Secrets of the Aether

Gforce: Uncover Dark Energy | Aether Wizard

Secrets of the Aether Index

Secrets of the Aether Index

  • Preface to Secrets of the Aether
  • Quantum Structure - Ch 1
  • Ontological Foundation - Ch 2
  • Gforce - Ch 3
  • Aether - Ch 4
  • Dimensions - Ch 5
  • Units - Ch 6
  • Constants - Ch 7
  • Angular Momentum - Ch 8
  • Unified Force Theory - Ch 9
  • Quantum Mechanics - Ch 10
  • Atomic Mechanics - Ch 11
  • Classical Mechanics - Ch 12
  • Biological Mechanics - Ch 13
  • Aether Structures - Ch 14
  • Aether Philosophy - Ch 15
  • The Beginning - Ch 16
  • Relativity Theories - Ch 17
  • Quantum AetherDynamics - Ch 18
  • Maxwell's Equations - Ch. 19
  • APM Periodic Tables
  • Privacy Policy

3. Gforce

The Primary Quantum Driver in QMU

What do you call a reciprocal force that does not appear as a conventional “push” or “pull,” yet is implicated everywhere a force law is written? In the Aether Physics Model (APM), that invariant is called Gforce. In mainstream cosmology, the term dark energy is often used for a cosmic-scale “driver” that explains accelerated expansion. The APM’s Gforce is not introduced as a patch for one dataset; it is introduced as a ledger primitive that unifies the channel constants of electromagnetism and gravitation into a single dimensional source term.

A plain-language guide with full QMU equations

Why talk about Gforce at all?

We are used to thinking that magnetic, electrostatic, and gravitational forces drive the mechanics of the Universe. In the Quantum Measurement Units (QMU) framework, there is a deeper quantity—Gforce—that drives those drivers. Gforce is a maximum, ever-active quantum driver that continually sustains the Aether environment in which primary angular momentum (matter and light) exists. Just as time is reciprocal to frequency, and the electrostatic and magnetic channels are dual through geometry, Gforce is reciprocal to the familiar channel forces.

This chapter treats “non-material causality” in a disciplined way: not as theology, and not as denial of physical rigor. The phrase non-material here means “not modeled as matter, charge, or radiation in the usual sense.” Gforce is not a particle, not a wave, and not an emergent statistical artifact; it is a dimensional invariant inferred from the way measured constants lock together as a closed ledger.

The one-line definition (driver)

The entire chapter follows from one short definition:

$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{Gforce} \;=\; m_a\,\lambda_C\,{F_q}^{2} \; }$$

This multiplies three primitives of the QMU ledger: the maximum Aether mass $m_a$, the quantum length $\lambda_C$, and the quantum frequency squared ${F_q}^{2}$. Gforce is primary because the channel constants (magnetic, electrostatic, gravitational) are different readouts of the same driver through different carriers and different geometry factors.

Quantum volume and resonance

Define the quantum volume and resonance as a pair:

$$\mathrm{volm} \;=\; {\lambda_C}^{3}, \qquad \mathrm{rson} \;=\; {F_q}^{2}.$$

Their product is the quantum volume–resonance package:

$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{dcrd} \;\equiv\; \mathrm{volm}\cdot\mathrm{rson} \;=\; {\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2} \; }$$

Here, $\mathrm{dcrd}$ is double cardioid geometry. The APM does not treat $\mathrm{dcrd}$ as a bookkeeping convenience; it treats it as the operational signature of “dynamic space”: quantum volume integrated with quantum resonance. In later chapters, this same package reappears in binding ledgers, spectral closures, and Maxwell-type propagation identities.

