337
Index
The Earth’s Blanket: Traditional Teachings for
Sustainable Living (Turner) 67
Eccles, J.C. 84
eco-feminism 66
eco-feminist and indigenous 66–67
EcoIntention 191, 192
ecological farming 4
ecological systems, human systems interacting with
225–226
economic domains, growth in 89
eco-psychology 60
look at human/soil relationships
non-dual aspects of 64
non-dual form 59
ecosystems 224–225
EcoTherapy 192n1
Edmunds, F. 12
Edwards, L. 281
van Eijk, T. 243, 254
Einstein, A. 12, 308
Eisenstein, C. 247
electrical capacitance (EC) 135n4
electrical impedance (EI) 133, 135n4
electrical parameters 139
and monitor plants’ status, development and process
134–138, 135, 136
electrical potentials 131
electric current 132
electric phenomena inside plant 133–134, 134
electroculture 140
electromagnetic fields (EMFs) 101
electromagnetism 132
colony collapse disorder and impacts of 273–274
electrophysiology, plant 131
elemental consciousness, engaging with 296–300
Eliade, M. 306, 306n2, 307
Elliott, J. 125
EMFs see electromagnetic fields (EMFs)
emotional literacy 197–198
Emoto, M. 254, 299, 309
empiricism 22
endogenous development 28
energy
harnessing subtle energy through geomancy
307–308
signals, radio frequency 140
subtle energy
as next big ‘freebie’ in agriculture 305–307
through geomancy 307–308
Engel, G.S. 83
environmental humanities 59
environmental stress 101
Erickson, D.L. 241, 243, 254
Escher, P. 263
ESP see extrasensory perception (ESP)
ether 260–262
ethical relation with nature 51–52
ethno-astronomy, importance of 123–124
Eucalyptus globulus 103
Europe, harmonising the Earth and cosmic
forces in 29
evolutionary coherent behaviours 95
Ewald, A. 287
extrasensory perception (ESP) 241
Fabian, S.M. 124
Fabre, D. 273–274
‘Family Constellations’ 220
Faraday, M. 260–261
farm-emitters 311
farmers
code of conduct 250
perspectives on impacts of SYA 252–253
SYA farmers at specific farming events 249
transformation of intuitive 243–244
farming
applying intuition in 241–244
with hidden half of nature 12–16
intuitive communication in 241–243
with radionics 266
farming communities, cosmovisions of
indigenous 25
farming of tomorrow 95
farming practice, paradigm shift for 247–248
farming system
contemporary, ecologically based 8–12
ecologically based 9–12, 12
meditation-focused 255
farming techniques 47, 320
organic 250
‘unconventional’ 14
A Feeling for the Organism 76
Feller, C.
Soil and Culture 59–60
FES see fluorescence excitation spectroscopy (FES)
FieldTable, food ritual 206–208, 208–215, 215–217
field towers and broadcasters 310–311
Fink, K. 75
Fleming, G.R. 83, 84
flooded plants, gas exchanges in organs of 156
flooding, soil 156
flower power, importance of 275–276
flowform movement 288–289
flowform water sculpture 288, 288
fluorescence excitation spectroscopy (FES) 167, 168
apple quality: maturation and growing conditions
170–171, 171, 172
cocoa beans grown in monocultures or in agroforestry
systems 173, 173–174, 174
‘DOC-trial’ field experiment 169–170, 170
effects of farming systems on food
quality 168–174
emission spectrums as dependent on type of
sample 171–173, 172
measurement method 168
‘focussing’ 197n12
food production 14, 23, 180, 207
in home gardens 40
organic 151
raw materials for 156
food quality 185
food ritual, FieldTable 206–208, 208–215, 215–217
food rituals, knowing through 205–206
food web, soil 59, 259
Fouke, D. 60, 61
Fox, M. 205
‘freebie,’ in agriculture 305–307
Fusarium sp. 105
‘future creative’ 94
