Excerpt from the book "Magnetic Current" By ED Leedskalnin

When you were making the small magnets with a single copper wire you wasted
too many North and South Pole individual magnets. You only got in the steel wire very
small part of the magnets that came out of the copper wire. You are still wasting the
North and South Pole magnets. You do not get one half of the magnets in the steel or
iron bar from those which are in the coil. To get more magnets out of a coil put the coil
in steel or iron tube, then the tube outside the coil will be a magnet the same as the
coil's core, but the magnet poles will be opposite. it means at the same coil end if the
core end is North Pole the tube end will be South Pole. In this way you will get almost
again as much magnet out of the coil and in the core and tube.

4. John Keely
From the book Keely and His Discoveries Aerial Navigation
The suspension and propelling of an atmospheric navigator of any number of tons weight can be
succesfully accomplished by this exciting the molecular mass of the metal it is constructed of; and the
vibratory neutral negative attraction evolved, will bring it into perfect control, commercially, by keeping
it in sympathy with the earth's triune polar stream. There is enough of this latent power locked up in the
embrace of the iron ore, that is contained in our planet, which, if liberated and applied to proper
vibratory machinery, would furnish force enough to run the commercial power of the world: leaving
millions of times more to draw upon, as the needs increase. The velocity of the vibration governing the
flow of the magnetic stream, comes under the head of the first inter-atomic, and ranges from
300,000to 780,000 vibrations per second; the first order above odour permeating the molecules, of the
glass plate of the compass (with the same facility that atmospheric air would go through an ordinary
sieve through which it passes), to arouse sympathetically in the needle the concordant condition that
harmonizes with its own. The course of this sympathetic flow is governed by the full harmonic chord;
and, consequently, moves in straight lines; thus transmitting itws sympathy free of molecular
interferences.

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Figure 21
CROSS SECTION OF EARTH BETWEEN OPENINGS
SHOWING CONFIGURATION OF EARTH'S MAGNETIC FIELD
AND HOW SIX ZONES OF PBEVAILING WINDS ARE PRODUCED

CHAPTER

Cancellation of air currents

occur between magnetic
modal lines as a result of air
masses rrnving in opposite
directions and convergin g
at such pcrints.

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PRACTICAL "FREE ENERGY" DEYICES

WHICH COULD REYOLUTIONIZE
OUR WAY OF LIVING

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A free enerry device can be defined as a machine that extracts or puts

out more energy than it draws from its surroundings, or is put into it, to
obtain this energy. The world of academic science has always considered
this to be an impossibility, since it supposedly violates to law of conservation of energy. Despite continual and undeniable proof to the contrary, the vast majority of orthodox scientists still refuse to recognize
such realities. In view of the type of minds possessed by these men as has
been revealed throughout this treatise, it would be completely out of
character for them to behave in any other manner.
Many such discoveries have been made in this century. They have
passed every test designed to prove them fraudulent. In each instance,
the invention was suppressed and lost to the world by the underhanded

t1-

/l,/

Particles moving
Coriolis Effect weakens rapidly as one
moves from north or south to
equator. Consequently, the
accelerating force is not enough to
compensate f or f rictional f orces as
equator is approached. As a resrJt,
prevailing winds become weaker in
lower latitudes ard vanish near
equator.

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with magnetic flow

coming out of earth
will have a higher velocity
than those in the magnetic flow
going into the earth since they have
added velocity due to gravitational
repulsion. Consequently, they will
tend to escape the earth's magnetic
field. Because of mutual repulsions
some of them will be pushed south
and some north.

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tactics of such vested interests governed by unscrupulous men, whose only interests are the acquiring of money and power. Their success in
preventing the widespread use of these devices was facilitated by afflictions which all but a few of the inventors seemed to have in common.
These included acute cases of laryngitis and writer's cramp, at least
where the details of their inventions were concerned.
In the pages to follow, three devices of this nature will be described
and analyzed in detail. Two of them are self-sustaining electric
generators, and one is a magnetic motor or a device that is powered only
by permanent magnets. One of these, a self-sustaining electric generator,
is a design of this author.

With the exception of magnetic motors, all of these

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various

devices, including Tesla's famous wireless transmission of electrical energy, are based on a principle and a fact that has been dis265

c.,sscd repearedry in rhis treatise.

The principle is that alr known space
is
llcrr,cated with soft electrons which, in turn, harbor
enormous
quantitics ol' hard electrons. Essentially,
ali or such

inventions consist of various methods of exciting these soft

erectrons to the extent that they give
up the hard erectrons they contain. Less
energy is required to Jisintegrate
a soft erectron than the energy that is
released in the flow of hard erectrons as a result of the disintegration.
This is not a violatio; ;i;.
energy
conservation law, since the total kinetic
energy of the ethers invorved remains constant.

THE SELF.SUSTAINING ELECTRIC

GENERATOR
with one possible exception to be discussed
later, perhaps the most
practicar and useful free energy
device is the serf sustaining electric generator' Many have probably been developed
by different individuals at
different times' The. most famous and
spictacular of these was demonstrated publicry at Seattle, washington,
in Iglg, by an inventor named
Hubbard. His invention was featurid in'ieattre
newspapers at that time.
one of- Hubbard's generators was supposedly
r 4 inches i*,
, i*t es in diameter, and powered a
"ra'^i
40^horsepower electric motor,
which
pushed a boat continuously
around the bay for several hours. This
demonstration was witnessed by thousands.
A iormer associate of the author
was one of those who claimed to have
seen it. He stated rr,uiti"Lort
rr_
teresting part of the spectacle was
the tendency for the boat to levitate.
The reason isn't difficult to discern. rhegeneration
of the electricity cre_
ated such a high negarive charge in ttre
viJinity that the uo"i ** i-p."gnated with an inordinate quantity of
soft erectrons. Hubbard soon after_
wards abandoned his experimenis
and became s,ent with regard to his
invention. It is not difficult to surmise *f,rt
tupp.n.a.
During the time of his demonstrations,
Hubbard made a sketch of one

of his smalrer generators.used for ordinary

erectrical appriances. It was
approximately six inches long and about
five inches in diameter. lt consisted of eight coils in series, wound
on iron cores which, in turn, surrourded a srightry larger central coir.
The centrar coil was wound on a
hollow tube which contained rrury ,-rii.ois.
rhey were, undoubtedry,
comprised of soft iron. Four terminals
extended from the unit. Two of
them represented the outer coils, while
the other two came from the cen_
tral coil.

It

is highly significant that both wires

used in the generator appeared
of heavy gauge like those used in terephone power
or
Iines, with

1o be

the

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s;rr1e kind of insulation. Each core had only one layer of this wire. This
rrrcans that only a moderate number of turns were used in the entire
gt:nerator, or a total of about 250-300 turns on the outer coils and about

turns on the central coil.

It is known that the generator produced a fluctuating current of an undisclosed frequency and had no moving parts. The baSic principle on
which the generator operated is apparent. A small initial fluctuating currcnt (more than likely DC) was introduced in either the central or outer
coils. The fluctuating magnetic field surrounding the primary coil or
coils resulting from the primary current introduced an EMF in the secondary coil or coils. There is another important factor to consider when a
fluctuating current passes through a coil wound on an iron core'
A small current passed through such a coil with a moderate number of
turns per unit length will magnetize this core to a surprising degree. This
principle is utilized to great advantage in electromagnets' What apparently hasn't been realized is that during the brief interval in which the
.uri.nt builds up after it is turned on, an induced EMF is produced in the
coil by the changing magnetic flux, which is in the same direction as the
current. This induced EMF is the result of the magnetic field produced
by the magnetization of the iron core' If this induced EMF were in the
proopposite direction of the current, a sizeable current could never be
automatically
would
the
current
opposing
duced in the coil. The EMF
cancel it before it could increase.
Figure 22 shows a graph of the magnetization of an iron core plotted
against ampere turns pei unit length. The term "ampere turns" is the
number of turns-of the coil per unit length times the number of amperes
of current flowing through the coil' For example, a current of one am- pere flowing through a coil of 100 turns will produce tly"' same effect as
i*o u*p".", flowing through a coil of the same length, which has only 50
turns. There is a spction on the curve where a slight increase in ampere
turns will produce a tremendous increase in the magnetization of the iron
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core.

The cause of this phenomenon should be analyzed' It seems paradoxical that a modest nhmber of ampere turns can produce extensive and signif,icant magnetization of the iron core. Yet the observable magnetic field
produced by the current without the magnetic core is miniscule in comparison. A similar field, produced by a permanent magnet, would be
unable to induce a noticeable magnetization of iron. This is something
conventional science has found convenient to ignore. The solution to the
dilemma becomes apparent in view of concepts already introduced. The
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ofthe

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Core

Criticalsection of the
curve, where a slight increase in current produces a large increase
in the magnetization.

Ampere Turns per Unit Length

Irormal flow of current in a wire is accompanied by an extensive tlow ot

soft electrons in the same direction. This flow of soft electrons also
permeates the iron core. As this flow of soft electrons passes through the
i.on, .*y of them tend to disintegrate, which tends to create a hard
electron flow in the iron. This induces magnetism in the iron a considerable distance from the coil. The ma$netic field produced by a permanent magnet does not produce a flow of soft electrons to the extent of
that produced by an electric current flowing in a conductor. When the
ampere turns exceed a critical value, the soft electron flow in the iron
..uih., an intensity that results in a sudden and inordinate degree of
disintegration of the soft electrons. The great increase in the hard electron flow in the iron creates a sudden increase in the magnetization of the
iron.
If an alternating current is passed through an electromagnet and the
ampere turns exceed this critical point, a chain reaction will take place in
the coil, which will result in a tremendous increase of current in the coil.
This principle is responsible for transformers which occasionally burn
out during current surges. The sudden increase in current is sufficient in
some cases to put the ampere turn value over into this critical range'
strangely, such effects have baffled electrical engineers. The chain reaction results from an increase in the magnetization of the iron, which produces an increase in the current, which in turn produces an additional
large increase in magnetization, and so on. This ends when the iron
reaches its maximum degree of magnetization.
The above process occurs during the first half of the cycle. The EMF is
flowing in the direction opposite to that of the current after it reaches its
maximum value, and the second part of the cycle begins' This EMF,
which is of the same magrritude as that which brought the current to its
maximum value during the first part of the cycle, now acts as a brake and
stops the current. The applied alternating EMF then starts the current in
the opposite direction, and the same identical process described above
occurs with this current flowing in a new direction.
The normal operation of tranformers involves ampere turns well below this critical point. The additional EMF induced in the coils by the
magnetization of the iron offsets the natural inductive impedence of the
coils. This is why tranformers have such a high degree of efficiency. If
any material other than iron or special steel were used for the core, the

efficiency would drop significantly.

The author tested this principle of current or voltage increase during a
cycle. A pulsed DC current from a battery source could be passed
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through an electromagnet. The voitage irom the
battery source shoutcl bc
considerably increased after passing through rhe coil.
This is efuivalent
to stepping up the vortage of the battery when the portion
or the circuit
coming from the coil is used in conjunction with the
opposite pole of the
battery' The author tested this theory by placing auouiz,ooo'turns
on a
steel bolt one-harf inch in diameter and joining
the ends of the wire to the
opposite poles of a six-volt battery. A severe shock
was fert when the circuit at the negative pore of the battery was opened and
closed. It required
about 70 volts for an individuar, other than a sensitive,
to get anything
resembling a shock from an electric current under
normar conditions.
This means that, during the intervar the circuit was
opened or crosed, the
voltage increased from six volts to at reast 70 vorts
and possibry well beyond I00 volts!
The author and an associate then tried the experiment
with a pulsed
current operated by an electric motor to pulse the current
from a l2-volt
battery. This produced severar hundred purses per second
in the manner
of the distributor on a car. The voltage increase from the
single coir was
sufficient to produce severe shocks if one touchect the
wire and the
negative pole of the battery. paradoxically, the voltage
ana amperage in_
crease would not register on a voltmeter or
ammeter. The reason is crear.
The current pulse was in the form of a square wave.
The opening and
closing of the circuit was instantaneous. The current
aurin'g-itrese in_
finitesimal intervals of time was increased tremendously
in both vortage
and amperage' However, the current produced consisied
only of rarge
bunches of electrons of high vortage, separated
by relatively ireat time
intervals with no current frow, except foiresiduar
erectrons which wourd
register only a small current on the instruments.
This means the totar
amount of current, during a significant interval of time,
was small. con_
sequently, the instruments could not record these sudden
increases. They
didn't have sufficient time. However, the needles did vibrate,
showing

these sudden increases.

It is now clear that a normary pulsed DC current cannot be used

in
such a device' The experiments mentioned above only
demonstrated the
validity of the principle. This means that a pulsed current
in the form of
a sine wave must be emproyed. Since the induced
EMF in a coil is directly
proportional to the rate of change of magnetic
flux, the higher the frequency of this pulsed current, the better. A sine wave parteri
means that
the changes wil not beso abrupt, as was thecase
with the square wave.
Therefore, the rare of change of frux ro which the coir is
subjectecr
wiil

much less for the same number of turns, than witlr

o ,quoi. *uu".

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THE AWESOME [,IFE FORCE

be

It is highly signilicant that only small-gauge wire was employed in the

above experiments. At the time, it was the only kind of wire the author
critihad at hii disposal. when the diameter of the wire exceeds a certain

hard
cal value, there is a sudden and tremendous increase in the flow of
electrons for a given applied EMF. There are several factors involved'
Soft electrons tend to congregate around a conductor' This has been
proven by the Reich cloudbuster effect' Also, soft electrons which permeate all occupied space permeate the conductor in high concentrations.
when
The number is proportional to the cross sectional area of the wire.
the outan EMF is applied to the wire, a hard-electron flow begins along

side of the wire" The electrical resistance of the wire is approximately,

within certain current limits, inversely proportionat to its diameter. As
the wire increases in size, the current flow increases, and a greater magnetization of the iron core is the result. This means an increase in EMF
with a subsequent increase in hard-electron velocity and interactionselecThe hard electron activity in the wire produces disintegration of soft
electrons
trons in the wire and also along the outer surface. The hard
defireleased increase the electron flow or amperage' The shortage, or
to
electrons
ciency, of soft electrons in the region results in a flow of soft
the wire, as in the cloudbuster effect.

