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secret_life_of_plants [2011-04-15 18:42] – [Dowsing Plants for Health] cockysecret_life_of_plants [2011-04-17 16:11] – [ESP, extrasensory perception] cocky
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 ==== Introduction ==== ==== Introduction ====
    
- <html><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/foam/5603591016/" title="Picture 5 by _foam, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5150/5603591016_dd7d797391_s.jpg" width="50" height="50" alt="Picture 5"></a></html>---At the beginning of the twentieth century Viennese biologist  + <html><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/foam/5603591016/" title="Picture 5 by _foam, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5150/5603591016_dd7d797391_s.jpg" width="50" height="50" alt="Picture 5"></a></html>---At the beginning of the twentieth century Viennese biologist Raoul Francé(1874-1943)put forth the idea, shocking to contemporary natural philosophers, that plants move their bodies as freely, easily, and gracefully as the most skilled animal or human, and 
-Raoul Francé put forth the idea, shocking to contemporary natural philosophers, that plants move their bodies as freely, easily, and gracefully as the most skilled animal or human, and +
 that the only reason we don't appreciate the fact is that plants do so at  that the only reason we don't appreciate the fact is that plants do so at 
 a much slower pace than humans.  a much slower pace than humans. 
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 ---Plants seem to know which ants will steal their nectar, closing when  ---Plants seem to know which ants will steal their nectar, closing when 
 these ants are about, opening only when there is enough dew on their  these ants are about, opening only when there is enough dew on their 
-stems to keep the ants from climbing. The more sophisticated acacia +stems to keep the ants from climbing. The Acacia 
 actually enlists the protective services of certain ants which it rewards  actually enlists the protective services of certain ants which it rewards 
 with nectar in return for the ants' protection against other insects and  with nectar in return for the ants' protection against other insects and 
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 form of a prolonged upward sweep of the recording pen. Backster had  form of a prolonged upward sweep of the recording pen. Backster had 
 not moved, either toward the plant or toward the recording machine.  not moved, either toward the plant or toward the recording machine. 
-**Could the plant have been reading his mind**?+**Could the plant have been reading his mind**? [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleve_Backster]]
  
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   * [[plant perception]]   * [[plant perception]]
   * [[groworld HPI ii]]   * [[groworld HPI ii]]
 +  * [[plant_tricks]]
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-<html><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/foam/5603665616/" title="Picture 20 by _foam, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5183/5603665616_800acb1622.jpg" width="50" height="110" alt="Picture 20"></a></html>---"Luminescence in Liquids and Solids and Their Practical Application" by Marcel Vogel. He developed +<html><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/foam/5603665616/" title="Picture 20 by _foam, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5183/5603665616_800acb1622.jpg" width="50" height="110" alt="Picture 20"></a></html>---"Luminescence in Liquids and Solids and Their Practical Application" by Marcel Vogel (1917–1991). He developed 
 a variety of new products: the red color seen on television screens;  a variety of new products: the red color seen on television screens; 
 fluorescent crayons; tags for insecticides; a "black light" inspection kit  fluorescent crayons; tags for insecticides; a "black light" inspection kit 
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 are next to worthless here, since 'bio-signals' apparently reside outside  are next to worthless here, since 'bio-signals' apparently reside outside 
 of the known electromagnetic spectrum."  of the known electromagnetic spectrum." 
- 
----1920s the Russian histologist Alexander Gurwitsch and his  
-wife, proclaimed that all living cells produce an invisible radiation. 
  
  
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 supersensory perceptions verifiable? Of the 350,000 plant species known  supersensory perceptions verifiable? Of the 350,000 plant species known 
 to science, which were the most promising from the electronic point of  to science, which were the most promising from the electronic point of 
-view**?  Pg 56 +view**?  //Pg 56//  "There are certain qualities here," he wrote, 
- +
-"There are certain qualities here," he wrote, +
 "which do not enter into normal experimental situations. According to  "which do not enter into normal experimental situations. According to 
 those experimenting in this area, it is necessary to have a 'green thumb'  those experimenting in this area, it is necessary to have a 'green thumb' 
-and, most important, a genuine love for plants."  Pg 57+and, most important, a genuine love for plants."  //Pg 57//
  
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 bloom and tell from the wavelength of its radiation** just what plant it  bloom and tell from the wavelength of its radiation** just what plant it 
 is and what its medical properties may be. In India, where he spent  is and what its medical properties may be. In India, where he spent 
-thirty years working for the British Raj, Mcinnes got his first introduc-  +thirty years working for the British Raj, Mcinnes got his first introduction to the fact that plants not only give off radiations which are sensible 
-tion to the fact that plants not only give off radiations which are sensible +
 to humans, but are themselves sensitive to the radiations given off by  to humans, but are themselves sensitive to the radiations given off by 
 humans; this he discovered when he visited the Bose Institute near  humans; this he discovered when he visited the Bose Institute near 
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 ---By the entrance to the Institute stands a luxuriant Mimosa pudica.  ---By the entrance to the Institute stands a luxuriant Mimosa pudica. 
-Visitors are requested to pick a small frond from this compliant horticul-  +Visitors are requested to pick a small frond from this compliant horticultural guinea pig and place it in one of Bose's complicated machines, 
-tural guinea pig and place it in one of Bose's complicated machines, +
 which provides a schematic pattern of the vibrations of the plant on a  which provides a schematic pattern of the vibrations of the plant on a 
 sheet of paper. A visitor is then asked to place his wrist inside the  sheet of paper. A visitor is then asked to place his wrist inside the 
-machine and watch as a duplicate of the pattern is produced, demon-  +machine and watch as a duplicate of the pattern is produced, demonstrating that mimosa is so sensitive it can pick up and faultlessly reflect 
-strating that mimosa is so sensitive it can pick up and faultlessly reflect +
 individual human radiations. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagadish_Chandra_Bose]]pg 312 individual human radiations. [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jagadish_Chandra_Bose]]pg 312
  
----+---Mcinnes: Each flower species has a time when its  
 +radiations can best be transferred to water, usually, though not always,  
 +when the Howers are at the peak of their maturity, which is also usually  
 +near a full moon.  
 +Potencies, as Mcinnes calls the **radiations which are transferred to  
 +water** can be taken from the rose around midsummer, or June 21, and 
 +from the dandelion around the Easter full moon. When conditions are  
 +right, transfer of the radiations is instantaneous, the water can actually be  
 +seen to change, "an awe~inspiring experience never to be forgotten,"  
 + 
 +------ 
 +==== Radionic Pesticides ==== 
 + 
 +--- Louise Hieronymus suspected that the unknown energy emitted from metals  
 +might be somehow linked to sunlight; since it could be transmitted over  
 +wires, it might have an effect on the growth of plants. 
 +To find out, Hieronymus placed **some aluminum-lined boxes in the  
 +pitch-dark cellar of his Kansas City house**. Some boxes he grounded to  
 +a water pipe and connected by separate copper wires to metal plates on  
 +the outside of the house exposed to full sunlight. Other boxes were left  
 +unconnected. In all of them Hieronymus planted seed grain. In the  
 +connected boxes the seeds grew into sturdy green plants. The seeds in the unconnected boxes had no trace of green and were anemic and  
 +drooping.  
 +This brought Hieronymus to the revolutionary conclusion that what-  
 +ever caused the development of chlorophyll in plants could not be  
 +sunlight itself but something associated with it, which, unlike light, was  
 +transmittable over wires. He had no idea at what frequency this energy  
 +might be located on the electromagnetic spectrum, or even if it was  
 +related to it.  
  
  
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