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VOLUME 10 APRIL - MAY - JUNE - 1975 NUMBER 8

Captain Bruce Cathie and wife Wendy



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OF THE COLLEGE OF UNIV£RSAL WISDOM

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A branch of the M inistry of U niversa l Wisdom, Inc .

Volume 10 April - M ay - June - 1975 Number 8

CONTENTS

PICTURE ..........•..••.•••••••..••••••••• page 1

EARTH, WHAT ARE YOU LIKE I I3

"DOWN UNDER11 VISITORS • • • • • • . • . • • • • • . • • • • I I 10

LETTERS .•..• · .•........•.•••...•.••...•• I I 10

REPRIN T I I 10

THE PYRAMID PRINCIPLE (R eprin t) •••••••• 0

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The "Proceed ings" i s m ailed f ree to those people who

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KOMSOMOLSKAYAPRAVDA

Moscow, USSR, 31 December 1973

"EARTH, WHAT ARE YOU LIKE?"

When something banal i s to be r i d i cu l ed , it i susual to make the sa rcas t ic comment t ha t two t imestwo i s four , the Volga f a l l s in to the Caspian Seaand t ha t the Earth , na tu ra l ly , i s not square butround. Concerning the Earth , the geologis t s andgeophysic i s t s may not accep t those words as t ru th .In other words, they must admit , and in f rankness wi l lfu l ly procla im, t h a t such a form fo r the Ear th doesnot en t i r e ly su i t them. What shape would? Angular.Only a f t e r mil l ions o f years of motion and the ac t ion

of many forces did the ea r th round i t s e l f in to the

form of a sphere ; in the beginning, it may have beena co los sa l c ry s t a l .

According to sc i en t i s t s , the bur ied "boundar ies"of the former c r y s t a l could have been preserved in

the body of the p lane t ; 1n some places , howeverimpercept ib ly , they may even prot rude - - - l ike aca rcass through t au t sk in . I f only they could befound!

Nikolaj Fedorovich Goncharov knew nothing of

these sc i en t i f i c d i spu tes s ince h is i n t e r e s t s hadnothing in common with the problems of geology andgeophysics . He was working by correspondence a t aunivers i ty of the a r t s and was ser ious ly i n t e re s t ed

only in anc ien t cu l tu re s . At some poin t NikolajFedorovich began to mark on a geographical map thesea t s o f ancien t cu l tu re s . As the number of markspro l i f e r a t ed , there grew a percept ion of some in t angib le symmetry. This was r ea l l y not a percept ion ,

but r a the r a weak i n tu i t i v e impulse ; it was much

l a t e r , a f t e r fa te had brought him toge ther withValery Makarov, an e l ec t ron i c s engineer , andVyacheslav Morozov, a cons t ruc t ion engineer by edu-ca t ion , t ha t the guesses were shaped in to a prec i se

hypothes is .

For f ive years they s tudied the f ac t s of unimagin-ably diverse sc iences - - - archeology , geochemistry,meteorology, and orni tho logy; only recent ly have theydecided to p resen t t h e i r "mad idea" before the

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judgment o f sp e c ia l i s t s . I must caut ion th a t the

hypothesis as se r ts nothing , but merely co n jec tu res .

M athem aticians w il l sk e p t ic a l ly add th a t the

sphere may be decomposed in ano ther thousand and one

ways. But in te re s t in g aspec ts (o f th is decomposi

t io n ) a r is e when we c a re fu l ly no te , f i r s t , where the

"seams" pass over the ea r th , and second, where thepo in ts of in te rse c tio n o f a l l these mathem atical

f ig u res l i e .

I f th e core o f the p lan e t i s made up o f co lo ssa l

s la b s , then the " s e a m s ' ~ between them must appear

somewhere. This was the f i r s t success o f the conje c tu re : the l in e s on the map co inc ided with many

m id-oceanic r id g es , core f a u l t s and zones o f ac t ive

r i s in g s and depress ion s .

Look a t the v e r t ic e s of th e t r ia n g le s . In e x p li

cable even ts take place here . One o f these v e r t ic e s

i s in the region near the F lo rid a peninsu la - - - the famous "d e v i l 's Bermuda t r i an g l e ." I t i s famous

fo r the m ysterious d isappearance o f sh ip s and planes

which apparen t ly have no time to send an "SOS".

They do no t sink or f a l l in to the ocean - - - theysimply vanish w ithout a t r ac e . I . Sanderson, who

c la ims to have assembled a l l the fa c ts concern ing thedisappearances , w rite s in h is book th a t the coo rd i

n a tes o f the ca tast ro p hes were o f ten only approx im ations , s ince the bordering rad io s t a tio n s were

u su a lly inac t ive a t the moment of d i s t r e s s . This i s

not the only infamous reg ion . Sanderson has c o l le c t

ed the da ta and w ith su rp rise has discovered th a t

the re a re ten such t ra g ic a l ly s tran g e reg ions on the

e a r th ; moreover, they are sym m etrical ly s i tu a ted :

f iv e above and f iv e below the eq ua to r . Had the

American in v e st ig a to r thought o f adding two more p o in ts ,

the North and South p o les , h is scheme would have

p rec ise ly co inc ided w ith the model proposed by our

auth ors .

