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~ b Journal ofJ orber lanb JRescarcfjVOLUME XLII, No. 6 N O V ~ E R - D E C E M B E R 1986

* TABLE O CONTENTS *ARCHJ:TECTUREAthon Veggi1-6

INTRODUCTION TO THE ART OF DOWSINGH a r o ~ d & G e r a ~ d Estep7-10

THE ST TUS OJ B J : O T U R B : t N ~ DEWLOPMENTFrom "We1te Spira1 March 1963 11-13FREE RADIONICSo14FREE PYRAMID ENERGY15FREE GOLDEN RATIO ENERGY16THE ORANUR EXPERIMENT

~ a r k Kento17-20DIPOLAR VORTEX THEORYc w Deans, M.Sc21-22ELECTRON HEALINGMer1in23-27WOLF OIL WORKS

M e r ~ i n o 2 7 2 ~NEW BSRF PRODUCTSPeter A. Lindemann29-30CLIPS, QUOTES & COMMENTS

One Down Many To Go * IntegratronUpdate * Contacts * Cornfront TheFacts * Defin i t ions * 1987 C a t a ~ o gI n f o Mystifying FlamesJ l-36


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EbeJournal ofJBorberlanb JRescarrbTHE JOURNAL OF BORDERLAND RESEARCH i s a publ ica t ion o f BorderlandSc iences Research Foundat ion, P.o . Box 549, Vis ta , Ca l i forn ia ,92083 USA. The Journal i s edi ted by Thomas Joseph Brown; Direc to ro f BSRF, and i a publ i hed s i x i s sues a year (bimonth1y) ~ t h theass i s t ance o f the BSR Assoc ia t es , a t the D i r e c t o r s home, 1 3Bobolink Drive, Vis ta , Ca l i forn ia 9208). Address a l l correspondenceto the P.o . Box. The phone number i s (619) 724-2043.

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ARCHITECTUREby Athon Veggi

Trans la t ed from I t a l . i an by Charles Anderson

Arch i t ec tu re i s end les s because to do Arch i t ec tu re iJ tol eap i n t o the unknown. Arch i t ec tu re i s cont inuous c re a t ionwith in the c on t inu i ty -d i s c on t inu i ty which i s known as Universa lI n f i n i t i e s .To be an a r c h i t e c t i s to become one with the Universa lCrea t ive Mind, one with the :flux o:f energy t ha t sur rounds andi s with in the e a r t h . n a l l r e l i g i ons and o c c ~ t sc iences , oneo:f the a t t r i b u t e s o:f the c rea t ive being i s the gre a t a rch i t ec t ,{we :find t h i s in Cathol ic i sm, Hinduism, the Egypt ian r e l ig ione t c . ) Here t hen i s the d e f i n i t i o n o f Arch i t ec tu re :ARCH-ARCHIC-ARCHAE = ru l e r , : f i r s t in t ime o r rank, hencec h ie f , pr inc ipa l . and pr imi t ive , anc ien t ,and beginning, p r imary . The Greek o r i g i n a l s a re : RKHEs o r ARKHOS ~ e r(mon-archa_= Mon-archia = r u l e r ~Greek ARKHE a beginning - the : f i r s t :int ime t end to be the : f i r s t in rank o rimportance - t a lso tends to be pr imi

t i ve .:from ARKHAIOS (anc ien t o r pr imi t ive) :form ARCHEOLOGYARCHETYPE/ARKHI - l a t i n ARCHI = archiepiscopa l .and ARCHITECT TEKHNE {Greek): working with the hands ,_a cra : f t , . m n u ~ l ski l l . ,an a r to ART - Greek TEKTON Sanscr i t TAK?AN aca rpen te r , bu i lde r ; La t i n TEXERE ~ e s s e r e henceto cons t ructo Tegere = to cover , TELA = a web.TOPOS (Greek) : p laceThat which now has come to be cal.l.ed a rchi tec ture i s no tArch i t ec tu re bu t r a the r junkatecture o To say t ha t Arch i t ec tu re

i s sacred o r i s profane i s sense less because o:f the i nheren td e f i n i t i o n o:f the t e rm. From the i n s t a n t t ha t Arch i t ec tu re andthe Cosmos a re o:f the same essence ( r e g a rd l e s s o:f what name youwish to give t h i s essence , d iv ine , god, energy e t c . ) Arch i t ec tu rebecomes knowledge (awareness) and the mani fes t a t ion o:f the cosmicl aws o proport ion nd harmony.The term Arch i t ec tu re in ts cur ren t use i s simply an i nco r rec t

use o:f the term due to the extreme ignorance o f contemporarycul . ture.Cosmos Ear th i s wi th in the cosmos nd i s par t o:f the cosmoeoThe cosmos i s an arche type .

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If upon the ea r t h we c ons t ruc t i n r a ppor t , if we cons t ruc t n co with the archetype , crea t ion wi l l be cont inuous . Becauseea r th i s a l i v in g being , a h igh ly i n t e l l i gen t , sen t i en t being -we a re p a r t o f it we belong to t h i s organism.The ea r th has a body 11ke ours , with energy cent res (chakras ) ,lymph system e t c . and o the r s ub t l e bodies i n ~ s i b l e to thesenses . We s b o ~ d thus be aware t ha t eaCh cons t ruc t ion o r anyo f m a n i p ~ a t i o n o f the p la n e t ' s su r face i s an i n t rus ion and aof' the : in tegr i ty o f a l i v ing being i n the highes t sensethe word. ~ with Archi tec ture , t he re fo re , i s it poss ib le toupon he r body n a harmonic way, nd without offending t ~ t h a t a l l o f us a re s ub je c t t o , whether we a re aware o f t h i s f ac tno t .The Archetype, t he re fo re , i s the pr i nc i p l e connected with t hel eve l s of mani fes ta t ion and exis tence , and t ha t has in everya inhe rent in it. Therefore it i s to t h i s form (seed o f

mani fes ta t ion , essence) t ha t we appeal i n order to manifes tr e - c rea t e wi th in our own dense (gross) l eve l , a more s ub t l e r e a l - by the resonance o f the form wi th s a id dimension.The geometr ic , a rche typa l form i s connected with the chakras andphys ica l and subt le bodies as wel l as wi th the All t the essencethe s p i r i t ua l dimension)o Through t h i s connect ion , t ransformat ionss t ~ a t e d from po in t s o f low-frequency energy to poin t s o f h ighenergy.Knowing how to put t h ings toge the r , o r bu i l d , means knowing how towi th the archetype . Mathematics , numbers, music , sounds and

are a l l ways of de t ec t i ng the mu1t i - face ted r e a l i t y . Clear lynot yet discovered r e a l i t y , so we have to go to the sourcenature , the archetype and i n t u i t i on . In t h i s manner we go topoin t where the r e a l i t y o f Science i s based. A1l discover ie s a rey tapping , with the i n tu i t i o n , i n to the rea lm o f natureonot ye t d iscovered i t s e l f because we must unders tandf i r s t i n order to know what we must copy 11 o

FORM ENERGY ( e l e c t r i c i t ymagnetism)TRANSFORMATION

The arche types a re re . lated to the All - h is emanations are i nsystemo There a re i n f i n i t e archetypeso Each c u l tu r e t r i e s tothose archetypes most c los e ly r e l a t e d to its p a r t i c u l a ro f exper ience . The 64 hexagrams o f the I Ching, the Pythagoreanthe per iodic tab le o f the e lements , are a l l codi f ied a rche t ha t correspond to the l imi ted , equ iva len t unders tandings o fcul ture t ha t manifes ts them. Each energy system assumes a d e t e r form as a func t ion o f its exis tence , eg atom, m o l e c ~ e DNAetcoThus, the FORM i s r e l a t ed to the e1ectromagnetic f i e l d lv ibra t ion)oFORM in tu rn , produces the same energy as t h a t out o f which itgenera ted .

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ORM i s condensed energy.Each arche type is energy.Energy i s charac te r i zed y wavelength .Wavelengths have t h e i r own form and shape .To do .A r ch i t ec tu r e i s to gene ra t e Energy, t o c r e a t e a system,to make Ins t rwnen t s t h a t by v i r t u e of thei : r i n t e r and i n n e rconnec tedness , a re ab l e t o connect and r e c r e a t e any type o f e f f e c tand to connect with the cause .As above, so below.

Nothing i s c re a t e d , no th ing i s des t royed , eve ry th ing t r ans fo rms .These b a s i c Hermet ic pr inc ip l e s a re a t the base o f all ~ t i v esystems and a t the base o f what i s known as sc ience . But when wi l l.scienoo f ind aga in Science?The pure geomet r i c forms, be ing arche typa l abs t rac t ions

{s ince pe r f e c t geometr ic forms are non-ex i s t en t in na tu re ) canr ece iv e and r e t r a n sm i t {manifes t} sounds, co lours ( fo rms) , r a d i a t i ons and r e a l i t i e s beyond the f requency range t ha t our f i v esenses a r e capab le o f cap tu r ing ; even if we cannot perce ive themp h y s i c a l l y , they a c t upon our phys ica l s t r u c t u r e . By 'Physical Imean even t he bodies t h a t a re cons idered s ub t l e , which i s mat te re x i s t i n g a t a d i f f e r e n t v e l o c i t y .

With A r ch i t ec tu r e we can c re a t e environments tone with {ori n f requency with , o r t h a t v ib ra t e in f requency with) s p e c i f i carche types . Taking t he appropr ia te m a te r i a l s , co lours and formswe can in t roduce our consensus phys ica l r e a l i t y i n t o dimensionst h a t normal ly lie ou ts ide the th resho ld o f our normal senses .A l l t h a t we f a b r i c a t e and cbns t ruc t should be done fo l lowingthe arche typeso The a rche types in t roduce u s au tomat ica l ly i n t o

t he dimension o f the e te rna l . p re se n t , Nirvana , i n t o t ha t which i sthe end o f a l 1 e s o t e r i c sc i ence and o f l ~ r e l i g i o n s .Arch i t ec tu re is a complex sc ienceo A r ch i t ec tu r e means connec t i o n wi th the forms t h a t shape t he cosmos and is i n a way, acosmogenic adventureoA r ch i t ec tu r e i s a complex sc ience . The most compl icated t h ing

is s im pl i c i t y . Simpl ic i ty i s the sum t o t a l o f eve ry th ing and t h i ssum becomes the Uni ty of Knowl.edge.The sc i ence o:f t h i s per iod does n o t posse ss the t o t a l i t y o:fknowledge and thus it l acks the appropr ia te measurement o f the

Uni ty o:f Knowledgeo When sc i ence becomes Science { i n t u i t i ves c i en ce , the sc ience o f the Magi, o c c ~ t sc i ence ) the un i ty o fmeasurement w i l l be foundo I give he re a method f o r a r r i v i n g a tt he un i ty o f knowledge - a method i n p a r t empi r i c based on theobserva t ion and s tudy o f na tureo Complexity i s noth ing o ther thans im pl i c i t y in a h ig h e r oc tave . It i s a d i f f e r e n t l e v e l o f co n s c i ousness and e x i s t e n c e .

