KFSSI EDUCATION Agriculture Teachings

The GANS, the source of plasma never runs out. It never needs replacing, and tiny amounts of it will allow for food production in some of the most arid conditions on earth.

Learn the ways of Plasma, find its applications and uses!

There are many benefits to the Plasma technology use in Agriculture

How it works

Increased productivity

The potential for growing plants, enhancing yields and creating better environments around the plants seems to be immense. With full understanding of how plants absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, Mehran Tavakoli Keshe designed a technology that replicates a plant’s leaf for the effective capture of CO2 and other gases in their Nano states (GANS).

Food and fiber production

GANS waters are used to change the field strength environment around a plant, providing either the relevant plasma energy for growth, or stabilizing temperatures, or controlling pests by strengthening the plant. Liquid plasma virtually eliminates the need for fertilizers and pesticides.

Soil Fertility management

Plants are 42-45% Carbon, 45% Oxygen, 6% Hydrogen and 0.1-0.6% Nitrogen, (total c.96%), and so we can understand that the C and O plasmatic fields directly interact with and bring balance to most of the primary systems.

Plant and livestock health

The new plasma technology has potential to completely revolutionize agricultural practices, enhance environmental health and healthy living for both producers and consumers, and virtually eliminate external inputs in agricultural systems across the world.

What is the role of Plasma in Food and Agriculture. The knowledge is here. Learn about the Soul of each being, learn about the emotions of the plant. Learn to Give more than you Take!

The Principles Of Plasma
in Food and Agriculture

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It Really Works

PLASMA AGRICULTURE

Step 1 : Get Motivated

Set The Stage

Choosing The Structure On Which You Want To Start Your Experiment

Step 1 : Get Motivated

Step 2 : Add Plasma Fields

Allow The Plasma Fields To Interact

Set Your Plasma Fields Among the Seedlings

Step 3 : Watch It Grow

Less Than A Month Results

Lettuce Is Happily Developing Enjoying Plasmatic Field Interactions

Step 3 : Watch It Grow

Step 4 : Measure the Results

Compare With Your Regular Production

Plasma Lettuce

Regular Water Lettuce

Step 5 : Experiment Unlimited Possibilities

Expand Repeat Expand Repeat

Enjoy Yourself Living Every Experiment And Teach Others To Share Your Joy!
And Remember To Respect All Living Being! You Are Giving Life With Every Plant You Grow!

Step 5 : Experiment Unlimited Possibilities

Testimonials for Food, Agriculture or Gardening with Keshe Plasma Science and Technology!

Happy gardening!

Maarten Udema - Tue January 12th Netherlands

We are getting very impressed when we use Co2 Gans water on our plants! The cat grass is a nice example of how plants like it. We buy it once a month so we know how it grows. This one with gans water is seriously bigger then we ones we fed with normal water.Cut the straw inside the bottle about 10 cm from the bottom. Put gans water in the bottle, about 10%. Fill up the bottle with normal water. When it is finished about 10 cm will remain. Fill it up again with normal water. Let it mix for a couple of hours and use again. Repeat this process again and again.No difference in the cat's eating behavior but when we are making Co2 health pads she likes sitting on them.

Lerden Evelyn - Thu December 15th Vienna, Austria

Dried herbs do not lose their color they remain green. Plant growth was twice as much this year. In October, I had many small green cherry tomatoes and green salads, I took them and placed them in my living room, all tomatoes were red within two and three weeks. Last year 2015 in the autumn I did the same as I had no idea of plasma and the tomatoes have all remained green.

The rain water in my garden I have already tested twice on different days, it has a PH value of 7.5. In the garden I have a star formation with three coated glass beads filled with Ch3, ZNOCO2, CUO2 and Aminos run.

Neil Howe - Wed November 16th Australia

6 months ago one of 2 mango trees started to die, it was the same size as its sister on the right but suddenly stopped growing and started dropping leaves and yellowing. Something had damaged the roots. After a while it was 1 metre smaller than its sister tree.

After attending a Keshe workshop in Murwillumbah in early september I placed a plasma patch with co2, zno and ch3 on its trunk for 2 weeks, then I began to water its roots and trunk with 4 buckets of water a day, each bucket having 20 ml of plasma water from a co2/ zno Gans. After another 2 weeks you can now see it starting to recover and new shoots are appearing at the branch ends. I dont have any co2/sea gans yet but that will be the next treatment next month.