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**Grapevines and Negative Charge: Part 1**

**Posted On: January 01, 1970**

This topic is extremely important, but for some unknown reason, no one seems to be discussing it. First, let's understand what negative charge is (in relation to plants). All plants that grow in the soil are under the influence of a negative charge because the Earth itself is the largest source of negative charge. A negative charge is essentially the return flow of electric current (the entire universe, including living beings, is continuously under the influence of negative and positive electric waves). Specifically, plants are under the influence of negative waves (humans also exist between these two charges, with the only difference being that the positive charge in the human heart continuously converts into negative current, which is perhaps referred to as the human soul. Every living being (except plants) is found to be alive in this manner). In reality, positive charge/current/flow is energy. (The electric current flowing through wires is very powerful, while the current found in living beings is very weak). All living beings exist because of this energy. However, this energy is produced only through struggle (some form of friction). 

This energy is produced through various conversions, using many types of hormones, and new ones are also generated. The necessary energy is stored in the living body; some energy is used immediately for survival, some for physical movement, and a little leftover energy is destroyed again in the heart (conversion of positive to negative). This occurs in all living beings except plants. Now, let’s see how energy circulates in plants (grapevines). In plants, the role of the heart is performed by the soil/ground. (All living beings except plants need to rely on something else to survive or obtain energy). Nature itself nurtures, nourishes, and takes care of plants. The heart of these plants is directly the soil/ground.

**Author:**
Mr. Subhashchandra Karale Sir