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f o r e xe rc i s ing the a r t of' A rc h i t e c t u re :Because the e a r t h i s p a r t o r the cosmos, Arch i t ec tu re in t e rconnec t sthe ea r t h , sol .ar s y s t ~ m s and cosmos by means of :a) Appropr ia te u n i t s o f measurement.b) Propor t ions ( the Golden Proport ion , mathematical . and geomet r ic

re l . a t ions ) .Knowl.edge o f the ea r t h means knowing where and to l .ocatec i t i e s , bui l .d ings , green bel . ts e t c .For t h i s t a sk we have tool.s such as :a) The g r i d of' the ea r th .b) Recogni t ion o f spec ia1 s i t e s by geographic means - e t e r s ~ o d so f the s i t e s , e t c .c) Direc t ionsMaking the appropr i a t e form by means of':a) Arche typesb) The re l .a t ion between sound, form, l i g h t , col .our .t i s essent ia l . to s tudy and cons ider the geography and morphol.ogythe s i t e . This s tudy incl .udes the p l an t s , animals and mineral .s o fa re a because the cosmic order mani fes t s on e a r t h in forms o f theanimal. a n d minera l kingdoms. In t h i s way it i s possibl .e towhich energy i s dominant in the chosen a re a and thus be abl.eac t a ppropr i a t e ly .

I will . give J .ater a special . s e c t ion dea l ing with :St ruc tu r e s : The s tudy o f pl.ants , animals , mineral .s and archetypesn the l . ight o f the re l . a t ionsh ip between sound, l . ight and forms.The prope r t i e s o f the c o n s t ru c t i o n mate r ia l s

The s tud o f na tu re and of na t u ra l forms i s essent ia l . and sc ience ,come i n t o its power, must foll.ow he g u ~ el1nes o na tu r e .The purpose o f al l . cons t ruc t ion i s the movement o f the en t i r e oper -and it shoul.d be def ined : in compl.ete d e t a i l with :

ba) T.he cur ren t s i t u a t i o n .How to c or r e c t o r ampl. ify the s i t u a t i o n i n ques t ion .c The goal : That which one wishes to a t t a i n .The example o f Rome.e c lea re s t example o f the c or r e c t appl . ica t ion o f t he p r i n c i p ~ e o fi s Rome. Rome has a sacred and i n i t i a t i c s e c r e t name andfounded upon a s i t e o f extreme power, (see the power gr id map o f

e e a r th ) where t he fo rce - f i e ld l . ines i n t e r s e c t n a powerful conThere i s a r i v e r on the su r face and a r i v e r bel.ow the(some say t he re e x i s t 7 sub te r ranean r i v e r s . ) The a rea ini s enc losed by 7 hi l l . s {note The Magic ot Obel. isks byTompkins). This i s a cosmic symbology mani fes t on e a r t h . As nthe topography sugges ts t he very form o f the cons t ruc t s andmate r ia l s used, and the meaningeNow, t he dynamic o f the mandal.ic mani fes t a t ion unfolds i n t ime.nickname o f the c i t y be ing the e t e r n a l s ub t ly impl ies the c ros s o f the t ime/space co-ord ina tes .

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Rome was founded y Et ruscan p r i e s t s , who possessed the knowl edge o f t he pr imord ia l pr inc ip l e s i n the form o f a squa re . Duringt he t ime o f the Empire , square Rome was e n c i r c l e d by a round wal land a s e r i e s o f obe l i sks and columns r a i s e d a t s p e c i f i c po in t s andconnected by a system o f roadways. Al l t h i s is no th ing bu t a l a rgey a n t r a , an enormous c i r c u i t o f ene+.gy.

Rome has always been t he s e a t o f g r e a t power. Rome i s an a c t o fmagic par ex ce l l en ce . Pass ing through h e r s t r e e t s and observing theseasons and d i r e c t i o n s means i n t r o d u c in g onese l f i n t o a r e l a t i o n s h i pwi th the power and correspondence between t e r r e s t r i a l and; osmicenergy mani fes ted t he r e .

t i s sa i d in pass ing t h a t n the pr iva t e room o f the Pope,where none o ther t han the Pope h ims e l f is admi t ted ( i n co n t in u a t i o no f t h e s e c r e t t r a d i t i o n o f t he p o n t i f ex Maximus o f the Romanst h e re e x i s t s a magical mandal ic diagram. I s t h i s the key to thepower o f the c i t y and, f o r some t ime now, t he power over t he s p i r i t u a l consc iousness o f a l a rge p a r t o f t he world? We remember t h a tt he l a s t t h ree popes , se p a ra t i n g themse lves from the t r a d i t i o n o fpower, o r r a t h e r re fo rming t h a t t r a d i t i o n , d is tanced themselves fromt he power {I r e f e r to the POW R p e r se , without judging t he use towhich t h a t same power is used . )

Rome, the e t e r n a l , founded by Et ruscan p r i e s t s , r e v e a l s to u sh e r message . t i s t ime . Rel a t i v i t y . t is the e t e rna l p r e s e n t .{Space-t ime coord ina tes = connec t ions wi th mu l t i p l e r e a l i t i e s o )

Both the form and the s i t e itself gene ra t e the type o f energyt h a t we want produced, i n q u a n t i t y and qua l i t y . The form and theq u a l i t y a re mutua l ly r e l a t e d . The s p i r a l i s t he form t h a t we haven the galaxy and t h a t we f ind gene ra t ed on e a r th from g r a v i t a t i o n a lfo rces and in t he movement o f growth i n n a t u r e . The energy gene r a ted i s always a dynamic energy, t end ing towards the abso lu te . The

cupo la _be ing a semi-sphere , has t h i s q u a l i t y .The o b e l i s k s f u n c t i o n wi th the pr inc ip l e o f involvng t h e powerp o i n t s o f the ea r t h . Obel i sks d i r e c t energy from one p o in t toan o th e r . n ~ m ~ w observe t h i s coun te rpo in t o f obe l i sks andcupo la s , o f spheres and p o i n t s . One cannot say t ha t these movements

belong to the p a s t because they a r e c u r re n t l y presen t in our r e a l i t y .A r ch i t ec tu r e is pre s e n t . There is no pa s t and fu tu re ( I would sayp a s t , p r e s en t or fu tu re ) n the s imple f a c t o f e x i s t i n g . This i swhy even t he d e f i n i t i o n o f p re se n t , pa s t and fUture is sense lessbecause t he pyramid and the cupola ARE the Arch i tec tu re i n which wel i v e NOWo

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INTRODUCTION TO THE RT OF DOWSINGbyHarold Gera1d Estep

A. WH T IS DOWSING . HOW IS IT ACCOMPLISHED?1 . To Dowse i s to sea rch f o r f ind) a spec i f i c something (such asan underground s t ream o f water ; a minera l depos i t - such as gold , s i1 - _ver o r other) us ing spec i f i c devices and techniques . The Art o f Dowsingworks beyond the Five Senses .

B. THE PROB BLE GENESIS OR ORIGIN OF DOWSING:1 . We be l i eve t ha t dowsing da tes to Man's ea r l i e s t days on ea r t h .2 . We be l i eve t ha t dowsing i s a God-given capab i l i t y , which al lowedman to surv ive in what must have been a very h o s t i l e environment , andto survive as a species (Homo Sapiens) ; fo r , through dowsing he could

f ind water , food and she1te r , and o ther th ings necessary fo r s u rv iva l .3o Whether e a r l i e s t man used dowsing rods , o r dev ice less dowsingi s prob1emat ica l . There i s proof , however, t ha t as e a r ly as thePle i s tocene Per iod , he used both the "Y" Rod, and the "Bobber ."c. EARLIEST PROOF OF THE USE OF DOWSING:

1 . In the CroMagnon caves in Spain, t he re i s a t l ~ s t one cavedrawing which depic t s a person ho ld ing a "Y" rod a t the ready; and,in the CroMagnon caves in the Atlas mountains o f North Afr ica , nearT b l i s i , the re i s a cave drawing showing a person with a "Bobber" {or"Wand") a t the ready - fo r dowsing.2 . According to Archaeologis t s , the CroMagnon per iod da tes backsome 40,000 to 50,000 years - o r perhaps fu r the r .3 . Also, the re i s evidence t ha t dowsing was prac t iced in China andin many othe r a reas o f the world, from very ea r l y t imes .D. WH T H S SLOWED THE ACCEPTANCE OF DOWSING (As a Viable Means fo rFinding That Which We Seek)?

1 . t appears t ha t use o f dowsing was slowed with the coming o f theChr i s t i a n Era . The Catho l ic h ie ra rchy was aware o f the f ac t t ha t dows ing worked "Beyond the Five Senses . They surmised, t he r e fo r e , t ha tt h i s power o r capab i l i t y was a g i f t from Heaven, and the re fore to beused ~ y by the church hie ra rchy . And those not o f h igher church l eve ldowsed were considered to be "witches" were t r ea t ed as such.2o With the coming o f Martin Luther , the power o f the Cathol icchurch wained; and dowsing became more genera l in use , a s Reformat ioncameo3o However, as the Sc ien t i f i c Revolut ion emerged, once aga in , t he rewere (and a re ) those who pooh-pooh dowsing as a f i c t iono Such s c i e n t i s t sa re unwi l l ing to accept dowsing as be ing beyond the f ive senses , andtake the s tand tha t , s ince they cannot wri te s c i e n t i f i c f o ~ e tocover dowsing, t ha t same must be a f i c t i on . t must be recognized today,however, t ha t more and more men o f sc ience recognize t ha t dowsing doeswork, and accep t it fo r what he can achieve4o Some world-reknowned s c i e n t i s t s who, today, accept dowsing as av ia b l e means fo r f ind ing t ha t which one seeks: Dr. David Bohm, German

Phys i c i s t ; Dro David Schldrake , Pa thologis t ; Dr. Walter A. Frank, GermanPhysic is t9 and o f course , Dr. Albert Eins t e in , l i kewise , was a dowser .'Nov-Dec 986 JBR, Page 7


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WHO CAN DOWSE AND WHO CANNOT1 . We have found t ha t a1most anyone, from the .age o f f ive o r aboveno upper age 1 i mi t ) , can dowse successfu11y IF they have seenwork, and know t h a t it workd, o r i they main ta in an open mind1earn ing the t echniques and uses o f the var ious dowsing i n s t r u -

However, 11ke so many othe r t h ings i n 1 i f e , IF one be1ievest he cannot dowse, He Can ' t2 . P r a c t i c e in the techniques o f dowsing, and in use o f the var iousins t ruments i s the most impor tan t , t oo .GIMMICKS:1 . Some dowsers, even good ones , have become hooked on gimmicks

they have come to be1ieve they must use , in order to dowse suc-Some o f these a reJ a) sma11 amount {samp1e o r "witness" )t ha t fo r which they dowse must be ca r r i ed by the dowser o r a t t acheddowsing rod (water , fo r i n s t a nc e , when dowsing fo r wate r ) .b) The dowser must wear ce r t a in co lo rs o f c1othing , i n order to

b1e to dowse successfu1ly .c) For a dowser to be ab1e to move a noxious r a y {or a s t ream o fhe o r she must dr ive a s t ee1 bar i n t o the ground, on the s ide o fs t ream or ray away from t ha t which same i s to be moved. Then,s t r1k ing the bar wi th a hammer o r s1edge, the s t ream o r r a ybe moved n the d i r e c t i o n s t ruck .. We have found through long exper ience tha t , u n l e s s the dowserhe must use such gimmicks in order to be success fu l in dowsing,not And such gimmicks simp1y ac t to compl ica te the process" f inding ."