Many s c ie n t i s t s subscr ibe to the thought t ha t

volcanic and seism ic a c t iv i ty on the ea r th occurs

p re c ise ly a t the junc tu res o f "s la b s" , o r in term s of

our hy po thes is , on the edges of the polygons. The

au tho rs tu rned to magnetic maps and found th a t th e

cen te rs o f a l l world m agnetic anomalies coin cide w iththe v e r t ice s of the polygons. How do the au thors

exp la in th is ? Iri a c ry s t a l the most in te re s t in g

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even ts tak e p lace a t the nodes and edges of thel a t t i c e . I f the hypothesis i s co r rec t , then the

etched sc h eme may denote on a more global sca le , ju s t

such a s t ruc tu ra l l a t t i c e " running through the plane t

and which determines many events on t h i s s t range

c r y s ta l known as the e a r th .

But the authors decided to delve fu r the r . Let ustake meteoro logical, geological and s imi l a r maps,

superimpose the " l a t t i c e " on them and see what happens.

What happened was th a t a l l g lobal c en ters of maximal

and minimal atm ospheric pressure occurred a t the nodesof the ske le ton. There a lso coincided the p laces where

hurr icanes o r ig ina te ; many cur r en ts blow along theedges .

They appl ied t h e i r scheme to maps in d ic a t ing so la ra c t i v ity ; the reg ions rece iv in g a maxim um of rad ia t ion

coinc ided with some of the nodes of the system. O thernodes corresponded to gigant ic vor t ice s of oceancur ren ts .

Then the maps of o rn i tho lo g is t s were s tud ied .

Again a correspondence: the pr in c ip a l globa l regions to which b i rds m igrate fo r the w in te r l i e a t the nodesof the system.

Also the g lo ba l depos i ts of ores have been " inscr ib ed" in to the s t ru c tu re of the c r y s ta l . On a m ap f ind

the fo l low ing: the o i l f i e l d s of North A frica and the P ers ian Gulf; the metals r ing of the P aci f ic Ocean;

the o i l - r ic h region from Cal i fo rn ia to Texas. A llthese l i e along the "seam", t ha t i s along the junc tu res

o f the g igant ic p la te s . Look a t the nodes; in then orth o f our coun try , the l in e s c ross over the reg ion ofthe g igan t ic Tyumen o i l f ie l d ; a t the bottom of theglobe , they in d ic a te the r i che s t d e p o sits in SouthAfrica ; in South America they " touch / in te rsec t" the

huge d eposi t s in Serro de Pasco; in the nor the rn p a r tof th a t co n t ine n t, they i nd i ca te o i l and other deposi t s

in Alaska and Canada. Suppose fo r the moment t ha t

the system i s p rec ise ly def ined . Can you imagine i t ?

In connection wi th the d isappearances , they do no toccur r egu la r ly ; s im ila r ly , it i s d i f f i c u l t to f ind animmutable system a t work in many o the r ins tances .

The autho rs o f the hypothesis put fo r th the suggestion

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t h a t the nodes of the system resemble bl inking

" t r a f f i c l i gh t s " ; f i r s t one s e t o f nodes i s ac t ive

while the r e s t are "s i l en t " , then converse ly . What

do sc i en t i s t s th ink of th i s? They accept as es t a

bl i shed t h a t during the e a r t h ' s his tory , from t ime to

t ime there have been per iods of tec tonic-magmatic

ac t i v i za t i on .

When it comes to the ice age , sp ec i a l i s t s in

ev i t ab ly use the term "refuge of l i f e " . On ourt e r r i t o r y there are three regions where l i f e wassaved from the i ce . Not su rp r i s ing ly , these regionsalso occur a t the nod,es of the " l a t t i c e " .

Agreed, sa id the i nves t i ga to r s , t ha t the s t r u c t u r a l energy skele ton of the system somehow in f luences

p lan t s and animals . Can man be an except ion? Afte r

a l l h is i s only a b io log ica l form. Thus it i s t imeto re turn to the very f i r s t map to see t ha t many

anc ien t cul tu res - - - Egypt , the proto-Indian c i v i l i za t ion in Mohenjo-Daro, Northern Mongolia , the anc ien t

cul ture o f I re land , Eas ter I s l and , Ancient Peru , ourKiev and many others - - - occur not randomly but pre

c i se ly a t the nodes of the system. Moreover, in

recedt years there have been sensa t iona l archeo log i

c a l f inds : t r aces of a cu l tu r e in Thailand-Vietnam(da t ing to 7000 B.C.) ind ica te the beginning o f .agr i cu l tu r e 2000 years before the agr i cu l tu r e in the

Middle East which up to t h i s t ime had been cons ideredthe c rad le of mankind. These new d i scover i e s are a lso

" inscr ibed" in the system.