Index
The Earth’s Blanket: Traditional Teachings for
Sustainable Living (Turner) 67
Eccles, J.C. 84
eco-feminism 66
eco-feminist and indigenous 66–67
EcoIntention 191, 192
ecological farming 4
ecological systems, human systems interacting with
225–226
economic domains, growth in 89
eco-psychology 60
look at human/soil relationships
non-dual aspects of 64
non-dual form 59
ecosystems 224–225
EcoTherapy 192n1
Edmunds, F. 12
Edwards, L. 281
van Eijk, T. 243, 254
Einstein, A. 12, 308
Eisenstein, C. 247
electrical capacitance (EC) 135n4
electrical impedance (EI) 133, 135n4
electrical parameters 139
and monitor plants’ status, development and process
134–138, 135, 136
electrical potentials 131
electric current 132
electric phenomena inside plant 133–134, 134
electroculture 140
electromagnetic fields (EMFs) 101
electromagnetism 132
colony collapse disorder and impacts of 273–274
electrophysiology, plant 131
elemental consciousness, engaging with 296–300
Eliade, M. 306, 306n2, 307
Elliott, J. 125
EMFs see electromagnetic fields (EMFs)
emotional literacy 197–198
Emoto, M. 254, 299, 309
empiricism 22
endogenous development 28
energy
harnessing subtle energy through geomancy
307–308
signals, radio frequency 140
subtle energy
as next big ‘freebie’ in agriculture 305–307
through geomancy 307–308
Engel, G.S. 83
environmental humanities 59
environmental stress 101
Erickson, D.L. 241, 243, 254
Escher, P. 263
ESP see extrasensory perception (ESP)
ether 260–262
ethical relation with nature 51–52
ethno-astronomy, importance of 123–124
Eucalyptus globulus 103
Europe, harmonising the Earth and cosmic
forces in 29
evolutionary coherent behaviours 95
Ewald, A. 287
extrasensory perception (ESP) 241
Fabian, S.M. 124
Fabre, D. 273–274
‘Family Constellations’ 220
Faraday, M. 260–261
farm-emitters 311
farmers
code of conduct 250
perspectives on impacts of SYA 252–253
SYA farmers at specific farming events 249
transformation of intuitive 243–244
farming
applying intuition in 241–244
with hidden half of nature 12–16
intuitive communication in 241–243
with radionics 266
farming communities, cosmovisions of
indigenous 25
farming of tomorrow 95
farming practice, paradigm shift for 247–248
farming system
contemporary, ecologically based 8–12
ecologically based 9–12, 12
meditation-focused 255
farming techniques 47, 320
organic 250
‘unconventional’ 14
A Feeling for the Organism 76
Feller, C.
Soil and Culture 59–60
FES see fluorescence excitation spectroscopy (FES)
FieldTable, food ritual 206–208, 208–215, 215–217
field towers and broadcasters 310–311
Fink, K. 75
Fleming, G.R. 83, 84
flooded plants, gas exchanges in organs of 156
flooding, soil 156
flower power, importance of 275–276
flowform movement 288–289
flowform water sculpture 288, 288
fluorescence excitation spectroscopy (FES) 167, 168
apple quality: maturation and growing conditions
170–171, 171, 172
cocoa beans grown in monocultures or in agroforestry
systems 173, 173–174, 174
‘DOC-trial’ field experiment 169–170, 170
effects of farming systems on food
quality 168–174
emission spectrums as dependent on type of
sample 171–173, 172
measurement method 168
‘focussing’ 197n12
food production 14, 23, 180, 207
in home gardens 40
organic 151
raw materials for 156
food quality 185
food ritual, FieldTable 206–208, 208–215, 215–217
food rituals, knowing through 205–206
food web, soil 59, 259
Fouke, D. 60, 61
Fox, M. 205
‘freebie,’ in agriculture 305–307
Fusarium sp. 105
‘future creative’ 94