Electroculture: Lecture 1: Magnetic Antennas with Yannick Van Doorne

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

Комментарии • 43

  • @Frickevin
    @Frickevin Год назад +5

    This is invaluable information. I can't express how grateful I am via txt. Thankyou so much ! 😊🙏

  • @jonbrillo5701
    @jonbrillo5701 Год назад +6

    Thank you Yannick for your work !!!

  • @johnnyelectric4844
    @johnnyelectric4844 Год назад +4

    Here in Canada bc. Got 3 friends creating antennas!

  • @MariaEduarda-fj3wr
    @MariaEduarda-fj3wr 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks for your lecture
    I have been enjoying a lot

  • @simoncrooks7441
    @simoncrooks7441 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks for this grate presentation

  • @10lbsbiscuit83
    @10lbsbiscuit83 8 месяцев назад +1

    Wonderful

  • @TEXAS-SMITH
    @TEXAS-SMITH Год назад +6

    The Earths magnetic field is in chaos and moving. I would not bury my lines and expect them to work for the rest of my life. The poles are about to flip due to man made destruction of the planet. This should be considered before burying. I have chosen to leave mine above ground to be able to fine tune them back to true north and south in the future. Thank you for your work. Peace.

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад

      Thanks for your comment.

    • @ca-126-kennels7
      @ca-126-kennels7 Год назад

      When nature wants it back by it takes nothing man made can stop it

    • @BennWhistler
      @BennWhistler 5 месяцев назад +3

      Our lifespans are immeasurably short compared to earth years. Humans do not affect climate or field.
      Just human ego out of control my friend. Don't worry. You are fine

  • @krzysztofflis1847
    @krzysztofflis1847 Год назад

    Thank you

  • @constancewulf6520
    @constancewulf6520 Год назад +2

    Been following you like crazy before you put the info in englishLOL! Ive dpread to word to everyone I know herr in alberta canada and we are avidly creating and spreading the word. Thank you so much for sll your research. Where can i find the books in english,?

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +1

      Hi Constance :)
      The book will be available in about a month to the public. If you’re subscribed, we’ll keep you posted here.

  • @LavenderLori406
    @LavenderLori406 Год назад +1

    Angela! Awesome to get your email response this morn. These graphics are wonderful. Are they included in a book that Yannick has put together? I will look in video description. Thank you for these videos!

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +1

      Hi Lori!
      Yes, these graphics are part of a beautiful collection that Yannick had made and the book is filled with them. I’m so glad you appreciate them because I found them particularly beautiful myself.
      Students of Yannick’s upcoming course receive a PDF copy of the book as well.
      Here is a link to his upcoming course for anyone interested:
      www.electrocultureandmagnetoculture.com/electroculturecourse.html#

  • @theboraxbandit9563
    @theboraxbandit9563 Год назад +1

    Interesting. The north vs south pole contradicts what I've currently come to learn. It was Ken Wheeler aka Theoria Aphophasis that originally taught me that south pole excites the seeds not the north pole, and I did read papers that would suggest this. I'm a little confused now.

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад

      Yes, the south polarity of a magnet will stimulate root development. Davis & Rawls, Magnetism and It’s Effects on the Living System (1974).

    • @u-drive8371
      @u-drive8371 Год назад

      I'd like the answer to this too, so much contradiction out there plus with the Geographical and Magnetic North Pole terms being used interchangeably just adds to the confusion xP

    • @theboraxbandit9563
      @theboraxbandit9563 Год назад

      @@u-drive8371 Seriously! I think the best bet would be to conduct your own experiments and decide for yourself.

  • @homesteadhaven6024
    @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +1

    Yannick Van Doorne has a new online course in English starting in a couple weeks on electroculture techniques and applications. It’s $400 CAD and includes a detailed manual of the techniques and installations with descriptive photos. You can register here if you’re interested.
    www.electrocultureandmagnetoculture.com/electroculturecourse.html

  • @josepharmbruster5537
    @josepharmbruster5537 Год назад +1

    I love this but I have one question, please. What gauge wire to use? Can it be galvanized steel? Copper? Coated copper?

  • @EenChristJesus
    @EenChristJesus 6 месяцев назад

    Walk us through the process you use to coat the magnets in the beeswax.

  • @starraider25
    @starraider25 Год назад

    Does the north pole of a magnet, attracts or repels the red arrow of a compass?

