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ABRANCH OF THE UINISTRY OF UNIVERSAL WISDOM, INC.ANon-sectarian and Non-profit Organization

for Religious and Scient ific Research

VOLUME I I OCTOBER-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER - 1977 NUMBER 7


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P R 0 C E E D I N G SOF THE COLLEGE OF UNIVERSAL WISDOMYucca Valley, Cal i fo rn ia

A branch o f the Minis t ry of Universa l Wisdom, Inc .Volume 11 October-November-December - 1977 Number 7

CONTENTS

THE WHY AND WHERE OF THE INTEGRATRON page 3WHAT'S GOING ON ....................... I I 10ANNIVERSARY ISSUE ...................THE BIEFIELD-BROWN EFFECT .............HOLIDAYS ............................

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THE WHY AND WHERE OF THE INTEGRATRON LOCATION

The l oca t ion o f the In teg ra t ron was as e s s e n t i a l inth is presen t t ime, as was the lo ca t ion o f the GizaPyramid a t the t ime it was b u i l t .Each, in th e i r t ime , are re l a t iv e to th e l in e a rl i ne s of energy in space , and the world g r id p a t t e r n . Bruce C athie , who has made h is l iv ing f ly in g a i r l in e passengers fo r 30 y ea rs , v i s i t e d us here in l a t eOctober 6 f t h i s y ear , w ith h is w ife Wendy, and sonsMark, and Stephen. Bruce Cath ie has devoted many

years to th e mathem atical study o f th e w orld g r idsystem , mass energy , and t ime eq ua t ions . His t h reebooks, "Harmonics 33", "Harmonics 695", and "Harmonics288", are outs tanding theory and proof o f the worldenergy g r id sys tem. (P lease do not order these bo6ksfrom u s)- The fo llow ing a r t i c le i s w ri t ten by Bruce in o rder to show the r e la t io n sh ip , w ith the reason why loca t io ni s e s s e n t ia l when working w ith ab so lu te time andprimary energy, on the e a r th .

The Harmonic R ela t ionsh ip s Between theIn t eg ra tro n , Giant Rock, and th e G reat Pyramid.During my many d iscuss ions w ith George Van T asse l ,

it was agreed th a t I would ca r ry out a m athematicalin v es t iga t io n in to the geometric p o si t ion ing of theIn t eg ra t ron . R ecent ly my fam ily and I had spen t aweek with the Van T a sse l s , a t the College of U niversa lWisdom, and George had pa s sed on to us some of theinform ation to ld to him by the space v i s i to r s . The main p oin t o f in te re s t to me was the method o fse le c t ing the s i t e on which the In teg ra t ron wa s to bec o n st ruc te d , and the reason fo r such accura te geome-t r i c p o s i t ion ing . Another in te re s t ing b i t o f in form ation , which I thought should have some m athematical

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connect ion w ith the In teg ra t ro n , was t h a t , accordingto the space people (a s t o ld to George some years ago)a Pyramid, s im i lar to the Great Pyramid o f Giza , wouldbe b u i l t a t some fu ture tim e a t G iant Hock.George had been given verbal d ire c t ions in o rde r to p lace the survey peg marking th e c e n t ra l p o in t of theIn te g ra t ro n , and I was sure t h a t , provid ing thein fo rmation was c o r r ec t , I should be able to t i e a l lthe geometr ic s i t e s to g e the r mathem atical ly , in a waywhich would in d ica te the reasons fo r such a cho ice .My own resea rch over the l a s t twelve y e ars , hadre s u l t ed in th e discovery o f a se t of un i f ie d equa tio nsbased on geometric harmonics , and E i n s te in ' s w ell

known eq ua t ion E=MCZ I was lead to th is by th es tudy o f the geom etric p a t t e rn s t raced out by Unid en ti -f ie d F lying Objects over the ea r ths su r face. Thep a t t e rn s were broken down in to m athemat ica l coord in -a t es and found to be as socia ted w ith th e harmonics o f g ra v i ty ac ce le ra t io n , mass, and the speed o f l i g h t . My f ind ing s have been v e r i f ie d over the years bys c ie n t i s t s and members o f var io us in te l l ig e n c e groups.? _ ! ~ m a y has been expressed by some o f these p e o p l e ~ concerning t e pu l i c a t io n of much o f the info rm ationin my th ree books.