fr

fi
fi

fi

fr
*

There is another, and no doubt most important,factor which contributed to the success of the Hubbard device of which even Hubbard
himself could not have been aware. At that time the only insulated wire
used
available was that with the thick and heavy insulation similar to that
coils
the
in
wire
in power lines. This means that adjacent segments of the
insulathe
of
*ri. ,.p-uted by a distance equal to Lwice the thickness
protion. This consequently resulted in a cancellation of magnetic effects
the
on
duced by electrons flowing in the wire. Since inertia is dependent
electrons
the
properties
of
ability to generate a magnetic field the inertial
would be almost nullified. There is an optimum distance between the
wires which would produce the maximum effect. Evidently the insulation
provided this optimum distance. Most of the resultant magnetic field was
ihat wtrictrr encircled both wires and would be the weakest part of the
field. This means that a relatively low EMF could accelerate a large
number of electrons to a high velocity during a very short period of time.
As the electrons leave the coil inertia returns. This would result in a
backup of a high concentration of electrons in the coil. Since electrostatic
repulsion is not affected, electrons would be ejected from the coil at a
hiih velocity despite rheir increased inertia. This would result in a high
voltage and arnPerage output'
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As mentioned previousry in this treatise, magnerization of an iron
core
is largely the result of magnetic fields procluced by the flow of
soft elec-

trons, which are far more extensive than that produced by hard
electrons. The soft particres captured by such fields permeate the iron and
disintegrate, releasing the hard electrons which magrretize the iron.
Therefore, despite the extremely weak magnetic field produced
by the
near inertialess hard electrons, the iron core will still be magnetized.
The above effect also accounts tbr the strange properties of caduceus
coils which have Iong baffled researchers. The caduceus coil wound in
the manner shown in the diagram shows no tendency to heat up with
high
amperages and has virtually no impedence. At high frequency
AC it has
a tendency to levitate. As the reader will notice, adjaceni segments
of the
wire are separate except at the nodal points where they cross along
the
Iength of the core on which they are wouncl. There is a tremendous
con_
centration of hard and soft electrons at these nodal points where the
inertia momentarily returns, causing a backup in the flow. A high
frequency AC produces sufficient agitation of elecrrons, both
haio and
soft, to result in the release of hard electrons inside the core. This produces levitation. Since the hard electrons flowing in the wire have
Iittle or
no inertia, they are unable to produce thermal agitation in the wire.
since
impedence is due to inertia, it follows that impedence will all but vanish.
The only remaining mystery of the Hubbard device is how he obtained
his primary alternating current and the nature of the initial current
source. The means of producing the current was very likely built into
the
unit. This seems apparent since the device could be carriedio any site and
hooked up with any availabre appliance such as an electric .notoi.
A photograph of the smaller unit showed a small box-like structure below the
point at which the appriances wourd be artached. fhis probably
contained the source of the primary current, and was very likery onry a
ory
cell battery which produced a DC current, which was then iransiormed
into a pulsed sinosoidal DC or AC. The pulsing device could very well
have been a small oscillator. Under the conditions just ciescribed only
a
small initial current and EMF would have been required.
In all probability the central coil was the secondary. A stronger magnetic field can be produced along the periphery of the hollow tru. ir
it
contained a myriad of individual soft iron rods, than would occur if
the
coil were wound on a solid iron core. It would require a large number of
ampere turns to completely magnetize a large core uniformly. However,
in the case of individual rods, this is not necessary" The outer rayers
can
be magnetized before the inner portions. Therefore, it is ro;ical to

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that the hollow tube was also of soft iron'

took
During Hubbard's demonstrations, he claimed that his invention
theenergyoutoftheair.Manyyearslater,hecontradictedhimselfand
produced' This was an
claimed ihat radium was the source of the current
of the populamembers
discerning
more
insult to the intelligence of the
at the
tion. He was an employee of the Radium Company of America
a tendency to
time of his later disclosures. Evidently, his later claims had
shown
discourage experimentation with generators of the configuration

assume

in his sketch.

lthasbeenclaimedthatHubbardhadradioantennasstrungup

have been the

around the area where his device was tested' This could
unstable low
source of his initial current. A radio transmitter radiates
These can infrequency photons and very soft unstable soft electrons'
to release a flow
teract with the right type or combination of conductors
pulsed DC current'
of hard electrons in the form of a very high frequency
perhaps Hubbard used something akin to a crystal radio receiver to proseparator or
luce the input current. The employment of the proper wire

caduceuscoilprinciplewouldobviatetheneedofalargeinputcurrent.
ThomasHenryMoray,ofSaltLakeCity,developedaself-sustaining
for evelectrical g.n..uiol. which could produce a kilowatt of electricity
de.ry pornJof weight. This was about the same output as the Hubbard
magprinciple of changing
uice.1Sa,AS,S6) Apparently, he did not use the
dollars was spent in
million
one
Nearly
his
current.
generate
netic flux to
or perhaps on
developing the device. A government agent accidently'
purpor., iestroyed his device one day when he came into Moray's shop
toexamineit.BeforeMoraycouldstophim,hedidthingsentirelyconLack
trary to the safety rules iaid down by Moray for its safe operation'
ofiundspreventedhimfromeverrebuildingit.ThiswasthestoryMoray
it seems
told a former classmate of the author' As with all the others'
that the complete secret of Moray's device died with him'
operated by ulThe Moray tree energy device was quite complex' and
in resonance
trahigh frequency charging and discharging of condensers
device was
the
with lransformers. fne f<e, to the successful operation of
lnterestingly,
the use of special tubes he called ionic, cold cathode tubes.
he
the wires carrying the high amperage never heated up' Undoubtedly
the
coiland
applied the principle desc-ribed abore involving the Caduceus
running paroriginat version of the Hubbard device. Two or more wires
moving
currents
atte'i to each other with the right separation and carrying
inertiaof
flow
in the same direction would off., no resistance to a heavy
immediate
the
less eleclrons. When they entered an electrical appliance
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273

back up of electrons in the wires would produce sufficient repulsive

forces to force the electrons into the circuit with adequate voltages. The
major drawback to Moray's generator was its complexity and delicate
balance, which also made it susceptible to damage if improperly handled.
Because of this it was definitely inferior to Hubbard's generator.
Moray had a remarkable intellect. He developed sound detection devices and radio receivers, which were vastly superior to any in operation
today and completely static free . All parts of his devices remained cool
during their operation. He was also able to transmute elements. He had
no peers in the field of metallurgy. He produced metals with abnormal
melting points. One of his alloys had a melting point of 12,000 degrees
Farenheit! Unfortunately, it seems that none of his discoveries is being
utilized today.
Wilhelm Reich also developed a free energy device. He was supposedly
able to draw enough electricity from concentrations of orgone energy to
operate a 25 volt electric motor. In the book, The Cosmic pulse of Life,
on page 325, Trevor James Constable specifies some of the parameters
involved in this discovery.(25) Even Reich kept the details of his methods
to himself and one other assistant, for reasons as yet undisclosed. The
assistant disappeared, and sadly, as has always been the case, Reich's
secret died with him. Reich utilized the concept that orgone energy
houses vast quantities of hard electrons. A high concentration of orgone
could be maintained in an accumulator. The orgone could then be made
to disintegrate periodically in a manner similar to that of a lightning bolt.
This was the source of the hard electrons. This ability of orgone to
release hard electrons must have led Reich to the erroneous conclusion
that orgone is the source of all matter.
A design for a self-sustaining electric generator will now be presented,
which could be the most efficient of any yet developed. At the same time,
its simplicity is incredible. It involves the principle already described and
experimentally proven, with a pulsed DC current passing through a coil
wound on an iron core. One layer of a heavy gauge wire is wound on a
small and relatively long iron core. The core consists of a thin walled
tube filled with soft iron rods. This layer is then covered with a layer of
nonmagnetic, and preferably nonmetallic, material which functions as a
separator. It should be not less than one quarter of an inch thick. A soft
iron sheet is placed over this material on which the winding continues.
One layer of this second series of winding is then covered with another
layer of nonmagnetic spacing. Over this, another sheet of soft iron is
then placed. This process continues until the desired number of turns is
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of
the nonmagnetic spacing were not employed, cancellation
side
one
on
,rrgn.ti. effects in the iron sheets would occur' The windings
direction to the diof the sheet tend to magneti,e the iron in the opposite
on the other side of
rection of magnetizatiJn produced by the winding
effect'
it. rn..t. The nonmagnetic spacing minimizesofthis
the coil should be filled
The air spaces bet*Jen ttre ,arlous portions

nrade.

lf

withironfilingsorirondust.Asaresult,everypartofthewireisininti.

is exposed to a more
mate contact wittr soft iron. consequently, the wire
intense magnetic field, as the iron is magnetized'
sine wave is then
A high-frequency pulsed DC current in the form of a
and a portion
current,
into the .ou- e battery can supply the

introduced

its
of the amplified current is fed back into the battery to maintain
the
pulse
mechanically
to
;h";;". e smatt DC electric motor can be used

currentinthedesiredmanner.Mostofthecurrentbuiltupinthecoil
to both can
must bypass the battery and the pulsing unit' or damage
result.

Thedevicecanundoubtedlybecomemoreefficientbyutilizing'in

by smallHubbard principle. Tire above coil can be surrounded

with
manner
identical
er coils arranged in series and each wound in an
the
with
powder'
as
h.ury guug. wire and using copious amounts of iron
the
with
as
coils,
these
central coil. The input cu;eniis introduced into

p".iifr.

Hubbardgenerator.Thelargercentralcoilremainstheoutputcoil,butis
of this modified
no longer-both the input urJ outp't coil' The advantage
versionoftheHubbarddeviceisthatahigherinitialEMFandcurrent
canbeinducedinthelargecoil.Inaddition,themagnetizedironcoresof
in the iron of the centhe input coils tend to indu.. additional magnetism
proportional
is
tral core, and vice versa. Since the induced EMF directly
high a freas
employ
to
to the frequency, it is obviously advantageous
properly
not
will
lron
limits.
quency *-porribl.. That is, wiirrln certain
be
generator
should
This
i.rpona to frequencies much above 500 cycles.
a
superihas
it
because
device,
more efficient than the original Hubbard
oroutputcoil'Itseemsthatthishasbeenrecentlyverified.Theauthor
such a generator'
has been informed that someone in california has built
basedonthedesignjustdescribed.Thelargecoilwaseightinchesin

diameterand13incheslong.Theinputcoilswereaboutl'Zinchesin
diameter.Thefrequencyandamperageoftheinputcurrentwasnotre.
It burned
vealed. ln any event, th; output iar exceeded all expectations.
died
individual
particular
this
out the coil! The author has heard that
to
naive
somewhat
be
would
soon after this monumental experiment' It
earlier
discussed
has
been
what
assume that this was coincidental. From
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successful experimenters who are a potential

threat to the vested interests
have always been efficientry deart with.
More than rikery the biggest fac_
tor in the success of the above design is that non
metallic spacers were us_

ed in the centrar coil. This would make it similar

to an orgone accumulator and result in an inordinate concentration
of soft erectrons
around the inner coils. The orgone accumurator
effect may also have
been an important factor in the success of the
Hubbard device. A
diagram Hubbard made of one of his smaller generators
showed that it
was enclosed in a four rayer cannister! perhaps
rater experiments showed
that it worked much better if it were covered
with many arternate layers
of sheet metal and non-metailic sheets and may have
employed it in his
larger and more successful model. perhaps the
wire separation in his
coils were not of the optimum distance. In the
case of the caduceus coir
the nodal points play an important role in its performance.
In the final analysis the use of the right type of orgone
accumulator
could be by far the greatest factor in the building
of a practicar self sus_
taining electric generator. It shourd be kept in
mind that during intense
auroral discharges from the egress in northern
canada into thl holow
interior of the earth, transformers in canada have
been known
ly explode. If a similar orgone concentration is simurated to riteral_
in an ac-

cumulator with a sufficient number of Iayers

even an ordinary
transformer could be converted into a highry
effective serf-sustaining

generator! The author suggests not just

a few layers, but as many as 30 0r
40layers. Aluminum foil and paper should be very
effective. It folrows
that covering the gas tank and gas line with multi-layers

of such material
would greatly increase the mileage and performance
of any car. Gasorine
has a great affinity for soft electrons. A high
soft electron concentration
in gasoline would give it a much higher heat potentiar.
If a sufficient
number of layers are used around the tank
it is entirely possible that
water could be used instead of gasoline! The greater
the number of
Iayers, the greater the soft erectron concentration
becomes. This in turn
results in a greater excitation and a greater instability
of soft electrons.
Motors powered by permanent magnets are another
source of free
energy. Several inventors have found a way
ofbuilding such devices during this century. Apparently, onry one of the.n
has been willing to share
his secrets with the world. His name is Howard
Johnson. An ariazing article concerning his discovery appeared in the spring,
l9g0 issue of
"science and Mechanics" magazine. The author of this
article, Jarma

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l{yypia, personally tested working models of this invention and found

that they worked very well. Johnson has managed to patent his idea. The
patent number is 4,151,431. He deserves the admiration and respect of
all those interested in promoting truth'
As to be expected, the scientific community has tried to discredit him,
and claim that his ideas are a violation of the law of conservation of
cnergy. To a rational mind, the Johnson motor obviously does not
violate this law. All it is doing is harnessing a minuscule portion of the
kinetic energy of the orbital electrons of the atom, which are partially
manifested in the magnetic fields of the magnets.
Johnson's magnetic motor consists of armature magnets and stator
magnets. The stator magnets cause the armature magnets, which are attached to the rotating part of the motor, to move. The stator magnets
consist of U-shaped magnets magnetized through the length, which are
pointed at each end. The armature magnets are wafers, which are
magnetized through the thickness. They are arranged so that the same
pole is directly exposed to the stator magnets with air gaps between them
as shown in the diagram.
It can be shown that the sides of the north and south poles of the armature closest to the armature magnets will experience a net force in one
clirection at any position, as indicated in the diagram. The opposite side
of the stator magnets, or that further removed from the armature, will
tend to be forced in the opposite direction. since this side is further from
the stators then the side facing the stator, the net opposite force will be
weaker. Consequently, there will be a resultant force in one direction only.
The author has also designed a magnetic motor, which he feels would
be still more efficient than the one just described. Tests have proven that
the principle involved is valid. It makes use of unipole magnets, so that a
net force is exerted at all times on armature magnets in one direction only. The unipole magnets consist of wafer magnets, magnetized through
the thickness, and arranged and beveled in such a way that a unipole is
the result.
The accompanying cross section diagram shows the direction of the
force exerted on the armature magnets by the unipole stator magnets
which consist of wafer magnets magnetized through the thickness. In all

positions the force exerted on the stator is in only one direction.

However, it has been found that if stator and armature magnets are ar"Free Energy" Devices

277

r
ranged in a comprete circle the force disappears.
The reasons for this will
not be given here. The optimum portion oi
a circre for which this force is
effective is about 30 degrees. The difficulty can
be surmounted by arranging a series of stators and armatures arong
a shaft *rri.f ur. .u"r, m
degrees out of phase with each other. The
armatures are alr attached to a
long shaft which is free to rotate. Each combination
of stator and motor
comprising a 30 degree of a circre is magneticaily
shierded from alr the
others. In each section the rotor magnets
are far enough removed from

the shields to prevent magnetic drag. This

arrangement w,r produce a
constant torque throughout the-entire 360 degrees.
There are any number
of ways such a device can be controlred. Despite this,
the author feels
that DC electric motors used in conjunction with
serf-sustaining electric
motors would be more practical than magnetic
motors.

c:

23-

ttp

dielectric'constant between the plates, e : 8.85 x l0""o,rzlnewton2'25

meter2, and d is the distance betwen the plates in meters' Since A :
l0ro,
andd:
l0-r2,
x
8.85
x l0s, k: l, e
@.25

10)-(8'85
10-ro

x lo'1

x l0' farads

If the dielectric effects of the soft electrons are taken into consideration,
itcouldconceivablybe4,xl0'ofarads!Afaradisdefinedasthe

$r fi
Figure

aF

where C is the capacity in farads, A is tlre area in square qgter!, k is

c-

**1n-

Sott iron
magnotic shiold

P0TENTTAL 0F CRYSTALS
IN THE OBTATNING (lF FNEE EIIENGV

IttE.glE4I

Crystals may have played an important role

in the technology

278

The approximate energy capacity of a one cubic foot crystal will now
be calculated on the basis that the dielectric constant between the layers is
unity. The presence of soft electrons produces a dielectric effect of mammoth proportions. The distance between the layers is on the order of l0'e
cm. This means that there are about 2.5 x lOe layers in a cubic crystal
one foot long. The total area of these layers is on the order of about .09
x 2.5 x lOe square meters or 2.25 x 108 square meters. The formula for
the capacity, C, of a parallel plate condenser is

THE AWESOME LIFE FORCE

capacitanceofonecoulombofelectricitycontainedinacapacitor,with
orrlyor.voltofpotentialbetweentheplates'Thevoltagebetweensucplates
..rriu" layers of molecules is beyond normalcomprehension' Two
one ESU
of one ,qour. CM separated by one centimeter with a charge of
as the
i;r"- p",.ntial of one voli. This potential varies inversely
"
them. The amount of charge on a layer of molecules in
distancetetween
The mind
a crystal and the potential between the layers is astronomical.
of the reader will not be boggled any further by bringing these consideralayers of
tions into the calculationr.-if only one volt exists between the
free
enough
molecules in such a crystal described above, it would contain
for
electricity at any instant to supply a 100-amp current continuously
about 10 years!
practicalIt follows from the above consideration that crystals contain

lyanunlimitedquantityofelectricity-whichisnotlockedupinthe
pracuto-r. Civilizations of tire past and builders of UFOs have found a
crystals,
these
from
ti"ut *uy of drawing off iome of the electricity
tapped. It has
whose siore of electricity is replenished as quickly as it is
vast ocean of
a
with
been shown that the physical rttirette is impregnated
the entire
conglomerates of particles comprised of photons, which cover
throughout
uniform
virutally
is
i..q-r.n.y range. The density of particles
where it is concentratthe part of space occupied by the universe, except
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219

ed by bodies such as crystals.

