EINSTEIN SEEMS TO SAY THAT UNALTERABLE CAN BE ALTERED Therefore, One Holds, Views of Both Dr. Jackson and Mr. Russell Are Borne Out
To the Editor of The New York Times:
New York Times, August 17, 1930, Sunday
Section: Educational, Page 46, 6020 words
MR. RUSSELL FINDS SCIENTISTS TOO READY TO ACCEPT THEORY
His Attempt at reformation not Based on Metaphysics, He Declares
It has been said that See had the unfortunate tendency "to come on too strongly" with his theories which was usually interpreted by his astronomer colleagues as being "arrogant egotism" rather than "studied conviction" which it apparently was.
See published a series of seven manuals (a total of about 4000 pages) on his extensive R & D into the understanding of the gravitational riddle. See's technical work, and in particular his wave theory of gravitation was quite competent and is now generally viewed by many as providing a sound basis toward an eventually accepted unified field theory.
The basis for See's wave theory is that Pi () is an infinite oscillating series leading to an expanded theory of curvilinear motion. The oscillationg series correspond to dynamic impulses, ie: physical waves in the ether, as postulated by Huyghens and Newton for the curvilinear motions of the stars observed in the immensity of space.
According to See, gravitational, magnetic and electrostatic fields are presented as longitudinal/compression waves in the ether, of widely divergent wave lengths. These various wave forms are of proportionate magnitude to the distances over which they operate.
See's anti-gravity theory explains how a rotating body effects gravity, as was vividly demonstrated by John Searl, and Otis Carr in their anti-gravity experiments. According to this theory, when a symmetrical metallic body is rotated at a critical speed, the surrounding ether is set in motion which produces an ether vacuum, which prevents the transmission of gravitational forces to the rotating body.
The well-known psychic, Edgar Cayce identified T. J. J. See "as a scientist with a sound theory to the solution to the riddle of gravitation".
Jerry Gallimore, Indianapolis, Indiana Active Researcher
Jerry Gallimore, like most of us in the free energy movement, believes that the known energy forms, including
etheric energy are real and have been lost to society in our headlong rush to develop expedient, non-renewable energy
forms.
He believes that present day science has discarded all of these unusual energy forms as being unworthy of investigation. In his various books J.G. has proven that this position is erronous and has demonstrated that the various unusual energy sources are both valid and promising for future application.
Jerry Gallimore has been active in the free energy, gravity and natural phenomena fields and has authored several extensive publications relevant to developments in these fields, which are:
a) Transverse Paraphysics
b) Unified Field Theory
c) Collected Properties and Writings of J.G. Gallimore
d) Handbook of Unusual Energies
These above books can be purchased from: CADAKE Industries, P.O. Box 1866, Clayton, Georgia, 30525
His books describe the pioneering energy work of Wilhelm Reich, Karl Von Reichenbach, J.W. Keely, and others in this field.
In the second volume of the Handbook of Unusual Energies J.G. says": "There is a definite connection between the four beat of Russell, the four beat of Reich
(ER: Four-beat rhythm = Tension, Charge, Discharge and Relaxation - which Reich called "the orgasm formula" - (source)), and the four energies of alchemy and others. We can get free energy out of the atmosphere!" (Tesla's free energy, Reich's "orgone" energy, and Von Reichenbach's "odic" force are all related!).
J.G. is active in gravity and the gravity measurement area as shown by his "Field Measuring Device" patent, as
follows:
Abstract of the Disclosure:
"A field measuring device including a stationary crystal of diaelectric material having a crystalline lattice structure,
a source of D.C. voltage potential and an ohmmeter. The source of direct current is coupled across opposite ends of
the stationary crystal and the ohmmeter detects stress changes in the crystal which are induced by the presence of a
magnetic field. The stationary crystal of dielectric material may be a solid state electrical component such as a diode
and a single meter, such as a multimeter may be used to provide both the source of direct current as well as the
measurement means for detecting stress changes
Taken from http://salzburg.orf.at/magazin/studio/stories/26519/ .
Wunder Wasser
Wasser bester Qualität ist bei uns eine immer und überall vorhandene Selbstverständlichkeit. Initiativen wie der „Tag des Wassers“ am 22. März oder das „Internationale Jahr des Süßwassers 2003“ der UNO erinnern an die unschätzbare Bedeutung des Wassers - als Quelle allen Lebens und gefährdete Ressource.
Lebensraum und Heilmittel
Die Dokumentation „Wunder Wasser“ spürt dem Thema Wasser in all seinen Facetten nach: als Lebensmittel und zugleich Lebensraum - von den Gletscherregionen der Hohen Tauern über die Bäche und Flüsse bis hin zu den Seen; mit seinen vielfältigen Nutzungsmöglichkeiten - vom Transport bis hin zur Energiegewinnung, aber auch als Heilmittel.
Gezeigt werden unter anderem jene alternativen Denkansätze im Flussbau, die gerade nach dem Jahrhunderthochwasser des vergangenen Jahres zumindest ernsthaft geprüft werden sollten.