It i s im poss ible fo r me to give a f u l l backgroundto my work in a sh o r t a r t i c l e such as t h i s , but b a s i -ca l ly I d iscovered th a t a l l phy-s i c a l , subs tance i smanifested in the m a t e r ia l world from th e in te r lock in gharmonic wave-forms o f l i ~ r h t (186;2 lf2 miles per second) .When expressed in g e o f u e t r ~ c va lues th is becomes 14' i,000 'minutes o f a rc , a gr id second, in f re e space . Theharmonic o f th e speed o f l ig h t b efore the format ion o fmat te r i s the re fo re 1 4 4 . When m atte r i s formed, t hi s harmonic i s diminished a f r ac t io n due to energy l o s s .

A fu l l exp lanat ion of the d e r iva t io n o f the fo llow -ing equa t io ns i s shown in my th ree books.

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The Un if ie d Equations a ~ e as fol lows:

Ei n s te in E=MC 2

C ath ie Grid M=C.J1ThereforeWhere

E=( C ~ ) c2 Harmonic equat ion ( I )C= Speed o f l ig h t harmonic.

F ield ( A-B ) = ( 2 C ~ C ) ( 2c ) 2 Harmonic equa tion (2 ) Where C= 144000 - 3G harmonic

144000 - ( 28.24 X 3 )144000 - 84.72143915.28

G= Grid grav ity acce le ra t ion .Fie ld (A-B . ) re la te s to the e a r th s m agnetic f ie l d .

F ield ( A+B )= 20,600 l in e s of force per square geod e tic inch . This value i s found in the c o n s t ruc t ion of the Kings Chamber in the G reat Pyramid, and i s harm onical ly assoc iated with the geom etric p o s i t ion ofGiant Rock. See diagram.

26 944Where C=

169.44

~ ( 2 C ~ ~ C ) ( 2C ) 2 Harmonic equat ion (3)144000 - 6 G144000 - 169.44143830.56Harmonic o f Proton Mass.

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I t was now necessary to p lo t the pos i t ions of theIn tegra t ron , Giant Rock, and the Pyramid complex a tGiza, and demonstrate the geometric assoc ia t ions .George and I spent an afternoon in the township of YuccaValley , and eventual ly t racked down a government surveymap of the area which al lowed us to accura te ly p lo tthe necessary pos i t ions .. The outcome i s the accompany-ing sketch diagram o f the r e l a t ive pos i t ions of thes i t e s . The fol lowing in t r igu ing f ac t s emerged a f t e rsome hours s tudy, and work on an e l ec t ron ic ca l cu l a to r .l . The l a t i t ude of the In teg ra t ron equals 2057.6125minutes of arc nor th . The rec iproca l of th i s value i s.000486. The t heo re t i ca l o r i g ina l he ight of theGreat Pyramid, in geometr ic terms, was 486 geodet icfee t (one geodet ic foo t equals one s ix- thousandths ofone minute of a rc ) . So in harmonic terms, the l a t i tude of the In teg ra t ron i s the harmonic rec ip roca l ofthe height of the Great P y r ~ m i d . The value of 486,as shown in my t h i rd book. (Harmonic 288) , i s veryimportant as it incorpora tes harmonics of t ime.2. The l a t .i tude of Giant RoGk i s 2060 minutes nor th .As mentioned, the harmonic o f 206 i s d i rec t ly assoc i a t ed with the ea r ths maghet ic f i e ld , and the KingsChamber in the Great Pyramid.3. The per iphery of a c i r c l e centered on Giant Rock,and with a rad ius of 144 seconds ot a rc , passesthrough the geometr ic cent re o f the In tegra t ron , (144i s the harmonic o f t h ! ~ _ p ~ e d o f l i g h t . ) ~4. The di f ference in longi tude between the In tegra t ron ,Giant R o c k - and the Great Pyramid 147 36'= 147.6 Harmonic ca l cu la t ions are appl ied in goo a rcs , so wesub t rac t goo from 147.6= 57.6 The harmonic576= (144 X 4 ) . The value 576 i s demonst ra ted in myt h i rd book.5 . The g re a t c i r c l e dis tance ca lcu la ted between GiantRock and the Pyramid complex a t Giza i s equivalen t to108.6go This i s a dis tance of 6521.4 minutes ofa rc , o r nau t i ca l miles . The area enclosed in a c i r c l ewith a rad ius equivalen t to l08.6go i s 37113.2554square degrees . The harmonic rec iproca l of t h i s