Soft protons are captured at the negative end

of a crystal and soft electrons at the positive end

Negative -

end of

crystal
Reichenbach
discovered

crystalpolarity. Soft

particles disintegrate into

Soft
protons

8.S88

,;o;o;o.o;o;Q;Q;q

g.8S88E.888

theirconsti-

16-0-oo00_0o

tuent light
atthe ends
of crystals.

;oooooooe

Positive
endof

-__s

Molecular
layers

;o.o.o;o;o:o:q.q

Soft electrons

captured between molecular

layers

:o.-o:o:o;o.o-qq

crystal

The repulsion and attraction of the fundamental particles in atoms and molecules
in adjacent layers ol a crystal make it equivalent to a charged condenser.

Hard electrons are camouflaged by soft electrons, which are captured between the
'Ihese hard electrons ale drawn toward the positive
molecular layers of a crystal.
side of the molecular layer due to the crystal's polarity. This makes them susceptible
to escape from the sott Particles.

S
Molecular
layers

Soft elec-

tronscon- -/
taining ''
camouflaged
hard electrons

This would release great quantities of hard electrons. The flow could be
regulated by the intensity of the sound and also by periodically chopping
off the sound. This is one possible source of power utilized by UFOs.
The crystal could also be employed as a lethal weapon by altering the
sound so that the crystal would project beams of particles of any desired
intensity, both hard and soft. The origin of the expression "the terrible
crystal" may have been from this application.
Perhaps the best way of tapping the energy concentrated within a crystal is by utilizing the principle described earlier, involving repeated reflections of a light beam from a combination of mirrors. A light ray, after
many reflections, is converted into a beam consisting of a high concentration of soft electrons. If light traveling inside,E transparent medium,
such as glass or a crystal, hits the outer surface at t&.correct angle, it will
be reflected back inside the material. This principle r's employed in prism
binoculars to make them more compact.
Assume the outer surface of a crystal is cut into a myriad of smooth
facets at the proper angle to each other, so a light beam introduced at one
of the facets will be reflected back and forth many times within the crys'
tal before it escapes from a certain facet. If this beam experiences a sufficient number of reflections inside the crystal before it escapes, it will
emerge as a potent laser. The concentration of soft electrons near the
point of exit will be so intense that soft electrons housed by the crystal
which are in the path of this rav will disintegrate, releasing a flow of hard
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280

l-.

The fundamental reason for the electrical properties of the crystal will
now be given. Consider two adjacent layers of molecules. The electrors
in one layer tend to repel those in the adjacent layer. This produces a partial displacement of the electrons in these layers from their normal isolated positions. The protons are likewise displaced toward the electrons in
the adjacent layers, with no chance for any of the particles within the
atoms to jump across. These great fields are mitigated by the soft particles permeating the crystal. An interesting effect results from this. The
hard electrons contained within the soft particles tend to concentrate
along the positive side of the layers. This produces a stress on one side of
the soft particles, with a tendency for the hard electrons to escape from
them. This renders the soft electrons more susceptible to disintegration
with the consequent release of hard electrons. This suggests a method for
discharging large quantities of hard electrons from crystals.
If crystals were caused to resonate by sound of the right frequencies,
great numbers of the soft electrons within the crystal would disintegrate.

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281

Figure 25
DIAGBAM SHOWNG HOW MAGNETIC AND CONSEOUENTLY INERTIAL EFFECTS
OF FLOWING ELECTRONS ARE CANCELLED IN ADJACENT SEPARATED SEGMENTS
OF COII IN HUEBARD GENERATOR.

6^h.
;\,current into paper

Only the weaker outer portron of iie f iefO envelopes

both wires and tends to pull them togerher by the

pinch

Magnetic field between wires tends to be

cancelled. As a result total energy of f ield
greatly reduced dnd conseq;ently inertial
properties ol f lowing electrons.

TOP VIEW OF HUBBARD GENEMTOR

effect.

clectrons from the crystal' The disintegration

ol soft electrons and

thc

sur'
void' rvhiih rvill tend to be filied in by
subsequent liow will t'"t*t u
acelectricity
voltage
llorv oi high
rounding concentrations' A constant

.o*punling the laser will

be the

result'

'dered

characteristics of rvhat is const

Crysrals seem to have more of the
sho''r
.,inanimate"
objects. Erectron microscopes
a life form than that of
predebeto
appears
also
of the crystal
a cellular-like structure' The size
molarrangement of atoms and
orderly
the
Uy
gro'us
crystal
termined. A
constructions rvhich cannot assume
ecules. There are thre;-dim;nsional
is complere'-t::
process
their finalshape until the building
:lT,:1t' ""'
structure in mrnrature'
the.complete
of
replica
a
with
o,t
cannot start
verreplica' end up rvith an enlarged
and by building on tfris miniature
rnust
process
*'st be predetermined and the building

sion of it. The slr.

proceed with this in mind'
bc
crystal is predetermined seems to
The conclusron tnul-ir,. size of a
a
in
crystal
intelligence builds the
inescapable. ff,i, -tun'' un t*tt'nut
of
creatiorr
A parallel case is the
manner analogous to an embodiment'
inapter 18' which covered Wilbions lrom inert rnattei,"'l*tntlontain

helmReich'sexperiments'Thereisoneessentialdifferencebetrveenthe
orinorganic matter and that rvith
embodiment of an inielligence with
molecules
of
and replacement
ganic matter. There it-"" itti"ait tt*o'.ul
are permanently fixed in
molecules
The
and cells in the inorganic'case.
it
exists with organic life' This makes
the body. tne opposilt''i*ution
steadiand
bo<ty
replica of the iinal
possible to start or, *i t u ,niniature
the original
maintaining
i;i;;;*" its size while
to science' Whis"op:t-ti-11::^substance known
strongest
tf't
Pure iron crystals u"
pounds per

strength of over 500'000

kers of iron crystals;;'; " tensiie
to explain why these crystals possess
square inch. Scienti,i' t'"t failed
is practically self-evident'
such strengtt,. on."'ug;i': ;t explanation
in
iron, the individual iron atoms are
Since these crystals ."""riri Lrpure
magnetic
complete'
results in a more
closer contac, *i,n t""f' ottrer' ttris
cohesion added to the powerful
normal
rienrarion or tne aiJm;-ih.
alone'
Factor than the cohesive forces
magnetic attraction i'""'i"' gtt"ter
of
properties
magnetic
regard to the

No commenrs were

*ua. ,Iuri" in

fine that this aspect was not

prevent close rnutual conobserved. lmpuritie;;ot*'ff' found
attraction of the atoms'
of the iron atoms, reducing the magnetic
the crystals. Evidently, the whiskers

Y:tt.to
in iron

tact

'THE WORK OF- TESLA WITH FREE ENERGY

without some rnention of the

This chapter rvould scarcely be complete
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283

r
.

work of Nikola Tesla. Of all his many inventions and ideas, it seems only
one of them was oriented toward what is termed " free energy ". It is his
much talked about wireless transmission of electrical energy. The idea incorporates the earth as part of a resonating circuit. The earth is treated as
a terrestrial conductor, which is thrown into resonance with electrical oscillations impressed upon it by a resonant circuit, which was grounded.
Tesla assumed the earth would behave like a perfectly smooth or polished conductor of inappreciable resistance, with capacity and inductance uniformly distributed along the axis of wave propagation, and
transmit low frequency electrical oscillations, with scarcely any distortion or attenuation. Any given conductor would have a certain natural
frequency to which it would respond and produce resonance.
A receiving device could be set up any place on earth, and draw offany
desired quantity of electrical energy (that is, within certain limits). The
system would amount to so-called standing electrical waves of very low
frequency being set up in the earth. The degree of success Tesla had with
this system in his experiments at Colorado Springs during 1899-1900 is
questionable. His principle is feasible in the light of concepts already in-

troduced in this treatise.

The electrically oscillating earth generated ultra-low frequency photons, which were bounced back and forth from the earth's surface to the
ionosphere. This, in turn, set the ionosphere to oscillating at a similar
frequency with the subsequent generation of new photons of the same
frequency. This offsets the attenuation of the original radiations by the
law of redistribution and the inverse square law. As a result, a transmitter can radiate these ultra-low frequencies, and the strength of the signal
scarcely diminishes as the distance from the transmitter increases. The
ionosphere consists of a conglomerate of soft electrons associated with a
wide range of ethers, especially the lower ethers. The majority of the soft
particles is comprised of ultra-low frequency photons. Consequently, the
lower the frequency of photons radiated from the earth's surface, the
more likely they are to be reflected back to the earth.
A number of factors are involved in the ionosphere's maintaining its
position above the earth. The earth is continuously bombarded by photons and soft electrons of all kinds from outer space. Many of them have
lost most of their original velocity by the time they reach the earth, for
reasons elaborated upon earlier. The earth's gravitational field repelling
effects bring many of them to a halt some distance above the earth, while
others continue and concentrate in the earth's shell. Those affected most
by the earth's field indirectly impede others that are not affected to as
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softest
The slowest particles are the
great an extent by the earth's field'
time
more
had
hu"
und
g"utttt distance
ones, which t ur. t,'u"ilJit"
law'
frequency by the redistribution
to be brought down to the lower
They concenis of the softest particles'
Thus, the greatest tont"n*iion
the ionowhy
is
This
crust'
tt'" tuttt"t
trate in both the i""o'p"#J ulli
are responat the same frequency' and
sphere and the earth cJn resonate
Tesla system'
,iUt" fo. the feasibility of the
erectrons and photons concentrated
urtra-soft
of
range
Because of the
resonant frethere will be more ihut' on"
in the ionosphere and
gf-f radiations (extremely low frequency)
't't """t"
quency. Experiments"*itf'
at 8' 1; and 20 cycles per second'
have indicatea ,nu"nt
per
would be 6' 18 and 30 cvcles
Tesla predicted

t"it"t'onutt'
that;;;;;;;tncies

"?ilS rnorons

and soft electrons

gantic when

ass

ociate d

ililt'"+llt"t

Yllt .::,ff
ELF
u"otiated with visible light' The of
photons
the
the diameter of

"o*ru"i'tJ-tno'"
>< 1013 times
photons are of the
"f
electrons house' gigantic
"tal'
Consequtn'f,' ELF ph.otons and

visible light.
quantities of hard

photon or

of an ELF
t;;";' The disintegration
disinteThe harder particres ttr^ev .r.fftail
electron starts a.hJ;;";iln.
partiharder
of still
ai'iniegration

grate with tne ,eteast a"Jot"ttttiue

cles, until the subseqi;';t];;t;
"f.ttr1
"'t'"

repeated reflections
rvith, becom. .*.i'"a

nlf

electrons themselves' Bv
to begin
radiations' *t'i"ft are unstable
to cou8tr
made
be
they can easily

trari

'n"'

'o"'n'Jt-tt"
iir. ttuta electrons they camouflage'- -..i--inn nr
qrrch energles'
ener
and transmission of such
Tesla's idea was that resonance
voltage
high
acco-mplished bv using
without attenuation, ;'il;;ry;;
respect'
one
only
right in
up

and great quantities or

iltt'ituit'*ev,!-"-.]as

quanti-

large
was necessary in-o'it' to tap
The high energy transmission
intensity of
the
of
place on
ties of electricity at any
Howearth'
the
't'".goU.tt.Lecause
radiated throughout
photons and soft tlJ,r"lnJ;ing
phothe
but
ilt utt'i"vei with low voltage energy'
ever, a resonance
energy
of
amount
point' Therefore' the
ton intensity would Utjo* ui unv
from the source would be relatively

*"

that could be obtainei"i'""

'Li"t
low.
on the properties of light
It was shown earlier during the discussion
obtain 100 percent monochrothat it is difficult, if ;; im;;'ittt'.to
a con;leeed fiequencv consists of
matic lisht. env rient rlv ;il;i;;'
be bound
to
tend
frequencies"They
glomerate of ptrotons oi Oiffeient
The famous Land experiments
tosether bv mutual;;il;';tutiion'
pattern applies to all electromagnetic
demonstrated this fact'*This same
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285

frequencies down to, and incluriing, the ELF radiations. The {requencies
assigned to any radiation generated by an oscillator are the average frequencies of the photons comprising the radiations. The majority cluster
around this average. Some of them are a higher frequency and some are
lower. This makes the tuning of a radio receiver easier. If the incoming

signal consisted entirely of monochromatic radiations or of only one

kind of photons, extreme precision in tuning would be required. In fact,
such precision might be beyond the capabilities of most radios.
Certain types of shielding can strip off some of the photons and soft
electrons furthest removed from the average frequency of a radio signal
or an ELF radiation. Physicists and technicians interpret this effect as
stripping off the magnetic or electrostatic component of an electromagnetic wave. As stated earlier, the Maxwell electromagnetic theory erroneously states that a so-called electromagnetic wave consists of magnetic
and electrostatic components, each at right angles to each other. This, of
course, is contrary to the relationship between electrostatic and magnetic
fields.
The main drawback to Tesla's idea is that everyone would be dependent upon a central power source. In case something went wrong with it,
everyone would be out of power. In any event, the populace would be at
the mercy of a utility company as they are today. Ironically, Tesla is the
father of the present system of electric transmission, which is controlled
by huge vested interests. As indicated earlier, these same interests have
prevented the utilization of free energy devices. Had it not been for
Tesla's contributions in this field, devices like that of Hubbard or Moray
would likely have been in widespread use long before now. Consequently, the public would be independent of corporations for all their energy
needs. The petroleum industry would not have the power and influence it
has today, as well as many other corporations which are controlled by
the same unconscionable people.
The Tesla patent on wireless transmission of electrical energy involves
the use of pancake coils. A primary coil of a few turns surrounds the secondary pancake, one end of which is grounded and the other end attached to an antenna. An AC or pulsed DC put through the primary induces a Eemendous flow of soft photons and electrons throughout the
secondary, which are radiated outward by the antenna. Tesla claimed a
great amplification of current in the secondary by this process. From the
standpoint of hard electricity, he was wrong. The production of hard
electricity in the secondary was marginal. However, the production of
soft particles by this process is startling. This is a highly effective method

