the water. It seems to
> me
> > that the memory pattern from the potentised preps permeates the medium
> > through osmosis.
>
> Yes the water is acting as a carrier of the potentised preps. It is mixing
> with and being carried by, no doubt there is some combining into the
memory
> function of the water. Where it carries it to though, is were it stays.
> Thus we suggest fine sprays over the area to be treated.
>
> with regards potentised weed peppers, many people make these and they are
> sprayed around with a fine spray usually. Peter has a dairy farming client
> who did Ragwort last year with some pretty amazing results. Maybe he can
> tell us more about this with regards to seed germination?
> regards
> Glen A
>
>
