On the Track of Water's Secret
- from Viktor Schauberger to Johann Grander

A success story in nine languages by Hans Kronberger and Siegbert Lattacher.

Does water have a secret, still unknown properties? Conventional science says no, naturalists say yes. Hundreds of personal reports were read; a number of users interviewed; and secret experiments observed. Scientists who have taken up the challenge of studying the mystery of water are quoted. Their amazing findings could shake the foundations of traditional natural science.

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ISBN 3-901626-01-8/Uranus Publishing, Vienna

German, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Polish, Chinese, Hebrew

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Johann Grander

A biography by Susanne Dobesch.

Johann Grander made it from being a misunderstood nonconformist who, despite all resistance from modern science, was of the opinion that water is capable of recording and emitting information, to being a dialogue partner who is to be taken seriously in innovative scientific circles. The biography about Johann Grander charts out his background through difficult times of need, from his childhood work in Tirol to a recognised discoverer. Johann Grander is a symbol for the conflict between every traditional department of university natural science that wants to see water reduced to the formula H20 and the naturalist who, like the homoeopath, assigns unbelievable abilities to water.

The book contains 168 pages, numerous pictures and an essay on the encounter between natural science and the naturalist?s field observation. 

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ISBN 3-901626-29-8/ Uranus Publishing, Vienna

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