AND CREEDS:1 . Some dowsers be l i eve t ha t only those persons o f a ce r t a in racecreed can dowse successfu l1y . Our t r ave l s throughout theand meet ings with persons o f the many races and c reeds , proves t ha t persons o f any race o r creed can dowse IF the ind iv idua lkeeps an open mind and i s wi11:ing to accep t what he sees" i e ,t dowsing, when proper ly done, br ings pos i t i ve re su1ts

OF THE MANY USES OF DOWSING:. Dowsing has many valuab1e us e s . Jus t a few o f these a re :a) Locat ing a s t ream o f underground, potab1e, r e t r i evab le water ;volume o f f low, d i r ec t ion o f f low, depth to the s t reamground l eve l above same; and qua l i t y o f the watero

b) Dowsing fo r a spec i f i c i t em, such as l o s t keys , e t c .c) Dowsing the aura o f an i nd iv idua l , to l oca t e poss ib le break inwhich may uncover a phys ica l problem.o To achieve a t rue answer , the ques t ion must be phrased in s imple ,t e rms , in the mind o f the dowsero Otherwise the answer mayi naccura te

WHAT MATERIAL MUST DOWSING TOOLS BE MADE?. We have found t ha t ANY mate r ia l capable o f being formed i n t o ashape fo r the p a r t i c u l a r type rod: L , Y , Bobber , e t c . ,worko While wooden Y rods , Bobber have been used from veryt imes , it i s found t ha t wire , p l a s t i c , o r any mate r ia l capableshaped, wi l l work. The same i s t r ue fo r L rodso

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2 . It was be1ieved, i n ear1y t imes , t ha t a genuine quar tz c rys ta1made the ~ y usab1e pendu1um f o r dowsing. This too has been proven tobe untrueo A ama11 rock a t t ached to a s t r i n g , o r a f i s h ing s inke ra t t ached to a s t r i n g {or to a c h a i n - it makes no d i ~ f e r e n c e , wi11work e a t i s f a c t o r i 1 y .J. TOOLS OF THE "TRADE" - SIZE ND SHAPING OF THE VARIOUS DOWSINGINSTRUMENTS:

1 We have a1ready ind ica ted t ha t dowsing ins t ruments may be f a b r i c a t e d from j u s t about any mater ia1 t ha t can be shaped i n t o thepar t i cu l . a r des i red deviceo But now comes the quest ion , w h a t ~ l o u . l . d bethe dimensions o f such a dev ice , t ha t same wi11 be most prac t i ca1 andusefu1.2 . THE "Y" ROD, a1ong with the "Bobber" (a1so ca11ed "Dipper" o r"Wand") appear to have been in use from p r e h i s t o r i c t imes . Fromea r1 i e s t t imes , the "Y" rod appears to have u t i1 i z e d the natura1 "Y"formed from the sam11 forked branch o f a t r e e .

a ) Some dowsers i n s i s t t ha t "Y" must be f'rom the branch o f aspec i f i c kind o f t r ee - such as the wi11ow o r the peach. We have found,however , t h a t o ther "Y"s work j u s t as we11 We have found no di f fe rencein us ing these o r "Y" rod formed from p1as t i c , wire coat hangers , o ro ther mater ia1s as 1ong as t hey a re s u f f i c i e n t1y r i g i d t ha t they wi11no t fo1d o r co11apseob) Except fo r "Y" rods made from wire coat hangers (which a reabout 1 /S th inch in diameter) most wooden and p1a s t i c rods are usua11yfrom t to t inch in diametero n 1ength , the rods may be from one tofour f e e t . Two t o th ree f ee t i s optimum.c) It i s be s t t ha t the hand1e a re a be smooth, to avoid havingo n e s hands c u t , as the rod pu11s down, when t h a t which i s sought{such a s underground water) i s found.d) Some rods a re f1exib1e whil.e o t h e r s a r e no t . In order toob ta in maximum s e n s i t i v i t y , the f1exib1e rod must be f1exed e i t h e rinward o r outward t o in su re adequate t ens ion .e) Whil.e European and Oriental . dowsers sometimes ho1d the "Y"rod n ea r e i t h e r end, with t he i r pa1ms down, A m e ~ i c a n dowsers al.mesta11 ho1d the rod with t he i r pa1ms up, near its endso The rod i s he1dunder t he thumb, a1ong the pal.m o f e i t h e r hand, with the rod endsj u s t under the t i p o f e i t h e r 1 i t t 1 e f i nge r . 0f ) The rod i s he1d with the po in t a t about a 5 angl.e fromhor izonta1 - so t ha t the rod wil.1 pu11 down, r a t h e r than f1 ip backtoward the dowser when t ha t whiCh the dowser i s seeking i s j u s tbe1ow the rod (or t ha t po in t on the map, in the case o f map dowsing)o

J. THE BOBBER {Al.so sometimes termed a "Dipper" o r "Wand")a) This in s t rument , al.ong with the "Y" rod , probab1y preda tes inuse , othe r dowsing ins t ruments ( they appear i n eave drawings found i nCroMagnon caves n Spain and North Afr ica , c i r c a 40,000+ year s BoC.) .b) The "Bobber" i s usua11y about th ree f e e t in l .ength, and o fwoodp meta1 or p l .as t ic ; with the f a r end heav ie r than the end he1d nthe hand.c) Some var i a t i ons of' the "Bobber" a re r a the r uniqueo One isthe use o f a shovel. bal .anced a t one s s i de , with the shovel. n f r o n t .When the i t em f o r which the dowser i s sea rch ing 1 i e s bel.ow the shove1,it wil.l. d ip to the ground. A v a r i a t i o n o f t h i s i s the use of' a crowbar,bal.anced n the hand in a hor izonta l . pos i t i on . When the dowsed-fori t em i s bel.ow the ba r , it wi11 d ip to the groundo (This method was usedby a dowser who, f o r years , worked .fo r t he Pa c i f i c Gas and El .ec t r ic Oo.)



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4. THE "L" ROD o r Rods (Occasiona11y, a dowser uses a s ing1e "L"bu t most usua1ly , u t i l i z e s two, with one he ld in e i t h e r hand.)a) "L" rods may be made from any mate r ia l s t ha t may be bent toan "L": The long por t i on aay vary in l e ng th .from .four inches to. feet ; nd the handle , .from t h ree inches to s ix i nches .b) We f ind t ha t e xc e l l e n t rods can be f a b r i c a t e d .from 3/16"t brass braz ing rods .c) For normal use , we recommend t ha t the handles be the widththe hand o f the user , t p lus f") and tha t , n dowsing, the us e r r e s tbottom o f the handle on the top o f h i s 1 i t t l e f i nge r . I f , however,dowser pre fe r s no t to r e s t the end o f the h a n d ~ e on h i s littlbut to hold the handl.e in h i s hand, then it i s reconunendedthe hand1e be inch ~ o n g e r ~ ~d) We pre: fer t ha t each handle be : f i t t ed with a "sl.e.eve" whichJ.oosel.y over the hand le . For t h i s purpose we use r e f r i g e r a t i o ncopper tubing; and cut same about inch s hor t e r than the handle .s leeve may be : fabr ica ted :from p l . a s t i c o r othe r materia l . , as wel.lcopper tub ing .e) Pocket s i zed rods a l s o may be fabr ica ted , and work very w e l l .f ) In using "L" rods , we hold same l oos e ly , by the hand les ; w i thr arms a t our s ides & from the elbows to the hands e x t e n d ~ g forwardl i g h t l y down. (The end o f the rods should be s l i g h t l y lower than thetoward the handles ; & one rod should be s l i g h t l y h igher than

o the r , so t ha t they may c ross (as asked fo r by the mind o f thewhen pos i t ioned over the t a rg e t ) .5 THE PENDULUM The d i c t i ona ry d e f i n i t i o n o f "Pendulum'l i s : A bodysuspended from a f ixed po in t {from a chain o r t h read , e t c . )* as tof r e e l y to and . fro, under the combined a c t ion o f g ra v i ty and*(au t ho r s i n se r t i on )a) While some dowsers be l ieve t h a t they must use a quar t z c r y s t a l

a s ix inch thread o r cha in , in order to dowse s u c c e s s ~ J . yhave found t ha t o ther i tems a t t ached to a th read o r cha in as a penw i l l work j u s t as w e l l . We have used, success fu l ly , such t h ingsnuts , washers , sea she l l s , small rocks , a p l a s t i c ba l l , and evenba l lob) The answer to the ques t ion comes comes :from a h igher l eve l ;the pendulum ac t ion {p os i t ive or negat ive) br ings the answer fromthe f i ve senses t o wi th in scope o f same, in according wi tho f the pendulumoc) Progranuning the pendulum: For a pos i t i ve o r "Yes" answer , wethe pendulum to c i r c l e i n a clockwise d i rec t i on ; For a nega t ivein a clockwise d i r ec t ion . In s tandby, as we methodical ly movependulum from one a rea o:f the map to another ; or , if Fie ld Dowsing,the f i e l d , we s w ~ g the pendulum :forward and a:fto Thenabove the p o ~ t on the map o r in the f i e l d where the dowsed-forex i s t s , the pendulum w i l l , o f its own v o l i t i o n , s t a r t c i r c l i n g

i nd i c a t e d above) . Thus, the underground s t ream, minera l de pos i t ,loca ted . (For Fie ld Dowsing, however, the "L" Rods a re pre:fered.)

