Viktor Schauberger (30 June 1885 – 25 September 1958) was an Austrian forest caretaker, naturalist, philosopher, inventor and pseudoscientist. These lines were written by the remarkable Viktor Schauberger more than 60 years ago. A man, you might say, who had been sent by God to proclaim once again the true significance of water to ‘enlightened’ modern men. A man of uncompromising honesty and dedication to nature. A man who faced bitter opposition his whole lifetime, before dying alone and impoverished, a broken man. TO BE OR NOT TO BE: In Nature all life is a question of the minutest, but extremely precisely graduated differences in the particular thermal motion within every single body, which continually changes in rhythm with the processes of pulsation." cosmic movement of the vortex with its centripetal inward motion and his incredible inventive mind led him to develop a number of over-unity or free-energy machines.

Viktor’s son Walter attempts an implosion. You can see the water forming a hyperbolic vortex which corresponds exactly to the law of harmony (1/n x n = 1). Hence the term ‘singing tower’.Did the trout, too, owe this capability to the water temperature? No sooner had the thought occurred to him than he decided to find out. He had one hundred litres of water war­­­med up and released into a stream about one hundred metres upstream from a trout. This small amount of water could hardly make a big difference to the stream’s temperature… Yet soon afterwards, the trout became uneasy, and started striking the water forcefully with its fins. It could barely hold itself in position, and indeed soon found itself washed downstream.Schauberger inspired Vortex Solutions for homes, agriculture, industry and Infra-Structure, inlcluding for Ecocities (Eco-Cities) go to: https://www.alivewater.com/vortex-water-revitalizer-product-description Schauberger, Viktor & Coats, Callum: Eco-Technology 3: The Fertile Earth – Nature's Energies in Agriculture, Soil Fertilisation and Forestry (1999, Gateway Books, ISBN 978-1858600604) His examination of nature, and its processes, made him a pioneer in the field of Biomimicry. For example, observing the spiral, twisting movement of a snake swimming, led to According to Schauberger, conventional hydroelectric power plants use ‘explosive’ destructive motion which drops pressure water and chop it through turbines. The result is ‘dead’ water. His suction turbine invention, on the other hand, invigorated water and created clean healthy water. From this, he developed water purification techniques that converted ‘polluted and degraded’ water into pure, vital water.

his revolutionizing of the “log flume”and after watching a brown trout ride on strong levitative currents in a fast flowing stream, Viktor then applied this principal to his biologically inspired engineering, resulting in the“trout turbine” as well as his other vortex mechanics. Unperturbed, he waited until the early hours of the morning, when the water is at its coldest, before releasing the wood into the water at just the right moment. It took only one night to get all the wood, 16,000 cubic metres, down to the valley floor. Later in his career, he would draw further attention with his outstanding log flume. Stones That Float in the Water

A Conversation with Frau Ingeborg Schauberger

SCHAUBERGER, Viktor. Kalte und heiße Maschinen - Kühl - und Heiz Maschinen. Mensch und Technik, vol. 2. 1993.