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mixed in a potentising process. Because the chemistry of these patterns works like music with its
resonances and dissonances, this preparation acts like an orchestral ensemble, as compared to using
each preparation as a solo instrument. The BD Soil Activator establishes and strengthens the full
array of organic processes of the farm’s biosystem and, with all its systems going, the integrity of
the farm organism is on track.
BD Yarrow ( 502): This preparation is made by stuffing the bladder of a male stag, deer, elk, caribou or other related species with the florets from yarrow ( Achillea millefolium), hanging it overhead
in the warmth and light ethers over summer, and then burying it in the soil’s chemistry and life
ethers over winter. A teaspoonful moulded into a ball with a little clay or manure can be dropped in
a hole in a compost pile, where its vibratory resonance imparts the kidney/ bladder process to a mass
of material as big as a small house. Yarrow, with its lacy foliage and umbels of flowers, reaches out
to the widest expanses of the universe and brings in the astral chatter of informational beauty and
affinity. The male deer’s bladder receives, collects and integrates this information and the nitrogenous substances associated with it. This provides the patterns of purification and refinement associated with the kidneys and bladder and the planet closest to the earth, Venus.
Farming with radionics, these biodynamic preparations are commonly used purely as patterns.
Though the effects evoked are much the same as using the preparation materials by stirring and
spraying, the ease of radionic application allows the farmer to use them far more frequently without
using up any materials. This not only gives the farmer the opportunity for the timely application of
patterns that can ensure the abundant production of quality crops, but it also enables the farmer to
explore and discover how useful the biodynamic preparations can be.
CONCLUSION
I think of a farm as a living organism that breathes and grows in cycles to become increasingly alive
and coherent within its boundaries. It’s also a cell in the body of the living earth. Its processes are
reflected in human body processes where the human diaphragm is like the soil’s surface, while the
activities going on in our heads are similar to what goes on in the soil, and the activities going on in
our guts are similar to what goes on in the canopy. A farm and its food then become organised as
a reflection of the surrounding solar system and cosmos. In this way, the context is able to inform
the content.
REFERENCES
Becker, A. ( 2019) What Is Real? The Unfinished Quest for the Meaning of Quantum Physics. London: John
Murray.
Biot, J.P. ( 2009) Analyse du Traité de Mécanique Céleste de P S Laplace. Ann Arbor, MI: University of
Michigan Library.
Diver, S. ( 1999) Biodynamic Farming and Compost Preparation: Alternative Farming Systems Guide.
Arkansas: ATTRA, National Center for Appropriate Technology, p. 20.
Kant, I. ( 2017) The Critique of Pure Reason: Original Classic Version of 1781. Scotts Valley, CA: CreateSpace
Independent Publishing Platform.
Lovel, H. ( 2014) Quantum Agriculture, Biodynamics and Beyond. Blairsville: Quantum Agriculture
Publishers.
Marti, E. ( 2017) The Etheric: The World of the Ethers Volume 1: Broadening Science through Anthroposophy.
Sussex: Temple Lodge Publishing.
Pais, A. ( 2005) Paul Dirac: The Man and His Work. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Pfeiffer, E. ( 1983) Biodynamic Farming and Gardening: Complete Set of 3 Volumes. New York: Mercury
Press.
Planck, M. ( 1949) Scientific Autobiography and Other Papers. New York: Philosophical Library.
Schrödinger, E. ( 1948) Statistical thermodynamics. A Course of Seminar Lectures delivered in JanuaryMarch 1944, at the School of Theoretical Physics. Dublin: Institute for Advanced Studies, 1944.
Reprint: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Subtle Agroecologies
mixed in a potentising process. Because the chemistry of these patterns works like music with its
resonances and dissonances, this preparation acts like an orchestral ensemble, as compared to using
each preparation as a solo instrument. The BD Soil Activator establishes and strengthens the full
array of organic processes of the farm’s biosystem and, with all its systems going, the integrity of
the farm organism is on track.
BD Yarrow ( 502): This preparation is made by stuffing the bladder of a male stag, deer, elk, caribou or other related species with the florets from yarrow ( Achillea millefolium), hanging it overhead
in the warmth and light ethers over summer, and then burying it in the soil’s chemistry and life
ethers over winter. A teaspoonful moulded into a ball with a little clay or manure can be dropped in
a hole in a compost pile, where its vibratory resonance imparts the kidney/ bladder process to a mass
of material as big as a small house. Yarrow, with its lacy foliage and umbels of flowers, reaches out
to the widest expanses of the universe and brings in the astral chatter of informational beauty and
affinity. The male deer’s bladder receives, collects and integrates this information and the nitrogenous substances associated with it. This provides the patterns of purification and refinement associated with the kidneys and bladder and the planet closest to the earth, Venus.
Farming with radionics, these biodynamic preparations are commonly used purely as patterns.
Though the effects evoked are much the same as using the preparation materials by stirring and
spraying, the ease of radionic application allows the farmer to use them far more frequently without
using up any materials. This not only gives the farmer the opportunity for the timely application of
patterns that can ensure the abundant production of quality crops, but it also enables the farmer to
explore and discover how useful the biodynamic preparations can be.
CONCLUSION
I think of a farm as a living organism that breathes and grows in cycles to become increasingly alive
and coherent within its boundaries. It’s also a cell in the body of the living earth. Its processes are
reflected in human body processes where the human diaphragm is like the soil’s surface, while the
activities going on in our heads are similar to what goes on in the soil, and the activities going on in
our guts are similar to what goes on in the canopy. A farm and its food then become organised as
a reflection of the surrounding solar system and cosmos. In this way, the context is able to inform
the content.
REFERENCES
Becker, A. ( 2019) What Is Real? The Unfinished Quest for the Meaning of Quantum Physics. London: John
Murray.
Biot, J.P. ( 2009) Analyse du Traité de Mécanique Céleste de P S Laplace. Ann Arbor, MI: University of
Michigan Library.
Diver, S. ( 1999) Biodynamic Farming and Compost Preparation: Alternative Farming Systems Guide.
Arkansas: ATTRA, National Center for Appropriate Technology, p. 20.
Kant, I. ( 2017) The Critique of Pure Reason: Original Classic Version of 1781. Scotts Valley, CA: CreateSpace
Independent Publishing Platform.
Lovel, H. ( 2014) Quantum Agriculture, Biodynamics and Beyond. Blairsville: Quantum Agriculture
Publishers.
Marti, E. ( 2017) The Etheric: The World of the Ethers Volume 1: Broadening Science through Anthroposophy.
Sussex: Temple Lodge Publishing.
Pais, A. ( 2005) Paul Dirac: The Man and His Work. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Pfeiffer, E. ( 1983) Biodynamic Farming and Gardening: Complete Set of 3 Volumes. New York: Mercury
Press.
Planck, M. ( 1949) Scientific Autobiography and Other Papers. New York: Philosophical Library.
Schrödinger, E. ( 1948) Statistical thermodynamics. A Course of Seminar Lectures delivered in JanuaryMarch 1944, at the School of Theoretical Physics. Dublin: Institute for Advanced Studies, 1944.
Reprint: Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.