more in fo rmat ion on dowsing, and to meet : fel low dowsers n yourcontac t : The American Socie ty o:f Dowsers, Inco; Danvi l le ,05828-0024 USA. Jo in ing the ASD w i l l ge t you going to l oca lto prac t i ce and discuss techniques . The ASD a lso has booksdowsing ins t ruments :for s a l e . ry it - you might l e a r n somethingyourse l f and the world around you )

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THE STATUS OF BIOTURBINE DEVELOPMENTFrom WELTE SPIRAL -March 1963Trans la ted from the German yBSR ASSOCIATE BODO CAPELLER 1986

Over and over again the burning ques t ion of t he l a t e s t s tandof b io tu rb ine development i s a r i s ing . t i s a l so ques t ionedwhy t h i s mat te r i s not more acce le ra ted and t he c ons t ruc t ionof nuclear power genera to rs e f f e c t i v e l y delayed. Not a t f ea s tmany of us are asking why Schaubergers idea i s not app l i ed inl a rge r measure.The l a s t quest ion has been answered s u f f i c i e n t l y in t hepub l i c a t i on Welt -Spi ra le (World Spi ra l ) i s sue 7/8 Ju ly1962. Only recent addi t ions to t h i s wi l l be repor t ed he re .The pub l i c a t i on Implosion s t a t t Explosion (Implosion ins teadof Explos ion) t h a t a r r ive d in t he summer of 1955 wasin tended as a so lu t ion to the energy dilemma and agains tnuclear development . t was put down in f a i t h and t r u s t tothe i n t e g r i t y of the notes handed to me by Vik to rSchauberger . Because of the urgency deemed by the ed i to r andthe b e l i e f i n t o Vik to r Schauberger as a prophet of hisi ns i gh t s and discover ie s it has not been wai ted for thephotographs of the implos ion machine . or the in tended homepower p l an t . The pub l i c a t i on went i n to the world and arousedsurpr i se , hope and s a t i s f a c t i o n among groups of progress iveand na tu re loving people . Among the educated group o ft echnic ians Viktor Schaubergers views aroused skept ic i sm andi cy r e j ec t ion . A use fu l explanat ion of t h i s viewpoint wasnever given. Even Viktor Schauberger was not pr iv i l eged togive any prac t i ca l exp lana t ion for the proof of h i s i n s igh t .Fina l ly it got so f a r t h a t the home power p l an t could b ~s ta r t ed up. On the f i r s t t e s t run severa l pipes blew out .There was an explos ion i n s t e a d of implosion because ofcen t r i fuga l forces ge t t i ng too s t rong from a s t a r t with aconvent ional e l ec t r i c motor and the conf ined water t h a t couldnot escape through the j e t s due t o f au l t y c ons t ruc t ion .Therefore it s t a r t ed under pressu re ins tead of a vacuum.Viktor Schauberger be l i eved a f t e r t h i s t h a t the cor rec t i on ofh i s mistakes would remedy the s i tua t ion . The t eacherSebast ian Thurner of the St a t e Poly techn ic School in Salzburgof fe red himself to bui ld the improved vers ion . This machinewas never s t a r t e d but t he old one went to the United Sta t e s ,was the re unsa t i s fac t o ry disassembled and made t o t a l l yuse l e s s .After Viktor Schaubergers death in 1958 a l l development cameto a ha l t . Only in the f a l l of 1961 did I fee l caused by anouts ide event the urge to begin myself even under heavypersonal ob l iga t ions with resea rch of bio energ ies . Thea t tempted exper iments gave su rp r i s i ng i n s i gh t s and f i n a l l yprac t i ca l r e s u l t s .As a r e s u l t of t hese resea rch exper iences it can be sa id t h a tthe improved second machine which went with ViktorSchauberger to the United t a t e ~ never would have worked

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steam and gas tu rb ines the ef f ic iency gradien t i s l ess thanhal f with the opt ion of improvement.Because of tremendous development in bio tu rb ines my or ig ina lpaten t appl ica t ion of 12. Apri l 1962 has been superceded bysubsequent developments . Although these appl i ca t ions show thein te re s t ing development in t h i s f i e ld for prac t i ca l reasonsit would be more prudent to drop the or ig ina l appl i ca t ion infavor of two improved appl i ca t ions in order to gain annui ty .Lates t research shows two flowsystems in use tha t cannot beaccounted for in a s ing te paten t . Each of these systems canbe manufactured in many va r i a t ions with the p o s s i i l i t y t adozen d i f fe ren t models.In a l l cases can be sa id tha t exis t ing convent iona l tu rb inesystems tha t span a development period of over a hundredyears are facing two newly discovered systems bare ly one yearold. With the a id of of these two cen t r ipe ta l opera t ingvor tex systems any grad ien t even an abnormally low one canbe ut i l i zed . The second system can even be operat ional inf ron t of an in take channel impossible before and holdspromise for a f loa t ing or t i da l power plan t .Therefore the answers of the most unpat ient have beenanswered tha t bemoan the slow development. What i s a year ina t imespan of acce le ra ted evolu t ion . By c l ing ing to themistakes Viktor Schauberger made a l o t of t ime ha? been l os t .s soon as these mistakes were recognized th ings moved r a the rrap id ly . Also it has to be mentioned tha t development withthe most meagre means i s still very expensive. Without thehelp of generous f r i ends ~ t never would have been possible tosolve a l l problems. Theore t ica l specula t ion would never getto the hea r t of the matter . Rather empir ica l experiments werenecessary and still are needed. Those s e l f s a c r i f i c i n gf r i ends tha t cons is t of c lose s t mental a l l i e s should bethanked in publ ic a t th i s occasion. Not only experiments cos tmoney but a l so pa ten t s before they are granted. Theappl i ca t ion of a s ing le pa ten t in about 20 cout r ies of theunion with the u t i l i z a t i on of fore ign paten t a t to rneyst r ans la t ions e tc . run a t l eas t 100 J 000 Austr ian Shi l l ingsdepending on the extend of the sought for paten t pro tec t ion .With a l i gh t hear t the or ig ina l paten t ap l i ca t ion can becancel led in favor of two improved paten t appl ica t ions . Nowit i s up o the turbine indust ry to take over the fur thercos t of development and paten t pro tec t ion . I f not I did mypa r t in the duty to humanity to br ing the prac t i ca l prooft h a t pressure and vacuum, cent r i fuga l and cen t r ipe ta l forcescan be used harmonical ly in a power genera t ing machine. Theconcept has been proven without a doubt .Signed: LeobrandThis a r t i c l e showing new i n s i gh t s i n t o Schauberger 1 s work comesfrom BSRF s l a t e s t pub l i c a t i on More IMPLOSION Than EXPLOSION,(BSRF 2-X) $2.50 . This smal l but powerful book should be ready a l l who a re i n t e r e s t ed in a bene f i c i a l technology on our

dear plane t Ear th . t presents p o s i t i v e c r i t i c i s m and sugges t ionsfo r fu r t he r development o f implosion technology. Please add 1fo r pos tage & hand l ing Cal i fo rn ians add 6 sa l e s t ax . Thanks.



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FR R A D I C > N I C S

Pictured below is a diagram called the PSYCHOTRONIC IMPRESSOR. Developed1978 by some Associates who prefer to remain anonymous th is FREE RADIONICSis an outgrowth of the work of Dr. Patrick Flanagan and Dr. ChristopherI t uses 7 of Flanagan s Sensor I I disc diagrams in an arrangement thatl ike a powerful Hills PI-RAY COFFER.

To use, simply place witness or a witness and a remedy in the centralcirc le for the appropriate amount of time.The Sensor I I discs, used in th is way are highly psycho-active. Used with

t a witness, the PSYCHOTRONIC IMPRESSOR is a powerful thought focussing andLike the PI-RAY COFFER i t can bring to you the f ru i t ofthoughts in an accellerated manner. Just remember, i f vou leave your wits in i t i t amplifies ALL your thoughts, both good and not-so-good.Copy as often as you want and have a good time.

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FREE PYR MID ENERGY

Here s one pulled from deep within the BSRF f i le s . I t s a f la t pyramid grid.The history of th is diagram is shrouded in mystery. I t s not known exactly when orwho f i r s t discovered tha t the concentric squares diagram focusses the same naturalenergy as a pyramid. I t was f i r s t used public ly _ by Dr. Christopher Hil ls in hisnow famous PI RAY COFFER Robert Hoffman wrote a great ar t ic le in the Journal usingthese ideas in the March-April 1979 issue. (Well worth reviewing) For those whohave joined us since then, and as an update for our long time r e a d e r s h l ~ BSRF offersthese Holiday free-bees.

The _grid can be used l ike any other pyramid to charge water , s t imulate plants ,sha rpen r a zorb l ade s , create optical i l lus i ons, etc etc . To use, simply copy th i sdia gr am as man y t ime s as you wan t and have a good t ime .

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FREE GOLDEN RATIO ENERGY

Over the pas t few i s sues mention has been made o ~ BSRF s newGolden Ratio Antennas 0 These antennas were designed by Eric Dolla rdas an improvement on concentr ic r ing antennas ~ o r the LakhovskyMult i Wave Osc i l l a to r . The g e n e r a ~ theory behind the WO was toexc i t e a concent r ic r i n g antenna which would produce a wide spectrum o f rad io ~ r e q u e n c y waves. In t h i s theory it i s understoodt ha t the RNA DNA co i l in the nucleus o ~ every ce l l has a resonant

~ r e q u e n c y with in t h i s range . J u s t as a tun ing ~ o r k wi l l r i ng whenan iden t ica l ~ o r k i s s t ruck in close proximity , the ce l l s w i l l ~ ~re sona te to t he i r ind iv idua l ~ r e q u e n c y pul led from the frequencyocean o ~ the MWO.E r i c s des ign o ~ the Golden Ratio Antenna i s based on themathematics o f l i f e , which i s a logarythmic ~ u n c t i o n This ~ o r m

o ~ proport ioning can be seen everywhere i .n na t u re . This i s theSacred Geometry used i n the Archi tec ture o f old , Greek and Romantemples, the Great Pyramid, e tc . t has a l so been concluded byce r t a in Orgonomists t h a t 1the Golden Ratio s a bas ic mathematicalproper ty o f the orgone e ne rgy . Jo o f Orgonomy, v.s, N.2, Rosenblum, The Golden Sect ion)The WO has usual ly been unders tood as having to be dr ivenby high-f requency such as a Tesla Coil o r neon t r a n s f o r ~ e r o However , those who have read Lakhovsky know t ha t he used s1mple wirec i r c l e s to cure p l an t s o f cancersp and to make p l an t s grow be t t e rin genera l . The Golden Rat io Antenna i s a se r i e s o f Lahovsky r ingsbecause there a re conjuga te s t r i p s on the back o f the antennamaking it a complete c i r c u i t for focus ing the e thers 0 Also, the

Antennas a re log per iodic ( fo l lowing a logarythmic pa t te rn ) , andt h i s type of antenna has the i n t e r e s t i n g proper ty of c rea t i nga v i r t ua l {non-exis tan t but funct ioning) antenna extending about1t t imes beyond the ac tua l .The e thers harmonize toGolden Sect ion Mathematics , so

it can be understood tha t al i v in g organism i s a dischargeo f energy i n to the Golden Sect ionspace . We have observed the d i s charge o f sprout energy i n tol i v in g sprouts when one o f theseantennas i s d i rec t ed a t them.e found t ha t it makes thesp rou t s grow be t t e r . Then wefound t ha t the pa t t e rn makesthe sprouts grow be t t e r . Soa t l e f t we present you theGolden Rat io Pa t t e rn tha t youcan photocopy and use fo r e x p e r i ~en t s . This pa t t e rn i s copyr ight1986 for c o m m e r c i ~ purposes , butcan be copied as may t imes as youl i ke fo r exper imenta t ion .