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of disturbing the lower ethers ln order to create soft photons by the implosion process. An associate of the author duplicated this experiment
with the hope of producing a high output of hard electricity from the sec<lndary pancake coil. The results were impressive. The "electricity" produced could not be contained by the coil. It was highly penetrating and
its effects were evident at considerable distances from the device. The
electricity would not produce a significant shock, yet it would create the
illusion of high voltage. The hard electricity induced in the secondary
was minimal. The associate was both puzzled and disturbed over the result. What he did not understand was that the soft particles produced
were virgin particles created directly out of the lower ethers, which had
had insufficient time to captures significant numbers of harder particles.
Since Tesla did not comprehend the principles of soft particle physics,
he misinterpreted the results of many of his experiments. He was not producing voltages even approximating the magrritude he and others believed he was producing, even though the soft particles created by his experiments gave the illusion of high voltage. Many of the soft particles
would travel considerable distances before disintegrating and releasing
harder particles. The misconceptions are identical in principle to the fallacies involving cosmic rays. The low frequency photons and soft electrons produced by Tesla experiments are relatively enormous and are
capable of absorbing hard electrons.
There can be little doubt that a practical, self-sustaining electric generator, such as those already described, would be vastly superior to the
Tesla system. Tesla was a great electrical engineer and inventor. $is ability was tremendously enhanced by a photographic memory and strong
psychic and mediumistic abilities. By his own admission, etheric images,
or thought forms of something he was trying to invent would appear in
front of him, showing all the working parts. All he needed to do was reconstruct it, as it was shown to him. His invention of the AC electric
motor came about in this manner. Exterior intelligences no doubt projected these images that could not be seen by anyone other than a Fychic
with clairvoyance.
Despite these special abilities, Tesla was neither a theorist nor a profound abstract thinker. He was at odds with Einstein in regard to the relativity theory, but for the wrong reasons. He didn't believe matter could
be converted into energy or vice versa, until the splitting of the Uranium
235 atom in 1939, with its consequent release of energy. He then changed
his mind. It is ironic that Tesla was unwittingly correct in his original assertion concerning relativity, but was unable to see that the experiment
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287

with U235 did not demonstrate the conversion of matter into energy. He
was also taken in by the false and highly illogical theories and teachings
of Walter Russell, as many others were. He thought Russell's ideas were
too advanced lor the time, and that the world would not be ready for
them for at least 100 years. (The evaluation of Russell's scientific ideas
will be given in Part IV.) Tesla's life style and the manner in which he
handled personal problems were not what one would expect of a great in-

CHAPTER 22

tellect.

THE SEARL EFFECT AND RELATED

Figure 26
THE CADUCEUS COIL

Backup and collision of

partlcles at nodal points.

A laser like pulsed beam of soft

electrons is eiected from coil.
The frequency pattern of the pulses is
dependent on frequency of AC or DC,
the input voltage and amperage and
the characteristics of the coil. (The
nodes should lie along a straight line

for best operation.I

Hird

Collision of soft electrons

so occur where segments
o\ wire converge at nodes.

ollision of soft electrons

also Qleases larger quantities

to cancellation of
magnetic effects between
nodal points both hard and
soft electrons have lost much
of their inertial propertibs.
Therefore, a small EMF can
prodtre a high velocity. They
regain their inertia
mommtarily al the nodal
points and lose theii velocity.
This produces a backup and
collision of particles.

of hard electrons.

Due

288

Soft electrons
wing along wire.

Although\inertial properties of
particles are greatly reduced between
nodes, electrostatic effects re
unchanged" As a result the periodic
backup of particles in coil produces
tremendous repulsive forces and
great quantities of both hard and soft
dectrons are ejected from the coil at
high velocities. A laser like beam of
soft particles is pulsed or radiated
from the coil. lt will have a
longitudinal wave pattern.

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UFO PHENOMENA
The Searl effect was discovered by an English electronic technician
named John Searl in 1949.(109) He noticed a small EMF or voltage was
induced in rotating metal objects. The negative charge was on the outside, and the positive charge was around the center of rotation. He reasoned that free electrons were thrown outward by centrifugal force, leaving a positive charge in the central portion. It followed that an electrical
generator might be built utilizing this principle.
He constructed his first generator in 1952, and tested it outdoors. Its
performance and behavior far exceeded his expectations. The armature
was rotated by a small engine. It produced a powerful electrostatic effect
on nearby objects, accompanied by crackling sounds and the smell of
ozone. Beyond a critical rotational speed, the armature continued to accelerate without the aid of the engine. The generator finally lifted off the
ground, while still accelerating, and rose about 50 feet, breaking the connection between it and the engine. It remained at this height for a brief
period, while still increasing its rotational velocity. At this time, a pink
halo surrounded it, indicating ionization of the surrounding atmosphere
at an extremely low pressure. It also caused local radio receivers to go on
of their own accord. While still accelerating, it apparently reached another critical rotational velocity, at which stage it rapidly gained altitude and
disappeared.
Since 1952, Searl and others have constructed numerous Senerators of
varying sizes from 3 to 30 feet in diameter. Some of them have been lost
in a similar manner. They claim to have developed a means of controlling
them in the process.
Explanations for the phenomena just described are easily deterrnined

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Tesla Generator 1894

1.
2.
3.
4.

Aluminum disc 9 diameter

2. Brass or copper cap or disc
3. Battery 6V.
4. Thin copper magnet wire coil about 50 turns.

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d,
f.

1i

.ir
rl

interesting test was rnntlc bY the

gold which is stable and longlasting enough to be assayed by

the ordinary methods used to de-

Union AssaY Officc, SalI Lakc

City on about 50 c.c' o[ artcsian
water which showed rlo trace o[
sold before treatmcnt. Attcr
ir.ur*"rrt it assayed at the Per
ton rate of $10'50 in gold and

termine the presence of gold anywhere. Further, he says his proc'

ess uses tro cyclotron or other
atom-smashing device.

Not only does Moray say he

has transmuted. gold, but he

By Gaston Burridge
.E Salt Lo&e City mqn cloirns diacovery oI ct new lorm ol energxr

with which he perlorms melcllurgiccrl mircrcles.

that gold
II-r ucrNn, if not history, has it not adverse to the idea
th21 ths alchemists of old - and other metals - can be transmaterials not consearched

for two things; how to

muted from
taining gold as we recognize it.
In fact, scientists already have
transmuted gold! Xt is a terribly

make gold from baseimetals, especially lead, and how to produce

an elixir of life. Some per.sons believe the alchemists were not
searching for ,a new formula for
making gold, but rather looking

for information they believed

expensive process and the amount

of gold is tiny, but it has been

done. Too, this rnan-made gold

has not proved stabtre. Tfrat is, it

does not remain as made for very

was

once known, then lost.

long. Rather, it changes into

something else - or just disap-

Gold has intri.qued the minds

of mcn since history was first recorded. fn cveral lands gold was
called the "strn metal". It was
used in worship and to decorate

peafs,

holy pluces. Modern scientists are

t6

It

- Mr. Mofay has exPerimented

along lines

increaseng the radio-

active minerals by his process. [Ie

the activitY

says he has increased

of carnotite, uranium and

other
radioactive substances, including
a combination of copper and leadl

Immediately, one is'anxious to

know how such wonderful things
are accomplished. Therein, lies
a set of secrets known comPletelY
only to T. H. Moray. It lvould
appear they may invol.ve a whole
new concept of things. Whether

loy which will not mclt undcr

12,000 degrees F! This figure has
treen checked. He says, "Hundreds
of persons have seen and tested
these metals.

One ounce of lead treated by

Moray's proces$, and afterward
assayed try the Boaz Mine Laboratory, Norris, Mont., showed 35
cents in gold. -Five ounces of soil,
which assayed no gold at all be-

Utah, who claims to have made

of.

activity of certain already radio-

Going into this matter of metallurgy still farther, Moray says he

has treated coirpea "Cu", so it
does not melt under 3000 degrees
l. Ordinarily copper melts aL
about 1980 degrees F. Moray also
wrote me he has produced an al-

ment, assayed gold content at the

rate of $122.50 per ton. Another

silverl

Processe$.

herel

fore treatment, after Moray's treat-

in

should be understood these

experiments were not done on a
coinmercial basis, but as a lab'
oratory exPeriment' It should tre
rememtrered too, these metals did
not, "vanish" afrer the experiment
was concluded but remained statrle at least long enough to be
run through standard assaYing

writes me that he has produced,

or perhap-s "treated" is a better
word, ordinary lead, "Pb", in such
a way that it will not melt under
2000 degrees Fahrenheitl Common lead melts at about 625 degrees Fahrenheit. Moray writes,
"I mean 2000 degrees, not 200 degrees Fahrenheitt" So, there is
no question of a misplaced.zero

This brings us to Thornas Hen-

ry Moray, of Salt I-rake City,

$2.63

these concepts coincide with present scientific cor\cpts oI atomic

structure I do not know,
T. H. Moray is an electrical
engineer, trorn and brought up

in SaIt Lake

City,, Utah. Who's

Who In Engineenng carries the
following information concerning

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It{

lrirrr. " lhrln Arrgrrsr 2[], ItJg2. Etlur';rtr,rl, prrrblir: s<:hnols, Salt Lake
(lity, (lrathlatcd from The Latter
I)ay Saint's Business College
thcrc: completed an Electrical
lngineering colrrse with International Correspondcnce School:
Took his E; E. degree, University
r-'f Ullsala.

"Moray has held the following

Engineei
and designer, Utah Power g r.ight
Co., and the Phoenix Construction Co.; Assistant Chief Engineer,
Aarastard Construction & trngineering Co.; Division Electrical
Lngineer, Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. He was
also a consulting engineer in pri1,'ate 'practice. "
Moray has written articles for
several publications dealing with

positions: Electrical

electrical engineering rnatters. For

illany years now he has devoted

rnuch time to experimcnting and

devcloping what he chooses to

call "the field of radiant energy".

It is through the application oI
tJris "radiant cncrgy", thcn, that
Mr. N{oray . stakes his claim for

his marly

tue

tallurgical

accom-

lrlishments. Within this realm lie

his secrets. Perhaps, like Sir Issac
Newton, N{oray is ahead of his
ti rrtc.

.lLrst lvhat is radiant energy?

Whcrc does it come from? How
rnay it be u*cd by man? These
atrd a host o[ other guestions
llrust bc answcrcd. Unfortunately
rnuch of this infonnation is held

sccrct by Mr. IVIoray. Even if it

were available it would require a
large volume to cover it.

Ilowever, we can make a be'

ginning. Mr. Moray believes thete
exists a band of vibrations or
waves "beyond the light rays".
These vibrations come in surges or
groups like ocean waves - a powerful first surge, followed by other

less powerful and

graduated
surges which finally fade to noth'
ing, only to begin over again immediately. It has been reported
to rne, although not by Moray,
that these wavcs follow the pat-

tern of "'1". I have understood,

though again not from IVIoray,
that he first became aware of these
strange surges early in his career,'
as he sat through the long nights,
his ear 1'glued'. to a silent set o[
telephone lincs. Here he first
I-.eard the rcgular but oscillatory
"cadence of sounds" and won.
dered what produced them. During his search he discovered this
force he chooses to call radiant.
euerg).
N'Ioray has come to belicve this
Iorce perr,ades all space. He believes one may tap it on the llfoon,

on Pluto, at the farthest point of

thc Milky Way, or anywhere tre.
t'\,veen, as u'ell as on Earth. While
Mr. Nloray does not believe in
"Perpetual 1no tio n, perpetual
light or perpetual power", he does
think the supply of vadiant energy is arnple Ior "all mankind's
powcr needs indcfinitcly.

AI-CHEMIST

]956?

l9

One.of trforay's adherents wrote

me,

"I think

Moray's radiant energy is the greatest invention of

our time. Atomic energy is .peanuts' by cornparison." -'

rnay think as he pleases,
of-One
course, but it seems iuch a
statculcnt is a bit ovcr-optjmistic
at this time. Nothing approaching so vast an accompliihrnent

has been demonstratctl-thus far.

llowever, Nikola Tesla ncver

all the results of his
Colorado experiments and it is
quite possible he learned. somemade known

thing of a pqtenrial force sirnilar

to radiant energy but thought the

world not ready for it. Ir

is

known that l\{oray is a closc stuilcnt of Tcsla's wor-k.

On thc other hand,

I\foray

gradually has perfectcd his device's output frorn a capacity to

light one small incandescent

Iight bulb to a prescnt capacity

claimcd to be 50 kilowatts. Fifty

kilowatts represents about

horsepower and, ccrtainly,
horsepor,vcr

67
6Z

is not to be disre-

garded. X,fany srnall factorics do

trot use :rs much as 67 horsepower.
'According to Moray, one of
his present units can be built for
about .$800. l\,Iass production
rnctl'lods rnight'cut rhis price in
half. Under these circurnstances,
a unit in a hoile n'ould bring
about 'a substantial saving in

power hills over sevra1

y.ears

time.

As many as 100 pcrsons have

witnessed radiant energy cleruon-

sl"rations,

lludiunt energy, as it

ernerges from the Nloray apparatus, [ray bc considercd a fornr of

clectricity. It is an altcrnating
curl'etrt, but an altc|nating currcnt of vcry high frcquency or
cyclage. This current will light
ordinary incandesccnt light bulbs.
The light which comes frorn these
bulbs is called "pure whitc on the
blue side, not on the yellow side
as light given off when rhe same
bulbs are lightcd with commcrcial
currents." f-his light possesses
high actinic qualities, rvhich rnean
ii affects . photographic films
quickly and porverfully. Photographers who have exposed films.
in this light have found thcy are
Iorced to "stop rvay dou'n" ro prel'Cnt OVer exposure.
If a photograph of a single bulb
lightcd with t'adiant eneygy is

takcn the print shonrs a large,

dark ring, perpendicular to the
base of thc bulb. This ring looks
like a circle of, transluccnt black
log. It scerns the light somehorv
reflects itself on the air, or projects a shadolv of itsclf there.
. Sorne persons who have secn
radiant energy po\,ver lights say
the bulbs look as if they ',vere
Iilled entirely .r,vith white light,
as jf the gas itsclf rvhich fill thc
I;ulbs wcre fully incandescent.
Iloray bclievcs this to be true.
Radiant eneygy will heat elcctric flat irons and other elecrical
hcatilrg tlcviccs.. It is clainrctl

2A

treating capacities are reachcd

nruch nrore quickly wittr' rtid,iant
en,ergy than with commercial cur'

FATE

Briefly, it wo;ld aPPear to

ALCHEMIST

tre

similar to a radio receiving set o[ nower rrroportions. It is compor"a of two'coils o[ wire, or in'
hotter
consid.erably
rents, and are
'd,tr,ctancies,
It contains several
than when powered with ordinarY
caPacitors, of difor
electric cnel'iy. The high fre- condensers,
is a detector
There
sizes.
ferent
guency of radiant energY.is 1esponsible for this. MoraY saYs he tube, or electronic valve, and two
oscillator tubes, Added to this is
has learned the exact frequencY
"bar of sitver and a bar of coPa
not
of radiant energy but he will
disclose it. Further, he saYs volt- pcr", a starting deuice, and a stePmeters and ammeters used to howrr electrical transformer, re'
measure commercial alternating ported to be l000-to-1, PrimarY to
currents will not measure radiant icconclary. Atl of this is enclosed
in a box measuring about 30'
energy.
Electric motors wound to tur.n inches loug bY 16 inches wide
on commercial electricity will not by 16 inches high. It weighs about
crperate on radiant enetgy, He 50 pounds. There are no movrng
parls. Moray says there are no dansays, "Motors wound to accePt the
ge.o.,t radiations surrounding the
will
frequency of radiant energY
operate." flowever, I learned else' 6ox when it is in oPeration"
Many persons have looked irrwhere, that while such motors will
the box. Several trave made
side
operate they are. not as efficient
than a cursory examination
more
ordinarY
on
motors
running
as
commercial currents. MoraY saYs of its contenb - excePt for the
when his motors are running in delector lube!
The incluctancies arc about
the dark they glow with a Yiolet
eight and l0 inches in diameter'
aura. His motors run cold!
The speeds of the rad,iart't en' They are composed of several laYerg) motors, as rePorted, are [an- ers of wire. The diameter of "the
tastic, Moray wrote me they turn wire is much smaller than necesover better than 36,000 revolu- sary to carry anything like 50 kiltions per minute, more than 600 owatts of ordinarY commercial
per seiond! Wren I asked where electricity. ProbablY, there is a
he gets bearings to;withstand such direct relationshiP between the
phenomenal speeds, MoraY re- size of the wire and the number of
ptied tnat he makes them. Thus turns of ft an each coil. Further,
I learned about his metallurgical it can be assumed the distance
separating the two coils is im'
work.
is
portant, as well as the direction
aPParatus
What sort of an
in which the coils are wound.
Deuice?
Energ
Radian't
Moray's

!
I

-2I

Nloray is silcnt as to the materials used in his capacitors or

condensers. Ijeither does he tell
their capacities. They vary in
size but this is not indicative of
capacity!

