Interviews with Jeanne Rousseau

Interviews with Jeanne Rousseau

Running time: 6h45, i.e. 2 DVDs (DVD 1: 3h 36 and DVD 2: 3H 09).

Jeanne Rousseau, Doctor of Pharmacy, has worked all her life on water and cosmic resonances.

From the 1940s onwards, this pioneering researcher challenged established theories thanks to her keen sense of observation and accurate questioning. Despite the indifference of the scientific luminaries of the time, Jeanne Rousseau devoted her life to research in fields that had been little explored, if at all: a suprasensible dimension interacts with matter, with water acting as an interface.

From 1956 to 1986, she collaborated with Louis Claude Vincent, inventor of the Bio Electronimeter. Thanks to this astonishing device, Jeanne Rousseau was able to acquire a high-performance technique enabling her to confirm and complete her research.

At 96 years of age, Jeanne Rousseau shares with us the many secrets she has gathered with effort and insight over a lifetime.

This exceptionally long film  is a tool not only for researchers, but also for anyone interested in the laws of Life.

Jeanne Rousseau tackles multiple themes, including :

- water, an element that resonates with cosmic phenomena

- the limits of Newton's laws on tidal theories and planetary motion

- research and work on the Sun and vortex phenomena in our system

- explanations of measurements taken over many years with the bio-electrometer on water, soil and agricultural products, revealing energetic phenomena

- invention of the hydrospire bathtub based on the study of so-called "miraculous" springs.

The set is enhanced by numerous readings, tables and diagrams commented on by Jeanne Rousseau.