Send us some r e s u l t s , t h i si s a new t h ing fo r a l l . f youwould 11ke some s t i cke r s with t h i s pa t t e rn , send BSRF 1 fo r 5oHappy Researching -Nov-Dec 1986 JBR, Page 16


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THE OR NUR EXPERIMENT

What i s the hardest th ing of a l l ?That which seems the eas i e s tFor your eyes t o see ,That which l i e s before your eyes . Goethe

by KL RK KENT

Nuclear technology of dea th from the t r i b e of Eins te in , Oppenheimer,Sakharov and Tel le r was deployed in the de s e r t in Ju ly of ~ a tAlamogordo, New Mexico. Within two years of the advent of t h i sr ea l i za t i on of the death formula E = M C ~ , the l i v ing planet Earthwas being reconnoi tered by unknown numbers of a l i e ns whose or i g i ns ,purposes and i n t en t s remain a mystery. Whether as guardians , brothe rs ,preda to rs , scavangers , pa ras i t e s , landlords or foemen - the spacec rea tu res have been observed (a long with t he i r c r a f t ) cont inous lys ince the beginning of atomic explos ions on Ear th .Not proving ( the re i s no proof ) a causal re la t ionship between atomicexplos ions on Earth and the advent of UFO s igh t ings , the co inc iden ta lre la t ionship i s t he r e . t i s proved t ha t atomic explos ions begin tooccur in Ju ly of 1945. I t i s proved t ha t repor t s of observat ions off ly ing saucers and o ther UFOs are being received in unprecedentednumbers by the au t hor i t i e s commencing no l a t e r tha{l June of 1947.

Let ' s look a t an exper iment which had as i t s goal the re la t ionshipbetween the l i v ing energy of l i f e and the nuclear technology of dea th .To possib ly u t i l i z e the e f fec t s of Orgone Energy upon the humanorganism as an ant idote to nuclear r a d i a t i on s ickness was obstensib lythe goal of the Oranur Experiment. (Oranur: Orgone Anti Nuclear ) . INTHIS ARTICLE, THE UTHOR IMPLIES NO HEALING OR BENEFICAL EFFECT ORPROPERTIES FROM ORGONE ENERGY, ORGONE ENERGY CCUMUL TORS OR DEVICES.FOR HISTORICAL ND INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY IS THE STORY OF THEOR NUR EXPERIMENT BEING TOLD.Friday, January 5, 1951: Wilhelm Reich M.D. puts one mil l igram ofpure radium ins ide a 20 l aye r Orgone Energy Accumulator. For f ivehours the radium remains ins ide the l i f e energy charging device .During the next seven days the process i s repeated for one hour perday; the one mil l igram of pure radium i s placed ins ide the 20 l aye rOrgone Accumulator. On Friday, January 12, the radium was removed fromthe Orgone charging device a f t e r only one ha l f hour and the exper imentwas s toppedt was on the l a s t day of the experiment t ha t the most dramat ic e f f ec toccured. The observers were ou t s ide the s t uden t ' s l abora to ry where themetal l i ned Orgone Room housing the powerful 20 l aye r Orgone EnergyAccumulator was l oca ted . While one exper imental mil l igram of pureradium served as a con t ro l and was kept fa r away in an unused bui ld ingon Reich 's 280 acre farm; the other mil l igram of pure radium wasplaced i n s ide the l i f e energy charg ing device . We must remember t ha tt he re was a war going on, the Korean War, and Reich and h i s assoc ia te swere conduct ing t h i s research par t l y in response to the t h rea t of anuclear conf l i c t demanding some so r t of ant idote to rad ia t ion

s i ckness . Therefore the experiment had as i t s goal the discovery of aposs ib le ant i nuclear proper ty of the newly discovered Life Energy.Nov-Dec 986 JBR, Page 7


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Nov Dec 986 JBR Page 8The normal background count of rad ioac t iv i ty a t Reich 's l abora to ryin Western Maine where a dozen people l ived and worked was 30 - SOcounts per minute measured on the big 4096 Tracer lab Autosca le r . Thebackground of r ad ioac t iv i ty with in an Orgone Accumulator measured witha por tab le SU-S Tracer lab Survey Meter , type 6CS, was 40 - 70 cpm. Inother words, with no nuc lea r mate r ia l p resent , the concent ra t ion ofLife Energy with in a charging device caused the Geiger Counter to givea higher reading; about 40 % h igher .Once the Oranur Experiment had s t a r t ed ; once the concen tra ted LifeEnergy had been exposed to the rad ioac t ive nuclear mater i a l - thebackground count a t Reich ' s l abora tory climbed to approx. 80 ~ andwould not immediate ly subs ide even when the nuclear mater i a l wasremoved from the Orgone Accumulator.The r ad ioac t iv i ty of a one mil l ig ram un i t of radium had beenca l i b ra t ed a t 16,000 cpm (8 .3 Roentgens per hour) . This was done inew York City , away from the highly charged atmosphere of Reich ' sse tup near Rangeley, Maine. The two uni t s of Radium a r r ived on Jan . S,19Sl and immediate ly they were measured unshie lded a t one cen t imete rdis tance and gave a reading of 2S4,760 cpm in the highly chargedatmosphere near the var ious Orgone Accumulators. One mil l ig ram un i twas secured as a cont ro l and not exposed fur ther to the charg inge f f ec t of the Orgone devices . The other mil l ig ram was placed i n s idethe 20 layer Orgone Accumulator in the metal l ined Orgone Room in thes tudents l abora tory . While the radium was with in the charg ing device ,accura te measurement was not poss ib le because the ins t rum ent , the SU-SSurvey Meter would e i the r race r igh t of f the sca le or go completelydead. Away from the a c t ive exper iment , the ins t rument resumed normalopera t ion .The f a t e fu l Friday, January 12 - again the mi l l ig ram of pure radium i s

placed i n s ide the Life Energy device and again the observers f ee l theampli f ied rad ia t ion e f f ec t s : severe nausea, loss of equi l ibr ium,pressure in the forehead, sensa t ions of f a i n t i ng , severe headache, hotand cold f l ashes , severe belching: a l l these symptoms were observedand experienced by the one dozen or so phys ic ians and t echn ic ianspresent dur ing the S month course of the experiment . Addi t ional lyeach observer was a f fec ted by a recurrance of any old or dormantin jury or disease condi t ion varying accord ing to each i nd i v i dua l ' sweakest spot . I t was as i f the e f f e c t of the reac t ion of theconcen t ra ted Life Energy to the nuclear i r r i t a n t was to a t tack eachl iv ing organism in i t s weakest area (a converse r e l a t i onsh i p to theobserved pat t e rn of the e f f e c t of a normal Orgone Accumulator whichseemed to s t renghthen or benef i t the weak a reas within the Organism;of course for our purposes the re i s no hea l ing , benef ic ia l or medicalimpl ica t ion here ) .The l a s t t ime t ha t the radium was placed i n s ide the 20 l aye rAccumulator was to prove so dramatic t ha t for fea r of poss ib leconsequences , the experiment was s topped . The observers (WilhelmReich, Dr.Simon Tropp & o thers ) were s tanding ou t s ide in the coldaf ternoon of January 12. They could see through the l a rge p i c t u rewindows the atmosphere ins ide the s tuden t ' s l ab become clouded with inminutes a f t e r they had placed the unshie lded mi l l ig ram of radiumins ide the Life Energy charger . The clouded atmosphere was s t a r t i n g tomove v i s ib ly and was shin ing blue and purp le The men became qui tell from nausea, loss of ba lance , cramps in the stomach - a l l t h i sfrom one mil l ig ram of radium over 300 f ee t d i s t a n t . Never before hadsymptoms of r a d i a t i on s ickness been so s t rong or had they been f e l t a tsuch a grea t d i s t ance from the physica l se tup of the exper iment .


