Georges Lakhovsky’s Multi-Wave Oscillator

[LuisP]

Don't mind the tree, or the plants to its right.
This is Summer and blooming has faded but they keep looking, and being, fine.

Look at the grass.

An almost semi-circle of "thirsty" grass has meanwhile appeared around the Jacaranda.

I have 2 sprinklers on either side of it, one on its right some 20 feet away and one on its left, another 20 or so feet away.
Grass is sprinkled daily, same has it has been for years.

And in February, it was well "fed" and needing a good mowing, same as all the other.

I installed GL's ring around the tree in early April.

In May, the grass looks (and was) "mowed", and looked same as the rest.
In June, to the tree's front a "dry patch" appears.
And In September, well ....see for yourselves.
Not just to its front, but also to its left (or background, as seen in the pic).

Now this September picture is curious because the shadow you see from the tree points almost exactly North, and it is very clear that the dry grass patches are almost identical in size to either side of it.

As I said, GL's ring around the tree is open ended, facing North.


Plants around the tree are fine. Grass, isn't.
That "zone" of grass surely needs a lot more water than it has been "drinking", which used to be enough .... but now clearly isn't !


Makes me wonder. And speculate.

[wags]

Luis,

Has the lawn been mowed with same frequency and at same time of year? Ambient soil and air temperature are also factors.

Grass is a complex multi species thing. The composition of the species is very dependent upon when and how hard it is mown. It is not a straightforward subject, I spent a couple of years at Agricultural College studying it.

The species mix is important.

[wags]

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[LuisP]

Luis,

Has the lawn been mowed with same frequency and at same time of year? Ambient soil and air temperature are also factors.

Grass is a complex multi species thing. The composition of the species is very dependent upon when and how hard it is mown. It is not a straightforward subject, I spent a couple of years at Agricultural College studying it.

The species mix is important.

Wags
I am a very undisciplined mower. I look at it, and I mow it when it just looks too big. It has always been like that for more than 10 years.
Soil and grass are, well, "the same", and I've not changed it, nor have I "added" anything to it for at least 2 years now (last time I sprinkled it with "chemical additives" was in 2012). Just placed the copper ring around the tree in April this year.

What I find curious (don't you ?) is the fact that only there and only this year (no pics from before years, so you'll have to take my word on that) has this enormous "dry patch" come up. And if you have a lawn with grass, maybe you're like me - always on the lookout for dry patches ! for I like an even, greeny lawn.

And - for the record, which can be verified - this year Summer has been very mild, in fact the mildest since 2001 far as oficial records say ! So, no excessive temperatures justify abnormal "thirst", and even if were that the case, why only there ? the pic shows a lot more of grass and one can see it is almost uniform, meaning, no dry patches elsewhere.

Then again, of course something else may explain it. I'm no botanist or scientist, I just cal it as I see it and posted the pics here to just convey my baffled observations.

I'll keep posting pics. We'll see how it evolves.

[wags]

I appreciate that Luis,

Grass is a strange subject and the composition changes naturally because of the mowing and nutrients fed, more N03 the more it favours Rye Grass for example. The time of year and how short is critical also.

The water uptake also varies due to the temperature and foliage cover of the tree with the ring. The botanical area is fraught with variables!

Wags

[LuisP]

Yes, foliage had me thinking too. It is a fact that grass under shade underdevelops and that the "zone" in question had been devoid of any whatsoever for close to 3 years, only now, this year, the tree having regained a semblance of "foliage". And as you can see by its shadow pointing North as stated, it corresponds to - roughly - its moving along the day as the Earth rotates from early morning, when shadow points towards pic forefront, to days end, when shadow will have circled completely and be pointing towards pic background.

But I have to discount that.
Firstly, a lot more foliage was there for years when the tree had its health and grass under it never looked like that. Secondly, as you can see by the present foliage's shadow, it is a very indecent shadow, hardly covering any sunlight at all. Thirdly, and foremost, it is a well irrigated spot ! how can it be feeling such thirst ? Moreover, a couple hours more from time of pic and shadow from the house iself will have covered that zone while futher down the lawn it will still be under Sun's scorch for at least an additional 2 hours, meaning, this now dried grass zone gets relief much sooner than rest of lawn.

I mean, it is disconcerting.

Now, let's not mince words - either GL was right and the copper ring functions as an antennea for "cosmic rays" to be collected, or it doesn't. If it does, the question that immediately comes to my mind is : since a very significant improvent is seen on my Jacaranda, is that improvement not gained at the expense of "energy" (water) being required that deprieves grass from it ? I mean, when I started to take Hemp oil I got almost uncontrollably famished for a few days and for the first time ever had to break protocol and eat while working (a big no-no except if you're a female, sorry for my candour but thats the way it is with us misogynist pigs in my line of work !) so is that not exactly what is happening with my Jacaranda ? Difference being I dialed and asked for it while he has to "snatch" it from others, that is, the encompassing grass ?

Again, just speculating.

But that it looks like it ... well, it does.

[kevin]

LuisP,

I am a dowser.
Trying to puzzle out the basics.
Polarity and equator, plants so call grow at ninty degrees to the surface plane, why?
Leaves are pointing 360 degrees around the pole, why?

Why does life require water?
What is the water enabling and supplying?

Why are the leaves falling off so early this year?

Instead of so called ...growing....perhaps transmutation may be what is occuring?
A compression of memorised patterns that is enabled by a duality of spin charges.
The DUALITY of spin is the key, it creates attraction of the opposite.
Water is a carrier, Viktor Schauberger is one of My most admired obscure scientists.

Spin.

Kevin

[Mikado14]

Several thoughts come to mind but water is not one of them.

Transmission nodes come to mind that are being emitted from the ring. These nodes will affect the ability of the grass to grow. I have seen this with EM transmission.

Just a thought for now.

Mikado

[LuisP]

LuisP,

Polarity and equator, plants so call grow at ninty degrees to the surface plane, why?
Leaves are pointing 360 degrees around the pole, why?

Kevin

Never have thought about that !
Very intriguing questions indeed ....

So,
what's your take, Hobbit ?

[LuisP]

Transmission nodes come to mind that are being emitted from the ring. These nodes will affect the ability of the grass to grow. I have seen this with EM transmission.

Mikado

Care to clarify that a bit, Mikado ? as in, dumb it down to plain English ?