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REVIEWS nology, and the study of cataclysmie Earth B oO oO K Ss : changes, devastating wars and mysterious secret societies. From the Atlas Mountains . Reviewed by Ruth Parnell to Turkey, from Ireland to remote Atlantic LOST CITIES OF ATLANTIS, ANCIENT and Mediterranean islands, influences can be EUROPE & THE MEDITERRANEAN seen which seem to have arisen from a com- by David Hatcher Childress mon source—probably Atlantis. Published by Adventures Unlimited Press With an extensive bibliography and gener- (1996), USA ous use of diagrams and illustrations to sup- ISBN 0-932813-25-9 (488pp s/c) port his claims for the lost Atlantis, Price: AUD$29.00; NZD aE 00 + p&h; Childress reveals obscure facts and makes NFLf33.90; STG£15.95; USD$16.95 astounding connections that leave the reader Available: Australia—NEXUS Magazine, eran pone: h (074) 42 9280, fax (074) 42 9381; NZ— EXUS Office, ph (09) 416 7320, fax (09) pIVINNS ENERGIES 416 7340; Europe—NEXUS Office, ph +31 Pe blished by a a 1996), UK (0321) 38 0558, fax (0321) 31 8892; UK— ‘SBh G9 he dimerey bh ‘ie NEXUS Office, ph 01342 32 2854, fax Price: AUD$39.00 (inclu neh 01342 32 4574; USA/Canada—Adventures , Unlimited, PO Box 74, Kempton, IL 60946, NZD$44.95 + p&h; NFLfn/a; STGE15.50; USD$19.95 ph (815) 253 6390, fax (815) 253 6300. Available: Aust—NEXUS Magazi , rr hang , : — gazine, ph ‘Maverick’ archaeologists like David (074) 42 9280, fax (074) 42 9381; NZ— Hatcher Childress are unpopular with the a academic and scientific establishments NEXUS Office, ph (09) 416 7320, fax (09) because they extend their thinking across diverse disciplines and come to conclusions LI V i I¥ 1Gs fai at odds with accepted dogma. Lost Cities of Atlantis, Ancient Europe & The Mediterranean is Childress's sixth volume in a series that questions mainstream theories about humanity's past and attempts to answer questions that the establishment doesn't want asked. Childress documents his journeys around the Mediterranean and Atlantic regions where he finds evidence pointing to the exis- tence of an ancient core civilisation that con- firms the stuff of legends. His quest to find the lost civilisation of Atlantis takes in the discovery of ancient art and artefacts, maps, megalithic constructions, science and tech- 416 7340; Europe—NEXUS Office, ph +31 (0321) 38 0558, fax (0321) 31 8892; UK— NEXUS Office, ph 01342 32 2854, fax 01342 32 4574; USA/Canada—Adventures Unlimited, PO Box 74, Kempton, IL 60946, USA, ph (815) 253 6390, fax (815) 253 6300 "Comprehend and copy Nature!" was the motto of Austrian-born genius Viktor Schauberger (1885-1958) who foresaw humanity's oblivion if it continued to exploit the planet. Yet his ideas and inventions were suppressed for challenging the prevail- ing scientific orthodoxy and the vested inter- ests of the energy lobby. In Living Energies, Callum Coats exam- ines the concepts and applications that Schauberger developed from his observa- tions of Nature's creative processes. (See extract in this issue, plus Coats' article in NEXUS vol. 2#14.) That Nature builds with inward spirals, generating energy by suction and implosion rather than by pressure and explosion, has enormous implications in this modern technological world. Schauberger's principles can be applied to agriculture, aviation, forestry, power genera- tion, water management, and more. His designs for gravity-defying UFO-style craft, free-energy-powered heating/cooling sys- tems, water-cleaning techniques and home- power generators embody radical concepts that should have been in the public domain long ago. Gracing Coats' elegant text is a wealth of diagrams, illustrations, photographs and documentation. In making Schauberger's brilliance more widely known, Coats per- forms a worthy service in changing how we think about energy and inspiring us to adopt systems in harmony with Nature. LIVING ENERGIES by Callum Coats Published by Gateway (1996), UK ISBN 0-946551-97-9 (320pp sic) Price: AUD$39.00 (includes postage); NZD$44.95 + p&h; NFLfn/a; STG£15.50; USD$19.95 Available: Aust—NEXUS Magazine, ph (074) 42 9280, fax (074) 42 9381; NZ— NEXUS Office, ph (09) 416 7320, fax (09) LIVING. NEXUS ¢ 73 APRIL-MAY 1996