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The experiment was s topped in t ha t the rad ioac t ive mater i a l was nolonger p laced ins ide the Life Energy charging device . The e f f ec t s fromthe experiment cont inued and they i n t ens i f i ed . t was qu i t e unbearableto be near any Orgone Accumulator on the premisis . I t was as i f theOranur e f f ec t had spread and a f fec ted a l l of the Life Energy chargingdevices loca ted a t Reich s ex tensive labora to ry comprising two la rgeand severa l smal ler bu i ld ings . All of the Orgone devices exhib i tedexhorbi tan t ly high Geiger Counter readings and produced symptoms ofr a d i a t i on s ickness in nearby observers . A la rge batch of 30exper imenta l mice died from exposure to th i s Orgone Anti Nucleare f f ec t even though the mice were never phys ica l ly close to ~ n y nuclearmater ia l . Thorough autopsies on the mice revealed a leukemia l i keblood p ic tu re . The reac t ion seemed to be se l f sus ta in ing and wasspreading . In response to the sever i ty of the Oranur e f fec t , a l l ofthe Orgone Accumulators were phys ica l ly dismant led and the i r componentpar t s were separa ted . The metal l ined Orgone Room was dismant led . Thismeasure of turn ing of f the Orgone Accumulators ( there i s no switch toan Orgone device) ; t h i s dismant l ing of the Orgone devices seemed toreduce the background counts of r ad i oac t i v i t y from t he i r l e ve l s of 80cpm and above. I t was not iced t ha t reassembling even one Orgonecharging device would immediately cause the background r a d i a t i onmeasurements to approximately double . The exper imental radium wassecured with in i t s 1/2 l ead s h i e ld and placed i n s ide a 4 s t e e l andconcre te sa fe located in a small wooden bui ld ing soma dis tance fromthe main l abora tory . What had been learned from t h i s experiment? Bas ica l ly , the presenceof a stong concent ra t ion of Orgone Energy seems to ampli fy and magnifythe rad ia t ion from a nuclear source . The New York Times reported onFebuary 3, 1951 of an Atomic Energy Co.mmission announcement of anincrease in background rad ia t ion comprising an area of 600 miles inrad ius with i t s approximate center loca ted Northern New England. I t i sl i ke ly t ha t Reich s Oranur Experiment with one mil l igram of radium hada f fec ted an area of 1,130,900 square miles .On Apr i l 15, Reich dec ided to check on the exper imental one mil l igramof radium which was still housed in i t s 1/2 l ead sh ie ld ins ide the 4th ick s t e e l and concre te sa fe . At a dis tance of 40 cen t imete r s fromthe sa fe wall the reading was a f an ta s t i c 20,000 cpm on the SU-5Survey meter . Reich was f ea r fu l of the radium and the cont inuingOranur e f fec t . He placed a group of mice in a cage qui te near the safehousing the radium and wai ted for severa l days. The exper imental miceremained in perfec t hea l th even though the rad ia t ion counts wereabnormally high. I t was as i f the Oranur e f f ec t had changed and was nolonger harmful even though the Geiger counter gave high readings . NowReich made a dar ing move t ha t was to y ie ld a r i ch harvest of newknowledge: e opens the safe and takes a measurement of the i n t e r i o rspace ins ide the safe the reading i s over 100,000 cpm. He removedthe mil l igram of radium from the s tee l and concre te sa fe and rushed itto the main l abora tory . Here he measured it with the big and sens i t i ve4096 Tracer lab Autosca le r with a counter tube of a mica windowth ickness of 2 .3 m g c m ~ as opposed to the SU-5 Survey Meter with i t scounter tube of a mica window th ickness of 30 m g c m ~ w a l l th ickness .(This means the 4096 Autoscaler was approx ten t imes more sens i t i vethan the SU-5 Survey Meter) At a dis tance of one cent imeter with nosh ie ld ing the mil l igram of radium gave a reading of only 30,000 cpmTo expla in t h i s puzz l ing observa t ion it was s lowly rea l ized t h a t the4 s t e e l and concrete safe ac ted as an Orgone Accumulator i t s e l f dueto i t s l ayer ing of s tee l and the organic mater i a l of concre te .


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nuclear r ad ioac t iv i ty was conf ined with in i t s lead sh ie ld ing butOrgone Energy was not conf ined , s ince the Life Energy passesa l l mate r ia l s - only a t d i f f e ren t speeds. Thus the re was not aOranur reac t ion when the nuclear mate r ia l was with in l eadthe safe . The Oranur reac t ion was cont ro l led as tThe Orgone Energy could a f f e c t the nuclear source s ince thepassed through l ead; the radium could not i r r i t a t e theOrgone f i e ld because the rad ia t ion was s topped by lead.a way had been found to denature the harmful e f fec t s of themater ia l . By plac ing the nuclear source f i r s t in lead ~ ~and then plac ing the l ead conta iner with in an Orgone- in th i s way the Orgone Energy can get a t the nuclearbut the rad ioac t ive ma te r ia l cannot a f f ec t the Orgone. Afterprocess had been ca r r i ed out for a per iod of t ime months), ae f f e c t was noted in the reac t ion of the Orgone t r ea t edmater i a l on exposure to a s t rong Life Energy f i e ld . In the

i ssue of the Journal of Borderland Research we wil l discussinvent ion of the c loudbus ter to combat an unexpected s ideof the Oranur Exper iment; and we wi l l examine use of t h i smil l igram of radium (ORUR) to ampli fy the e f f ec t of themore complete his tory of the Oranur Experiment i s found in Selec tedby Wilhelm Reich, publ ished by Far ra r , Straus & Giroux ISBNBrie f ly : the Oranur Experiment i l l u s t r a t ed the naturef rad ia t ion s ickness as being a reac t ion of the Life Energy aga ins ti r r i t a n t . Shie ld ing i s not poss ib le aga ins t the Oranurbecause Orgone Energy pene t ra te s a l l matter . Once the Oranurbegins , t spreads in a cha in reac t ion fashion to i n fec t areasor ig ina l ly exposed to the nuc lea r mater ia l . The Oranur e f f ec tsymptoms of rad ia t ion s ickness genera l ly and with inreac t iva tes any l a t e n t d i sease or weakness found in eachorganism. There are pos s i b i l i t i e s of an t ido t i a l uses of thee f f ec t as a prevent ive measure to innocula te the organismrad ia t ion s ickness such as might be expected in nuclear war.course we r ea l i ze tha t these medical impl ica t ions are beingfor exper imenta l purposes only in the l i g h t of h i s to r i c a lin our examinat ion of Reich ' s most famous exper iment . In noi s t suggested t ha t anyone t r y to r ep l i ca t e th i s dangerous

with the l i v i ng plane t Ear th , the atomic explos ions inauguratedhis i l k in 1945 have i n i t i a t ed an Oranur e f f e c tfa r out in to space . From Reich ' s pioneer ing e f f o r t s , we knowthe Oranur e f f ec t does not fol low the inverse square law ofpropagat ion . The concen t ra ted Life Energy reac t ion aga ins tmil l igram of radium was reported to extend for 600 miles . A smal latomic b la s t of 20 Kilotons re l eased 500,000 Roentgens of gamma

in .01 seconds. In the same t ime, a mil l igram of radium.000023055 Roentgens of gamma. The dis tance for the Oranurfrom the mil l igram of radium was 600 miles . A propor t iona lfrom the 500,000 Roentgens Oranur e f f e c t , not inverse squarepropaga t ion) i s two l i g h t years . From t h i s rough ca l cu l a t i on , weexpec t other inhabi tan t s of our l a rge r environment who are moreLife Energy funct ions - we can expec t others to take not icea long ways away of our malic ious nuc lea r ~ e c h n o l o g y


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DIPOLAR VORTEX THEORYc.wo Deans, M.sc.

(Excerpts from a l e t t e r o f c w Deans to Meade Layne, e d i t o r RoundRobin, 1945-1959o This l e t t e r was previously presen ted as BSRARelease 5-A-9, and i s re i s sued in the i n t e r e s t s o f the presen tmembers o f BSRF. TJB)

Edi to r o f RR:I was most i n t e r e s t ed to read seve ra l a r t i c l e s in your book le tThe Round Robino It ce r t a in ly i s a Round Robin o:f a l l kinds o:fNatura l Phenomena, i nc lud ing Psychic Phenomena.I have been i n t e r e s t ed in Truth :from the po in t o f view o f theDipolar Vortex Theory s ince I met a Frenchman, Andre Rousse l , o:f

Lasquet i I s l and B.Co He developed conceptual ly the Dipolar VortexEther-Whir l Theory o:f E le c t r i c i t y Magnetism and Radia t ion and Matter .He has no t explored the pos s i b i l i t i e s mental ly a l though he c la imst ha t Memory lodges in the Rotary Ether -Whir l Fie ld sur rounding everyi nd iv idua l and does no t lodge in the Phys ica l Body in any way. Therei s an Ether i c Body surrounded and covered by the phys ica l -ChemicalBody, and t he re i s a l inkage between them both in some obscure manner.

From the po in t o f view o f the Dipolar Vortex Ether-Whir l Theoryone can exp la in the maintenance o:f ro t a t ion o:f a l l g a ~ a x i e s suns andro t a ry p l ane t s and o f t he Ear th on which we l i ve . In f a c t the Suno:f our s o l a r system has a g iga n t i c r o t a r y e the r -whi r l core which hasro t a ry f i e l d e f f ec t s s t r e t ch i ng :far out beyond the orb i t o f the p la ne tPlu to . The plane t Saturn i s v i s ioned as a mate r ia l body with an unseene t he r i c e the r -whi r l f i e l d having a nuc leus o f ro t a ry power i n s ide thec rus t o f Saturn a t its core . We v i s i on t ha t r o t a r y sp i ra l s o r vor t i cespene t ra t e i n t o the po les o f Satu rn and meet n a Twin-Vortex Ringdevice a t the core so t ha t po la r cen t r ipe t a l s p i r a l motion i s t r a n s formed i n t o p lanar e qua to r i a l vor tex cent r i fuga l motion. This i s amodel o f se l f -pe rpe t ua t i ng motion, which we pos tu l a t e i s the bas i s o fs t a b i l i t y of ma te r ia l :forms. These d ipo la r -vor t e x :forms o f motion varyin s ize and energy va lue and they w i l l combine numer ica l ly and geom e t r i c a l l y to give us wonderful pa t t e rns much l i k e the Kra:ff t Atomsand the Atoms o f the Ind ian c la i rvoyan t schools o:f e t he r i c phys ic i s t s .

On the ba s i s t ha t the Dipo la r Vortex Ether-Whir l Theory i s t r uewe can pred ic t :from conjunct ions o r l i ne -up pos i t i ons o:f p l ane t s o rl ine -up cond i t ions between Sun and plane ts and ce r t a in l a rge energycen t res in the Galac t i c Milky Way, seve ra l phenomena such as e a r t h quakes , magnetic storms, e l ec t r i c s torms, auroras sunspo ts e t c . Thecause o:f sunspots i s :found to be the conjunct ion o f l a rge bodies l i k eSaturn and Jup i t e r with themselves and the Sun and with the reg ion o:fabout 280 degrees Hel iocent r ic Longitude in the heavenso These s t ud i e sa re p rogress ing : favorably , but need much more da ta and t e s t i n g beforewe f i n a l l y go i n t o pub l i c a t i on rega rd ing the soundness o:f the DipolarVortex Ether -Whir l Theory.

