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Contents: |
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Foreword by Alick Bartholomew |
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Introduction |
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Chapter 1: The making of a
Water Wizard |
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Chapter 2: The Winding Way
to Wisdom |
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Chapter 3: Feeling the
Earth's Pulse |
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Chapter 4: Eggs and
Egg-shapes |
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Chapter 5: The Rhythms of
Life |
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Chapter 6: Natural
Magnetism |
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Chapter 7: How Things Grow |
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Chapter 8: Life Energies |
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Chapter 9: A Material
Difference |
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Chapter 10: The
Inheritance, The Inspiration and The Vision |
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Chapter 11: Passing the
Baton |
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Chapter 12: Into the
Twenty-first Century |
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A conversation with Frau Ingeborg
Schauberger |
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Sources, Contacts and Applications |
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References and Further Reading |
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Index |
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Reviews
From the Ecologist, March 2007:
"Schauberger was a visionary whose ideas were so far ahead of his time that they are
still hard to comprehend now. Even attempting to summarise them in a short review would be next
to meaningless. What is most important about the man, though, to which Cobbald's elegantly
written biographical account of his life provides a wonderful introduction, is his belief that
if we want to live with nature, we should spend time watching and learning from it. Schauberger
spent his life doing just this, and for those of us too busy to notice the changing of the
seasons, as much as anything this book is a salient reminder of the merits of slowing down,
taking time and asking why"
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