Electroculture: Aerial and magnetic antennas

By Loïc Etcheberry

In the past, the Chinese practiced what can be described as earth acupuncture. They planted metal rods in the ground with the aim of harmonizing the location with surrounding energies. In electroculture, this same philosophy can be applied to heal the Earth, promoting the overall well-being of a garden or crops through energetic harmonization.

Since Abb Bertholon, Jean Nollet, and Justin Etienne Christofleau, numerous researchers throughout history have worked to create increasingly advanced and efficient aerial and magnetic antennas. Historical literature is full of examples and experiments on the subject An electroculture antenna can thus stimulate bioenergetic exchanges beneficial to living organisms, promoting the vigor, growth, drought resistance, and disease resistance of plants and crops. The systems presented in this book range in complexity, but once set up, they function naturally and for free.

This book presents a decade-long investigation to help you better understand the functioning and various uses of aerial antennas. You will also discover images and press articles from archives, sometimes even re-colored.

Additionally, you will see the applications of magnets with the magnetic antenna and explore different possible combinations.

Finally, a parallel will be drawn with Louis Claude Vincent's bioelectronics. Based on these findings, you will see that there are concrete tools and measuring devices to analyze the effects of these unusual systems on plants, soil, and crops.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 2959323742
• ISBN13: 9782959323744
• Release Date: March 2024
• Publisher: Editions Permafutur
• Length: 172 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"