I have been in touch with Car l Kraf:f t and with Mr. Waage, o:fDuluth, Minn. , fo r some t ime , and we have i n t e r e s t i n g d i scuss ionsabout the Dipo la r Vortex Ether -Whir l model o:f Flu id Space Motion 0Space i s a Flu id c a l l e d Ether or Ine r t ium because it has the prope r t y o:f i ne r t i ao Mass, however, i s def ined as Energy o:f Ether inRotary Dipo la r Vortex Motion so t ha t i n s t ~ Mathematica l i dea o:f



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Of IONS and OZONE and MICE and M NELECTRON HE LING

SUPER OXYGEN and FREE ELECTRONSPart I I

by Merlin@ 986

*******************************************************************************Notice: I make no therapeutic or health claims for the uses of ionized a i r

ozone, or free electrons applied to any form of human or animal l i f e inthe United States, where t i s i l lega l to do so under FD rules . Experiences, observations, and theor ies re la t ive to my ongoing s t u i ~ ofelec tr ica l charges and al tered a i r gasses and the i r possible therapeuticeffects are presented as a reference and guide to other invest igators toei ther veri fy or disprove my statements and carry on addit ional studiesfor the good or mankind.

THE M CHINE (Electron Generator)s previously described, the physical layout of the electron generator i squite basic n that an in ternal ly mounted an draws ai r in and exhausts t througha secondary opening. port iono the incoming a i r passes through a stack o elec t ron discharge pla tes imparting varying degrees or electron saturation to the to ta let luent a i r leaving the machine. The electron discharge plate stack i s powered by a5,000 vol t t ransformer driven by 120 V C house current . The high voltage deliveredto the plates i s controlable downward by means o a rheostat in the circui t del iv ering power to the primary side o the transformer. All f th is i s Tery basic elec t r ica l and aechanical design. The unique aspect of th i s system i s in the ceramicelectron discharge plate design, and i t s abi l i ty to provide a cold plasma of freeelectrons that wil l not break down the die lec t r ic and cause hot spark arcing.

The physical design of the pla tes consis ts of a ci rcu lar disc of thin s ta inlesssteel which i s sandwiched between two thicker die lec t r ic discs. Two holes direc t lyopposite each other are dr i l led near the edges of the pla te . The laminated sta inless s tee l disc between the two die lec t r ic discs i s of smaller diameter and posi t ioned within the sandwich so that one edge i s in contact with one hole, whilethe opposi te edge of the metal i s a calculated distance from the opposing hole.This construction allows only one hole to have di rect elec t r ica l access (contact)with the laminated metal. These pla tes are then f i t ted with grommet spacers a t theholes to provide a precise uniform air-gap spacing between the plates when assembled n a stack and secured with long bol t s through the holes to provide r ig ids t ab i l i ty to the stack of pla tes and a means of elec t r ica l delivery to the sandwiched s ta inless s tee l discs . In assembly of the plate stack the elec t r ica l contac t holes (with the s tee l laminate) are positioned al ternate ly l e f t and r ight sothat every other one i s in e lec t r i ca l contact with the securing bolt on one sideand the al ternate plates are in e lec t r i ca l contact with the opposite securing bol t .

When the two bol t s are hooked up to the two high voltage transformer leads, wenow have a combination air -gap/die lec t r ic capaci tor which discharges a uniformflow of electrons between the pla tes each time the polari ty i s reversed at s ixtytimes per second. Air passing through the plasma flow picks up extra free elect rons .The choice of die lec t r ic materials used in plate construction i s c r i t i ca l andunforgiving.For instance, i f glass or bakel i te i s used, the i n i t i a l electron flow

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dielect r ic to such a point tha t hot spark arcing occurs, producing the very toxicand poten t ia l ly deadly ni t rogen dioxide gas formed through the thermal f ixat ion orthe nitrogen and oxygen consti tuents of the ai r pass ing through the plates .

The equipment I have been using incorporates a ra ther high tech ceramic die lec t -r ic mater ia l , formulated and patented by the inventor , which re s i s t s electron im pact erosion and a t the same time provides unique die lec t r ic propert ies to allowfor a uniform flow of electrons between the plates in the form of a cold (non arcing)electron plasma, which normally cannot be achieved except in a vacuum tube.

Final proof that th i s i s indeed a t rue cold plasma can be demonstrated by in -jec t ing l iqu id or vaporized anesthetic anhydrous ether into the plates with maximumvoltage on Nothing happens; no f i re , no explosion Ether vapor m i x e d ~ t h a i rwill spontaneously detonate, a l l by i t s e l f , at 180 - 190 deg F. A more t imid experiment i s to place a s t r ip of cigaret te rol l ing paper between the plates with thepower turned on and come back the next day and remove i t : not so much as a brownmark on the paper

Unfortunately, these par t icu lar ceramic plates are not avai lable a t the pres -ent time and the inventor i s unable to provide an es t imate of when they might beavailable . The point to be made here i s that the technology does exist Perhaps,i a suff ic ien t number of people indicate in teres t in acquiring these ceramicpla tes for experimental work, a resource might become ava i lab le . Make yourdesires known to BSRF. 6 to 12 plates i s suff ic ien t for most experimental work.Cost i s unknown a t t h i s t ime.)THE ELECTRON CONNECTION (Electron Healing)

y experiments over the l a s t 6 years seemed to ra i se more questions thananswers in the beginning. But as time went on, many of the la rge and small question marks began to resolve themselves into cohesive, workable, and repeatable factsof what I now view as electron heal ing.

With the electron generator I have seen a wide var ie ty of ra ther spectacularreversals of in jury and disease in man and beast . Some healings occured in conjunction with orthodox aedical therapies; and many exclusive of any other concurrentorthodox alopathic in tervention. A few of the healings occured af te r conventionalmedical offerings had fa i led .

Among these heal ings there have been ins tan t reversa ls of shingles {herpes zoster)and sus tained reversal of post herpetic neuralgia in cases that were progressedbeyond the act ive vi r a l s tage . There have been, complete and sus tained reversal ofdiagnosed venereal herpes {th is was 12 years ago); complete and ongoing sus tainedreversal of skin cancer, medically d i ~ g n o s e d but without benef i t of conventionalt reatments; complete reversal of Hong Kong and London f lu symptoms by merely bath-ing a l l swollen lymph glands with the eff luent electron ai r ; accelerated heal ingof post surgical incis ions af te r mastectomies and other surgical procedures, withmuch l e s s pain and scar ing than would normally be expected; rapid reversal of painand accelerated heal ing of th i rd degree burns with no complications of infect ionand absolute minimum of scaring; ef f ic ient reversal of trauma re la ted gangrene inwhich necrot ic t i ssue sloughed off within 24 hours without need of surgical removal,and subsequent rapid heal ing and regeneration of in tac t viable t issues; overnightreversals of purulent staph infections without ant ibiot ics or surgical draining,both deep t i s sue {as in boi ls ) , and topical (as in dermal laceration in fect ions) .The in teres t ing thing here, and I have seen it happen many t imes, i s that onceappropr iate electron a i r exposure i s completed, there i s immediate reduction ofpain and adjacent t i ssue inf lamat ion, soon followed by reduct ion of swel l ing andt issue absorption of the now detoxif ied pus without any evidence of secondary tox-emia to the biosystem.Nov-Dec 986 JBR, Page 24


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was dry. Swelling was completely subsided and the red in laaed color or the skinwas reduced to a narrow boarder adjacent to the burn les ion which now had a dryin tac t scab covering i t . For the remainder of the healing time I kept the burnlesion clean and covered to prevent reinfect ion. No other form of asepsis or ant i -bio t ics were used in th is experiment, nor had I had any exposure to any form ofant ibiot ics within eight months prior to th is incident. The burn lesion healedrapidly and the scab detatched 5 days af ter the electron a i r t reatment and therewas no permanent scaring. I t was or par t icu lar in teres t to my personal physicianthat the pus was so rapidly asimilated by the circulatory systea (7.5 hours or less)and that th is happened without any swelling or lymph nodes or other syaptoms ofsecondary toxic react ion.OBSERV TIONS and THEORIES and FTERTHOUGHTS

In the cases of open wounds and topical infect ions bacter ia l , vira l , fungal)t aight be speculated that ozone, a known germicide, could be the prime mover inthe healing. However, th is thought does not address the spectacular resul tsachieved with deep t i ssue microbial insu l t s that are not exposed to the ozone, suchas in shingles, boi ls , swollen lymph nodes, and deep t issue fungi.

Some addit ional thoughts are n order . A very in teres t ing research study wasconducted and reported n 1971 n Japan by Dr. Sutzkiyo Uozumi, Phd., a physicist ,college professor , and research consultant . In his in depth study of phenomina thattakes place within the cold electron plasma. I t was theroet ica l ly revealed throughbalanced mathmatical and chemical equations that oxygen molecules of a i r , when exposed to the dense high veloci ty electron plasma,will temporari ly form into higheratomic groupings than 02 and 03 through al tera t ions n individual atomic valences ofthe oxygen atom. Valences are the and - elec t r ica l charges that serve as the gluethat holds chemical combinations together. In the absence of high thermodynamics, aswith the cold electron plasma, oxygen i s the most susceptible molecule of the a i rgases to be effected. This leads to two in teres t ing phenomina, once the super oxygen(higher than o3 ) i s out of t h i s dense electron environment. The higher the atomicgrouping, l e t s say, 0 10 , the more aggressively the molecule seeks to return to i t snatural molecular balance, o2 In the process of th is molecular decay from 010 to 02,electrons are released randomly a t high veloci ty to land where they may. This randomly causes unexposed a i r oxygen in proximity of th i s decaying super (or , exci ted ' )oxygen to move into higher atomic groupings, from impact and attachment or thesesecondary free elec trons ,unt i l elec t r ica l (electron exchange) conditions allow t todecay back to 02 9 while impart ing more secondary free electrons to fur ther randomlandings.

Two things must be noted here. Electron attachment to a continuing succession ofoxygen molecules al ter ing them temporarily to higher than o2 groupings) aay go onand on in , the form of an electron avalanche ef fec t or, secondary electron effectThat i s , oxygen, to be al tered , does not need to pass through the cold electronplasma; t merely needs to be in proximity of an excited super oxygen molecule tobe changed. The second point to be implied here i s that the speeding free electronsreleased by a decaying excited oxygen are moving to random ta rgets . I f human oranimal f lesh i s the landing s i te , t stands to reason that the targeted t issue i sgoing to sh i f t to a noticeable negative charge. or course, the more saturate thesecondary free electron densi ty, and/or the longer the exposure i s , the more ef fec t-ive i s the t i ssue polar i ty change. nd th is seems to be where mysterious thingsbegin to happen. Invader, disease causing, microorganisms seem to die and diseasevanish. Tissue ce l l s ins tan t ly or rapidly return to normal function, with rapidhealing, and pain and toxemia and other adverse symptoms vanish But,why?

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y speculat ions and theories , a l l with good aupportiTe data , could i l l a bookBut, a l l or these speculat ions and theor ies are to ta l ly i r re leTant to a diseasedor injured and badly hur t ing aan or aniaal

The ac t i s , that plants and aniaals and aan a l l eeea to unction with greaterpoait iTe vi t a l i ty in a negatiYe e lec t r ica l enTironaent. This i s a ac t that hasbeen been proTen beyond a shadow o a doubt by acclaiaed research scien t i s t s throughout the world.