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f igu re i s 26944; - the value derived from harmonicun if ied equa tion (3 ) .6 . A survey map was sen t to me re ce n t ly which showsthe p o s it io n s of ten la rg e anc ien t Pyramids in theShensi Province of China. The la rg e s t of these i s about one thousand fe e t high. This i s over tw ice the heigh t of the Great Pyramid of Giza. The in te re s t in g fac t here i s th a t the la t i tu d e 34 20' north , whichf a l l s w ith in the Pyramid complex, i s the same la t i tu d e as Giant Rock. Also a long itude pass ing th rough theShensi Pyramid area i s 108.69 ( th e displacement of Giant Rock and the Pyramids a t G iza .)

All these fa c ts are no doubt a b i t confus ing a tf i r s t read ing , but a f te r a period of s tudy , it w il l beobvious th a t the geometric p o s it io n s of Gian t Rock andthe In teg ra tron are ex tremely importan t.

B. L. Cath ie5 th Nov. 1977.

Since B r u c ~ and I have been app ly ing our e f fo r t s , over the p as t seve ra l y ears , we have d iscovered th a tthe ~ o u r c e o f advanced knowledge i s in being open to the recep tio n o f percep tive ass is tan c e from people whoare smarte r than humans.The 144 seconds of a rc , from Giant Rock to the cen te r of the In teg ra t ro n , i s as e s s en t ia l now as itwas then , when they b u i l t the Kings Chamber o f f -c en te r 286 inches from the cen te r l in e of the Great Pyramid.

This p o s it io n s the po in t o f a c t iv i ty a t the r ig h tlo ca t ion in the vortex e s sen t ia l to m anifest r e su l ts from the abso lu te t im e-energy re fe rence .In 1953, S i la s Newton, measured a g ian t magneticvo r tex , of seve ra l m iles rad iu s from Giant Rock, withsen s i t iv e magnatometers .

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The mountain where Giant Rock i s loca ted i s pre dom inantly g ra n i t e , in the shape o f a horseshoe .G ran i te , being composed of quar tz c ry s ta ls , in i t sm atr ix under pressu re , crea te s a la rge p iez o -e le c t r icf ie ld . The mountains around the Giant Rock g ra n itemountain are b a sa l t , a good d ia e l e c t r ic m ate r ia l .

The Kings Chamber in the Giza Pyramid i s madee n t i re ly of gran i te w ith the rock above the c e i l in g s tacked in spaced lay e rs w ith a i r between them. Thisforms a la rge p ie zo -e le c t r ic a i r cap ac ito r , or condense r . In i t s t im e, the Kings Chamber c rea ted a "timezone", re la t1 ve to the l in e a r l in e s of energy in space ,and the pyramid shape c rea ted the p ie zo -e le c t r ic vortex .Here, a t the In teg ra tro n , the upper and lower f lo o rs c rea te an a i r ca p ac i to r in the non-m etall ic s t ru c tu re ,in which we have measured an ambient e le c t r ic a l chargeof up to 50,000 v o l ts . These measurements were taken ,by asso c ia te W. Paul W ilson, with a Comstock-Wescotte le c t ro s ta t i c f i e ld m eter, which has a range from 0 .5 to 500.0 k i lo v o l t s per m eter. This was p r in t ed in

the January-February-M arch, 1970, is sue of the "Proceed ings" , showing the in s trum en ts . The Great Pyramid was used to b r ing the dead back

to l i f e by plac ing the dead bodies of im portant peoplein the sarcophagus in the Kings Chamber. I f theyd id n ' t rev ive w ithin 3 days , they were l e f t in there fo r a magnetic month (28 days) and allowed to mummify.This e lec tro - th e rapy method of re s to r ing l i f e , may a lsobe inco rpo ra ted in the "time zone" in our In teg ra tro n .

We super ion ize the a i r in ~ h e In te g ra t ro n to g e tin s tan t reg ene ra t ion r e s u l t s , and p oss ib ly the 3 dayperiod would be shortened .We a re g ra te fu l fo r the coopera t ion o f asso c ia te s T. Galen Hieronymus, R olf Schaffranke , W. Paul W ilson,C apta in Bruce C ath ie , C harles Artz , Bob Simons, Dr.Ralph S ie r ra , Ed S k i l l in g , and o th e rs who have c o n t r i buted so much to the t echn ica l knowledge th a t has made

the In te g ra t ro n p o ss ib le .

