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A Simplified Explanation
Pathcurve forms are mathematical constructs inherent in all living things. They were first discovered in the nineteenth century by Felix Klein and Sophus Lie and are the forms or shapes which all living things must follow as they grow. Pathcurves are most obvious and apparent in the development of buds, pine cones or eggs but their influence can be demonstrated in the formation of such diverse structures as the human embryo, the aorta and even the pineal gland.  Computer images produced from measurements of duck eggs The relationship between the life force and pathcurve forms was first remarked upon by the great Rudolph Steiner in the spring of 1920 and today the leading researcher working in this field is the brilliant mathematician Lawrence Edwards whose book entitled The Vortex of Life: Nature’s patterns in space and time is published by Floris Books (ISBN 0-86315-148-5). In this book, and amongst his other work based on painstakingly accumulated measurements and data amassed over twenty-seven years of scientific observation, Lawrence Edwards has been able to demonstrate that pathcurve forms are the result of two interlocking vortices flowing in opposing directions, up from the earth and down from the cosmos. My own work with air ionisation has enabled me to demonstrate that the diurnal flow of electrons between the earth and the ionosphere takes place in spirals. And further to demonstrate that it is these spirals or vortices which form the contraflow of forces at the surface of the earth, which all growing structures use as the lattice within which to take form.  The cone of the Scots Pine (left), the cone of the Larch (right) Energy spiralling up from the surface of the earth is influenced by the earth’s negatively charged magnetic field which imparts to it an anti-clockwise spin. Conversely energy reaching the earth from the sun is positively charged and has therefore a clockwise spin.
To the human eye beauty is symmetry and the beautiful curves produced in the movement of these opposing flows of energy describe or follow the lines of what to us are some of the most beautiful fundamental forms in nature. 
The fact that they always follow these forms, coupled with the fact that all living structures follow these forms, indicate that not only are these forms/shapes fundamental to the flow of life but they also have special properties. Contained in each of these forms there is a dynamic for growth which requires only movement to set its potential in motion. To activate its vortex-creating aspect. This quality/attribute of pathcurve forms can best be demonstrated using an egg in a column of water.
The earth rising combination of forces is what counterbalances gravity enabling all living things to grow up from the surface of the earth. If it were not for this force, then because of the pressure/force of gravity everything would grow flat along the surface of the planet. In order to enhance the potential for energy flow set up by a pathcurve form it is necessary to increase two or more of the component forces that set up that potential. This is done by introducing a very strong magnetic field into the egg form, and then persuading it to take on almost a monopolar orientation, rather like a seed just prior to germination. According to the American scientist Krafft, magnetism is a flow of ether which sets up a field within which electric particles are influenced. The implications of this on the study of gravity are profound since it can be shown that each electron circling around the nucleus causes a magnetic field.  As the electrons spin around the nucleus a magnetic field is created which is constantly changing direction at enormous speeds. The direction of this field is disturbed or “tilted” if an external magnetic field is applied, and this tilting causes the atom or molecule exposed to vibrate.
On any bar magnet there is an area of space between the two poles where neither positive nor negative field effects hold sway. This is known as a neutral sheet because it spreads out in a thin sheet between the poles as far as the magnets influence extends (theoretically to infinity). The lines of force entering the north negative pole of a magnet revolve in an anti-clockwise direction collimating and pulling energy into that pole. Conversely the lines of force emanating from the south positive pole of a magnet revolve in a clockwise direction pushing energy in the opposite direction. Here I’m referring to the spin direction of electrons which come into the influence of these two fields, north spins counter-clockwise, south spins clockwise. A good way to envisage this structure is to imagine two of the old style lobster pots placed base to base each representing the complex torus of flow lines which revolve in opposite directions round each magnetic pole. 
The driving force or energy source of the P.V.G. then is the constantly flexing, fluctuating field of the earth which in turn derives its energy from the planet’s movement. Planetary movement is complex insofar as there are several basic movements involved as follows:- The planet spins on its axis, it circles the sun, it moves in a helix through space (as part of the solar system as it circles the galactic core) and it is subjected to the flow of magnetic force which circulates in a torus focused around the magnetic poles. 
