Viktor Schauberger & Callum Coats - Nature as Teacher (1998)

of levitation becomes operative. This throws the whole of science and technology overboard, because up to now these two fields of human endeavour only knew and applied the law of gravity.

Gravitation, however, is only a secondary effect of this principal force.

Were there no levitation, then gravitation could never exist, because in the final analysis everything would remain flat on the ground. By using this levitational force, the energy to power machines will be virtually free and therefore of little worth by today's ethical standards. From an environmental point of view this makes good sense, because it serves the will of Nature and furthers evolution. In contrast, present systems of energy-generation using the forces of gravity and pressure are environmentally dangerous, and the more they are exploited the more hazardous the dangers.

Having said all this, however, we are still just at the beginning of the introductory description of this peculiar form of motion. We are also at the initial phase of the question, Why does the Earth move itself? In answering these questions we inevitably get closer to the resolution of the question, Is there perpetual motion? Certainly there is, but in a completely different sense to the one that has so far persuaded science to dismiss the matter a priori, because at the very outset nobody should concern themselves with such nonsensical things. All of this, despite the accepted fact that, in ecological consequence of the above 'peculiar' form of motion, the whole Earth floats in free space without an axis and hence without friction. This is due to its movement along a cycloid-spiral space-curve.

This singularly unusual axis of the Earth is therefore no axis at all in the accepted sense, but an infinitely small hollow space or, more accurately, a concatenation of an immense number of hollow spaces akin to pores. In these spaces not only are the products of levitation to be found, which come into being through this curious motion, but also gravitational products arising from the planetary counter-motion of the Sun. When viewed from the same vantage point these two forces rotate in mutually-reversed order within and without this remarkable evolutionary form (Earth). Even the words 'reversed order' are not quite correct, because the end-effect results in their moving in opposite directions (upwards or downwards, inwards or outwards) owing to their mutually-inverted direction of rotation.

Apart from these differences account must be taken of differences between active and reactive forms of temperature, of the different directions taken by the actively-reactively functioning products of temperature, and also, the various types and directions of light (which again produce various differences in potential). The outcome of the deliberations highlighted here will be of such diverse nature that we stand before an entirely new world.

Contemporary ways of looking at things thus become totally unworthy of