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This thread is a place to trade ideas, tricks, and methods that have helped your plants thrive. It doesn’t have to be electroculture related. Anything that makes things easier, yields better growth, and uses natural ingredients.

What are your favorite gardening tips?

Water holds memory, geometry, and motion. When structured through vortexing, magnetism, or flow alignment, it can become more coherent, energetically charged, and resonant with life. In Netism, structured water is seen as a living conduit that mirrors the harmony of the field. When used in gardening, it can enhance plant health, nutrient…[Read more]

Electroculture is reawakening ancient knowledge: that plants respond to the energetic conditions of their environment. Copper, known for its conductivity and resonance, can be used to guide subtle Earth currents, amplifying the natural vitality of soil and plant life. From simple vertical antennae to spiral coils and 12-pointed stars, these tools…[Read more]

Many who work with plants sense an unseen connection that transcends water, soil, and sunlight. In Netism, this makes perfect sense: all life is nested in the field, and plants respond to energetic shifts just as we do. The Baxter Effect, first observed by Cleve Backster in the 1960s, revealed that plants appear to react to human emotion, thought,…[Read more]

Plasmoids are self-contained fields of energy and plasma, often forming naturally in phenomena like ball lightning, solar eruptions, or even in high-voltage experiments. In aether-based science, they are seen as stable, rotating toroidal structures that are capable of holding charge, memory, and even transmitting information across space.

Some…[Read more]

Aether-based technologies tap into principles mainstream science often overlooks. They draw energy by resonance, implosion, and field interaction. Devices like Rodin coils, Tesla towers, Bedini generators, Moray units, and the Thunderstorm Generator are designed to interact directly with the source field through geometry, timing, and harmonic…[Read more]

In Netism, the source field is a living, responsive field that gives rise to everything we perceive. Consciousness engages with it in a powerful way. It organizes the field, collapsing possibilities into form. This mirrors what quantum theory observes: the act of conscious observation selects reality from a field of potential.

Some suggest that…[Read more]

For millennia, aether was considered the invisible medium that carried light, sound, and even consciousness. It appeared in the writings of mystics and alchemists, and it was in the foundation of electrical field theory. The world’s brightest minds of the turn of the century: Steinmetz, Tesla, and Maxwell, all understood aether to be an i…[Read more]

Expression isn’t always verbal. Sometimes who we are comes through in symbols: colors that feel like home, animals that follow us in dreams, or elemental forces that echo our energy. In Netism, the symbols you’re drawn to are reflections of your field, showing you aspects of your thread that words can’t always hold.

Some feel fire in their prese…[Read more]

Looking back, many of us can name moments where just one kind word—one message of truth, affirmation, or permission—could have changed everything. For those walking the LGBTQ+ path, those messages are often missing or delayed. Netism holds that all beings deserve to walk in alignment with who they are, without shame, distortion, or fea…[Read more]

There are times when we slip out of our center, whether from stress, disconnection, shame, or simply the noise of the world. For many LGBTQ+ individuals, reclaiming joy, power, and authenticity is not a one-time act, but a rhythm, a return, a remembering.

In Netism, we speak of coherence: coming back into alignment with your center. This can…[Read more]

For many in the LGBTQ+ community, spiritual wounding runs deep. Religious or cultural systems often teach separation, shame, or suppression—leaving lasting imprints on the energy field and sense of self. These wounds can disconnect us from our intuition, body, and spirit.

In Netism, healing begins with remembering your wholeness. You were never b…[Read more]

Many LGBTQ+ individuals have struggled to find a place within mainstream religious systems—often being forced to choose between personal truth and community belonging. Netism affirms that all forms of love and identity are valid expressions of the field. When you live in alignment with who you truly are, your energy becomes clearer, your thread s…[Read more]

Many practitioners use tools—wands, blades, bowls, stones, staffs, or crafted objects—as extensions of will and intention. They help stabilize resonance, hold charge, and act as field amplifiers. The material, shape, and origin all influence how they interact with the Net and your energy centers.

Charging and cleansing practices vary: some use…[Read more]

In many Earth-based paths, plants are allies, teachers, and carriers of deep intelligence. In Netism, they are understood as beings rooted in a lower cycle. They’re deeply connected to the Earth spirit, not consciously aware in the way humans are, yet fully capable of teaching if we’re attuned and paying attention.

Some connect with plant spi…[Read more]

In Netism, cosmic alignment at the solstices and equinoxes is understood to thin the veil between worlds. During these moments, the Net becomes especially permeable to intent, focus, and action. What you do—especially at sunrise and sunset—can leave a lasting imprint on the field.

The ancients knew this. Their festivals were rituals of col…[Read more]

Creating sacred space doesn’t always require a dedicated room, altar, or forest clearing. For many, especially those living with others or in small spaces, it’s about intention and energetic clarity. A simple corner, a candle, a breath, or a spoken word can open a field when done with focus and care. Some use incense or sound to cleanse, while oth…[Read more]

The pagan path is beautifully diverse, woven from many traditions, cultures, and ancestral memories. Today, we have access to wisdom from Norse, Celtic, Hellenic, Slavic, Kemetic, Indigenous, and folk practices from all around the world. Some follow a single current deeply, while others blend what resonates into a unique and living tradition of…[Read more]

Paganism is about a spiritual relationship with the Earth. For some, it’s ancestral connection. For others, it’s intuitive ritual. For many, it’s a path of remembering: how to walk in alignment with the planets, the stars, the body, and the cycles that govern all life.

Living paganism can mean growing your own food with intention, marking the t…[Read more]