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The Sacred Listening Room's avatar

These are really ingenious, amazing, thoughtful, future-forward ideas put together so creatively and consciously. I can't wait to see what your discoveries/revelations are!

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Gaby González's avatar

Thanks for the support!!

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Chris's avatar

The Koliskos, who worked with Rudolf Steiner also did this kind of work but with filter papers that stand upright, called capillary dynamolysis. They took urine samples from people and animals and studied the results on the filter paper. In the book ‘Agriculture of Tomorrow’ Lily kolisko says: “...it is possible to use our method of capillary dynamolysis to diagnose in the excretions various diseases. We carried out these observations for more than 15 years, with a large number of healthy and sick people. Dr. Kolisko, as a medical officer in the Waldorf school, Stuttgart, cared for more than 1,200 children and made liberal use of this method for diagnosis; as he did also later on, in his clinic in Burghalde. From this experience we can state, that it is not only possible to give the correct diagnosis for various diseases, but we can also follow up the healing process. Capillary dynamolysis is a very subtle method, which is able to show the beginning of a disturbance in the equilibrium of forces very early, much earlier than is possible with a chemical or microscopical test. The equilibrium of the forces is disturbed before we can see it in actual disease; that means it is possible to prevent the outbreak of a disease in time, and to continue the treatment long enough to ensure a real cure by watching the gradual recovery of the lost equilibrium.”

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Gaby González's avatar

Thanks you Chris!!! Yes agriculture of tomorrow has been one of the most inspiring books I've ever had, that actually umoulsed this work with Chromatography since 2009... I'll definitely take a new look at koliskos experiment and we'll keep working with both of this methodologies to keep their experiment alive and, hopefully, enriched or at least expanded in some way... Thanks so much for your amazing addition to this research...

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