Leonardo Da Vinci.
Often described as the ‘first modern scientist’! To study the vast field of knowledge recorded in his notebooks is a tour de force into the mind of a true Polymath. He refused to take any natural phenomena for granted - his studies ranged from the movements of the dragonfly to the orbit of the planets. His spectacular drawings and beautifully executed x-ray diagrams of human and animal anatomy gives us an insight into his observational genius by combining both art and science. One of his pioneering fields of study was in the nature and flow of water, drawing its turbulences and investigating its spiralling.
Like Viktor Shauberger, Leonardo was fascinated with this universal vortex movement that is also manifested in the blood that passes through the aortic valve of the heart, which Da Vinci drew and replicated with a wax model
Like Viktor Shauberger, Leonardo was fascinated with this universal vortex movement that is also manifested in the blood that passes through the aortic valve of the heart, which Da Vinci drew and replicated with a wax model
“Every part is disposed to unite with the whole, that it may thereby escape from its own incompleteness.” - Leonardo Da Vinci
“Cosmic Polymath” encompasses a wide variety of interesting esoteric subjects and also the work of true scientific Polymaths such as Nikola Tesla, Isaac Newton, Goethe and Leonardo Da Vinci, right through to more modern day renaissance men like R.T. Gould, just to name a few. It also delves into the exploits of the indomitable and brilliant “Victorian era” gentlemen explorers and naturalists as well as crypto zoological research into the natural world.
The ability of these brilliant men to be astute observers of nature’s secrets has helped unlock the mysteries of the cosmos, from the mightiest galaxy to the smallest bacteria, and in the case of Sir Isaac Newton, unlocking mysteries of the spiritual kind through his scientific approach to the study of the holy scriptures, in combination with his natural philosophy. Newton’s search for the Prisca Sapientia and the Prisca Theolgia, the ancient geometry and the single true theology, resulted in his Hebraic conception of God and represented for him, a return to the true biblical Monotheism of the bible. Newton made efforts to unravel the time of the second coming, and the millenarian prophecies, fortelling the thousand-year reign of the saints in the everlasting Kingdom of God on earth, a time of universal flourishing when the knowledge of God would encapsulate the whole earth, as predicted by the Hebrew prophets.
From clockwork to anatomy and esoteric investigations into Solomon’s Temple, seventeenth-century encyclopaedism was at the scientific heart of the Royal Society, a fellowship for the 'Improvement of Natural Knowledge' and the oldest scientific organisation in the world. It was the modus operandi of the natural philosophers of Newtonian England for cultivating the tree of knowledge. The experimental atmosphere of 'Restoration London' in the scientific revolution was represented by the multifaceted natural philosophers Isaac Newton, Robert Boyle, -
Christopher Wren, and the man who is often cited as "England's Leonardo" the polymath Robert Hooke. All where true universal or Renaissance Men, “ homo universalis,” men who where distinguished experamentalisers in the Da Vincian tradition,with their comprehensive genius reaching into many fields. Much like the Victorian era, 17th and 18th century learning involved enlightenment into many subjects, a time of seeing knowledge as something holistic. " To the natural philosopher there is no natural object unimportant or trifling." - John Herschel
Here we will also look into Newton’s, Da Vinci’s, and Schauberger's concepts of the nature of the universe, with their study of the spiralling forms and vortexes of galaxies, water and blood. We also explore Tesla's extraordinary mind-power and Geoaetheric inspired super-science, as well as the many other eccentric researchers and natural philosophers that have revealed hitherto unknown concepts and discoveries into the workings of the cosmos and the natural world. Viktor Schauberger's brilliant insights and theories into water sciences and his implosion technology are an exciting example of this! As Schauberger himself said -“This civilisation is the work of man, who high-handedly and ignorant of the true workings of nature, has created a world without meaning or foundation, which now threatens to destroy him". Early in the 20th Century Dr. W.O. Schumann of the Technical University in Munich reflected Schauberger's outlook on the satanic origin of the modern technological world in the following statement - " In everything we recognize two principles that determine the events, light and darkness, good and evil, creation and destruction - as in electricity we know plus and minus.. It is always, ether - or... these two principles the creative and the destructive, also determine our technical means... Everything destructive is of Satanic origin, everything creative is divine. Every technology based upon explosion or combustion has thus to be called Satanic. "- Dr. W.O. Schumann. Many of these“ Polymaths ” where so far ahead of their time, that it could be said that they were “like a man who awoke too early in the darkness, while the others were all still asleep” - Sigmund Freud’s description of Leonardo Da Vinci.