The Aether unit $A_u$ (a complete quantum package)

The Aether unit is both the rotating-magnetic-field (rmfd) channel constant and the compact “complete package” of the quantum medium:

$$\boxed{\; A_u \;=\; \frac{m_a\,\mathrm{volm}\,\mathrm{rson}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;=\; \frac{m_a\,{\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;=\; \frac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$

Here the maxima appear explicitly: maximum mass $m_a$, maximum distributed magnetic charge ${e_a}^{2}$, and the maximum spatial and temporal factors $\mathrm{volm}={\lambda_C}^{3}$ and $\mathrm{rson}={F_q}^{2}$. All at once the Aether unit exhibits a single “unit cell” of physical potential. Because the channel constants ($A_u$, $k_C$, and $G$) all factor through the same driver, it is natural to describe Gforce as the primary quantum driver.

Three channel constants from one driver

Every inverse-square channel has its constant. In QMU each constant is “Gforce on a quantum area, normalized by the channel’s maximum carrier.” In formulas:

$$\boxed{\; \text{rmfd (Aether)}:\quad A_u \;=\; \dfrac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$
$$\boxed{\; \text{Electrostatic}:\quad k_C \;=\; \dfrac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{16\pi^{2}\,{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$
$$\boxed{\; \text{Gravitational}:\quad G \;=\; \dfrac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{m_a}^{2}} \;}$$

In words: same driver $\mathrm{Gforce}$, same quantum area ${\lambda_C}^{2}$, different carrier maxima in the denominator. Electrostatics carries an additional Aether geometry factor $16\pi^{2}$.

Channel-independent equalities (no drivers shown)

Eliminate $\mathrm{Gforce}$ to reveal pure relations among channel constants:

$$\boxed{\; A_u \;=\; 16\pi^{2}\,k_C \;}$$
$$\boxed{\; \dfrac{A_u}{G} \;=\; \dfrac{{m_a}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$
$$\boxed{\; \dfrac{G}{k_C} \;=\; 16\pi^{2}\,\dfrac{{e_a}^{2}}{{m_a}^{2}} \;}$$

These are geometry-and-carrier statements: no drivers appear, only the way channels hang together. This is why the APM calls the QMU framework a ledger: if the primitives are correct, cross-channel equalities are forced.

Reconstructing the driver (three ways)

Each channel lets you reconstruct the same invariant:

$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{Gforce} \;=\; \dfrac{A_u\,{e_a}^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}} \;}$$
$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{Gforce} \;=\; \dfrac{16\pi^{2}\,k_C\,{e_a}^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}} \;}$$
$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{Gforce} \;=\; \dfrac{G\,{m_a}^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}} \;}$$

In experiments or calculations reported strictly in QMU, these three reconstructions should coincide. When they do, Gforce is not “philosophy”; it is a measured closure condition.

Driver–package duality (why Gforce maintains the quantum medium)

Combine $\mathrm{Gforce}$, $A_u$, and $\mathrm{dcrd}$:

$$\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2} \;=\; m_a\,\mathrm{dcrd} \;=\; A_u\,{e_a}^{2}.$$
$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2} \;=\; m_a\,(\mathrm{volm}\cdot\mathrm{rson}) \;=\; m_a\,{\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2} \;=\; A_u\,{e_a}^{2} \;}$$

If you stabilize any one of $\{\mathrm{Gforce},\mathrm{dcrd},A_u\}$ (with maxima fixed), you stabilize the others. That is the precise sense in which Gforce is the constant maintainer of the Aether package.

Ledger closure with propagation (why this is not “numerology”)

A driver concept becomes scientific only when it forces nontrivial closure identities. One of the most important APM/QMU closures is the propagation ledger that links the Aether unit to the torsional geometry (curl) of electromagnetic structure:

$$\boxed{\; A_u \cdot \mathrm{curl} \;=\; {F_q}^{2}{\lambda_C}^{2} \;}$$

Since $F_q\lambda_C$ is the photon propagation speed $c$ in QMU terms, the right-hand side is the propagation invariant $c^{2}$:

$$\boxed{\; F_q\lambda_C \;=\; c,\qquad A_u\cdot\mathrm{curl} \;=\; c^{2} \;}$$

This makes the driver picture operational: the same Aether package that sets channel strengths also sets the propagation invariant. In the APM narrative, electromagnetism is not “fields floating in emptiness”; it is structured propagation through a maintained medium.

