Dave Robison wrote:
I don't know if you've noticed that when something in your computer goes wrong, the error message generated often bears little resemblance to the fault. This is because the number of error messages is limited and if the computer cannot identify one which fits, it just tosses another one up which it 'thinks' might fit. That was the feeling I had when I first read the explanation on the horn manure process, that someone had been asked how the thing worked and that was the best they could come up with in the time allowed.Also found it helpful to elaborate on horns versus antlers. As roger said:But when I read (in David's course notes) about the process by which it (bd 500) becomes so, I laughed with chronic disbelief - how, I thought, could anyone be taken in by such patent cosmic clap-trap?
When I first talked about BD with a good friend of mine, he looked at me with the now-familiar 'steer caught in the headlights' look, laughed and said "You can't be serious, falling for something like that. Cow shit buried in a cow horn after dancing backwards round a campfire in the light of the silvery moon with a feather up your backside!" And I laughed with him and then added "Dug up after six months, liquidised and sprayed out and it makes the garden or the farm grow like you wouldn't believe. And all for the cost of a handful of cow shit!"
He delights in telling that story to everyone he meets. Good publicity, I reckon.
The message we should be putting out is that BD500 (and the other preps) is pure energy, and we should frame it in the context and knowledge of the person to whom we're giving it. It took me a long time to get over the negative impact of that explanation; I only did so when I had acquired, through dowsing, a basis of understanding. It's like you can't teach someone anything without giving them a basic level of knowledge they can build on.
Perhaps I should have said 'Since discovering within myself the ability everyone has to detect energy flows, that understanding has grown in depth.' We all have this ability, the trick lies in finding the way to it, and the pendulum and divining rods are the tools which fine tune our learning and usage of it.Hee hee. Me too. So roger, can you explain aboutSince 'discovering' within myself the ability I have to detect energy flows, that understanding has grown in depth.
Dowsing is all about locating natural energy, using it (in the case of water, say) and in many cases controlling it. The more one learns about dowsing, the more one realises that energy is not just one thing, but many things, or one thing in many forms. Each of the building blocks of life is a separate form of energy, each vitamin, each trace element, plant, organism, etc. So in describing BD500 and how it becomes so, I could say:
Life building blocks in combination = energy1 (soil)
+ energy2 (water, nutrient, heat) + energy3 (BD500)
= womb for energy4 (seeds) + (energy2 + aerial influences)
= energy5 (perennial grasses) + energy6 (cow)
= energy7 (milk, meat) minus energy8 (protein + nutrient)
= energy9 (manure) + energy10 (in-horn purification & composting process)
= energy11 (BD500)
I know I've missed a bit out but I daresay you'll get the general idea, that being that at each stage along the way there is another non-esoteric logical step to be taken and also a chance for control, and that BD500 is pure energy.
By using the fine-tuning tools dowsing gives, each of the energies above can be measured. Imagine you have a desk in front of you with a measure on it marked out in even divisions from 1 to 10,000. I'll call these divisions 'pys'. Taking roma tomato plants growing in a suburban veggie plot (mine, with average soil to which compost of questionable value was added, irrigated with tap water because no rain) as an example, we come up with the following:
When the 6 seedlings were planted the soil = 2,500 pys, now it's 760. We have had no rain so watering has been by tap water (6.5 pys compared with pure rainwater 1,500). We have had about 100 good sized tomatoes and are still picking at a rate of about 15 every two or three days. Each tomato averages 75 pys, all taste wonderful. The plants = 1,490 pys each.
Even without performing a complicated equation it is clear there is a huge imbalance here, that the plant energies far outweigh those in the soil and so the extra must be manufactured in the plants and come from aerial energies as well. Don't ask me how much of each, I don't know.
A cow puts out the equivalent weight in manure per day as the grasses it consumes. Usually she will only eat perennial grasses, the annuals she tramples down to form a living mulch. If we were to measure the energies in her diet, including moisture, plus those in her self, we would likely find a similar imbalance and answer.
A man in reasonable health and fitness measures about 900 pys in the morning before eating breakfast. Most of everything he eats and drinks during the day adds energy to this, some of what he consumes and everything he does takes energy away. A proportion of the input comes from the air, literally.
As far as aerial (cosmic) influences on cow horns are concerned, an apparently simple answer might be to measure the energy of a pair on their reaching maturity and again on the death of the animal. However, this would not take into account the action of the soil in which horns are buried on the horns themselves.
roger