If

1956?

one part

of the apparatus

is

lnore important' than

much about these. He admits they

t
,{

another

I would conclude it is the tubes

or valves. Moray will not say
are "cold" tubes - that is, they

do not contain an electrically

heated filament whose radiations
provide the means of carrying currents to different parts of the tube
and which produce the valve

ac-

tion. How, then, is this valve

action produced? Moray does not

say. I have learned, from other
sources, of Moray's purchase of
radioactive materials. I have been
informed by one source that Moray uses these radioactivities as
the "carrying-currents" within his
tubes. Exactly what the radioactivi materials rnay be, I have not
learned as yet. Some say it is a
uranium compound; others deny
this. What is more, we do not
knoW whether the detector tube
and the oscillators use the same
materials.

Reing cold tubes,

it

can be

as-

sumed they are not vacuum tubes.

Ilowever, Moray does have vacu-

um pumps in his laboratory. The

filled with gas. But

they are filled with a gas, what

tubes may be

if

gas? These tubes, especially the

detectol seem to be the weakest

links in the chain of parts in the

Mol'ay system. By fai the greatcr
number of times the demonstratron-apparatus has stopped because of trouble, it appeared t}le
trouble lay in the detector tube.
Moray does not allow anyone to
see the detector tube - apparently the big secret of the device lies
there!

At the same time, the least understood of the device's mysteries

is the function of the bar of silver
and the bar of copper set side by
side. Are they "true" copper and
silver? Or are they alloys - possibly treated with the very rad,iant
erxergy they may help to produce?

Have they been transmuted in

Are they only decoys?
Are they a special type of air
condenser? Are their lengths,
sorne way?

widths, thicknesses, as well as their

distance apart, important? All of
these questions, and many, many

more, flood into one's mind and remain unanswered!

Early in his experiments Mr:
Nloray used both aR antenna and
a ground connection. He' no
Ionger uses either.- This eliminates the possibility that he taps
ejthcr currcnt from power lincs or
Irom radio transmitters.
The longest known continuotts
run of the apparatus has been a
little over 57 hours. It has been
run nearly three times that long
It-ith short shut-downs for inspection of different parts. Such long
test runs p.e-:ty well spike any idea

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q,

r
II

that Moray has batteries in the

box. If he does have batteries in
the box he has.$omething new in
batteriesl

Even if Moray's device were a

commercial item today - which
it most certainly is not - it would
be years before our present'day

units. There is some question as

to,how many such units could be
operated within auY given area.
Further, what eflett would radiant energy devices have uPon
radio and tele{ision reception and

become

transmission?
It appears long research will be
neces$ary before radiant energY

mercial electricity could not be

supplied by radiant energy.
We are quite sure rad,iant ener'
gy does not ffansmit well - even
over short distances. It seems
quite possible that definite limit$
exist on the size of. radiant energy

matter to ponder"l And within

our lifetimes other forms of Power
generators may be commercial"
ized. Already we begin to hear
o[ electricity so cheap it will not
be meteredl But little either
comes or goes in a day. As alwaYs,
time is both our enemy and our
friend.

elecrical power would

obsolete. Perhaps it might never

become out-moded, It is quite
possible many uses made of com'

Phantom WoIf

4r

t
I

can be more than an "intere$ting

FATE IN THE BAG

By John J. KaYlock
,Trur following true inci- definitely in order.
I dent, which occurred on We'checked and fountl two
December 28, 1955, at the copies of Faro addressed to
30th Street Post Office in Edison, N.J. To make it fanPhiladelphia, Pa., may explain tastic, the sack hung on the
why Farr Magazine occasion- Edison, N, J., rack - & one'
ally is delayed in the mails. in-a-million chance.
After .a long night's work Brady said, "Now I've seen
on Maryland - prp""*, with everything:. From now on I'll
everything tidied up and 10 believe anything."
minutes remaining before This happening seems to
quitting time, I volunteered show that when we do make
to tretp Postal Clerk J. Brady errors the fingers of Fats
to "dress" his New Jersey correct them. F.q.ts always
pdper rack. While "dressing" is in the bag. With Fatu
the
i discovered that one of the on our side, we boys at just
empty sacks was slightty 30th Street Post Office
heavy, and I informed Brady can't make a mistake.
that al*check of the sack was Philadelphia, Pa.

J.&"

-{unt'-,*
The collie and the woll ioined in soundless

combct. Wcs it cr re-ensclrtenl oI q scene from the

By
pvrN now the \,Vest Country of
I-r f,pgl2nd is host to strpersti-

I.

P.

l.

of the villages have thcir own erey

lad.y, headless ltorse and local
zoitch,

The village of Pareham where I

lived was no exception and.often
as a boy I listened with popping
eyes to stories of the phantom
wolf , These stories told how, on
certain nights, the wolf howled
around the village and could be
seen loping in the moonlight
along the Green Walk wt'ic}r. .led
from my home to a Eardner's cot23

Chapman

of the wood.
One of the older men of the
village, a jovial fellow named
Trpp, assured me that in his father's day the wolf had been shot
in the lcg and next day old Amy
Prouse, a witch who had lived in
the'next village, was seen to be
hmping. When questioned about
her bandaged leg she said she had
cut it while chopping wood!
Tapp also said that, as a small
girl, Amy had been seen collecting certain hcrbs from the hedges.
When asked why she had replibd,
"I'm picking victuals for mother's
tage at the e<lge

tion, witchcraft, magic and sirange

happenings of all kinds. Most

pcrst?

toads."

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COSMIC PULSE OF LIFE

major books banned, and all scientific literature not in clothbound form burned. A vast experimental record in hulletin
attd journal form would thus be consigned to ttrre fire. Dr.
Reich was also to be banned from disseminating in any way,
to anyone, information regarding orgone accumulators and
kindred apparatus. This provision would legaily restrain
him from taking the orgonoscope or accumulator to a Professor Einstein or any other man o{ science. T}rese strictures
were similar in scope to those sought {rom the, judge in i}re
1951 Drown case hy the Ferieral prosecutor. All o{ this happened in America.
In a written response to tire FDA charge, Dr. Reich asked
that the matter be taken out o{ court completely because he
held that courts were not empowered to arbitrate or regulate
basic natural scientific research. The juclge maintained the
court had jurisdiction and a legal treadmill was set in motion that eventually led to 1)r. Reich's being sent to a Fecleral
penitentiary. He was legally outmaneuvered by the governrnent, whose prosecutor was Dr. Reich's own former {oundation attorney-one Peter Mills. Here again, the Drown case
echoes. In the second assault on the Drown wo,rk, the judge
assigned to her case was a man rvho, at a lower legal station and in a 1951 {it o{ frustration, had publicly sworn to
o'get"
her. This judge had to be removed from the bench in
her second trial-a sickly, unchivah'ous spectacle.
Dr. Reich's actions in and reactions to, these convulsive
legal matters will never be understood aright without considering what he went through rvith the IJFos-or the manner in which the UFOs impinged upon his life and work.
Glib judgment has been plenteous on the Reich trial and on
his aliegedly deteriorated behavior. We will gain a better perspective on all o{ it i{ we proceed with a review o{ his later
technical and scientific discoveries.
Dr. Reich discovered the motor force in orgone errergy, and
success{ully ran an orgone energy motor in 1948. A group
o{ specialists known to me plans the rebuilding od the orgrrl
motor, with a view to the permanent conquest of the fuel
and energy problem. The power principle of the motor was

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UFOS

325

the excitation of, an orgone energy accumulator by a half volt

of electricity, and the combination ran a 25 volt motor.

Many qualified individuals known to, me personally,

including Bob McCullough, saw the motor running many
times. 'I'he device was essentially a biomechanical repro.
duction-in reverse-of the situation that exists with the millivolt galvanic charges appearing at the human skin from a
primary bioenergetic power source su{ficient to propel and
convulse a 200 pound human being. From a half volt input (500 millivo ts), Reich could run a 25 volt motor with
the power developed by the orgone accumulator, or trans.
duced by the accumulator from the primary energy continuum.

Here is the beginning of a new type of propulsiono obviously stemming from and applicable to space. So also is it
the writing on the wall for {ossil fuels, energy monopolies,
the manipulation of people by greedy sheiks or amoral
American oil baronso and the pollution of the earth. Dr.
Reich had developed an essentially fuelless motor.
Starting the motor initially involved what Dr. Reich called
the "Y factor", something he never disclosed. Dr. Rudolf
Steiner dramatized the forthcoming advent o{ this motor force
in his mystery plays 40 years earlier. Strader, the inventor
in Steiner's prescient dramas, could in many ways have been
the foreshadower of Wilhelm Reich. Dr. Steiner's spiritual
scientific conceptions give access to hidden qualities of tone
unsuspected by o{ficial science,, and studies of this materialas well as practical experience with the cloudbuster-would
indicate that starting the orgone motor involved a specifiL:
moaemerlt of the human, 't'orm. An etheric shock effect can
he produced in this way capable of energizing the entire assemblage. Therea{ter, it moves unaided and indelinitely.
In 1948, Dr. Reich also produced lumination of concentrated orgone energy in a vacor tube. This experiment had
far-reaching implications in the then gestating space age.
Twenty years later, the Apollo' moon missions were giving
unwitting proo{ of his lumination discovery. The lumination of the energy in a vacuum proved that the orgone en-

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THE cosMrc puLSE

0r

LrFE

ergy could exist in space. As has been mentioned in earlier

chapters, the astronauts walking on the moon showed blue
lurnination around themselves, as they excited ttreir personal
orgone energy fields with their voice-powered radio trans.
rnitters in the vacuum of the moon's surface.
All this unwitting proof o{ the value and prescience of
Reich's work passed over the heads of NASA physicists. The
spurious nature of the blue luminescence around the moon
walkers-outside their space suits that were supposed to confine them completely-made the problem all the more dif{icult for those without understanding of the orgone enexgy
and its characteristics" U.S. government agents had burned
the experimental data on luminating orgone energy in aacuo
ten years previously!
- Research into orgone energy functions repeatedly led to
the conclusion that an antagonistic relationship existed between orgone energy, which is pre-material in the atmosphere,
and electromagnetic energy, which is post-material. The
lumination experiments further demonstrated' the ability of
electrical energy to excite orgone energy. Dr. Reich decided
late in 1949 to investigate further the relationship between
orgone energy and electromagnetic energy in the form o1
atomic radiation.
On 5 January 1951, Drfl Reich put one milligram-just
one-thousandth of a gram-of radium, sheathed in its lead
container, into a twenty-fold orgone accumulator, i.e. an
accumulator made up of twenty layerings o{ metal and insulating material. The package was then piaced inside an
orgone room, which is a rnetal-lined room with plywood or
other insulating material adjoining the rnetal on all six sides.
Reich left the package in the orgorle room for five hours.
He _repeated the process daily for a week. On the last day,
he left the radium and twenty-fold orgone accumulator in
the orgone room for only half an hour. Conventional physics
would opine that nothing could possibly happen under known
'What
laws of nuclear physics.
actually did happen blew away
the foundations ci{ that lethal and uncertain science

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327

The story of this event is written up fully in Dr. Reich's

booklet "The Oranur Experiment-First Report 1947-5L"
since burned by the Food and Drug Adrninistration. Suffice
it here to quote a brie{ description of what occurred,by u
participant eye-witness, Dr. Elsrvorth F. Ilaker' A distin'
guished author and psychiatrist, Dr. Baker has in recent years
also wrought the rninor miracle of resurrecting orgonomy
a{ter the debacle o{ Iflilhelm Reic]r's death in prison. I{ere
is what he says o{ the period:e
'oI knort what happened. I was there. The count on the
Geiger counter went up alarmingly and finally jammed.
Tht building and the atmosphere around it glowed at
night. One physician went into shock and nearly lost her
life when she put her head in a metal cabinet in the traboratory. The mici died, and a peculiar, sickening, acrid odor
pervaded the atmosphere while clouds hung over the area
constantly. Reich fell ill and hovered between life and death
for weeks. The whole area became uninhahitable. Although
the radium was finaliy rernoved to a piace eleven miles
away, the process did not let up. I arn con{ident that one
day science wiil discover that this type of reaction- ac'
counts for the radioactive layer above our atmosphere
(The Yan Allen Belt) due to cosmic rays rneeting the
earth's energy envelope."

In the wake of this shocking, tumultuous experience, Ul-Os

began to appear around Orgonon, Reich's 260-acre estate
in Maine. foday there is little doubt among those {arniliar
with LIFOs and with orgonomy that Dr. Reich had heavily
disturbed a {undamental interface of nature. By concentrating both the prirnary, mass-free energy of space, ald the
secondary, poit-rnaterial energy of radioactivity together, he
had signi{i"d thut sleeping mankind was waking up to the
COSIl1OS.

"-From The Journal o! Orgonorr.y,

1967.

Yol' 1, No''s I & 2, Nov.

As a resurt, a wide freqency range of soft particles

and photons wiil tend
to be grouped together. This means that bands of lighi
in the blue, in-

consciousness and awareness

The Land experiments were completely baffling to everyone, since

they seemed to violate all the rules of color perception. Land attributed
the results to previously unsuspected abilities of the eye, and to reactions

only the dominant color and prisms cannot separate

them. The famous
color experiments of Edwin Land, about 20 years
ago, proved this to be
the case. This wasn't recognized at the time
and different interpretations
were placed on the results of these experiments.
An article written by Land, describing his experiments,
appeared in the

of the psychological nature, rather than to something having physical reatity. rnysicists, of course, remained silent. Iand should have received a
Nolel prize for his work, which was of far greater significance than
,ury ott.. contributions for which this prize was awarded. This is no
n.,yri".y. Nobel prizes are not awarded for work that is disturbing to the

May, 1959, issue of scientific Americoi. These experi*.ri.

a.rt.ov"a

the wrong combinations to be seen as colors. This

has its parairer and
analogy in sound. The blacks and whites or shades
of gray
,o

dissonance and noise, while the

"ori"rpo"a

corors correspond to harmonies and

tones. The ratios of frequencies producing
corors in light are the same as
in the realm of sound which produce theiones and
harmonies in music.

