by Peter Hewitt The concept of the vortex was central to Schauberger’s work. It is also emerging to have application to fundamental physics. The vortex is a key principle which casts new light on the findings of physics. The vortex points to a completely new understanding of the physical world. At the same time, it […]

by Christopher Seebach When, as children, we see the water spiralling down the bathtub drain, we can become aware that Nature works in a spiral. We later discover other phenomena in which this spin occurs, such as DNA, cyclones, beanstalks, magnets, galaxies and other forms of Nature, but few have considered that the spiral is […]

It is likely that Viktor Schauberger’s ideas, and the research he has inspired, will stimulate radical new thinking about environ­mental care on several different fronts. He criticized prevailing science’s understanding of Nature for ‘thinking one octave too low’. He meant that the mechanical materialistic approach dominated at the expense of a qualitative view of Nature. […]

After Viktor Schauberger’s death, biotechnical research has, in a practical way, concentrated on developing new methods and apparatus for the caring of the environment and for bio­synthesis. In Sweden there has also been background research into the physics of water and forests, from the direction pointed to by Schauberger’s work. Projects for water and air […]

Viktor Schauberger’s life’s work was not buried with him. The thoughts he threw out to the world continue after his death, and inspire other scientists to condnue his works. Soon after Viktor Schauberger’s death a working co­operation was established between those who were closest to him. The Biotechnical Academy was formed in Austria under the […]

The people I have personally met who knew Viktor Schauberger are unanimous in agreeing he was an honest and decent man – natural and hearty, and with a fine sense of humour. If, however, he met with dishonesty or pretence, he became intolerant at once, without regard for the social background of the guilty party. […]

When Viktor Schauberger died, an extraordinary and moving personal crusade ended. All his life he had fought for water, forest and soil, for Nature’s wholeness and order, but he had seldom received any acclaim. Attacked, pursued, persecuted, interned, and finally sick and impoverished, he continued to search for a last chance of realizing his dream […]

Schauberger and his son were flown to Texas. All that was required in documents, models, equipment and such material was despatched to U. S.A. The months of June, July, August and September in Texas are the most uncom­fortable. Was it hoped that Viktor Schauberger would quickly succumb under these conditions – temperature at noon between […]