The vortex field set up by the P.V.G. is activated by a flow of energy which derives from the shaped magnetic field formed within the egg. This extends a considerable distance beyond the egg altering and reinforcing the local geomagnetic field in the process. A local geomagnetic field fluctuates on a diurnal basis being modulated by the movement of the planet in relation to the sun moon and constellations. These modulations effectively flex the energy flowing through the field of the P.V.G. adding a further dynamic to its function. This is of importance to living things since it provides a natural energy source which, by strengthening their polarity, enables them to grow more strongly and with greater vitality. By contributing and enhancing mainly one polarity, that of the earth’s component of the geomagnetic field, the P.V.G. reinforces the strength of the local field which has been steadily falling over the last five hundred years as the earth repolarises. This reinforcing effect has three main functions which are of benefit to living systems. It activates both oxygen and water within its sphere of influence as well as strengthening the adenosine triphosphate reaction. Water is fundamentally a di-pole molecule with one atom of oxygen connected to two atoms of hydrogen. The coupling is not symmetrical since all three components have a tendency to a negative charge however the oxygen atom has a higher negative charge than those of the hydrogen and starts to draw the bonding electrons toward it. Because of this the centre of gravity of the bond between the hydrogen atoms and the oxygen atom is not exactly in the middle between the two, instead it’s closer to the oxygen atom. By having these bonding electrons closer to it the oxygen gets a slight negative charge but because of this the two hydrogen atoms become poorer so they get a slight positive charge. Now there are two charges present in this water molecule and for that reason water is called a di-pole (two poles, the positive pole at the hydrogen atoms and the negative pole at the oxygen atom). When this unstable structure comes into the field of influence of the P.V.G. then the two hydrogen atoms (being of opposite polarity) are strengthened by nature of the fact that the positive end of the di-pole is drawn strongly into the negative field of the P.V.G. This causes the bond angle between the hydrogen atoms to increase pulling the centre of gravity of the bond away again from the oxygen atom. In this way the water molecule takes on an extra “charge” which charge can be passed on to living systems where the energy is used to drive their vital processes. This energy then becomes part of the vital reserve of the living system in which the water occurs. Since all living things are composed of up to 90% water this contribution is an important part of the activity of the P.V.G. 
Since water is a di-pole structure the negatively charged oxygen is attracted to the positively charged hydrogen in the water molecule nearest to it. These two make a hydrogen bond which is very delicate but still strong enough to bind large numbers of molecules together. In naturally occurring water about three to four hundred water molecules are connected together through hydrogen bonds at room temperature which in reality gives water the structure of a grand molecule namely H0 300 to 400 and thus the molecular weight of water is not 18 (the sum of 16 oxygen plus 2 hydrogen) but the molecular weight of liquid water at room temperature is actually 18 x 400 and that results in a molecular weight of 7,200.
The A.T.P. synthase enzyme is quite large in relation to the other enzymes ceaselessly at work throughout our bodies. It’s made up of thirty-one separate proteins and three thousand amino acids. It occurs in rod-like structures called mitochondria which are the power houses of our cells. Each mitochondria is fundamentally a step ladder of enzymes which act like a flip-flop or “avalanche circuit” in electrical devices boosting power/energy up the stepladder and storing it in ever more complex enzymic groups. The outside of each rod-shaped mitochondria in a cell is studded with A.T.P. synthase enzymes. One end, the motor, is embedded in the membrane of the mitochondria and the other end where the A.T.P. is made, sits outside the cell. They are connected by an axle called the gamma protein sub-unit which is fixed to the motor in the cell and is free to revolve at the other end. The membrane end of the enzyme is a molecular wheel made up of what are called “C protein sub-units”. This wheel is driven round anti-clockwise by a flow of protons (hydrogen ions) from the final stage on the stepladder of the mitochondria power source. As protons surge out of the mitochondrion this wheel rotates anti-clockwise at speeds of about 100 revolutions a second. 
Attached to the wheel is a bent axle that also turns. This is called a gamma protein sub-unit. It’s supported at its other end outside the mitochondria by a ring of six protein sub-units - three alpha and three beta. These are anchored to the outside of the cell membrane and together form the part of the enzyme that makes A.T.P. 
Because the axle is bent it deforms the ring of protein sub-units as it sweeps around. This flexing action is crucial to the process of adding a phosphate unit to A.D.P. (adenosine diphosphate) to make it into A.T.P. First an A.D.P. molecule is drawn into one of the three beta sub-units of the ring. The hollow in each sub-unit provides ideal conditions for A.D.P. to mate with phosphate to make A.T.P. As the bent axle rotates in the ring it squashes each beta sub-unit in turn, ejecting A.T.P. into the cell. Each beta sub-unit then recharges with A.D.P. and the process repeats. This is called “Boyers binding mechanism” and is the way that cellular energy is made. Three A.T.P. molecules are manufactured with each revolution of the bent axle. 
As has been demonstrated by Professor Masasuke Yoshida in Tokyo 1997, when the C sub-unit motor is induced to run backwards (clockwise) it “burns up” the supply of A.T.P. so that the tissue dies. Run forwards (anti-clockwise) however it gains energy and functions more effectively. The P.V.G. maintains a strong anti-clockwise field which strengthens the local geomagnetic field thus adding considerable vitality to the A.T.P. system which in turn delivers energy to every living cell on earth. The P.V.G. then stimulates, supports and adds vitality to the natural A.T.P. reaction by reinforcing the anti-clockwise spin of the earth’s component of the geomagnetic field. This effect can be observed in water using an electron microscope. When a P.V.G. is immersed in water a fluctuating anti-clockwise motion is set up at a molecular level in the water. This motion extends throughout the area of water influenced by the field effect set up in the vicinity of the P.V.G. And it is through this medium that the P.V.G. stimulates and supports the natural mechanism of the A.T.P. system, thus helping all living systems to run more effectively and vigorously. |
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