Reciprocal to physical forces (plain language and formula)

Plain language. A familiar channel force is always smaller than the driver because we rarely saturate carrier maxima or probe at the quantum area scale. The farther apart the bodies (large $r$) and the smaller their carriers (far below maxima), the smaller the projection we measure. Reciprocity means that if you rescale the measured force by the appropriate geometry and maxima factors, you recover the same invariant Gforce every time.

Formula (any channel). Let the channel constant be $C_{\chi}\in\{A_u,k_C,G\}$ and carriers be $(\chi_{1},\chi_{2})$ (either masses or distributed charges). The measured force at separation $r$ is

$$F_{\chi}(r)= C_{\chi}\,\frac{\chi_{1}\chi_{2}}{r^{2}}.$$

Define the reciprocity factor

$$\mathcal{R}_{\chi}(r,\chi_{1},\chi_{2}) = \frac{r^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}}\times \frac{\chi_{\max}^{2}}{\chi_{1}\chi_{2}}\times \Gamma_{\chi},\qquad \Gamma_{\text{rmfd}}=1,\ \Gamma_{\text{elec}}=16\pi^{2},\ \Gamma_{\text{grav}}=1,$$

with $\chi_{\max}^{2}={e_a}^{2}$ for magnetic/electrostatic channels and $\chi_{\max}^{2}={m_a}^{2}$ for gravity. Then the reciprocity map holds:

$$\boxed{\; \mathcal{R}_{\chi}\,F_{\chi} \;=\; \mathrm{Gforce} \;}$$

In short: physical forces are projections of a single driver; reciprocal rescaling returns the invariant Gforce.

A quick ledger for readers

  • Driver: $$\mathrm{Gforce} = m_a\,\lambda_C\,{F_q}^{2}.$$
  • Volume and resonance: $$\mathrm{volm} = {\lambda_C}^{3},\quad \mathrm{rson} = {F_q}^{2},\quad \mathrm{dcrd}=\mathrm{volm}\cdot\mathrm{rson}={\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2}.$$
  • Aether unit: $$A_u = \dfrac{m_a\,{\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} = \dfrac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}}.$$
  • Electrostatic: $$k_C = \dfrac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{16\pi^{2}\,{e_a}^{2}}.$$
  • Gravity: $$G = \dfrac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{m_a}^{2}}.$$
  • Channel equalities: $$A_u=16\pi^{2}k_C,\quad \dfrac{A_u}{G}=\dfrac{{m_a}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}},\quad \dfrac{G}{k_C}=16\pi^{2}\dfrac{{e_a}^{2}}{{m_a}^{2}}.$$
  • Driver reconstructions: $$\mathrm{Gforce}=\dfrac{A_u\,{e_a}^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}}=\dfrac{16\pi^{2}k_C\,{e_a}^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}}=\dfrac{G\,{m_a}^{2}}{{\lambda_C}^{2}}.$$
  • Duality: $$\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}=m_a\,\mathrm{dcrd}=A_u\,{e_a}^{2}.$$
  • Propagation closure: $$A_u\cdot\mathrm{curl}={F_q}^{2}{\lambda_C}^{2}=(F_q\lambda_C)^{2}=c^{2}.$$

How to use this page (for experimenters)