This is just anorher demonstration of the hermetic

axiom. ri,is i, *tv
certain musicians, composers of the past, and
some connoisseurs of mu_
sic experience music in terms of coror. This i.s
natural, since the same

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THE AWESOME LIFE F-ORCE

each

rnedium.

digo, and violet ranges will contain other colors down

to the reds,
although the reds will make up only a very smalr portion.
The eye sees

u
number of popular theories on color perception.
Biieny, the Lana experiments consisted of two brack and white iransparencies
p.odrced from
black and white filrn, exposed to filtered right from
two diffe;;iru*, or
the spectrum. For example, one film mighi have
been exposed to Iight in
the upper part of the green portion, while the
other *as activated by a
lolger wavelength in the green. when the light which had .*por.a *.n
film was passed through these transparencies, and the
..ruiffi-i."g",
were then superimposed on a screen, the original
scene which liad been
photographed by the different films appeared
in luil color.
of
course, it required certain conditions to produce
the true coror re_
productions. For exampre, if the two waverengths
were too close together, the results would be different. If the longer wavelengths
passed
through the transparencies produced from the shorter
*"u.r".ngli,r, ura
vice versa, the color reproduction would be
reversed. In other words, objects that should have been red wourd
be corored blue, green, eic. rnis
shows these different colors were present in each part
of the spectrum,
and that the variations in the different parts of the
transparencies did
what normal attempts at separation of colors failed
to do.
The experiments arso show that it requires
subtle combinations of frequencies for the eye to perceive coror,
when the light isn,t in a narrow
frequency band. otherwise, the eye will see things
in various shades of
black and white. Shades of black and white ,ontain
all the cotors,-uut in

is involved in the interpretation of

scientific community.
It is evident there are a myriad of colors in the near monochromatic
category, never seen on this planet. It is likely many such colors are visitoble in the earth's interior. Many of the soft particles formerly bound
passage
through
their
during
disintegrate
gether become separated and
the earth's shell. Some particles in a cluster will disintegrate before others
do. This would produce color effects not observed on the surface. In ad-

dition, this will occur to a slight extent during the passage of light
through the atmosphere, but not to a degree that will be perceptible. The
AooU, fttdorhpa, dxcribed such a phenomenon in the earth's interior'
,,primary color" is a misnomer. Each of the three primary colThe term

ors covers a broad band of the spectrum, and is so situated that different
combinations can produce all of the common colors of the visible spectrum. This is because each one contains all such colors in abundance.

THE NATURE OF LASER BEAMS

r:
;r

FI

Light reflected from a mirror contains a higher percentage of soft electrons than the incoming light. When photons reach the reflecting surface, they are momentarily stopped. some scatter and interact with each
other to form soft particles. Others meet incoming photons to produce
other soft particles before they can acquire light velocity again. If light
from a given source were to be reflected back and forth a sufficient number of times, the result would be a beam that contains a very high concentration of soft particles. It would then display many of the properties of a
laser beam. Such a beam would have little tendency to fan out, since the
particles would be held together by mutual magnetic attraction. It would
also be highly penetrating and quite lethal.
Decades before the advent of lasers, an associate of the author wit-

Closer Look at the- Propertie's clf

L'ighr

159

nessed such an experiment with mirrors, using the sun as a light sourcr
The resultant light, after being retlected back and forth about 35 timor
blasted a hole in the side of a hill. Some laser beams are produced in I
similar manner. The so-called light waves bounce back and forth b.
tween two plates and through some "excited" atoms. In any event, larcl
beams contain high concentrations of soft electrons, which tend to b!
bound together by mutual magnetic attraction. This is why they maintaln
their sharpness over great distances. The burning property of a magnify.
ing glass is mainly due to soft particles' being concentrated to a focal
point.
The insight just presented points the way to a device of revolutionary
significance. Concave mirrors placed in the proper positions inside a box
can transform the light from any source into a beam of soft electrons of
any desired degree of intensity. The range of application for such a ma.
chine would be mind boggling. For example, soft electrons associated
with colors known to be highly beneficial could be concentrated to produce rapid healing. This could render obsolete other healing devices
proven to be effective. Any kind of bearn could be obtained for any type
of job, depending on the frequency range of the light used. The intensity
of the soft eiectrons can be regulated by controliing the number of reflec.tions. Figure 12 illustrates this principle"

t'n""#,ot'
A DEVICE TO CONCENTFI

ELEcrRoNs

Sott electron

WHY TIIE VELOCITY OF'LIGHT

IS INDEPENDENT OF ITS FREQUENCY
Here is another aspect of light which physicists have seen fit to ignore.
It is implicit in the Maxwell equations, but it still isn't explained. When
the ethers are disturbed to produce a photon, a fraction of them are compressed and a great number are forced close enough together to adhere.

This is analogous to the cohesive forces of atorns. The higher the ethers
affected, the more rapidly and suddenly this tunporary displacement
must occur in order to form a photon. Otherwise, the ether particles will
escape this compression since they are very active. This momentary compression of the ethers quickly ret urns to normal, much like a compressed

springthat is released. This rebound hurls the aggregate or photon forward at the speed of light. The distance of this rebound of the ethers is
equal to the so-called wavelength, or the distance in which the photon is
accelerated to the speed of light.
The same identical pattern occurs when still lower ethers are disturbed
to produce a lower frequency photon, except that the rebounding of the
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mirrors so as to croat muhiple

is generated by positioning
origiA sott erectron beam
a higher oercentage ol the
derelleclions' As the number "l
of iott electrons produced
tvp"
nal l(1ht is converted t"t"
source'
*t"quency range of theoriginallight

Ji*t'"i'J"t"t""l'
*ii"i*itiit' ir'"

,""i""'-,t

THIr AWESOME l,lFIr FOR(ltl

A Closer Lrtrtk ut the Properlics

itJ'

I'ighl

l6l

ethers takes place over a greater distance with a krwe r.

average acceleration of the photon proclucecl. Sirrc,e
the warped condition in b.th cases I'ollows identrcaIy r,]rt.xrrr116
pattern, the use of average acceleration can be applied in th* lirt.
lowing analysis to show that both photons .uach the samo volrrc.
ity. l'igure 11 shows the general pattern of a light beam and l.'ig.
ur_e

11-shows how a photon is formed and propagated.

Jn th9 following derivation, let (a) ,"pr""ur,t the averagc uc.

celeration of the larger and lower frequency photon *r,ili
iiir
is that of the higher frequency photori. tet"(t) b" th" ;i;"; ;;quired for the larger photon to reach its maximu(t') the time required for the smaller or highe,"uto"itynni
fr"quon..v
photon..Now a' equals na where n > l. Fr;mechanics, the distances- through which the restorinti;;;;;,p"I";;;d;y
erate in the case ofboth the lower an{ higher fr"q"u"?y pt ui.ii"
are lzatz and Yza,t,2 , res-pectfully. Since the averageHJ;;i;;
force or acceleration is a linear firnction, tne
* iiirit
it is directly proportional to the frequency of the
"on"iu"srr"
lighi p;;a;;;4,
therefore, inversely proportional tL the"so-"uf f
This of course is in keeping with planck,s constant.
"a-*rilf;il;;
Now,

%at'z

n(Vz

a't'').

Substituting na for a'in this relation, it follows that

at2: nat'2ort = nt'.

Since a't and at are the terminal velocities attained by the
higher and lower frequency photons

t: ntt and,a = a'/n.

lt follows that

a't' =

at

which means that any two photons will always reach the same
t62
E.E

THE AWESOME LIFE FORCE

vr,locity in free space regardless oftheir frequency.

THT BASTC PROPERTTES OF TIGHT

It was stated earlier that photons of light are produced when

in such a way that ether particles or
rrrolecules are forced close enough together and for a suflicient
poriod, for them to adhere to each other. During the process,
other ether particles in the vicinity are crowded more closely together than normal. The tendency for the ethers in the region
affected to return to the normal state causes an imbalanced
frrrce on the photon just created. As a result, it is propelled at
a high velocity. Since ether particles are extremely active, the
action produces photons must be correspondingly rapid and of
short duration. The more active the ether particles the higher
the frequency required for the formation of photons.
In the external universe it is a well established fact that every
object has a certain natural frequency. In other words, thereis
a certain frequency ofvibration that it responds to. The greater
mass, the lower the frequency of response. The same pattern applies to the ethers. The lower ethers, ccnsisting of larger a rd
more massive particles, will respond to a lower-frequency pirtteru t.hzrn rvjll the higher ethers. For a given force, the acceler ation impurted to a given mass is directly proportional to tno
magnittrde ol'the mass. Since the velocity oI' lig'ht is independent of its frequency or so called wave length, the realtive mirsses o{'t,he ether particles comprising photons of different fi'equencies can be determined. Light of a given frequency consists
o{'moving photons separated by intervals of a certain lenglh.
The length of this interval plus the diameter of a photon is what
is known as the "wave length." This is the distance throu;;h
which the photon is accelerated by the restoring forces of the
ethers which gives it light velocitv. Since light is pr"oduced cy
the interactions of the fundamerrtal particles of the atoms, the
same itr all cases, it follows that the average accelerating force
disturbing the ethers is also the same. Therefore, the lower
ether particles having a greater mass will be accelerated at. a
lower average rate than the higher ethers. From this fact, it f,rllows the acceleration time is inversely proportional to the average acceleration of the photon. The distance through which the
photon is accelerated is equal to t/zat2, where i is the average
acceleration and t is the tirne of acceleration. 'l'his means that
if the mass of the photon is doubled a becomes half as great
l,[re ethers are disturbed

Closer Look at the Properties of

Light

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As mentroned prevrously in thrs treatlse, magnehzatton of an

core ls largely the result of magnetrc fields produced by the flow
soft electrons whrch are far more extenslve then that produced by
electrons. The soft parttcles captured by such fields permeate the
and drsrntegrate, releasrng the hard electrons whtch magnettze
rron. Therefore, desptte the extremely weak magnetrc field
by the near lnertla-less hard electrons, the tron core wrll sttll
magnetized.

The above effect also accounts for the strange

properttes,

caduceus corls whrch have long baffled researchers. 'fhe caduceus

wound m the manner shown m the dragram m Ftg. 30 shows
tendency to heat up wrth hrgh amperages and has vrrtually
rmpedance. At hrgh frequency AC, rt has a tendency to levrtate' Ag
reader wrll nottce, ad.;acent segments of the wtre are separated
at the nodal pomts where they cross along the length of the
which they are wound. There ts a tremendous concentratton of
and soft elechons at these nodal pornts where the tnertta
returns, causrng a backup rn the flow. A hrgh frequency AC
sufficrent agrtatton of electrous, both hard and soft, to result m
release of hard electrons rnstde the core. Thts produces lev
Srnce the hard electrons flowtng m the wue have ltttle or no

they are unable to produce thermal agttatton tn the wre.

rmpedance is due to mertta, rt follows that mrpedance wrll all
vanrsh.

The reason for Hubbard uslng many rrou rods tn the centml
rather than a smgle large tron bar should be made clear. A
magnetrc field can be produced along the perrphery of the hollow
rf rt contamed a myrrad of mdtvtdual soft tron rods, than would
rf the corl were wound on a soltd tron core. It would have req
large number of ampere tums to completely magnettze a large
unrformly. However, m the case of rndrvtdual rods, ths
necessary. The outer layers can be magnettzed before the
portrons. Therefore, rt rs logtcal to assutne that the hollow

ofsoft rron.
Dunng Hubbard's demonshattons, he clatmed that hts tn
took the energy out of the ar. Many years later, he
hrmself and clarmed that radrum was the source of the

also

produced. T'hrs was an rnsult to the urtelhgence of the tnore d

members

of the populatron He was an entployee of

the

Company of Antenca at the ttme of hrs later dtsclosures. Ev

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later clarms had a tendency to drscourage expenmentatron wrth

generators of the configuratron shown m hrs sketch. He was no doubt
coerced by vested rnterest rnto lyrng about hrs generator.

The most hkely factor that contrrbuted to the performance of the

Hubbard generator rs the possrbrlrty he used ultra-hrgh frequency
pulsed DC. Pulsed DC rs vastly supenor to AC rn all respects. For one
thrng corls offer no more rmpedance or resrstance to rt than would a
straight wre of the same ohmrc resrstance, yet rt can be used m
transformers more effectrvely than AC. The rgnrtron corl rs a good
example. Srnce mduced EMF rs drrectly proporhoned to the frequency
for a grven amperage rt follows that an rnput current wrth a frequency
tn the 25,000 to 50,000 range would far more than offset a hmrted
amperage mput. A srmple oscrllator wrth no movlng parts wouid accomphsh thrs. A hrgh mduced EMF rn the corls would automatrcally
produce a comparable amperage as per Ohm's law.
Thomas Henry Moray, of Salt Lake Crty, developed a selfsustarmng electncal generator whrch could produce a krlowatt of
electncrty for every pound of werght. Thrs was about the same output
as the Hubbard devrce. Apparently, he drd not use the prrncrple of
changrng magnetrc flux to generate hrs current. Nearly one mrlhon

dollars .was spent m developrng the devrce. A government agent

acctdentally, or perhaps on purpose, destroyed hrs devrce one day
when he came rnto Moray's shop to examlne rt. Before Moray could
stop him, he drd thtngs entrely contrary to the safety rules lard down
by Moray for rts safe operatron. Lack of funds prevented hrm from
ever reburldrng rt. 'fhrs was the story Moray told a former classmate of
the author. As wrth all the others, rt means that the complete secret of
Moray's devrce dred wrth hrm.
The Moray free energy devrce was qurte complex and operated by
ultra-hrgh frequency chargrng and drschargrng of condensers rn
resonance wrth transformers. The key to the successful operatron of
the devrce was the use of specral tubes he called ronrc, cold cathode
tubes. Interestrngly, the wrres carylng the hrgh amperage never heated

up. Undoubtedly, he apphed the prrnclple descnbed above mvolvrng

the Caduceus corl and the ongrnal versron of the Hubbard devrce. Two
or more wlres runnlng parallel to each other wrth the nght separahon
and carryrng currents movlng rn the same drrectron would offer no
resrstance to a healy flow of rnertra-less electrons. When they entered
an electncal apphance the rmmedrate backup of electrons rn the wrres
would produce suflficrent repulsrve forccs to force the elechons rnto
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the crrcurt wrth adequate voltages. The maior drawback to Moray'l

generator was rts complexrty and dehcate balance whrch also made tt
iusceptrble to damage rf rmproperly handled. Because of thrs, tt wtl
definrtely tnfenor to Htrbbard's generator.
Moray had a remarkable intellect. He developed sound detectlon

devrces and radto recervers whtch were vastly supenor to any

operahon today, and completely static free. All parts of his
remarned cool dunng ther operahon. He was also able to tr
elements. He had no peers rn the field of metallurgy' He
metals wrth abnormal meltrng pomts. One of hrs alloys had a
pomt of 13,000 degtees Fahrenheit! Unfortunately, lt seems that nona
of hrs drscovenes ls bemg utihzed today.