Look a t the l a s t drawing. 30 such s t range ob jec t s

o f gold were found in Vietnam, one - - - a bronze - - - in

France. Thei r markings are not understood by sc ien

t i s t s . Some say t h a t it i s a ca lendar , o the rs t ha tit i s an as t ro log i ca l symbol. As you may have guessed,our authors have t h e i r own i n t e rp re t a t ion : does th i sobjec t not resemble the above s t r u c t u r a l model in

number of edges and nodes?

Well, t h i s i s a l l t ha t I wished to r e l a t e from thewords o f the authors concerning t h i s surpr i s ing hypot he s i s . I have only to add t ha t many sc i en t i s t s are

aware o f it: N. Goncharov, V. Makarov, and V. Morozov

were heard by many a t sess ions of var ious sc i en t i f i csoc ie t i e s in Moscow. Judging from the comments made,inc luding o f f i c i a l ones, the authors are pra ised fo r

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th e i r pro fe ss io n al ex per t i se ; unders tandab ly , not a l lth e i r conc l u s i ons are agreed to , bu t it i s s ig n i f ic a n tth a t th e d i sagreem ents are conducted in a se r ious

manner without c o ndescension to "amateurs" .

I t i s po ss ib le t h a t having p rec i s e ly and thorough

ly analyzed t h ~

hypoth esis , sc i e n t i s t s w il l simplythrow up t h e i r h ~ n d s ang say: so r ry , . but it's nott ru e •••

But the o the r a l t e ~ r i a t i v e •i s a l ~ o ~ o s s i ~ l e ~ And

then ••• --. N . - BODNARUK

( O ~ r t h a n k ~ t o ~ n d y Pincon fo r th i s in fo rma tion . )

N o w it would be in te re s t ing to see i f soine of ourr eader s have th e t ime, the a b i l i ty , and the p a t ie n c e ,to sqper-impose the Russ ian g r id on the 13ruce Cath ieg r id and see what - they come up w ith. I t i s poss ib leth a t the C athie ~ r i d w i l l ve r i fy the "c ry s ta l b a l l" ,we c a l l the e a r th , as hypothesized by the Russiangr id system. We a re going to see th a t a copy o f thegr id system p r in ted here i s m ailed to Bruce C athie .

Bruce C ath ie ' s books "Harmonic 33", and "Harmonic695", may be ordered from New Zealand through any

l a rge book s to re o

The p ic tu res of the Russian g r id in te r l a ce on pages8 , and 9, seem to presen t a s tudy t h a t c a n be fo llow edby any of our re a d ers , w ith the p o ss ib i l i ty of addingo ther a sp e cts . Any in f o r ma ti'on t h a t we come up withhere w il l be p r in ted in fu tu re i s sues o f the "Proceedi ngs" .

ZIP CODE AND ADDRESS

I f your zip code i s not on t h i s is su e o f th e

"Proceedings" as it i s addressed to you, we do nothave it in our f i l e .

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Look a t the photograph of th e globe with l ig h t and

dark l in e s drawn upon it. These are two so -ca l led

"co ver in gs /d issec t io ns" of the e a r th . The l ig h t l in e s

form a sphere con s is t in g of 12 pentagonal s la b s . The

f i r s t simple model of the ea r th took ju s t such a form -

- as a dodecahedron. I t i s very su rp r is in g th a t only

re cen t ly , while read ing the an c ien t Greek ph ilosopher

Pla to , d id one o f the authors f ind th i s passage:

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"The ea r th , viewed from above, resembles a b a l l sewnfrom twelve pieces of sk in . " I t turned out t ha t notonly Pla to , but also a l l the Pythagoreans thought o f

our p lane t in t h i s way. We postpone our amazementand tu rn to the o the r scheme in which the "ba l l " i ssewn from 20 t r i ang le s . This i s an icosahedron. I fboth o f these cover ings are superimposed on the globe(a s was done by the authors ) , t ha t w i l l be the

s t r u c t u r a l energy skele ton o f the ea r th .