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A Pyramids : Giza : EgyptBc

Proposed New Pyramid positionThe Dome : George Van Tassel

Giant Rock.

Radius of circ le centered on proposed Pyramid s i te !44 seconds of arc .I44=The Harmonic of the Speed of Light ( In geometrie sThe Dome is on the periphery of th is c irc le .See books by B. L. Cathie ; Harmonic 33 ; Harmonic 695 ; H armonic 288.

2060=Harmonic measurements of Kings Chamber of Great Pyramid . Seebook, The Pulse of theUniverse ,Harmonic 288 : B. 1 . Cathie.

Distance ; A - B : 652!.46 minutes of arc.I BJ


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WHAT'S GOING ONRead in the Nat ional Enquirer o f October 25, 1977,on page 52, about the 3,000 dams across the U.S. t h a t"are in ser ious t r oub le . "We were par t i cu l a r l y i n t e re s t ed in the Glen CanyonDam, as it i s with in the 300 mile d is tance we pr in tedabout in the October-November-December-1976 "Proceedings" , on page 15.Engineer John Hal l , who t e s t i f i e d before Congress ,sa id , " the Glen Canyon Dam was the wors t r i sk of a l lthe dams." We were going to be near the Glen Canyona rea , so we went over to check up on it.We found out the dam i s b u i l t in to the red sands tone walls and can be seen wel l from the br idge t h a tc rosses the canyon in f ron t o f it.We were dumbfounded to see how bad it i s l eaking onboth s ides with a t r i ck l e in the middle o f the facei t s e l f .The accommodating fede ra l agent was very he lp fu l .He opera tes the informat ion se rv ice in the governmentbu i ld ing , which se t s on an overhanging edge of the rimwhere any moderate ear thquake could dump it in to thecanyon 700 f ee t below. With a l l of the room aroundthe dam, I c o u l d n ' t conceive why anyone would put abu i ld ing on the rim of t ha t s o f t red sandstone.The water behind the dam, fills many smal l canyons5 to 10 miles long. San Juan River canyon i s f i l l edfo r about 60 miles . The main Colo r ado River canyon,

above the dam, i s ca l l ed Lake Powe ll fo r about 100miles up the canyon, as t h i s i s a o n t i n u o u s body ofwater backed up by the dam.The Green River , running through Utah to theWyoming borde r , and the Colorado k i ver running; to westof Grand Junc t ion , Colorado, serve as a water co l l ec to rfo r a l l of eas t e rn Utah and western Colorado

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According to the in fo rmat ion shee t , passed out tov i s i to r s by the Bureau of R eclamation , which i s abranch of the U.S. Departm ent of the In t e r i o r , whenthe dam i s f u l l it backs up twenty-seven m ill io n ac re -fe e t o f water.

There are 7.48 ga llon s or water in one cubic foo t .A gal lon o f water weighs 8.336 pounds per gal lon .M ult iplying 7.48 gal lons by 8.336 pounds i s 62.35pounds per cubic fo o t , of w ater . An acre foo t o fw ater i s water a fo o t deep over an acre of ground.There are 43,560 square f e e t in an ac re . M ultiply43,560 square f e e t by 62.35 pounds per cubic fo o t ofw ater , and we have over 1300 tons per ac re , when iti s d ivided by 2000 pounds p er ton . With the dam

f u l l ~ the water back of itw il l weigh approxim ately34 b i l l io n , 100 m il l ion tons . Remember, the re waslittle w eight on the canyon a reas before the dam wasb u il t in 1963.

L et ' s add the w eight of the concre te in the dam,the powerplant, and miscel laneous conc re te , which thein format ion shee t g iv es as f ive m i l l ion , three-hundred and seventy thousand cubic yards t o t a l . This i sover n i n e ~ m i l l i o n , eigh t-hundred-thousand tons se t t i ng on an area which i s a little over 10 acre s a t thedam base .

