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Water bodies and nature harmonisation
Large-scale harmonisation

2026 Nature Harmony Station as a weather machine and rain generator.

The NHS 2.0 breaks up local stagnation in the flow of weather. 
Placing sugar water in a cup on top of the NHS 2.0 creates a resonance that promotes cloud formation. 
The NHS 2.0 is placed here in a 65-liter bucket and is supported by a stone under the tube so that the water can circulate. 
A pump in the bucket pumps the water through a hose into the top of the NHS 2.0. This creates water circulation.
 
To maintain and improve the quality = structure of the water, 3 glass balls are placed in a small plastic holder in the water of the container. 
3 pipes are aligned in the direction of the weather, angled slightly upward as much as possible at the location.
 
These tubes create a vortex in the sky and set orgone energy in motion. This creates clouds. This takes longer in desert regions than in temperate climates. It also works for weather manipulation and hair care.
 
The longer the system runs, the more clouds form and the higher the probability of rain becomes. 
Purchase the NHS 2.0 in Germany, Switzerland, and Europe at https://www.nhsharmonie.de/product-page/nhs-2-0
In Australia / NZ / Asia at https://www.natureharmonystations.org/
The 3 glass balls are available at https://www.energieprodukte.org/3er-kugelset.html
Costs: 
NHS 2.0   €200
Bucket: €10
Pipes (4x): €80
Small wastewater pump: €50 
Hose - small parts   €20 
So, less than €400 for huge results

Discussion with question and answer 
great people from Australia ans New Zealand 
they changed their continent 

In Australia, large parts of the coastline were activated around the island, which stretches 6,000 km from west to east and approximately 2,000 km from south to north, making it almost the size of Russia.

This shows that the maps are not to scale and, above all, that it does not take $5 billion to change the weather there.

A desert or dry land is only dry because it lacks the natural vibration.

If this is reinstalled or reorganized by water, nature regulates itself.

Humans who interfere to the detriment of nature destroy the energetic flow in entire landscapes.

Humans who revive this flow enable nature to regulate itself.

There was a determined person in Sydney who did this, and a determined person who completed the tour in one year.

Thank you to these two wonderful people.

In 2025, Singapore experienced a significantly wet year, with 
above-average rainfall, particularly during the Northeast Monsoon surge in March and throughout the end-of-year monsoon period. 
Night and Early Morning Rainfall Patterns in 2025
Monsoon Surges & Squalls: Sumatra squalls frequently brought heavy, short-duration thundery showers during the early morning hours, particularly in August.
Persistent Evening Rain: In the latter part of the year, particularly December, thundery showers frequently extended from the afternoon into the evening.
Intense Events: On Oct. 24, 2025, a Sumatra squall produced intense, widespread rain and high winds during the night. 
Key 2025 Weather Highlights
Wettest March on Record: March 2025 recorded 482.9mm of rainfall, which is 130% above the long-term average.
Monsoon Surge Impact: A major surge from Jan 10–13, 2025, accounted for 76% of that month's total rainfall.
Annual Total: Singapore's average annual rainfall in 2025 was 2,984.9mm, 18% above the long-term average.
Warmest June/November: Despite the rain, 2025 was the 8th hottest year on record, with June and November being the warmest on record. 
The wet conditions were largely attributed to a developing La Niña, which caused a cooler start to the year but increased rainfall in the second half of 2025.

HAHA La Niña
 This is the result of on large area activation with NHS 3.0 and Orgonbeam and a lot of water activation around whole Singapore. Done by one woman - changed this country at all. 

Weather work in Singapore
Hi Urs (Email from Uta, who changed the weather there)
 1 year and 2 months later
 This is the official weather news from Singapore in 2025.
 It is often very windy – previously calm – always.
 Sheep clouds forming against a blue sky – very often. And they also pass by on two levels!
 It feels warmer, but cooler at night (which many people don't notice).
 Now there is often drizzle, or it rains for hours (not just 2-3 hours).
 We can see stars✨
 I'm really happy about our weather (except when cycling and 🌬 headwind 😜😂

Six blocks were laid in southern Senegal,
 which is quite a long journey that you can't just do on a whim.
Thanks to Martin for this great achievement!

Everything started small. Around October 2019, the first NHS 2.0 (Neturharmoniestationen) stations were built in Namibia and set up in the region between Otjiwarongo and Kalkfeld. It was a dry period.

The first changes in the weather became visible, but we were not yet focusing on activating water bodies.

Due to a lack of interest from the local people, activity languished for several years.

After the experiences we had in Tunisia in 2022 and subsequent years, the two of us decided to take a trip to activate the country.

