COSMICULTURE BALANCE ENLIVEN EN'RICHTHESOIL VITALIZE HARMONIZE A. S.R. &D. P.O.BOX109 {,:LAKEMONT,GA30552 ()Dr.T.GalenHieronymus ~ ..'"~ .' , ~ , ' ; - ; ; < ; i ~ - & , ~ , , ~ , & ~ , , ~INDEX CredimusI ExperimentalWorkFromTheNotesof BoostingSeedEnergyforBetter Germination]7 Transmutation2 Dr.T.GalenHieronymus,Ph.D.4 ModernFarmingProblems6 PeriodicElementsChart10 Herbs15 PlantEnergies(Reagents)16 RatesforCosmicultureFarming18 MethodsofWeedControl20 Weeds23 PlantsandPlantParts26 ProjectWeatherChange27 LeyLinesandVortices28 HarmfulRadiation29 TheTwelveTissueSalts30 Roaches31 WhiteMoldinHay32 Hormones33 RadiationAnalysis36 GardenPests37 SoilAnalysis38 GeneralInformation39 PlantDiseases53 Roses58 HoneyBees62 Hormones,MineralsandEnergyRates63 B- DCompostPreparations65 UseofBasicHinFarming66 FertilizersandFertilizerBases67 Poisons74 Chemicals76 Insects79 Vitamins83 ImproRates87 ~ MurrayBastHomeopathyforAnimals88 Insects79- 82 Vitamins83- 86 ImproRates MurrayBastHomeopathyforAnimals 87 88- 90 ( MurrayBastDrinking WaterContaminants91- 93 HerbsasReagents93 HomeopathicHerbRates 94 HomeopathicFirstAidInternal Remedies95- 98 RatesForWormingAnimals99 AnimalRemedieslOa AnimalDiseases101 106 InjuriestoJointsofHorses& Cows107 DiseasesOfHorses108109 AnatomicalRatesOfHorses110 CarpusOfHorseIII JointCapsuleOfCarpus112 HockOfHorse113 TheStyleJointOfHorse114( JointsofFrontLimbs115116 EstrusCycleofMare117118 CattlePestsJI9 CowAnatomy120121 DiseasesOfCattle122123 DiseasesOfCows& Calves124125 TreatmentOfCattleDiseases126 DiseasesOfFeedLotCattle127128 EstrusCycleOfCow129 ArtificialInsemination130 ForTreatmentofAnimals131- 133 LossOfHair,Hooves,Feathers, Fur,Etc.134 Eyes135 SwineAnatomy136 SHineDiseases1371 3 ~ EstrousCycleOfTheSow140 DiseasesOfSheep141 144 EstrousCycleOfTheEwe145 SheepRemedies146 TheChemicalElements183 InstructionsforOperatingthe AnapathicInstrument184 Bio-AgSupplyTransmutationTest185 CREDlMUS Webelieveintheharmonicwholenessof theecosphere.Webelievethatthatharmonic wholenessisachievablethroughtheapplicationofpositivecosmicenergies. Cosmicenergyisavailableforusein attainingthatharmonicwholeness.CosmiCultureisasystemforgathering,amplifying.andredistributingthatcosmicenergy fortheultimatebenefitofallmankind. Nosingleentity.withinthisecosphere, canbesingledoutforemphasis,either tobereducedorenhancedattheexpense ofthewhole.Disease,unwantedinsects, undesirableplants(calledweeds)are simplyindicationsofconditions,inthat environment.condusivetotheirexistance ataparticulartimeandplace.Change thoseconditionsbyenhancingtheenvironment forthedesirable.andthereasonfor theundesirablec.asestoe x i ~ t . ReAgents areincorporatedwithintheCo sm i Cu l t ur e systemthatwill;atonce.enhancethe vitalityofthedesirableandreducethe vitalityoftheundesirable. OurQUALITYofLIFEisdependentupon CLEANthoughts,words.anddeeds,as wellasfoodandfiber.uncontaminated bypoisons,excesses.andconfus ion. Ahighqualityoflifeforallmankind isourgoal. CDDr.T.GalenHieronymus -1TRANSMUTATION