Over time, I will steadily add content on these and other sometimes obscure but brilliant natural scientists and inventors. As well as what I belive to be true Hebraic or primative christianity as re-discovered by Sir Isaac Newton in the 18th century. I will concentrate on real "backyard" science with an esoteric flavour and Da Vincian style research into the natural world, along with Victorian style Steampunk inspired ‘Industrial Science', chronicling the questions that have answers and the ones that don't!
Like Leonardo and Newton, men of insatiable curiosity, Schauberger, Tesla and Goethe pioneered a rebirth of the true ‘science of nature to the enlightenment of mankind’. The human mind is stimulated by making new discoveries. Nikola Tesla described it best when he said: “I am not an inventor. I am a discoverer of new scientific principles” - Nikola Tesla"
So get out your magnifying glass and start discovering!
The ability of these brilliant men to be astute observers of nature’s secrets has helped unlock the mysteries of the cosmos, from the mightiest galaxy to the smallest bacteria, and in the case of Sir Isaac Newton, unlocking mysteries of the spiritual kind through his scientific approach to the study of the holy scriptures, in combination with his natural philosophy. Newton’s search for the Prisca Sapientia and the Prisca Theolgia, the ancient geometry and the single true theology, resulted in his Hebraic conception of God and represented for him, a return to the true biblical Monotheism of the bible. Newton made efforts to unravel the time of the second coming, and the millenarian prophecies, fortelling the thousand-year reign of the saints in the everlasting Kingdom of God on earth, a time of universal flourishing when the knowledge of God would encapsulate the whole earth, as predicted by the Hebrew prophets.
From clockwork to anatomy and esoteric investigations into Solomon’s Temple, seventeenth-century encyclopaedism was at the scientific heart of the Royal Society, a fellowship for the 'Improvement of Natural Knowledge' and the oldest scientific organisation in the world. It was the modus operandi of the natural philosophers of Newtonian England for cultivating the tree of knowledge. The experimental atmosphere of 'Restoration London' in the scientific revolution was represented by the multifaceted natural philosophers Isaac Newton, Robert Boyle, -
Christopher Wren, and the man who is often cited as "England's Leonardo" the polymath Robert Hooke. All where true universal or Renaissance Men, “ homo universalis,” men who where distinguished experamentalisers in the Da Vincian tradition,with their comprehensive genius reaching into many fields. Much like the Victorian era, 17th and 18th century learning involved enlightenment into many subjects, a time of seeing knowledge as something holistic. " To the natural philosopher there is no natural object unimportant or trifling." - John Herschel
Here we will also look into Newton’s, Da Vinci’s, and Schauberger's concepts of the nature of the universe, with their study of the spiralling forms and vortexes of galaxies, water and blood. We also explore Tesla's extraordinary mind-power and Geoaetheric inspired super-science, as well as the many other eccentric researchers and natural philosophers that have revealed hitherto unknown concepts and discoveries into the workings of the cosmos and the natural world. Viktor Schauberger's brilliant insights and theories into water sciences and his implosion technology are an exciting example of this! As Schauberger himself said -“This civilisation is the work of man, who high-handedly and ignorant of the true workings of nature, has created a world without meaning or foundation, which now threatens to destroy him". Early in the 20th Century Dr. W.O. Schumann of the Technical University in Munich reflected Schauberger's outlook on the satanic origin of the modern technological world in the following statement - " In everything we recognize two principles that determine the events, light and darkness, good and evil, creation and destruction - as in electricity we know plus and minus.. It is always, ether - or... these two principles the creative and the destructive, also determine our technical means... Everything destructive is of Satanic origin, everything creative is divine. Every technology based upon explosion or combustion has thus to be called Satanic. "- Dr. W.O. Schumann. Many of these“ Polymaths ” where so far ahead of their time, that it could be said that they were “like a man who awoke too early in the darkness, while the others were all still asleep” - Sigmund Freud’s description of Leonardo Da Vinci.
Over time, I will steadily add content on these and other sometimes obscure but brilliant natural scientists and inventors. As well as what I belive to be true Hebraic or primative christianity as re-discovered by Sir Isaac Newton in the 18th century. I will concentrate on real "backyard" science with an esoteric flavour and Da Vincian style research into the natural world, along with Victorian style Steampunk inspired ‘Industrial Science', chronicling the questions that have answers and the ones that don't!
Like Leonardo and Newton, men of insatiable curiosity, Schauberger, Tesla and Goethe pioneered a rebirth of the true ‘science of nature to the enlightenment of mankind’. The human mind is stimulated by making new discoveries. Nikola Tesla described it best when he said: “I am not an inventor. I am a discoverer of new scientific principles” - Nikola Tesla"
So get out your magnifying glass and start discovering!