A family of friends booked a trip for us across Namibia from Windhoek via the Kalahari to the south to the Orange River. From there via Aus to Lüderitz and back via Aus, Duwisip Castle, Sesriem Walfishbay to Swakopmund. Along the way, several bodies of water were activated. Activated means that the natural resonance with the sky and thus cloud formation was made possible again. The activated bodies of water were several water tanks several meters in size along the route, the Naute Reservoir, and 80 km from the Orange River, as well as the coast off Lüderitz. 

This was followed by the coast from Walfish Bay to Hentis Bay. In Swakopmund, we gave a lecture about this work. An 89-year-old participant told us about the work of Hans Hangartner in the 1980s, who also made rain possible in the Kalkfeld region. At that time, everyone was very stunned. 

During this lecture, we explained that coastal activation would cause temperatures on land to drop slightly and that rain would come from the west. Those present acknowledged this with a shake of their heads. Six months later, we received a voice message saying that everyone thought we were crazy, but the clouds were always appearing in the west.

Until then, the rain had always come from the northeast.

However, because the bush had been cleared in Botswana on the border with Namibia, no more rain came from that area.

As a result, the short rainy season that normally lasts from September to November failed to materialize.

After the lecture, we drove on via Henties Bay Uis and Omaruru to the northern gate of Etosha Park. We activated every possible waterhole that could be reached, provided that a 10 mm glass ball could still be sunk into the water using a slingshot. 

In Etosha itself, there were only a few artificial waterholes that we activated as far as our slingshots could reach. Once, there were so many zebras in front of a waterhole that this was not possible.

In the middle of the park, we left the park at Ombika and drove to Otjiwarongo, where we activated a small fountain at a restaurant and then drove to a farm between Kalkfeld and Otjiwarongo. Until that day, there had not been a drop of rain.

We set up a cloud generator on a farm between Otjiwarongo and Kalkfeld at around 3 p.m. On this farm, we also activated the large water tank. Within an hour, we had beautiful cumulus clouds within a 100 km radius of the cloud generator's location. 

Back in Etosha Park, we drove east and looked for waterholes and natural bodies of water. That evening, we had our first rain.

We left the park to the east, continued on to the two mining lakes near Tsumep, and activated them. We were ridiculed. A high entrance to the lake, activated by means of a block and a few glass balls, and 5 minutes later it was drizzling. The following year, this lake had the highest water level in 25 years.

On the way back via Otavi, we activated all accessible water containers at a winery and in the following lodges.

Back in Windhoek, we gave the remaining material to interested local people.

We also activated smaller water basins in Windhoek.

Small Nature Harmony Stations 3.0 and orgone beams were also set up during the tour. All the material was in the tourists' luggage ;-)

In 2024, the Swakop River flowed into the sea on April 1, 2024.

In 2025, there were unexpected rainfall of 20-40 mm in Duwisip in August. In Lüderitz, a small stream flowed for a short time. The dams were fuller than ever.

The small rainy season returned in 2024, and in 2025, the small rainy season continued uninterrupted from September until today / February 2026.

Namibia is greener than it has been in a long time.

A big thank you to the helper who passed on some balls and blocks from Swakopmund. Thank you to the farmers, Boers, Germans, English, and last but not least, the cosmopolitan Namibians who have done something here for their country, their nature, and peace.

Rain brings peace....

... and the work continues.

Friday 6th of February 2026 

In Zagora, an NHS 3.0 and an orgone beam were installed in the summer of 2024. In addition, many kilometers of coastline near Agadir were activated to increase cloud formation.

Zagora had only 5mm of rain in 12 months from September 1, 2023 to August 31, 2024. 

After installation and coastal activation for more clouds and rain, there was 106mm of rain from September 1, 2024 to December 31, 2024.

Importantly, the rain came in five portions until December.

Raindata meteostat.net Sep. 2024 to Dec.. 2024

Despite many obstacles, extremely high shipping costs from Germany to Australia (4x as expensive as from Australia to Germany), it was possible to bring about a change in the weather with the help of a few very active people. 

Now the predicted storms are turning into gentle land rain, the amount of rain is continuously increasing, no more flooding and everything is greener than ever. 
In the meantime, activation have also taken place in Adelaide and Perth and the activation are moving further and further inland. Even dry areas are receiving more and more rain. 

Thanks to Brad and his team for Australia and nature

Field report; Mallorca March 4, 2024

Background: after several years of increasing drought and, in some cases, extreme rainfall on the other hand, a water emergency was declared in the summer of 2023 in the district of Artà (north-east Mallorca), the water emergency was declared, the public wells were partly empty and were closed. Water was severely rationed for the citizens.