  1. Geometry check (rmfd ↔ electrostatic). Report the ratio $A_u/(16\pi^{2}k_C)$. The ledger predicts $1$.
  2. Carrier cross-ratio (rmfd ↔ gravity). Check $A_u/G={m_a}^{2}/{e_a}^{2}$.
  3. Driver reconstruction (any channel). From rmfd: $\mathrm{Gforce}=A_u\,{e_a}^{2}/{\lambda_C}^{2}$. From electrostatics: $\mathrm{Gforce}=16\pi^{2}k_C\,{e_a}^{2}/{\lambda_C}^{2}$. From gravity: $\mathrm{Gforce}=G\,{m_a}^{2}/{\lambda_C}^{2}$. All three should match.
  4. Maintainer (stability) test. Actively stabilize $A_u$ (source-side) and monitor $\mathrm{dcrd}={\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2}$ (analysis-side). The ledger implies first-order invariance: $\Delta\!\ln(\mathrm{dcrd})\approx 0$ when $\Delta\!\ln(A_u)=0$ with maxima fixed.
  5. Propagation/coil test. Measure $\mathrm{curl}$ via coil geometry and field mapping, then test $A_u\cdot\mathrm{curl}={F_q}^{2}{\lambda_C}^{2}$ as a closure identity. This is the cleanest way to confront the Aether-package claim without needing interpretive language.

Gforce manifests chronovibration, not linear time

The APM repeatedly returns to two quantum primitives: a quantum length and a quantum frequency. The quantum length is $\lambda_C$ (the Compton wavelength). The quantum frequency (chronovibration) is defined by the propagation ratio:

$$\boxed{\; F_q \;=\; \frac{c}{\lambda_C} \;}$$

The reciprocal of the quantum frequency is the quantum time:

$$\boxed{\; T_q \;=\; \frac{1}{F_q} \;=\; \frac{\lambda_C}{c} \;}$$

In the APM, an Aether unit is like a “parcel” of the quantum medium: a bounded volume–resonance domain that oscillates through a full chronovibrational cycle at $F_q$. While the Aether unit is not a cube, it has the same dimensional effect as ${\lambda_C}^{3}$ for ledger purposes. As a subatomic structure moves through the Aether medium, it steps by one quantum distance along its trajectory: a QMU statement of quantized translation.

The speed of photons is expressed simply in QMU terms as quantum length times quantum frequency:

$$\boxed{\; c \;=\; F_q\,\lambda_C \;}$$

The APM uses this identity to interpret propagation as the maximum “step rate” supported by the Aether package. This does not forbid shorter apparent lengths or higher apparent frequencies in interference structures or compressed configurations; it means those appearances are composite outcomes of multiple sources or multiple interacting structures.

The APM also distinguishes two levels of “motion”: motion of subatomic structures within the Aether medium, and coordinated modulation of the medium itself. This distinction matters because it leads to testable questions: can Aether units be modulated directly (for example, by magnetic pulse protocols) in a way that is not reducible to photon transmission or charge drift? The model motivates such experiments and treats them as engineering problems governed by QMU ledger constraints rather than as metaphysical claims.

Perception of Linear Time

The figure above conveys the APM’s core temporal point: chronovibration is a present-moment oscillation, while linear time is a cognitive ordering of change. Because material bodies are built from half-spin structures, they participate in only one accessible direction of the chronovibrational cycle, and this produces the strong experiential impression of a one-way timeline. The brain’s hippocampus contributes to sequencing experience into temporal narratives, making the “flow” of time feel continuous even though the underlying ontology is an oscillatory, present-driven resonance process.[3]

Magnetic structure

Gforce is essential to constructing the quantum Aether unit, which is also the magnetic channel constant. In the APM, the driver acting through distributed magnetic charge produces the rmfd constant $A_u$ with an Aether geometry factor of $16\pi^{2}$. Geometrically, $A_u$ manifests as a double loxodrome.

In QMU form, the Aether unit can be written as:

$$\boxed{\; A_u \;=\; \frac{m_a\,{\lambda_C}^{3}\,{F_q}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$

This expression factors cleanly into a mass-to-magnetic-charge ratio and a space–resonance package. The APM treats the mass-to-magnetic-charge ratio as a carrier invariant across the subatomic family and the Aether maximum:

$$\boxed{\; \frac{m_e}{{e_{emax}}^{2}} \;=\; \frac{m_p}{{e_{pmax}}^{2}} \;=\; \frac{m_n}{{e_{nmax}}^{2}} \;=\; \frac{m_a}{{e_a}^{2}} \;\equiv\; \mathrm{mchg} \;}$$

The space–resonance package is the double cardioid ($\mathrm{dcrd}$) when mapped into volume–time appearance:

$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{dcrd} \;=\; {\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2} \;}$$

Below is a graphic representation of the double loxodrome $A_u$ constant as viewed from the nearly half-spin perspective and seeing only normal matter. True half-spin perspective would look straight down and only one cardioid would appear.

