Download or read book Nature's Twist: Water and the Spirals of Life written by Karl D. Moore and published by . This book was released on 2019-07-26 with total page 302 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Nature's Twist is an exploration of the world based on spin, and in particular, the vortex. It is perhaps a little-known fact that everything spins, from quantum states to galaxies. Nature likes to generate vortices and form all sorts of spiralling shapes because of a fundamental law of physics that requires all bounded energy to rotate. On top of this, electrodynamics tells us that any rotating object will also self-magnetise, which adds an electrical dimension to the humble vortex. This turns it into a ubiquitous and versatile form that exhibits unique and essential properties necessary for the evolution and expression of life. The occurrence of the vortex at the smallest scales may even be responsible for the emergence of space and time, which form through spinning out of a deeper level of reality. When water is included in the world of spin, another fascinating level of interplay reveals more extraordinary properties. Besides water's ability to develop superfluidic or suctional properties, or to cleanse and re-energise itself through its spiralling motion, it can also form nano-structures and oscillating coherent regions that provide it with a unique ability to selectively absorb and emit energy, and information. This opens up new possibilities for understanding the latent potential and subtle capabilities of the human organism and for energy medicine in general. The vortex is a ubiquitous, dynamic entity that serves many functions on many scales. Spin is at the basis of all phenomena. Everything can be reduced to this simple flow of energy; a flow that forever twists, bends, and curls.