Tvergastein Issue #11

Cultivating a Healing Biotope Exploring a Parascientific Perspective on Water and Consciousness

Imre van Kraalingen

Water is a major part of our lives and the world that we live in. This piece delves into parascientific ideas about the nature of water. It explores some of the alternative research and ideas about water, and the possibility of the consciousness carrying capacity that some studies argue it may hold. Thus, this article aims to introduce the readers into this fascinating possibility and reflect upon the impacts it would have.

Photo: Matteo Redaelli 40

Tvergastein Issue #11

Published on Jun 13, 2018

Tvergastein Journal

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We don’t call Earth ‘The Blue Planet’ for nothing. Go to the deepest, darkest corners of the Atlantic Ocean; go to the pure and pristine peaks of the Himalayas; go to the thirsty soil of an African savannah when it rains; go to the furious flow of the Amazon River in Brazil. There, you’ll find it. Water. It’s omnipresent. It’s overwhelming. It’s the narrator of our livelihoods. It’s the topic of this issue of Tvergastein. We tend to forget, yet, water is finite, irreplaceable and fundamental for all life on Earth. Today more than ever before, water issues pose some of the biggest challenges we face, and our relationship towards it can be described as questionable. Therefore, Tvergastein’s Issue #11 will surf across a wide range of topics, from water governance and water pollution, to the history of refugees crossing the Mediterranean Sea.

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