So, l e t ue take t h i s ac t a quantua leap foreward, and consider that with highnegative electron poten t ia ls o body t i ssues , or the whole biosystem for that matter_t i s sues and t i s sue systems may be mobilized towards normal unction ( ie : disease and

~ a i r a e n t free) when the e lec t r ica l poten t ia l becomes appropriate or such miracles .End

I , Merlin, waraly inv i te c r i t i que , honest skeptic isa , or supportof my researches , experiments, and theor ies . Please make yourthoughts known in wri t ing to BSRF to serve as a guide to metowards fur ther directions or my writ ing and s tudies .

WOLF OILWORKS

by Merlin986

Akela, ay wol , was dying Massive gangrene in his rea r l eg rom a shotgunblas t two weeks ear l i e r was moving as t , in sp i te o the bes t e o r t s o medicalscience 's best ant ib io t ics and frequent surger ies to remove dead t i ssues . Aftertoday 's surgery, the veter inar ian advised me that the leg must be amputated soonto save him, or perhaps I should consider euthanas ia . This was seven years ago,and my old gray wol i s s t i l l a t my side; and he s t i l l enjoys my desert campingt r ips with him and his wolf-wi e and cubs, where he del ights in chasing rabbitsand howling with the coyotes. Yes, Akela l ives And he has our l e ~ sWhen I brought him back f ro the veter inar ian that horr ible afternoon n October, '79, I knew tha t there had to be an answer, and tha t now t was up to ae.As a chemist with a pret ty good working knowledge or animal medicine and a per-sonal hobby n areas o herbal medicine, I s tar ted scanning my memory o r a l t e r -nat ives that aight turn th i s s i tua t ion around. I had , read about some aarvelousclaims rom ' the land down under ' about healing claims o r Austral ian Ti Tree oi l ,which in addi t ion to being a fan tas t ic broad spectrum germicide, also had twoother proper t ies that intr igued me. Medical l i t e ra tu re c i t a t ions rom around theworld aeclaiaed i t s ab i l i ty to a igra te deep into t is sues roa point o appl icat ion



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(where eras l ike to hide) and i t s unique ab i l i ty to detoxify dead t i ssues andcause thea to dissocia te from l ive t ieaues without cheaical in ju ry to vi ta l t i s s -ues. I t eeeaed l ike a worthwhile th in to t ry .

By that evening I had concocted a crude foraula t ion of Ti Tree oi l (a lso knownaa 'Tea' or Tee' Tree o i l ) with aineral oi l for dilut ion and infused the ro t t incavi ty in Akela's l eg with about 100 cc of the aix .Next aorning was awesoae There was no st ink of r o t t n ~ meat in the bouse.

x a m i n a t ~ o n of the wound cavity ( large enough to put my hand in to) revealed noodor and no serua drainage, and the i n t e r io r multi colored gangrenous t i ssueswere now a pal l id gray. After two more infusions that morning and afternoon, deadt issue s tar ted sloughing off , leaving behind healthy pink and vi ta l f lesh .bat t le was won

Very quickly I added vitamin E to the formula to accelera te heal ing and mini a ize scar t i ssue , i r r iga t ing the cavity twice daily . Total wound closure came 7days l a t e r , and the wolf was soon back on his tee t and running.

This was too impressive to pass up or forget , so I went back to my lab benchand experimented and refined the formula to what seems to be an .optimum point off perfection in reversing most microbial infect ions and addit ionally expedi t ingheal ing without in ju ry or burning to even the most del icate t i ssues , includ

eyes and mucous meabranea.Wolf Oil i s now based on a cold pressed nut o i l known tor i t s s tab i l i ty and

with skin and deep t i ssues , with Ti Tree o i l and vitamin E in res-and tes ted balanced proport ions.

Wolf Oil has been used by physicians and veterinarians and fr iends and familyneighbors or years now as an ant isept ic healing f lu id ' with outstandingin a wide varie ty of applica t ions: burns, athle tes ' toot jock i tch , cutsabrasions (fresh or infected) , ear infect ions, r ing worm, cold sores , bug bi tes ,etc .Now for the f i r s t t iae , W O L ~ i s available to the public for use as a

ant i sep t ic and heal ing agent rom Borderland Sciences Research Foundationa siX month money back gurantee upon re turn o unused port ion i f you are notwith i t s r esu l t s .

All shipments wil l include complete suggested usage ins t ruct ions . Physiciansveterinarians are asked to send t he i r business card when request ing specialmore specia l ized and exotic usage appl icat ions.

A t p r e s e n t BSRF c a nno t s upp ly 1- ol:f Oi l . S inc e our o r i g i n a lr a n ou t we have made up a m i x t u r e o f T i Tree Oi l E uc a l yp t u s

Almond O i l , Ol i ve O i l and V i t a mi n E oil Try y o u r o ~ I l m i x t u r et h a t you know t h e p r i n c i p l e s .

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CORE ENERGY POLARIZER This product is new for BSRF. I t is based on the Eemanrelaxation circui t but uses 6 pads instead of 4. Made ofcopper screen with a sewn nylon edge, the C.E.P. uses

SILK-E-PADS

BIO-PACER I I

a different way of connecting the body extremities toproduce the deep relaxation effec t . The extra pads connectto the feet where the original Eeman system jus t crossesthe feet a t the ankles. Years of research have shown theeffectiveness of th is modification of Eeman's important work.

This product is the la tes t in research on the Eeman Relaxation circui tBased on Dr. Aubrey Westlake's idea f i r s t mentioned in his book THEPATTERN OF HEALTH SILK-E-PADS use only s i lk to conduct ~ ~ o d y -energy instead of the copper wire and screen. I t took almost a yearto develope th is product to i t s present form and make i t affordable.The effect of SILK-E-PADS is smoother, deeper and more powerful thanthe systems based on copper.The JLN-100 and the BIO-PACER were so successful tha t for 1987, a newimproved version wil l be offered with a l l the features the users haveasked for . The uni t wi l l be small enough for pocket use, with batterydoor, 5 preset pulse rates, 2 power ranges so the pocket unit can beset to clear a room and the new improved antenna system that is evengentler for the user.

GOLDEN RATIO ANTENNAS A big hi t in the 1986 catalog, these p o w ~ r u l l i fe forcefocussing devices will be available in b6th gold plate andtinned copper.GOLDEN RATIO STICKERS The Golden Ratio Antennas have turned out to be so good,Tom decided to have the design mass printed on a small

4 11x4 st icker in black on yellow. These l i t t l e Borderlandresearch devices rea l ly focus some LIFE FORCE and wil l beavailable in any quantity.COLOR FILTERS Over the years, there have been many books and ar t ic les publishedon the use of colored l ight to promote or accel lera te the naturalhealing effects in the body. The one problem has been getting theproper color f i l t e r s to produce the proper colors. BSRF has nowobtained a very effective set of f i l t e rs and will s ta r t to makethem available for research along with a l l the supporting information.PENDULUMS BSRF is looking into producing a l ine of good, but inexpensive pendulums.

There will probably be a t least one solid one and one with a specimencavity. Watch for them coming soon.That 's some of what's new for the 1987 catalog. I f you have been working on a new

and are looking for a market, Tom will be glad to include i t in the catalogquali ty is high and function is effect ive. BSRF is interested in expanding intoand you may jus t have what other Associates are l o o k ~ n g for .

Next issue, I ll be writing about my 10 years of experience using colored l ight tohealing in my body. Have a wonderful Holiday Season.Check cu r r en t p r i c e list f o r a v a i l a b i l i t y o t he se i t emsNov-Dec 1986 JBR, Page 3


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We piCked up a Tandy 1 Computer t h i s y e a r and hope tosoon have the mai l ing list on it which wi l l speed our mai l ingt ime by a week o r two. While seve ra l people have r eques ted ourmai l ing list and I d iscussed it with them, I w o ~ l i k e tos t a t e pub l i c ly t ha t the BSRF mai l ing list i s S CRED and wi l lno t be profaned to the world o f mass mai l ings .Another use fo r the computer w i l l be t o typese t the Journa l .I m s lowly l e a rn ing the program n my spare t ime. This w i l l he lpimmensely y al lowing e a s i e r modes o f c or r e c t ion . Also, many newbooks w i l l be in a b e t t e r format and w i l l look more pro fe s s iona l .BSRF w i l l someday be func t ion ing as a fUl l f l edged smal l p r e s ~ Well a c t u a l l y we a l ready a re , bu t w e l l look a l o t b e t t e r , andcan pursue our work o f pub l i sh ing new mat e r i a l . )

The computer w i l l a l s o become a func t ion ing Bul l e t i n Boardf o r those who have computers . We w i l l be l i nk i ng with a groupc a l l e d PARANET (see the CONT CTS sec t i on ) .Through a l l t h i s I promise no t to burden you readers withcomputer i n fo . There i s p le n ty o f t ha t elsewhere . It i s merelya needed t o o l fo r the job .

INTEGRATRON UPDATEE r i c s scheduled showing a t the In t eg ra t ron h a s n t happenedas t h i s goes to press , bu t w i l l have happened by the t ime you

r ead t h i s . W e l l fill you i n nex t i s sue . We do have some newin fo rmat ion on the o ld dome.I have been ne go t i a t i ng w i th Don Lockwood about the p o s s i b i l i t y o f BSRF us ing the dome as a f u l l t ime r e se a rc h l ab . Don

has agreed i n p r i n c i p l e , and t ime w i l l tell the f r u i t s o f t h i se f fo r t o We a re going i n t o t h i s ven tu re wi th a b a m - r a i s i n ga t t i t u d e , hoping our members can p a r t i c i p a t e i n t h i s pro jec t .The In t e g ra t ron i s a p e r f e c t workplace to s tudy the sc ienceo f t he e t h e r s . It i s an a l l wood appara tus ( i t s no t r e a l l y abu i ld ing) and i s pre s e n t ly being wired by BSRF and assoc i a t e s .

We d o n t know if it w i l l be a re juvena t ion machine, o r a t imet r a v e l vor tex , bu t by go l ly w e l l f i nd out and pub l i sh thenews n the Journa l .If we have success fu l ne go t i a t i ons , we w i l l be s e t t i n g upa separa te fund f o r c on t r ibu t ions . The dome i s 11ke a warpedg u i t a r and needs r e p l a t i n g and r epa i n t i ng . The e l e c t ro s t a t i cgenera to r needs much work. T r i a l

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