The rock wal l s o f the canyon, on both s ides , arerunning w ater ou t of hor izo n ta l cleavages fo r about2000 fe e t downstream from the dam. These horizon-t a l cleavages go around the dam, on both s id es about200 f .e e t up from the r iv e rb ed .Minor ear thquakes shake the area as a r e s u l t of theweight of the dam and water on the ea r th . Then,240 miles west from the dam, the Mercury underground

nuclear t e s t s i t e i s loca ted .In even t t h i s dam was to go o u t , the volume o fwater would overflow Hoover Dam a t Boulder, Nevada,and rush downstream t ak in g out Davis Dam and Parker

Dam, which are both d i r t - f i l l dams. Everyth ing fromHoover Dam south along the Colorado River would bewiped out i f th is occurred .

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Two men on a sca ffo ld are d r i l l in g holes in the leak ing face of the west rock w all by th e dam. I sth i s to anchor s te e l , to hold concre te on the face o fthe rock over the leaks in another cover-up? Arethe ho les fu r th e r weakening the rock walls? It looksl ik e they bu i l t one dam too many on the same r iv e r .

The p ic tu re on the f ro n t page shows th e dam on ther ig h t with p a r t o f the powerhouse below. The shadowof the bridge crosses the p i c t u r e ~ The leak s shownare on the northwest rock w all a c ro ss the canyon fromwhere th e p ic tu re was taken .

ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

This is su e o f the "Proceedings" s t a r t s the 24th year of it'sp ub lica t io n .Over the years we have in te r re la te d s c ie n t i f i c ,re l ig iou s , arch eo lo g ica l , h is to r ic a l , . and domesticid ea s . God c rea ted e le c t r ic i ty , magnetism, g ra v i ty ,space and t im e , and we be lieve the a p p lic a t io n of anyGod-created laws should be unders tood and m inis te red fo r the b en ef i t of humanity.R elig ion i s the a r t of l iv in g . Our e f fo r t here i s to apply these n a tu ra l Godgiven laws and keep our read ers informed of newp r in c ip le s .Our thanks go ou t to each of you who have helpedto support th is p u b l ica t io n , and our resea rch here ,over the p as t 23 years .

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THE BIEFIELD-BROWN EFFECT

In 1923 Dr. Bief i e ld , professo r of phys ics andastronomy a t Dennison Univer s i ty , teamed up withTownsend Brown in bas ic e f fo r t s to understand and over-come grav i ty . At Dr. B i e f i e l d ' s suggest ion a number oft e s t s were performed to determine the e l e c t r i c a lr e l a t ion of grav i ty r e l a t ive to e l ec t r i ca l l y chargedob jec t s . Dr. Bief ie ld was a former classmate of Eins te inin Swi tzer land . The or ig ina l t e s t s conducted provedthe re was a tendency toward motion in a charged con-denser suspended from a th read . This observed motiono f a charged condenser has been labeled the Bief i e ld Brown Effec t . Brown poin ted ou t in 1923 t h a t t h i s t en dency of a charged condenser to move might grow in toa bas i ca l ly new method of propuls ion .

In 1926 Townsend Brown descr ibed a "space car"using t h i s new pr inc ip l e . By 1928 he had b u i l t workingmodels of a boat propel led in t h i s manner. By 1938Brown had shown how h is condensers not only moved buthad i n t e re s t i ng e f fec t s on p lan t s and animals . TownsendBrown made a condenser shaped l ike a saucer t h a t f lewaround a maypole long before f ly ing saucers became anewspaper top ic in 1947.The saucers made by Brown had no prope l l e r s , noj e t s , no moving par t s a t a l l . They crea ted a modif ica-t ion of the grav i t a t i ona l f i e ld around themselves ,which i s analogous to put t ing them on the inc l ine of a" h i l l " . They acted l ike a surfboard on a wave. Thee l ec t ro -g rav i t a t i ona l saucer c rea t e s i t s own " h i l l " ,which i s a l oca l or i en t a t ion o f the f i e ld around it.Then it t akes i t s own " h i l l " with it in any di rec t ionand a t unl imited acce l e r a t ion . There are no i n e r t i a lforces as such ins ide the f i e ld . No t h rus t , or cen t r i

fugal force r e su l t s on the load o r occupants withd i r ec t iona l changes.Brown's saucers required a highly charged leadingedge, the pos i t ive po la r i t y pole . Such a charged poleproduces an e l e c t r i c a l corona. This i s vis ib le indarkness . A f u l l sca le saucer w i l l produce a coronavis ib le fo r miles a t n igh t . The shape of a saucer f o l l ows the requirements of e l ec t ro - s t a t i c and grav i t a t i ona lconsidera t ions , not aerodynamic requirements . There i sno hea t ba r r i e r , or skin f r i c t ion as in a i r c r a f t