The autumn of 2023 did not bring the hoped-for sufficient rainfall either, and the two reservoirs in the Tramuntana mountains of Mallorca remained far below the usual seasonal levels. On the opposite mainland in the associated region of Catalonia (Barcelona), the reservoirs were already declared a water emergency in winter 2023 during the actual rainy season. This has already resulted in drastic austerity measures for the local agricultural sector.

In the last 3 months of Dec., Jan. and Feb. I have only received 1 x 15 liters of rainfall on my finca. rainfall measured. It is actually the "rainy season". After weeks of sunshine with around 15-25 degrees daytime temperature. Rain clouds move on or are systematically dispersed with spray from airplanes. dispersed with spray from airplanes. (Since the establishment of the NHS 3.0 on July 20, 2023, these "high fog bells" dissolve after half a day at the latest or move on. In May, June and July 2023, there were still unbearable, sauna-like dark clouds here for days).

Delivery of the cloud generator on Friday morning 23.2.2024 in Germany and on Friday evening 23.2.2024 then with private luggage on the plane to Mallorca. Saturday February 24, 2024 (full moon), once again rain clouds coming from the west, closed dark cloud cover. No rain again.

Setting up the cloud generator on Sunday, February 25 at noon. On Sunday afternoon it starts to drizzle very lightly, 5 liters of recipitation. of precipitation. In the days that followed very unusually gentle, even rainfall, the rainwater can gradually penetrate the gradually soften the parched ground. No usual heavy rain!!!

Total amount of precipitation 45 liters from 25.2 - 3.3.2024, in between days/half days with sunshine.

The little squares on the map are the cloudgenerators

https://umap.openstreetmap.fr/.../groflachenaktivierungen...

Even the low-lying Sea of Galilee is approaching sea level

 05.02.2024 18:27

For the first time since February 1992, it has rained in Israel for 14 days in a row. According to Israeli media reports, the state weather service spoke of a "blessing rain", as the steady rainfall filled the country's natural water reservoirs without causing damage such as flooding.

According to measurements taken by the Israel Meteorological Authority on Monday, the level of the Sea of Galilee rose by 47 centimetres within a week.

The current level of the country's largest freshwater lake was 210.40 metres below sea level on Monday, 2.59 metres above the lower red line of 213 metres and 4.46 metres above the historic low of the lake in 2001 (214.87 metres below sea level). A further rise in the level is expected, according to reports.

In the north and centre of the country, some regions have already reached or exceeded the average annual rainfall. Rainfall in the south of the country in the Negev Desert was below average, with only 13 per cent of the average annual rainfall in some areas.

Source: https://www.juedische-allgemeine.de/israel/laengste-regenperiode-in-israel-seit-30-jahren/?amp

What was done?

In the north of Israel there is a large-scale activation, the only one in Israel. Pink on the map

The Sea of Galilee has been activated - this means that its restored resonance creates clouds and draws rain into the land. 
In addition, a large part of the Mediterranean Sea near Haifa has been activated, which in turn contributes to cloud formation. 
Water activations are marked in blue on the maps

Due to the activation of the Tunisian coast and the 5 large area activations in Tunisia and the new cloud generator set up on November 5, 2023, there was rain in Tripoli. 
According to the Meteostat website, there was no rain there in 2022. In 2023 there was rain on 55 days from 0.1mm which is very little to over 10mm. That alone makes a huge difference for nature and the people around Tripoli. 

North of Kenya / Oct. 2023 

In the north of Kenya, very dry as a semi-desert. After the activations of the waters in Uganda, a large-scale activation in Kampala / Uganda and Eldoreth / Kenya, the river Tarach carries water again on 26 Sept. 2023 coming from Uganda. 
On 18 October it rained in Kakume for 5 hours and then again for 3 hours. The river continues to flow north into even drier areas. 

See this fantastic cloud formation and how nature recovers there. 

only 3 month...

Video 1 9th.March 2023 Gobi desert Mongolis Region Saikhan Ovoo
Video 2 25th August 2023 Gobi desert Mongolis Region Saikhan Ovoo
Rainforcast for 2023 was no rain in the normad TV in Mongolia

Rain for Uruquay

After three years of severe drought in Uruquay, waters from Paraquay to the estuary near Buenos Aires were harmonised and a large-scale activation system was installed. 
Together with the older activation at Cordoba in Argentina, the rain is now being drawn into the country. 
The courageous work of a handful of people with heart has saved agriculture there.