French and Romanian languages joined forces
On Fri, 17 Aug 2018, we have joined forces of two language communities: French speaking community and Romanian speaking community. We have both been involved in teaching, experimenting and expanding the Plasma Science and Technology taught by the Keshe Foundation. Since this was happening in our native languages, the groups were limited on possibilities. This has led to the joining of the groups into one meeting with the purpose of cross-language knowledge transfer.
The participants from both French and Romanian groups were very excited and have used this time to expand their knowledge.
Fred E.: “The teaching session where we were invited by the Romanians was really rich in discoveries! For 3 years they have used this technology in their agriculture and the results are stunning. I was very moved during the session to see how the Romanian people have united to discover, learn, practice and teach plasma science.” Fred Erique mentions while expressing the desire to see the same drive in the French community as well.
“As Mr Keshe said, the countries previously considered poor are going to make incredible progresses. The countries so far industrialized will be the most archaic...
There are some photos of the extraordinary results in agriculture obtained by Romanians through their use of Plasma, considering they had 3 months of nonstop rain and went directly to 50 degrees Celsius. Thanks to them for sharing. Their advancement in Plasma Technology is the result of intensive research.”
How did you come to the idea of merging the French and Romanian communities?
Fred E. “I was happy because we have many things to learn from each other and the topic was very attractive. It was about Plasmaculture. Most of the Romanians speak French and they are used to join our public Zoom meetings and one day they invited us to a special meeting to discuss about “plasma protection system for agriculture”. I was very excited about it because we don’t have any information about using Plasma in agriculture, so it was a good point to start.”
What was your overall impression about the session?
Fred E.: “This was awesome! Fantastic! We learned a lot of things and it was very, very interesting. I was very impressed because all the nations were getting to the same goal. It was very interactive, and a lot of Romanian participants had something to share. They showed us some pictures of huge sunflowers – bigger than people – tomatoes, cucumbers, beans and many more, all of impressive sizes. So, they taught us many ways to practice Plasmaculture. They taught us that in autumn we can put CH3 GANS water into the soil and when the spring comes, we can create ash by burning all the dry leaves and branches and mix that ash with CO2 GANS water and pour it into the soil, at the root of the plants. “
You, as a reader, might ask yourself: what is the reason of all of this? The purpose of CH3 GANS water is to energize the soil. Since old times and up to today, burning the soil before cultivating it or immediately after removing the crops was a proven practice as an effective soil fertilizer. The addition of CO2 GANS water will enhance the fields of this natural fertilizer, it encapsulates the information of this nutrient, and helps radiating it on a larger surface. This will provide better nourishment to the plants for a longer period and, at the same time, it does not negatively disrupt the soil composition.
Fred E.: “They also taught us to keep the seeds of the plants in CO2 GANS water for 24-48h to restore them to their natural genome. When creating the GANSes, we were advised to use magnesium salt (MgCl) in the mix of salts because magnesium is at the base of the structure of the plants. Then use these GANSes - CO2, ZnO and CH3 - in containers with plastic caps and put them near the root and top of the plant. “
CO2 GANS water helps the plant to be more robust and thicker while CH3 GANS water helps the plant to grow higher.
Fred E.: “We have learned to prepare plasma water for watering the plants once a week. And since then, I have started applying all this knowledge in my own garden.”
Plasma water for watering the plants can be prepared into a large barrel in which regular water is placed. There can be added containers with CH3 and CO2 GANS inside the barrel for the water to memorize the plasma fields’ strength.
Are there more meetings planned in the future? What topics would you like to approach?
Fred E. Yes, we will have the next meeting in October. Most likely we will continue the Plasmaculture topic.
" I am happy and grateful for the opportunity of attending such meetings. I think there are many more people who apply Plasma Technology in agriculture, health, transport and so on. I wish all of us to share experiences and achievements at our next meetings. Thank you, Mr. Keshe, my colleagues from the Romanian and French groups and to all knowledge seekers!" - Giani B.
"Your vitality, your wish of sharing gave the gift of a great deep joy to share, experience and get enlightened. Thank you infinitely!" - Christiane L.
"It was an interesting meeting and we should continue on this path because that meeting was just the introduction and much more information could be added by both sides." - Stefan S.
"I was delighted to attend this interesting meeting and I am eager to participate at our next meetings which will take place soon." - Adrian F.
"Great knowledge exchange, lots of interesting things to share, many beautiful souls to gather - this is how I describe our meeting. And this will continue because it’s a great opportunity to grow as individuals and as groups. This is how you discover you are part of something bigger than yourself and this is how you remove all borders between the people around mother Earth. Thanks to everyone for sharing the knowledge, the experiments and the ideas!" - Marius P.
"It was a meeting with a lot of goodwill and a special interest for me, personally, and I was delighted to introduce the agricultural experiment in French language, which I have not spoken for about 25 years! Several topics were discussed, and as a result, I remained impressed by the fact that studying Plasma Science and its applications is not limited by any barrier. Neither living in different countries nor speaking different languages nor the fact that each of us has studies in different fields - anyone can study the Plasma and can share knowledge for the benefit of all mankind!" - Radii B.