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rammed through the a i r by reac t ion propuls ion methods.The mate r ia l l ead ing edge of the ship en te r s a vacui tyc rea ted by the e l e c t r i c a l l y charged area in f ron t of it.For every known elec t romagnet ic e f f ec t there i s ananalgous e lec t rograv i t a t i ona l e f f e c t , but e l e c t r o -g r a v i t a t i o n a l causes and e f f ec t s d i f f e r from those ofe lec t romagnet ic . The f i e ld s around a saucer can reachan i n t ens i t y where they w i l l bend l i gh t around them,and they w i l l appear to disappear . Radar bounce o f f th ebody can a lso be screened o f f by the f i e l d a t givenf r equenc ies , and it w i l l disappear on the r ada r scope .Brown observed the fo l lowing f ac to r s in h is moving,charged condensers :

1 . Regarding the sepa ra t ion o f the p l a t e s of thecondenser ; the c los e r the p l a t e s , the gr ea t e r thee f f e c t .2 . The a b i l i t y of the m a te r i a l between the p la t e sto s to r e e l e c t r i c a l energy in the form of e l a s t i c s t r e s s .

A measure of t h i s a b i l i t y i s ca l l ed the "K" of themate r i a l . The higher the "K", the gr ea t e r the Bie f i e ld -Brown e f f e c t .3 . The area o f the p la t e s ; the gr ea t e r area giv ing

the g r e a t e r e f f e c t .4 . The vol tage di f fe rence between the p la t e s ; morevol tage , more e f f e c t .5 . The mass of the mate r ia l between the p l a t e s ;the gr ea t e r the mass, the g r e a t e r the e f f e c t .We observed t ha t with v e r t i c a l poles a sepa ra t ion ,o r div i s ion of the f i e ld s can be af fec ted with a"caduceus" c o i l winding. This c rea te s one f i e l d pu l l ing

up and the o the r f i e l d pushing down.We pr in ted data on the convers ion of l i nea r energyin to spin motion in the "Proceedings" of 1954.The Bief ie ld-Brown e f f ec t demonstrates t ha t a condenser suspended in a hor izon ta l pos i t i on , when chargedwith e l e c t r i c i t y , w i l l move in the pos i t i ve pole d i r ec -t i o n . Reverse the po la r i ty and it w i l l move in theoppos i te d i rec t ion , always moving toward the pos i t iveend.

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The spherical bal l s tha t have been referred to as alanding gear in the pic tures taken by George Adamski,are not landing gears - they are condensers. Located120 apar t they provide a t r ipod effec t in thegrav i ta t iona l f i e ld , and give direct ional contro l bypolar i ty manipulations.

Resonance l s the answer to both sonic and electro._grav i ta t iona l n u l l i f i c a t ~ o n _ 9 f gravi ty . A "free energy"motor_-c-An be IJlade wi b permanent magnets, using athree gear planetary system between the ro tor ands t a to r , 1-With a!l , eyen . mimbe:r . _of magnets on the ro tor andan uneven number of ma"g'hets on the s t a to r . The threegears have three magnets ro ta t ing t _o.- ti:me -at t rac t ionand repuls ion between the ro tor and s t a to r magnetspolar i ty-wise .Gravity i s re la t ive to the mass of the atomics t ructure of the matrix. I t would be eas ier to l i f tthe Empire State building than i t would be to l i f t asa l t shaker i f the poles of the atomic s t ructure wereal igned ver t ica l ly .

Multiple wave osci l la t ion gives an angleworm thrus tto coherent waves tha t are in harmonic resonance witheach other . With no f r i c t iona l res is tance , accelerat ionbeyond the theorized speed of l i gh t are poss ib le . Beingins ide of the elec t rograv i ta t ional f ie ld causes a l l timereference to cease, and one could l ive an indef in i tel i fe span as long as the ce l l loss i s replaced in thebody by new ce l l food.

An e lec t ro -s ta t i ca l ly charged condenser - which aspaceship i s - excludes a l l outs ide inf luences whichcause ageing in bodies .(Reprinted from "Proceedings" of 1966, because of numerous requests . )

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