  • @luisjdavis
    @luisjdavis Год назад +3

    United States Department Of Agriculture, Bulletin NO. 1379. 1926 peer reviewed study from the 1850's.If you can get to the PDF file you will be greatly rewarded. Happy Gardening !

    • @Peter-cd3us
      @Peter-cd3us 5 месяцев назад

      dn790004.ca.archive.org/0/items/electroculture1379brig/electroculture1379brig.pdf

  • @LavenderLori406
    @LavenderLori406 Год назад +1

    I'm a little confused about the north south magnetic field of Earth.
    I'm going to test my magnets for their polarity. Put it on the south end of the wire with the north aspect of the magnet pointing north. If I understand it right.
    And also how long is the wire? I read something elsewhere about the lakhovsky coil being a cubit in length.

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +2

      Yes, you’ve understood it correctly - we place the magnet at the south end of the wire (because the electromagnetic current runs northbound) and yes, the north aspect of the magnet is pointed north. Makes sense, right? The wire can be as long as you need - hundreds of meters!
      I have also heard that the ideal length of a lakhovsky coil is a royal cubit (20.6-20.64”) and I’ve had some interesting experiences with it at different lengths (I’d love to know what you discover in your experiments). That lecture with Yannick is upcoming. In the course, you’ll be able to ask these specific questions in the live Q&A section. Looking forward to meeting you Lori :)

  • @LavenderLori406
    @LavenderLori406 Год назад

    Sorry so many questions! I I'm curious about using this in the negative connotation for large areas of impossible-to-get-rid-of noxious invasive weeds. Angela or Yannick have you experimented with that at all?

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +1

      You ask such good questions. In the book you will read a brief section where Yannick suggests we consider using our understanding of frequency to remove weeds and promote the growth of what we wish to see. He gives a great example of railway tracks and how to eradicate weeds that grow along them. Combining this idea with my understanding of the important work that ‘weeds’ do, there’s much for us to learn and consider, but in theory this is totally possible.

  • @Frickevin
    @Frickevin Год назад +1

    Quick question, I couldnt find the answer in the lecture. What's the best length of wire to use ? Also checking that the magnets are facing south and wire facing north? Thanks

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +2

      The wire can extend indefinitely. (100 m or more). The magnets are situated on the south end of the wire. Be sure to orient your magnets properly : the north polarity of the magnet to geographic north. The wire is headed north from the magnet and must be lined up south to north. This does not work if the wires are running east-west.

    • @Frickevin
      @Frickevin Год назад +1

      @@homesteadhaven6024 I'll be definitely giving this a go! I've already been using copper coils so I'm really excited about lecture 2 as this is the topic. I've been looking for actual practical information that embodies the directions of how to use this concept. Most of the time the info is about what the tech does but not how to use it. I'm learning so much and very quickly! I feel like we are in the midst of a great unveiling and some very important information is being released. Things that question our frame's of mind. We can make such changes in our lives that will have such a positive effect on our earth with this information. It's so important we are obligated to follow.

    • @homesteadhaven6024
      @homesteadhaven6024  Год назад +3

      I think Matteo Tavera’s SACRED MISSION will speak to you deeply. If you have time, it’s not very long, but very powerful:
      homesteadhaven.ca/s/Tavera_sacred_mission_2008.pdf

    • @Frickevin
      @Frickevin Год назад +1

      @@homesteadhaven6024 I'll definitely have a look thankyou.

    • @anth115
      @anth115 Год назад

      ​​@@homesteadhaven6024hy not? Where are the tests saying it doesn't work east vs west etc he can't just say it doesn't work without explanation

  • @benlanzer4040
    @benlanzer4040 Год назад +1

    Can I use copper wire for this?

    • @stevengonzalez7729
      @stevengonzalez7729 5 месяцев назад

      ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxPJMkEkat9AxZYjKc56g8u7D_DMDhlgwQ?si=ihFjNSkZVvISCxhH

    • @stevengonzalez7729
      @stevengonzalez7729 5 месяцев назад

      Galvanized steel is pheromagnetic

  • @paulodoleys6691
    @paulodoleys6691 5 месяцев назад

    Bom dia. Moro Sul do Brasil . Estou estudando ElectroCulture. Peço se voce puder me mandar apostilas sobre esse assunto lhe envio meu E mail. Obrigado

  • @peggystephens4703
    @peggystephens4703 Год назад +1

    Iron is not the best to use. Wood is better.