Since matter and anti-matter do not persist as separate free subatomic populations in ordinary environments, and because we observe from a half-spin perspective, the full Aether unit appears to us only in a partial projection. This is why the double cardioid geometry matters in binding and interaction ledgers: it clarifies what is invariant (surface/closure) and what is projected (accessible pathway).

In volume–resonance, the magnetic charge dipole sits above and below the cardioid pathway, as shown at right. This geometry matches the familiar macroscopic observation that a coil-wrapped ferromagnetic core exhibits poles at its ends. The APM leverages this correspondence: it treats coil geometry not as an empirical trick, but as a readable map of how distributed charge and Aether torsion organize into poles.

Remember that subatomic structures have two length dimensions at the quantum level: a surface, not a solid interior. The “substance” of a particle is the structured scan of primary angular momentum. It is through these scanning pathways that Gforce manifests as magnetic force.

The ligamen circulatus (LC) traces a pathway in one quantum moment, scanning an area that is measured as magnetic charge. The area scan is real; the “cloud” appearance is an observational integration over motion. In one quantum moment, the LC completes a full spin-path contribution of the Aether unit.

The area per magnetic charge through which Gforce manifests can be named the stroke of the driver:

$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{str}k_a \;=\; \frac{{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$

Thus the quantum Aether unit quantifies as:

$$\boxed{\; A_u \;=\; \mathrm{str}k_a \cdot \mathrm{Gforce} \;}$$

The stroke has toroidal geometry because distributed magnetic charge carries a steradian-like solid-angle structure. Therefore, the driver’s manifestation through magnetic charge is inherently toroidal: Gforce is not “shaped like a donut,” but its interaction with magnetic carriers inherits toroidal geometry in the ledger.

Electrostatic structure

The electrostatic channel constant is Coulomb’s constant $k_C$. In QMU, its role is explicit: it is the same driver acting through the same quantum area, divided by the Aether geometry factor $16\pi^{2}$.

$$\boxed{\; k_C \;=\; \frac{\mathrm{str}k_a \cdot \mathrm{Gforce}}{16\pi^{2}} \;=\; \frac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{16\pi^{2}\,{e_a}^{2}} \;}$$

The factor $16\pi^{2}$ is not decorative; it is the Aether geometry that converts the double-loxodrome (rmfd) channel into the spherical electrostatic channel. In plain terms: electrostatics is the spherical projection of the same maintained medium.

The electrostatic dipole resides within the spheres around which magnetic charge exists. Subatomic structures—existing within an Aether unit—acquire donated electrostatic charge according to their stable pathway and parity. In this view, resonance (distributed frequency), the appearance of time, and the curved Aether geometry are not separate topics; they are coupled in the same quantum package.

Gravitational structure

We have examined electromagnetic and electrostatic dipole structure. Now we turn to gravitational structure. The APM treats gravity as a channel of the same driver, mediated by the mass carrier and its scan geometry.

In the APM, the driver pushes primary angular momentum through the Aether unit with a spin torque that has parity. Matter and anti-matter correspond to opposite spin parity (opposite torque orientation) around spherical resonance. This parity determines whether two structures are gravitationally attractive or repulsive in the APM ledger: like-parity pairs attract; opposite-parity pairs repel.

