THEORY OF POSITIVE DISINTEGRATION

[psionickx]

If we have abandoned ourselves, then we live with in constant pain and tension that others will or are abandoning us also

this gave me the aha! moment

One sits under the stream for hours in trance and the most incredible pain rises out of the flesh.

this sorta leaves me dubious..but on a similar note K does "push out" a lot of previously undealt with issues... im kind of loaded on the pain department as it is.

[Jananz]

It was the most painful experience I have had short of a miscarriage, but because it touches the very heart of our "holding" the pain is exquisite.

• The Spinal Shower—is a 3” column of water falling about 4 feet onto the head and spine is I think the most profound “unblocker” and detoxifier of the central nervous system. Allowing “growth,” that is a deeper synthesis of consciousness and higher neurological integration to occur. The pain that is released is the latency and abuse of a conscious creature living in an unconscious culture. As the tension in the neuromuscular system is felt it is released, thereby permitting greater incarnation and integration.

[psionickx]

question's on the silly side but will ask : can one tweak their regular shower for a smiliar effect ?

[Jananz]

You could take the nozzle off a showerhead and bend the pipe down, but the whole point is having a 3" diameter column of water falling "freely" from mother earth, and not requiring money or power to run. A gravity fed pipe that is concertinaed in a hot box and then run over a ledge on your property would be great if you have land with a stream/spring and changes in elevation. Not many people would actually have a spring of warm mineral water on their property. But you could make a little pagoda for the back yard, over the hottub or a children's pool. Then you use a fountain pump to lift the water up with a drop say of 6' onto the body. And a solar panel or windmill to run the pump.


WATER HEATING AND CENTRAL HEATING
http://www.friendsofgaviotas.org/about.htm —Gaviotas is a 40 year old ecovillage of the imagination…comprising about 200 people in Colombia, South America. http://www.chelseagreen.com/1998/items/gaviotas —Gaviotas, A Village to Reinvent the World, by Alan Weisman

BLACKENING COPPER: In Gaviotas by Alan Weissman he said they discovered a way to make the copper piping in passive solar water heaters jet black. First the piping is rinsed in nitric acid to clean it. Then dipped into a solution of copper sulphate dissoved in sulfuric acid and hydrochloric acid. This black oxidation deposited directly on the copper leads to far greater efficiency in heating the water. In painting the inside of a passive solar heater - iron sand can be mixed with heat resistant black paint. Also if there is a local source of magnetite iron-sand this could be incorporated (sprinkled) into passive heating designs for superheating water…and imparting magnetism. If possible vortex the water through the system for greater efficiency (see Viktor Schauberger).

You could look into making a mirrored disc for water/steam heating if the sunlight is too weak in winter for the standard flat passive heating system.