Wrlhelm Retch also developed a free energy device' He wrl

supposedly able to draw enough electncrty from concentratlons Ol
orgone energy to operate a 25-volt electnc motor. In the book, Tft'
Cisnic futi Oy tiye, on page 325, Trevor James Constable specrfiot
some of the parameters mvolved rn this discovery. Even Rerch kept
the detarls ol h,r methods to himself and one other assrstant fot
reasons as yet undlsclosed. The asststant drsappeared, and sadly, il
has always teen the case, Rerch's secret dled wtth hrm. Rerch utrhzOd
the concept that orgone energy houses vast quantttles of hard
electrons. A hrgh concentratron of orgone could be mamtalned ln
accumulator. The orgone could then be made to drsrnteg)
penodrcally rn a manner slmllar to that of a hghtmng bolt' Thrs
ih" .or.." of the hard electrons. Thrs abrlrty of orgone to release
electrons must have led Rerch to the elroneous concluslons
orgone ts the source of all matter.
Many years ago the author desrgned a greatly tmproved verslon

the Hubbard devtce. A prototype (accordrng to mformatton lmpar

to the author by an tndrvrdual who Lmew one of the tndtvr
rnvolved m the expenment) produced sensattonal results' It
supposed to have put out so much currcnt the output cotl drsmtegratt
Thri partrcular desrgn wrll not be grven here because the apphcatton
a new pnncrple can render all of the above menttoned
obsolete. Thts parttcular type of generator was htnted at rn Chapter

The expenments of Schauberger and others have confirmed

and almost unltmtted quanttttes o[ electnctty housed
"nor*or.
water. The followrng ts an absurdly srmple and prachcal method
exhactmg thrs energy. It employs the Coanda or cloud-buster effect.
plastrc tube about 14" to 16" long and about 2,5" ln drameter ts fill
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DC

Meostat for regulatrng

voltage to transducer

ultrasonrc transor slren and DC

motor to operate srren

lnput
Termrnal

Copper
termrnal
exposed

to water

Output Termrnal
Closed c
wrth resrstor to malntaln current
flow when generator rs not ln use. It enables battery to be drsconnected after generator ls started.

Battery: Experrment can determrne lnput voltage that wrll

grve needed output voltage

FIG. 31: SELF-SUSTAINING ELECTNCAL GENERATOR

EMPLOYING THE CLOUD-BUSTER EFFECT
wrth drstrlled water. At each end exposed to the water are two copper
tennrnals for both the output and rnput. Rechargeable dry cells of
surtable voltage are hooked up ln senes to the rnput termrnals. When
the two output termmals are shorted or hooked up to a load electncrty
starts flowrng. lhrs rs current enkarned by the rnput current. When
hrgh voltage is apphed the output voltage rs almost as great as the
rnput voltage. Ilowever, the amperage rs rnadequate. The answer to

the drlemma rs ultrasomcs.

It

rs an expenmental fact ultrasound

of

600,000 cycles and focused on a vral of water can cause rt to borl. Thrs
means sound of thrs frequency drsrntegrates large quantrtres ol soft
electrons rn the water. The sudden release of hard electrons produces
tremendous thermal agrtahon of water molecules. A DC ultrasonrc
transducer attached to the tube would produce sufficrent free eleckons
to be enharned for the unrt to have almost unhmrted output potentral.
The tube funchons lfte a soundrng board. The author has been grven
powerful evrdence two drfferent rndrvrduals who recerved the above
rnformatron from hrm got sensatronal results wrth the generator. They
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FIG J2: ARMNGEMENT OF

MAGNETS FORA MAGNET'IC MOTOR

had access to such a transducer. Unfortunately, the power elrte who

have had thrs writer momtored 24 hours a day have so far managed to
prevent hrm from acquinng one.
As for the two mdrvrduals mentroned above, greed and ego
evrdently took over. In any event the vested rnterests moved rn and put
them out of busmess. They have remarned lncommunlcado ever srnce.
An associate of the author bullt a srren about the srze of a large fist
that generated a frequency of 600 000 cycles! When focused on a
small contamer of water, the water borled! Obvrously rt could be used
instead of a DC lransducer on the water generator. A small DC motor

could operate the sren.

It

would be far more effectrve than

transducer smce the sound produced would have a hrgher rntensrty.

There rs also another advantage. Wrth the srren the generator could be
produced at a lower cost. Transducers are expenslve. The dragram m
Fig. 31 shows how the descrrbed generators can be burlt.
Motors powered by permanent magnets are another source of free
energy. Several lnventors have found a way ofburldrng such devrces
during thrs century.
The author has also desrgned a magnetrc motor. Tests have proven
that the prrncrple mvolved rs vahd. It makes use of unrpole magnets so
that a net force rs exerted at all trmes on armature magnets rn

dtrectron only. The unrpole magnets conslst

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of wafer ma

magnetized through the thrckness, and arranged and beveled m such a

way that a unrpole rs the result.
The accompanymg cross-sectron dragram rn lirg. 32 shows the
direction of the force exerted on the armature magnets by the unrpole
stator magnets whrch consrst of wafer magnets magnctrzed through
the thickness. In all posrtions the force exerted on the stator rs tn only
one drectron. However, rt has been found that rf stator and armature
magnets are arranged m a complete crrcle, the force drsappears. the
reasons for thrs wrll not be grven here. The optrmum portron of a cucle
for which thrs force rs effectrve rs about 30 degrees. The drfficulty can
be surmounted by arranglng a serles of stators and armatures along a
shaft which are each 30 degrees out of phase wrth each other. The
armatures are all attached to a long shaft, whrch rs free to rotate. Each
combrnatron of stator and rotor compnslng 30 degtees of a ctrcle rs
magnetrcally shrelded frorn all the others. In each sectron the rotor
magnets are far enough removed from the shrelds to prevent magnetlc
drag. Thrs arrangement wrll produce a constant torque tlroughout the
entrre 360 degrees. There are any number of ways such a devrce can
be controlled. Desprte thrs, the author feels that DC eleckrc motors
used m conlunctron wtth self-sustarnrng electnc motors would be
more prachcal then magnehc motors.

TIIE GREAT POTENTIAL

OF CRYSTALS IN THE OBTAINING
OF'FREE ENERGY
Crystals may have played an rmportant role rn the technology

of

ancrent crvrhzatlon whrch were far advanced over the present one.
Accordrng to many testlmonles, mcludrng that grven by the late
George Adamskr, crystals are a vrtal part of the operatron of UFOs.

However, the reason crystals are en'rployed m these advanced

technologres have not been mentroned. 'Ihe reasons wrll be outlned
for the first trme.
Crystals are basrcally a vast network of parallel plate condensers of
unbeLevable capacrty. Incredrble quantrtres of hard electrons, not a
part of the fundamental partrcles of the atoms of the crystals are stored
withrn them at all times. They are camouflaged by the soft eleckons
whrch permeate the crystals. Rerchenbach supphed clues to the true
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sy comparecl to conventional methods. As to the reasons others since the

time of Hermes have no! done any better than they have toward explaining the universe, the author will be nterciful and refrain from any c<:mmerlt s.

Ttre following is the most important article the author has ever submitted to any publication and categorically states is also the most important
anyone has ever presented to any publication. The reasons will become

apparent by the time the reader finishes it. Is it possible that a simple
device which can be easily and cheaply mass produced and also easily
constructed by any backyard handyman with no special tools, can put
free energy within the reach of everyone? The answer is an unqualified
yes! Incredibly this can be accomplished without any changes in our present technology. In a nutshell, it is a device that can be attached to any
internal combustion engine which will obviate the need for fuel. No
changes or alterations of any kind on the engine are required. One standard device of the correct size will work on any engine, at the same time
the engine will perform better than it would on any fuel. Another dividend is that the exhaust, instead of being toxic, will be highly beneficial.
It will contain a much higher neg ion content than ordinary air. Interestingly enough, the old outr-oded gasoline engine, long condemned
by free energy advocates including the author, can turn out to be perhaps
our greatest and most practical source of l'ree energy. The ramifications
are staggering. Conventional engines can be used to operate conventional
generators, heat homes by its exhaust and at the same time improve air
quality along with many other uses. The only malefactors directly affected by such changes would be the oil and utility companies. Ironically
the internal combustion engine, ruthlessly preserved by the establishment
for nearly a century can finally be its downfall.
An early clue as to this possibility was revealed to the author several
decades ago by an associate who had witnessed an incredible demonstra-

tion. For a period of several months, an old farmer gave public

demonstrations of an ordinary gasoline engine running on air alone. This
was accomplished by passing the air, which eventually went into the
manifold, through a mass of ground up vegetable matter. The engine
c6uld be made to run for weeks on one batch'. No doubt, he periodically
added water to keep it from drying out. The reader has guessed it. He
finally disappeared under mysterious circumstances.
Later another clue was revealed when it was learned that the engine of
diesr*l trucks often run wild when they run out of fuel during operation.
A former acquaintance of the author personally witnessed such an event.
To remedy this effect some manufacturers have installed special valve
lifters to cut compression when this occurs. In view of the science of soft
particle physics developed by the author and thoroughly explained in his

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new book "The Aweiome Life Force," the erplanation of the above
phenomena becomes self-evident.

As mentioned in previous articles, orgone (or soft electrons) which

permeates all known spaee is the direct source of all our energy and also

electricity. Heat is produced when soft electrons, which are relatively

unstable, disintegrate and release the harder electrons they camouflage.
The released harder electrons produce thermal agitation of atoms and
molecules before they are recaptured.

All living things including

vegetable matter concentrate soft electrons. When the air passed through
the the vegetable matter it picked up high concentrations of soft electrons
before it entered the manifold. The high concentration of soft electrons
in the super charged air became sufficiently agitated during compression

and sparking to disintegrate which resulted in the production of much

heat.

In the case of diesel engines, the situation was different but the results
were identical. Diesel engines have ultra high compression ratios and
this, coupled with the heat already built up in the engines during operation, enabled even a lower orgone concentration to disintegrate. This
didn't occur when the engine was receiving fuel because the atomized
fuel absorbed most of the orgone normally present in the air. This
prevented excessive agitation and the only heat released was thir due to
the burning of the fuel. With this in mind the solution to the protu 'm of
obtaining energy directly from the air without fuel becomes almo' . selfevident.

A properly constructed orgone accumulator is the greatest concentrator of orgon energy known. The author is not thinking in terms of
just a few alter:nate layers of metallic and non metallic substances as has
been done in tlhe past but as many as 40 layerst The more layers, the
higher the concentration of orgone resulting. This means that air passing
through an orgone accumulator with this number of layers will be supercharged sufficir:ntly after it leaves the accumulator to operate an engine.
The size of such an accumulator is also critical. If it is too small it cannot
supply enough orgone to operate a large engine continuously. Orgone is
not concentrated in an accumulator instantaneously after it is exhausted.
The picture is now cornplete. A box of sufficie.lt stze is covered with 40
alternate layers of alurninum foil and paper. Two thicknesses of
newspaper to each layer of foil wiil be just fine. In other words, there is
one tFrickrress of alurninum foil and the paper to each of the 40 layers.
Except for the openings for the air intake and air outlet, the box is com-

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pletely encased. The inside of the box should contain a network of non
metallic baffles to disperse the air and cause it to circulate throughout the
entire volume. This enables it to pick up more of the orgone before it
enters the outlet tube. It must also be kept in mind that the outside layer
should be non metollic.
To accommodate the larger automotive engines, the inside volume of
the box should be about I lzi cubic feet. A one-inch outside diameter flex
tube will suffice t'or the outiet iine to the carburetor. A box of this size
will not fit under the hood of most cars. It can be placed anywhere in the
car and the flex line from the outlet can be routed to the engine. It should
also be apparent to the reader that despite what it can do it is also the
epitome of simplicity.
The author was recently introduced to a mineral processor who is also
a top douser. He uses his dousing ability to pick out the chemicals he
needs for any specific purpose and to determine other things he needs to
know with uncanny accuracy. He doused out questions put to him concerning this new device and the answers he received closely parallels the
author's own determinations. His conclusions were as follows: Yes' the
device will definitely work; 30 alternate layers of aluminum foil and
paper or 26 using copper foil will do the job. The volume of the box
should be at least 1.25 cubic feet. The input and output lines can be onehalf inch inside diameter. The author neglected to ask if this would suffice under all conditions; however, to insure top performance under the
worst of conditions when the orgone concentration in the atmosphere is
relatively low, the author recommends the specs he originally laid down.

llhe author has demonstrated the potency of a rnulti-layered

ac-

cumulator by covering a water jug with l8 alternate layr:rs of copper foil

and newspaper. The water from this jug is unique. It is'rastly superior to
water treated in any other way, including water placed trnder a pyramid.
It has a sweet taste and has proven to be completely free of all impurities.
Impurities settle to the bottom of the container and those who drink the
water can cut down drastically on food intake. For treating water, copper should be used instead of aluminum since it has a more beneficial
radiation which is absorbed by the water. The author now plans to cover
a one-gallon glass jug with 30 layers of copper foil and paper.
lf the reader plans to build either or both of the above devices, he will
find that ordinary masking tape is effective for securing each layer.
Joseph

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Cross Seqtion of Device

Alr Clerner Con Be Attrched

Alr Intrke

To Thls Part
40 Alternate Layers of Alumlnum
Foll and Paper

Enclosed is the latest on this device. The new design has been dowsed
out as better than the original. I expect to have a sensational announcement to make soon. A close friend is starting the construction of one.
What this could do for the book is staggering.

I covered the glass jug with 30 layers of copper and paper. The water
from it is amazing. Even a stainless steel knife blade placed in a cup of
the water from it soon becomes magnetized! It has also been dowsed out
that the regular use of this water can rejuvenate one'
To those who wish to build the device analyzed in my article showing
how to derive free energy directly from the atmosphere and want 'more'
detail, a step by step description will now be given. In the author's article, he had neglected to mention the number of baffles required. For a
unit I 2 inches by l2 inches and I 8 inches long at least 40 baffles would be
needed for efficient operation. However, since then the author has devised a greatly improved version which will also be much easier to build.
The box housing the device can be constructed of heavy plexiglass. For

Alr Outlel

Non Metrlllc
Bafflcs To
Dlsperse

Alr

Alr Extremely
Rlch ln Orgone

Alr From

To Crrburer

Energy

Devlce

Adrpter to Flt
Over Csrburetor

Carburetor

Butterfly Assembly

to allow outside air to flow

into

msnifold in case orgone concentration becomes too high and

produces an effect similar to that which occurs when diesel
engines run out of fuetr during operetion.

auniL12" x 12" x l8"usefourthicksheetsof plexiglass12" x 18"and

two 12" x l2u. For the pieces to fit properly the two 12 x 12 ends
should be twice the thickness of the plexiglass less than 12 inches on a
side. The box can be put together with epoxy glue' lt must be sturdy to
withstand stresses resulting from the partial vacuum produced by suction
of engine. Before the top sheet is glued on, a perforated baffle is inserted
% in<:h from bottom of box producing a false bottom. (% inch spacers
can be placed on bottom of box). It is completely sealed along all four
sides to the sides of the box' Thfs baffle has 250 to 300 Zu inch diameter
holes drilled into it, equally distributed throughout its area. When all of
this is accomplished, the box is filled with fiber glass wool and packed in
the manner of ordinary insulation. It must be pushed tightly against the
sides of the box so incoming air won't find an easy outlet. The fiberglass
fills the box to within Vq inch from the top. Another perforated sheet
identical to the bottom one is now placed over the wool and completely
sealecl on all four sides to the inside of the box. The heavy plexiglass top
is now attached to the box. Both the top and bottom plates have one inch
diameter holes to which are attached one inch diameter tubes for the input and outlet flow of air.
The 40 layers of aluminum foil and paper can be most easily applied to
the outside in the following manner.
Four 12 x 18 sheets and two 12 x 12 sheets of plexiglass are cut. On
these separate sheets are placed the 40 layers of aluminum foil and paper.
However, it is done in the following manner. lf two thicknesses of
newspaper to each layer ot' aluminum foil is to be used then 80
thicknesses of newspaper and'40 layers of aluminum foil are laid out and
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477

then cut to the right dimensions. For two of the 12 X lg sheets these
layers will overlap on all four sides by an amqrnt equar to the thickness
of 40 layers of paper and aluminum. The other two l2 x l8 sheets will be
overlapped only on the l2 inch ends. There will be no overlapping on the
12 x 12 sheets. With the layers of paper and aluminum cut to the right
dimensions, they can be quickly applied to the sheets. Each layei is
secured with a spot of ordinary glue in three or four places. when all six
sheets are covered, they are then fitted and glued to the box and then
secured with a generous amount of masking tape. The top and bottom
portions of course have one inch holes drilled in them so they will fit over
the inlet and outiet tuhes.
When in operation, the inlet and outlet air must pass through all the
small holes in the perforated baffles. This insures a uniform distribution
of air flow throughout the fiberglass wool which is loose enougtr to insure the passage of the air without excessive restriction.
There shouldn't be any problem in stopping the motor. In case such a
problem did arise, and shutting off the igrition didn't do it, a hand
choke could be installed to completely shut off the air. of course the
ttrrottle would obviously control RPM as it does with fuel. In the case of
Diesel engines running wild, enough air got around the 'closed' throttle
to power the engine. once again a choke that would completely close off
the air woul,l have done the iob.

l'ollowed, failure will more than likely result. The orgone box should be
constructed so that the top can be easily removed or put back on.
The above method of construction can be followed by those who wish
to use the box for converting otherwise impotent electric generators or
free energy devices into highly potent ones. The box can also be used for
energizing and purifying water or preserving food. ln the latter case it
will be more effective than any refrigerator.
The author covered a gallon glass jug with 30 alternate layers of copper foil and paper. The water from it is phenomenal. Even a stainless
iteel blade placed in a cup of this water soon becomes magnetized! It
has dowsed out that this water has the power to rejuvenate if used
regularly. The bottle is filled once a day and should be cleaned out once a
month because of impurities that precipitate out and settle to the bottom.