Similar to the magnetic and electrostatic channels, the gravitational constant is written as driver times a carrier-normalized reach. Because mass is a linear carrier, the gravitational “area per carrier product” is written using the maximum Aether mass.

$$\boxed{\; \mathrm{Rch}_{0} \;=\; \frac{{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{m_a}^{2}} \;}$$

Therefore the gravitational constant expresses as:

$$\boxed{\; G \;=\; \mathrm{Rch}_{0} \cdot \mathrm{Gforce} \;=\; \frac{\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2}}{{m_a}^{2}} \;}$$

The symmetry is the educational point: the electromagnetic (rmfd), electrostatic, and gravitational constants share the same quantum area and the same driver. What changes is the carrier and the geometry factor. This is why Gforce is not a rhetorical flourish—it is the common denominator that makes the constants a coherent family rather than a list of unrelated proportionality patches.

Gforce as non-material causality (without theology)

Readers often sense something “metaphysical” when they encounter Gforce, because it behaves like a sustaining background cause rather than a localized object. The APM treats that intuition as valuable but keeps it disciplined:

  • Gforce is not religion. It is a named invariant in a dimensional ledger. The framework does not require religious doctrine, and it does not borrow authority from scripture.
  • Gforce is not material. It is not modeled as a particle, wave, or field excitation residing inside the medium. It is the driver that maintains the medium as a stable quantum package.
  • Gforce is testable. It is reconstructed from multiple channels, and ledger closure demands agreement across independent measurement routes. Where closure fails, the model is constrained.

In this sense, the APM keeps a balanced stance: it does not deny non-material causality, because the ledger points to a primary driver that is not itself a channel force; and it does not inject theology, because the driver is handled as a quantitative object that must satisfy closure identities and experimental reconstruction.

The inspirational dimension here is not doctrinal—it is methodological. When physics is done as a closed dimensional ledger, constants stop being “mysterious numbers” and start becoming readable structural consequences. Gforce then becomes an invitation: if one driver sustains the medium, then the Universe is not an arbitrary accident of unrelated parameters; it is a coherent architecture whose rules can be learned, tested, and used.

Summary (one paragraph you can quote)

In QMU, the Universe’s familiar forces are projections of a single driver, $\mathrm{Gforce}=m_a\,\lambda_C\,{F_q}^{2}$. The Aether unit $A_u=m_a\,{\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2}/{e_a}^{2}=(\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2})/{e_a}^{2}$ is a complete quantum package that the same driver both powers and maintains. Channel constants follow as $k_C=(\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2})/(16\pi^{2}{e_a}^{2})$ and $G=(\mathrm{Gforce}\,{\lambda_C}^{2})/{m_a}^{2}$, with identities $A_u=16\pi^{2}k_C$, $A_u/G={m_a}^{2}/{e_a}^{2}$, and $\mathrm{Gforce}\,\lambda_C^{2}=m_a({\lambda_C}^{3}{F_q}^{2})=A_u\,{e_a}^{2}$. A key closure is $A_u\cdot\mathrm{curl}={F_q}^{2}{\lambda_C}^{2}=(F_q\lambda_C)^{2}=c^{2}$, tying the maintained Aether package to electromagnetic propagation. Thus Gforce is reciprocal to the physical forces and serves as their common source, while remaining a quantitative ledger primitive rather than a theological claim.

[1] FORCE: commonly, a "push" or "pull," more properly defined in physics as a quantity that changes the motion, size, or shape of a body. "Force," The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.

[2] The proportionality of quantity was not proved by Coulomb by means of special experiments... Philipp Lenard, Great Men of Science: A History of Scientific Progress, trans. H. Stafford Hatfield (New York: The Macmillan Company, 1933) 150.

[3] "An indispensable feature of episodic memory is our ability to temporally piece together different elements of an experience into a coherent memory..." Leila Reddy et al., Journal of Neuroscience, 4 August 2021, 41 (31) 6714-6725; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1523/JNEUROSCI.3157-20.2021

[4] Arthur L. Robinson, Science, New Series, Vol. 222, No. 4630 (Dec. 23, 1983), pp. 1316-1317.

[5] Masaru Emoto, The Hidden Messages in Water (Beyond Words Publishing, Inc., Hillsboro, OR, 2004).

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