Paramagnetism: Rediscovering Nature's Secret Force of Growth

by Philip S. Callahan

This book is the culmination of all of Callahan's previous works and will certainly be his most popular book to date and a classic for years to come. Quite frankly, the author considers this his most important work ever, as he believes an understanding of paramagnetism — and its practical integration into farming — can save agriculture worldwide. In this one, beautiful little book, Callahan lays out a lifetime of research into low-frequency forces in nature and his discoveries regarding the force of paramagnetism and the amazing effects it has upon soils, plants and people. Join Phil Callahan as schooling, research, life experiences, insight and inspiration come together for the benefit of humankind. Amply illustrated by the author.

Genres: Science, Biology, Gardening, Agriculture

146 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1995

Reviews

[Owen · Rating 4 out of 5]

my favorite farmer friends highly recommended this book and are using some of the concepts on their farm.

this is a culmination of a lifetime of research around soil science, insects, holy places, farming and more specifically, how magnetic rock effects the growth and well being of living things. it is a fast and fascinating read, with relatively plain language. it does not contain all of the answers to my questions about paramagnetism, but before this book, i had no questions about paramagnetism. now i will ask my friends what their results are - is there more growth? what rock are they using? how paramagnetic is it? etc.

the author is catholic and brings god into the discussion, though not as a substitution for science - it did not turn me off from his arguments...his god seemed to go hand in hand with ecology.

check it out if you are a farmy ecology nerd like me!

[Ronald · Rating 4 out of 5]

An excellent little book on the subject of paramagnetism in biology, covering among others the subjects of dowsing, electrogardening, Ley Lines, and others.

Written by someone both an expert in antenna technology and biology, his unique view allows for greater insights into the matter.

Recommended.

[Cheryl Lafferty Eckl · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fascinating read for anyone interested in how the ancients worked with nature.

[Meredith is a hot mess · Rating 1 out of 5]

I like to think of myself as being open-minded but this was too much for me. dnf. Tbh if I ever meet anyone in real life who is super into this I'm going to back slowly away.

[JOSE AGUERO CHACON · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another angle to see nature and the response of insects and plants


... to often unknown but ever present electro magnetic energy. I’m still skeptical on several issues but I’m going to test paramagnetism response by myself using basalt rock dust on a couple plots.

[Anna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Somehow a relatable account of a tough subject for me. A little jumpy and short.

[Sebastian Quijano]

i read this book