This kangaroo, who died in 2008, visited often with his family. Their favorites are rose leaves and non-indigenous coloured bulbs.
His successor feels equally at home.

Kangaroos eat whatever they like in our garden. 

 

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Wireless Interactions with Plants

Autumn Roses GoldenDawn

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An animation allegorical to belief in miracles

Birds at Dawn with thanks to Hans Heysen

A Bee

Nandina

 

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Spring Morning
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We are all part of the same Person

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Wireless Communications With Plants.

This is about human-plant interactions

as proven by Cleve Backster.
Our instrument (invention) is
an equivalent for "Galvanic skin response" (GSR)
but it has no physical contact with the subject
(no electrodes).

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Autumn Colours with the sun, through light clouds;
with breaks shining brightly especially on the leaves of Hilda's favorite tree.

This tree responds clearly and strongly with Hilda's touch.

Others tried affecting the tree by touching the trunk and branches. The instrument showed no changes from the baseline wobbles.
Earth Energy lines affect these instruments strongly and consistently. Plant responses successively decline. Plants get bored "like cats" is Steven's summary.

Steven Guth's communications with tree, same as with the geranium cuttings, were huge. The background noise was small compared with the monotonic decline relative to the sunset.
Observations, of the wireless instrument connected to the tree, showed responses, to the same meditations, as having the patterns the same and the time taken much more than the responses from Geranium cuttings.

Some photos and more about these experiments are (in a new window) at
http://westernau.com/PlantResponse/

The project, in 2007, used a new type of wireless-contact materials analyzer.
We enjoyed Cleve Backster's discoveries about plants interacting with people.

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  Autumn Roses with the sunrise gold light glowing on the ground in the background

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  Golden light shines through glowing Autumn clouds

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  Twirly trees; the feelings of being there can be inside a little area

 

Roses bloomed in Winter (usually, only in Spring).  

East valley view; Winter-Spring; a misty morning.

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The sun has just risen; it's behind the tree; the valley is bright with mist and golden leaves.
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The background image was derived from part of a photo of a rose.  The image was cut copied and mirrored to accentuate a .6180339:1 area within the background for an A4 page.

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A 2D representation of a 3D analogy to a multi-dimensional idea to support belief in miracles

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A dawn scene at the home of Rob & Stephanie Gourlay, Braidwood, New South Wales, Australia.

A Bee

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Nandina

A huge tree fell over in Autumn 2009. Of a big collection of garden plants and seedlings, only one seemed to have been hurt.
All the other plants and even decorative garden features were everywhere all around OK where the great tree's branches fell.
It had picked the very best place to fall. It fell at an angle different from how it had been leaning.
It squashed the corner of our house; avoiding squashing one of us watching the violent swirls of leaves and rain on our windows.

This Nandina was lost until, after a few days of sunshine and rain in the last days of Spring 2009;
and after pushing through about 100mm of earth and mulch,

this little optimistic Nandina is OK!

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