I have been writing and speaking lately about how the health of all animals on this planet, including us, comes from the soil. Soil is an extremely complex living universe of microorganisms and insects that break down minerals and organic material into nutrients that can be assimilated by plants, and the animals and insects that eat them. It is this life in soil that also creates monatomic elements (ORMUS) that are profoundly healing and regenerative to living organisms, and it heals our water in the later underground stages of water’s hydrological cycle on Earth. The ORMUS elements that are created in healthy living soil act as superconductors that can pick up and resonate the extremely weak magnetic fields and cosmic energies of the planets and celestial bodies around Earth, even at extreme distances, imparting their healing frequencies into the water, rock crystals, microbes, fungus roots (mycelium), and plant roots in soil. ORMUS elements transferred from soil to into our bodies through consumption of plants create superconductivity in the brain, nervous system, and cells. This ORMUS picks up the extremely weak magnetic fields of surrounding planets and celestial bodies, creating many subtle energetic influences including homeopathic and astrological. Cutting-edge physicists are discovering that atoms of monatomic elements exhibit “nonlocality,” that is, the property of being linked and acting identically, no matter how far apart in the cosmos they get, even when light years away from each other. It is what Einstein called “spooky action at a distance,” for which he and others in the past had no explanation. It is this nonlocality that can connect consciousness, as Lynne McTaggart describes in her book, The Field. David Hudson, the most recognized modern rediscoverer of ORMUS, and other scientists, say our brains and nervous systems are made of about 5% monatomic rhodium and iridium. But to get these into our bodies, we must ingest it from the food chain that comes from  — DIRT! And now ladies and gentlemen, someone has made a movie about the amazing properties of dirt: Dirt! The Movie, narrated by actress Jamie Lee Curtis.

— Ken Rohla

Dirt! The Movie

One of the lessons I’ve learned in this life is, when you gain power, you empower others. Hoarding power in any form (including wealth, strength, information, knowledge, energy, etc.) is always self destructive in the end. So I believe strongly in empowering myself and others. Those who are most revered in human history understood this and were about empowering others.

So it is my philosophy to teach others how to fish, rather than sell them fish. To that end, after testing organic food and discovering it is sadly lacking in nutrients, and knowing what can be done about it, I have been on a mission to teach others how to make their own nutrient-dense high ORMUS probiotic antioxidant superfoods, rather than to simply make and sell them. What the heck does that mean? ORMUS is an acronym for Orbitally Rearranged Monatomic (or Microclustered) Elements. In a nutshell, they are a small group of platinum group elements or minerals on the periodic chart which can occur as collections of individual atoms in white ceramic powder form rather than as a normal metal composed of atoms bound to each other. They have amazing healing and regenerative properties, and many applications in technologies such as free energy generation, antigravity propulsion, and more. They are at the root of ANYTHING that heals and regenerates living organisms, be it food, water, energy, body or mind work, etc. They are where the mind-body-food connection actually occurs.

Probiotics are beneficial bacteria which can be ingested to aid digestion and crowd out pathogenic parasites and microbes in the body, which are a major detractor to immune system strength and health. Antioxidants are negatively charged particles in whole living organic food, water, and other substances we ingest which neutralize positively charged free radicals that cause damage at a cellular level. Nutrient-dense living food and water are high in all of these traits, which is why they are so rejuvenative. The problem is, nutrient-dense organic food is a scarce commodity on this planet, not normally found even in health food stores today. So in order to have it, we must grow or ferment what we can ourselves, educate local growers about the concepts of and resources for nutrient dense farming, and supplement our diets with these types of “superfoods.” How? Follow this blog, get on my email list, and listen to this talk I gave in Houston about this very important topic. I will be speaking about this for years to come.

Audio: How To Make Your Own Nutrient-Dense High ORMUS
Probiotic Antioxidant Superfoods, 2 hours, 13 mins

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How To Make Your Own Nutrient-Dense High
ORMUS Probiotic Antioxidant Superfoods (31.2 MB)

-Ken Rohla

The organic food in health food stores is pitifully lacking in nutrients (test it yourself with a $30 Brix meter and get ready to be appalled). So you want to grow nutrient dense food but don’t have a green thumb? No problem! Here’s a great video from International Ag Labs on the results obtained when you use their testing and nutrients to grow nutrient-dense high brix, high ORMUS food. They do soil testing and create affordable custom nutrient mixtures that you can amend your soil with to get nutrient dense food. (I have no financial interest with them.) They use techniques developed by the brilliant soil scientist Carey Reams. IAL’s testing is unlike the inaccurate and often ineffective testing from state agricultural extension services and other labs. The way those labs test is by dissolving your soil in strong acid and analyzing what’s in it to determine what’s there or missing that plants need. You may have hard rock minerals in your soil in quantities that appear sufficient for plants, but in reality they are not bioavailable to the plant roots because the weak acids that plant roots secret can only dissolve softer mineral colloids. So to get accurate testing, the soil must be analyzed with weak acids to accurately reflect what plants can actually extract from the soil. IAL does this type of testing, and can provide nutrient mixtures that accurately correct the soil so you get nutrient dense produce. So even if you know nothing about gardening, you can build very healthy soil fast and affordably. Check out the results.

— Ken Rohla

We are continuing to share our experience we had with the Withams at Bunnell Organics. In this video they are going to share how they grow their superb produce and make biodynamic compost and soil. If you are into organic gardening in the Northeast Florida area then Bunnell Organics is a must. Bunnell Organics can be reached at 386-437-5723.

We were fortunate enough to spend the morning a few weeks ago with a fabulous couple in Bunnell, Florida. They are Mary and Allen Witham and they own Bunnell Organics. They are producers and distributors of some of the finest organic compost and citrus we have come across in North Eastern Florida. In this video they share with all of us how they produce their compost and what they charge for it. If you are into organic gardening in the NE Florida area then Bunnell Organics is a must. Bunnell Organics can be reached at 386-437-5723.