"Monotomic Subtle Energy Patterns Induced in Water and their Influence on Plant Growth"

Abstract

W.C. Levengood and Yury Kronn

This research utilized a plasma-based generator containing proprietary components, which separate subtle energy from ordinary electromagnetic energy, providing a final output that emits energy forms that interact with biological systems.

This generator is able to produce a wide variety of subtle energy patterns including energy blueprints of the Periodic Table Elements.

Delineation of these energy patterns involves the recent discovery that subtle energy in water produces spontaneous Charge Density Pulses (CDP) which dissipate with the same precise log-time function as was previously found in living animals, plants and micro-organisms.

When subtle energy patterns of specific atoms (designated here as "phantom atoms") are infused into water we found that: a) each "phantom atom" produces its own unique CDP dissipation curve; b) there is a correlation between the CDP amplitude and the ionization potential of the physical atom, the counterpart of the "phantom atom".

It needs to be mentioned that interstitial "doping" of pure water with the physical diatomic molecules alters the peak amplitude of the CDP dissipation in a manner directly related to the ionization potential of the "doping" ions.

A bioassy technique was established for examining the influence of the "phantom atom" energy on the germination and growth of wheat (Triticum aestivum) seedlings. Compared with the control water (with no energy imprint) the water with the infused subtle energy patterns produced highly significant changes in seedling germination and development with ranges from +77% to -34%; the results being strongly dependent on the specific energy pattern introduced into the water.