I.ETHERABSORPTIONTESTINSPROUTING Thetestprocedureissimpleenough.Take acleartesttubeandinsertapieceofsterilizedcottonsaturatedwithdistilledwater. Putabeanorpeaintheinitialstageof germinationinsidethetubeandsealitcarefully withaglassstopperandwax,makingitabsolutelyairtightandmoistureproof.Ifwecompare theweightinafewweekshence,(afterthe seedinsidehassprouted),wewillfinda considerablegainofweightwhichsimplycannot beexplainedbycontemporaryphysicallaws ortheories.Thegaincanbedemonstrated withevenasmallletterscale,nolaboratory precisionscaleisneeded. 2.ETHERTRANSMUTATIONTESTINSPROUTS Butafollow-ontestisevenmorerevealing. Acarefulchemicalanalysisoftheseedwhich hassproutedinthesterileenvironmentof thesealedtesttubeascomparedwithaniden- ( ticalseedwillprovethesuddenappearance ofnewchemicalelementsinthesproutwhich alsocannotbelogicallyexplainedbycontemporarytextbookscience.Themineralsubstances foundinthesproutingseedwillshowagain of20to1007.overtheidenticalseedbefore thetest.Weknowthetubewassterile,the waterwasdistilledandcontainednominerals, andnomineralsubstancecanpenetratethe glasswallofthetestube. Theonlylogicalexplanationforthesesurprisingresultsisofcoursetheassumptionof theexistenceofformativeor"ethericforces" whichareabletopenetratethemolecular barrierofthematerialofthetestube.We areagainconfrontedwiththe"finermedia" {postulatedbytheesteemedDr.Hieronymus. Around1879,aGermanscientistnamedVon Herzeelehadprovedinmorethan500analysis ~ Dr.T.GalenHieronymus -2thatthemineralsubstancesthusfoundin organicsubstancesoriginateinawaycomparable toalchemist icprocedures.Hispublishedclaims soout-ragedthescientific-materialistic oligarchyofhisdaythathiswritingsvanished f romthelibraries(shadesofDr.Wilhelm Reich!)ittookastudentofDr.RudolfSteiner, amedicaldoctornamedDr.RudolfHauschka manyyearsofintensiveeffortstolocate thewritingsofVonHerzeeleinanobscure smalllibraryinBerlin.ShortlyafterWW2, Dr.Hauchkaproceededtorepublishhisown findingsandheimmediatelyreceivedajoyous responseinaletterfromaMonsieurSpindler inFrance,reportingjubilantlythathetoo, hadindependently,cometoidenticalexperimental conclusionsasDr.Hauschka. From:"TheCaseForRadionics" By:Dr.RolfSchaffranke 09Dr.T.GalenHieronymus -3EXPERIMENTALWORKFROMTHENOTESOF DR.T.GALENHIERONYMUS.Ph.D. I.Gatherleavesfromvariousplants. Puteachleafinatesttube. Makelabelforeach.Labelsheet. Check9-49foreachleaf.Record figuresforeach.Checkandmeasure 23-25(chlorophyll),record. Sugar5-70 Sodium82-42 Iron49-27 Nitrogen12-19 Manganese73-71 Calcium24 -4 CarbonDioxide47-67 Cobalt72-84 Copper73-28 Chlorine37-93 Acidity34-84 Alkalinity26-4\ II. Treesbreathe.Checkleafforpoisons thatcouldhavebeenabsorbedfrom sprays,etc. Seelistofpoisonsinbook.Which poisonsarecommonlyusedinsprays forpesticides?Whichpoisonscould havebeenabsorbedbytreesor bushesfromrun-offafterspraying? Checkleavesforthese. III. Gatherspecimensofwaterfrom well,neighborswatersupply,lakes, streamsandsurroundingmunicipalities( whichhavetheirownwatersupply. ~ Dr.T.GalenHieronymus -4Checkfor: 2-4D Malathion Parathion Paraquat Temik Lanoxin I 2 5- 2 . 