Joseph

air inl et
Y

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l=r1

H. Cater

choke

r''

perforate,l baffle

fibmgl:,ss wool
perfcrated baffl-e the tiny holes and

In the above construction it must be emphasized that the proper packing of the glass is of paramount importance. It must be packed to the extent that the passage of air begins to be seriously restricted. up to this
point the tighter it is packed the better. The more wool, the greater the
surface area of highly concentrated orgone exposed to the air flow and at
the same time the greater the dispersion of air which is vital. If this is not

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THE AWESOME LIFE FORCE

ai:n outlet

40 alternate
layens of aluminum
foil and paper

their total limited

ilea inslrres even
dlstribution of air

Copyright O 1985
HEALTH RESEARCH, Box 70, Mokelumne Hill, Catifornia 95245
The Accunrulator Device

Penny Battery
Light an LED with five cents
Use two different metals and some sour, salty water to create a
cheap battery.
Materials
5 or more post-1982 pennies
100 grit sandpaper
matboard or thick cardboard
scissors
water
salt
vinegar
red LED; high-intensity ones are easier to see (Radio Shack #276-309 and 276-307 or MUCH
cheaper online at Jameco #1555489)
(optional) electrical tape, voltmeter
To do and notice
1. Use sandpaper to sand the copper off of one side of four of the pennies.
Leave the fifth penny intact. Sand until you see zinc (shiny silver color)
covering the entire face of the coin. This takes some effort. Try placing the
sandpaper on a hard surface and moving the penny. The tails side may be
easier to sand than the heads since the Lincoln Memorial does not protrude
as far as Lincolns head. The sanded coins should now have a bronze-colored
copper side and a silver-colored zinc side.
2. Make a saturated salt solution by adding salt into water until it doesnt dissolve anymore.
Add a splash of vinegar to this solution.
3. Cut the matboard into four squares. Soak the pieces in the
saltwater solution.
4. Lay out the pennies with the zinc side facing up and place a damp
piece of matboard on each one.
5. Stack the penny-matboard pieces on top of each other to make a tall pile.
The pile should have alternating layers of penny-matboard-penny-matboard,
etc., with the zinc sides all facing up. Make sure that the pennies arent
directly touching each other and, likewise, that the pieces of matboard arent
touching each other.
6. Place the intact penny on the top layer of matboard.

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7. Connect the LED by touching the longer lead to the intact penny and the shorter lead to the
bottom of the stack. Make sure that the leads dont touch any other layer. Did the LED turn on?
If not, try adding an additional sanded-penny/soaked-matboard layer to the bottom.
Things to troubleshoot: make sure that the individual layers are separate (ie. no coins touching,
no matboards touching); check for drips a stream of saltwater can cause a short in the battery;
check that the LED is in the correct orientation.
8. (Optional) Check the voltage of the battery with a voltmeter. To keep your LED lit, wrap the
entire assembly together with electrical tape. The LED will grow fainter as the matboards dry
out, but should stay lit over 24 hours! To recharge, just re-soak the matboards and reassemble.
Whats going on?
Batteries are devices that convert chemical energy into electrical energy. When two
different metals are connected by an electrolyte, a chemical reaction occurs at each metal
surface, called electrodes, that either produces or uses electrons. When these electrodes are
connected by a wire, electrons will move from one surface to the other, creating an electric
current. Pennies that were made after 1982 have zinc cores that are plated with copper. By
sanding off one face of a penny, you create a zinc electrode that can pair with the copper
electrode on the face of the next penny. The matboard soaked in salty vinegar water serves as
the electrolyte between the two terminals. Each zinc-matboard-copper stack represents one
individual cell. By stacking additional matboards and sanded pennies, youve created a battery,
which is a series of electrochemical cells. This is also called a voltaic pile, which is named after
Alessandro Volta, who created the first battery in 1800 by alternating zinc and copper electrodes
with sulfuric acid between them. In Voltas battery and your penny battery, an oxidation
reaction occurs at the zinc electrode that produces electrons and a reduction reaction occurs at
the copper electrode that consumes them.
If you have a voltmeter, you can see that each cell can generate over 0.6 V. A stack of 3
cells should actually be enough to generate the voltage to needed to light a red LED, which
usually require around 1.7 V. LEDs that emit other colors require a higher voltage; so try
stacking additional cells to light a green or blue LED.
Legal Disclaimer: Before 1982, pennies were made of 95% copper, but the rising costs of
copper led the United States Mint to change the composition of the penny. The metal content in
a pre-1982 penny is actually worth more than its one-cent face value. Consequently, in
December 2006, the United States Mint implemented regulations that prohibit the melting or
treatment of all one-cent coins. The Exploratorium does not take responsibility for any damaged
coinage, and certainly dont try to sell your battery for more than 5!
References
Chemical Demonstrations: A Handbook for Teachers of Chemistry Vol. 4 by Bassam Z.
Shakhashiri (1992)
US Mint: http://www.usmint.gov

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54

djsti nction. Certajn sequences of experiences

are very necessary to each person's development and must not be altered sign'ificantly'

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55

PHASE

The Material relat'ionship between our self

and the needs of the body, which includes the
supporting environment,'is the Primary Princip1e of Love. This part of development cons'ists
of the following Secondary Principles and Subjects of study:

I
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thout consi deri ng the consequences . Our

present deplorable world state is d'irectly attrjbutable to the violat'ion of this principle.

wj

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4

III

a. Polarity is created,

maintained

and

transformed by the union of positive and negat'ive po'les of force . Phys i cs i s the study of
the relative actjv'ity of matter, energy, space,
and tine.

b. Attraction is the force of unlike poles

pulling together, as they seek balance. Health
is the study of the majntenance of balance in
the

ogy

human body and

its

within the planet.

energy

field,

and Ecol-

c. Man'ifestation is creation through the

action of thought force. Industry is the study
of the manufacturing of those products essential to the continuance of physical life as a
whol e.
K2

"0ur pl anet

has the

abi I i

ty to abundantly

all things to meet all the needs and

reasonable desires of our people for many generati ons to come, were thi ngs i ntel i gently
supply

produced

only be

and fa'i11y distributed.

Peace can

achieved when the economic factors of

to produce the essentials of Life are

met. hle have been g'i ven an unlimi ted ba I anced
source of magnet'ic energy to draw upon. This
js
energy

il

'l

made available by tapping the

free energy
resonat'ing f i el d formed by the i nteract'ion of
the sun and planetary rad'iation. With the applicat'ion of these factors, lve can simply agree
to get along with each other, and dispose of

our weapons of destruction."

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I

When we observe the physical and chemical

Laws of the Material plane to wh'ich our Bodies
maintained. By opposare subiect, health
to the
unhealthy,
ing theie,
of-often
health must
point of collapse. The balance
be mainta'ined and developed 'in Conscjous AwafeThere are many facness al ong speq-i fi c l'ines
frequencjes.jn the
energy
maEnetic
the
ets

is
Life js

to

operati on of a-body. The . acti on , reacti on and

'ihteracti on , pl us the 'ind'i vi dual i ty of our en-

ergy frequencies,
heal

th or

all

i I I heal th.

"The atmospherewe l'ive within is composed of

gases and energy. All forms of Life substance
iesul t from the unl imi ted combi nati on of energy
frequencies acting on these gases' .Each.has
i ts own i ndlvi dual energy vibrat'ion to estabI i sh and mai ntai n L j fe, Growth, and De've1opment. So long as this magnetic energy is established and flows through without obstruction, we are in tune w'ith the energy source
that runs the entire Universe'"

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I

ri
I

of the body
The phys'i ca1 characteri s ti cs'indi
v j dual i ty
I
e
the
whi
concepti'on
at
,
occur
repreis determ'ined at bjrth. This action
of
Trinity
by
the
exerted
influence
sents the
Forces
Force
or
part
God
of
a
are
whi
ch
Suns,
energy frequenA-, that combine differentregulate
the magand
establish
to
.E ui onu,
"

netic Life field."

The human

ray

energy

is

conducted, trans-

mitted, and act'ivated by the energy c-urrents

for this
in the body, organically constructed
whole
our
into
enters
Force
Liie
prrpot..
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il

influence the pattern of

beihg bY Four Essential Functions:

js the inflow of Spiria. Thought (M'ind)

'i
'i
tua i I ns i ghi and deas whi ch we need n order
power'
to wisely control our physical

ilnl

is acting promptly

which the physical body requi

conduct the
ti ve1y.

vital Life energy throughout

effec-

Health consjsts ofthe balanced equal development of these vital expressions. To place
emphas'is on any one function and ignore the

is a serious error."
"In the lower abdomen is the master brain,

other three
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an intricate system forming themagnetic field.

It is the grouping together of the main trunk
nerves with thejr branches and relay networks
extending throughout the entire body. In a
normal state, the magnetic fjeld gives the
lungs the strength to pu11 in all of the energies. The magnetic field energy drawn from
the ai'r through breathing supplies the subsidiary brain, dl1 organs, and relay centers of
the entire body."

ray energy has its origin in a

of the Trinity of Magnetism, and this
power of powers is composed of three sun systems of energy. There are three human rays,
that are djvided into twelve magnetic frequencjes each for the entire body. Distribution
"The human

portion

ofthis energy field begins at the master brain

or solar plexus. From th"is center Life energy

is sent to the subsid'iary brain wr'thin the

skull forproducing motor impulses to the body.
This energy action and reaction on all centers
of intelligence for the body is Life."
"From

birth to adolescence the body receives

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by radi ati

ced by

on

from

'

the

net'ic EnergY consists of

-others '

all

energY from
The Tri ni tY
three pol es :

.ontu.it throughout Life'

59

human

of

Mag-

Pos'itive recharging energy is generated

betweenpersonsbornjnthesamesunS.lgn'Duf,
in a different month, through 'interaction'

a.

I i fy'ing energy i s generated

b. Neutral nul-Uotn
'in"the siine sun s'ign and
between persons
j
month , through nteracti on '
energy.,it 9:ltt1l:9
c. Negative discharging
'i n the oppos'i te s un s gn
between persons born
iri *o.th through interactjon'"

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Sci ence

'is a Pattern of con-

cate the exi s tence

cepts, al I i ntended to i nd'i
concept, to surAny
Laws
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of certa'in Natural
vive, must be Provable'

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oppoequal
"Polarity requ'ires that two
-and
be
force
of
site,-positive ini negative poles
rethe
as
i.iir.'in order-to maiifest act'ion
sul

tant.

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PRI NCJ PLE

and negat'ive poles

relati onshi p resul t-

In Nature, the positive

n
'
owi ns for
err6ci-*'t of fspri ns-al Ithis
;;; i ;
form'
the continuanceofuii Life' .['lithin
j
ned.
s
contai
un'ion
wh'ich was tfre p"roOuct-of
'
primal
two
original
a certa'in port'i;;- tf theequals three,'
plus
ont
;o;;.;: Ti'rerefoi.,ut Jtt c-oexione
s ti ng po] qs each
'
Pos i tj ve and nuguii
O.r"^a.rt ,, t6e other, for one would have no
u*iil.n.. without the other'
are brought
-in togethtt-

To forma union and not fulfr'll natural mat, the two i nd'i v'idual s woul d be

i ng requi rements

antagonistic, resentful, lack in creat'ive interest i n L'ife, and contribute I i ttl e to the
union, themselves, or their fellow being.
This would const'itute an incompatible union,
and I ater ort , a compi ete separat'ion woul d of
necessity follow, ol end in destruction of

THREE PHASES

both.

l'ike' The po1. In spirit, l'ike attracts

experience
ljke
--positi draws a hi qher
rariiv ;i ;; iniention
and l ess
ve i s a
n our Li ves .
is
therefore
and
visible, or telt,-iiutuiion'
a
not
is
Creator
termed more spiritual' The

One should learn to select a mate: First,

by spiritual attunement; second, by mental
pursuits and like interests; and third, by emo-

"i

solid

tional complements. We need not learn the

fourth, for physical Attraction of opposites

is a'lways in operation on the material level .

Mates should be chosen by a Universal Awareness of a perfect and complete union on all
levels of spiritual, mental, emotional, and

substance.

into
The finjte mind gan unfold itself
2.'lnrinl
on
tv uni qtd
te nv pot aritwo
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ilrepo1 ari ti es comprt se
ihelt
ned,
r,vf,.n .orUi
and unknown' l,*le creall existence, Uoth known
irie viewpo'int of neutral

physi ca1 development.

ate our realitvl-irom

The sexual express'ion

levels op3. In the physical and emotional

u ] 9*?:
pos i tes attrace"each other ' Negati Yt i t,
'rn
make-up
fi;;ffoi"ina- it the most material
exi stence.

of procreation 'is one

of the'inhighest expressions of God, in that it

takes
the sense of touch. It 'is an expression of two beings, perfectly combined in all
areas, combined as one. Two persons, when

energy.

perfectly

L:I

mated, stay together as long as the'ir

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Every form is composed of definite
active partic'les
of space, surrounded by
'is
of force. All substance made up of these
tiny units, called atoms. An atom may be compared to a miniature solar system containing
ments

central sun (nucleus) of positive

charge,
around wh i ch , 'in speci f i c orbi ts , revo] ve
twel ve p1 anets (el ectrons ) of negati ve charges .
The solar electrical charge equals perfectly
the total number of planetary electrical charges

revolving about it, thus forming a single unit

of force.

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"Polarity is the combined force of positive

and negative wh'ich produces the flow of Creative Power. It consjsts of two equa'l and opposite halves united into the hlhole. It is
the blendingofopposites in perfect union with
the Who1e, which produces perfect flow of Divi ne Nature.