5 7.5-1.5 Ton2-87 8 ~ 5 ~ 4 8Ton37-94,16-25, 7.5-29 3.25-7.75 30.25-34.25 41.25-31.75 Dr.T.GalenHieronymus -5MODERNFARMINGPROBLEMS Plantdiseasesandtheeliminationofplant pestsarecostingthiscountry'sfarmersand ranchersaroundSixBillionDollarsayear. Thinkaboutthat!SixBillionDollarsayear! ThecostisnotonlySixBillionDollars ayear,buttheendresul tsareEnvironmental Pollution,poisoningoffruitandvegetables designedforthemarket,andalltheensuing humanpoisoningandmiserythatresultsfrom thesepoisonedcrops,andthecumulativeachievementsofpoisonsprays,powders,etc.used todaytoeliminatethebugpopulation,and theplantdiseaseinfections. Theprinciplechangesinthelastthirty yearshavebeenthattheinfestationsofinsect pestshavebecomemorenumerous,andthecost ofchemicalspraysandpowdershaveshown asteadyincrease.Land,initspollutedstate, becomeslessfertileanduseableasoneof thegreatresourcesofthepeopleinthis country.Acidrainhasbecomeaproblem,stemming fromindustrialpollutionoftheatmosphere. Themassivepollutionofthesoilandair andwaterleadstosmallerfruit,andless nutritionalvalueofthefruitandvegetables. Thebiologicalbalanceisconstantlysubjected toourpracticesofplowing,intensecultivation, clearingofnewland,domesticatingplants, closegrazingpractices,etc.Itistimeto approachtheproblemsofthisimbalancein amannerthatrecognizesman'srelationship withNature. Asforinsectpests,thereareover30,000 insectswhichattackourplantcropsgrown forfibercropsorforfood,tosaynothing( ofallthemanyinsectsanddiseasesthat ~ DR.T. GALENHIERONYMUS -6I -attackourflowers,ornamentalshrubsand lawns,andshadetrees. Weusegreenplantssomuchthatweare apttotakethemforgranted.Thereusesinclude food,clothing,andmanyotherthings.But thatisnotallthesignificanceofplants. Greenplantsarelivingfactoriesthatmanufacturethebasicmaterialsoflife.They absorbcarbondioxideandgiveoffoxygen. Sowemayacknowledgethathumanandanimal lifearebothdependentonthesurvivaland growthofgreenplants. @Dr.T.GalenHieronymus -7I.Experimenttoshowmagneticaligmentof PlantiscriticaltoLifeVitality(9-49) I.ArbitrarilymarkIpointonplantwitl. chalkorcrayon( 2.Rotateplantthroughcardinalpoints, testingvitalityofplantateachpoint. a.N- 275 NE- 295 E- 522 SE- 406 S- 186 SW86 W- 218 NW96 N- 222 b.Checkalso: NNW- 195 ESE-704 SSW64 @Dr.T.GalenHieronymus -8N B w t - - - - ~ - - - IB s DIAGRAMFORPLANTORIENTATIONEXPERIMENT @Dr.T.Galen"Hieronymus -9PERIODICELEMENTSCHART AtomicIf (H) HydrogenGas@ 70F57-88 Non-Metal 2(He) HeliumGas@ 70F34.25-57 Non-Metal 3(Li) LithiumMetal51.25-46 4(Be)BerylliumBothMetal&56-67.25 Non-Metal17-38 46.5-64 5(B)BoronNon-Metal24-52.5 6(C)Carbon52-75" 47-32 17.5 -39.5/ 41-21 53.5-34.5 58.5-42 7(N)NitrogenGas@ 70F12-19 Non-Metal 8(0)OxygenNon-Metal44-49 9(F)FluorideNon-Metal85-72 10(Ne)Neon(inertgas)19.25-45 11(Na)SodiumMetal82-42 82-100 12(Mg) MagnesiumMetal27-13 56.5-47.5 13(AI) AluminumMetal&16-77 Non-Metal3 9 - 2 3 . ~47-39 14(Si) SiliconMetal&90-.89 Non-Metal