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"DOWN . DER" VISITORS

We were please d to e n ter ta in C aptain Bruce C athie ,

h is wife Wendy, and t h e i r t ~ o sons -Stephen and Ma rk

fo r s ev era l days. ·

Bruce has beep · ap a i r l i n e p i lo t fo r 27 ~ e a r s , andfo r the l a s t 20 y ea rs . has . flown fo r New Zealand N at iona l A i r \ ~ 9 y s . H ~ i s the · auth o r 'o.t; "H arm.on_i c s 33" ,

and "Harmonics 695" . :· We had a g,ood . chance to c a lcu -

l a te l o c a l g r i d harmonics w ith Bruce and v e r i f ie d th a t

the " I r i t e g r u . t r ~ n ". c e n te rs on a g r id c r o ss harl!lonic. ·

t 1 • • . . . • .

We'ndy ; CathJe i s a 1 i y e ly la1,1ghing, v iv ac ious personand keep·s a ha:PPY ·at111osi)here ' around wherever s h ~ i s •.

. : . .

We discu s.!sed the '"Russian Grid System"; p r in te _d in

th i s -i s sue o f the "Proceedings" . . Bruce i s going to

overl<;ip the Russian system w ith h is power g r id system ·

and see what c o r re l a t e s . .

We saw . them o f f a t the P a l ~ S prings a i r p o r t , and

they a re riow back in New Zealand.

LETTER S

S o me o four

reade rs do not ge t answers to th e i rl e t t e r s because o f t im e . T echnica l q ues t ions involv -

ing the p r i n c ip le s o f energy r e l a t iv e to . th e " In teg ra -

t ro n " , pyramid power, e t c . , can only be answered by

Mr. Van T asse l . His work here invo lves a t l e a s t 12

hours a day now, so he canno t take the t ime from th i s

importan t work to w rite pages to answer these l e t t e r s .

Mr. Van Tasse l may be consul te d by appointment , e i t h e r by phone, o r l e t t e r .

R E P R IN T

\Ve a re re p r in t i ng the a r t i c l e "The Pyramid P r inc ip le"

in t h i s i s su e o f th e Proceed ings • .

There has been a heavy demand fo r t h i s a r t i c l e and

we have run out o f back is s u e s and and have had to make

many photo co p ies . We do n o t l i ke to r e p r in t m ate r ia l

bu t o ccas iona l ly th i s i s nece ssa ry .

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THE PYRAMID PRINCIPLE

Orthodox sc ience i s now beginning to f ind t ha t th e

energy we have been wri t ing about fo r 18 y e a r s , r ea l lye x i s t s . In the sc i en t i f i c research conducted by

Dr. Luis Alvarez ,who won

the Nobel pr ize in phys icsin 1968, s tandard sc i en t i f i c pr inc ip l e s were usedo Theidea was t ha t cosmic rays pass ing through th e pyramidswould r evea l any chambers t ha t have no t been found yetoA cosmic p a r t i c l e recording device would show l e s s loss

o f energy on passage through a hidden room than it wouldthrough so l id s tone . This research involved severa l

i n s t i t u t i o n s as wel l as governmental agreement betweenboth the United Sta t e s and the United Arab Republ ic .

Magnetic t apes , which recorded th e da ta , were run

through the most modern computer to analyse the r e s u l t s .The tapes revea led t ha t a pa t t e rn could not be e s t a b l i shed from which to es t ab l i sh a s tab le zero po in t o f

re fe rence , and every t ime the tapes were re - run , theygave a d i f f e ren t pa t t e rn of readings . Not only wereth e pa t t e rns d i f f e r e n t , but ce r t a in data disappearedfrom th e t apes . The f i n a l conclusion was t h a t whatwas occurr ing was not only imposs ib le , bu t some energywas being r eg i s t e r ed t ha t does not conform to the lawsof s c i ence . ---- ---- --- -- --- ----

Vern Cameron, of Els inore , Cal i fo rn i a , was conduc t -ing exper iments 30 years ago in order to t ry to under-s tand what t h i s energy i s t ha t does not conform to

known sc i en t i f i c laws. Vern found ou t t ha t meat couldbe preserved fo r an i nde f in i t e per iod of t ime, a f t e rbeing subjec ted to t h i s unknown energy genera ted by a

smal l pyramid. He also found t ha t a r azor blade couldbe used to shave with over a hundred t imes , before it

l o s t it's sharp edge, when placed under h is smallpyramid.

In col labora t ing with Vern, we no t only ver i f i ed h i sr e s u l t s , bu t also found t ha t an egg in a saucer wouldso l id i fy under the pyramid in a week, while one outs ide

of the pyramid in a saucer remained f l u i d . Milk keptin a car ton with a pyramid shaped top w i l l a l so keepf re sh fo r an i nde f in i t e per iod of t ime without r e f r i g e ra t i on . This i s now patented in France where ca r tons

are used fo r da i ry products .

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The common denominator in a l l of these f indin gs i s

t ha t the shape induces the energy . I t must be a four s ided pyramid, and the most energy resu lrs- f rom a 52°

angle on the s ides . The most powerful r e su l t s are

obtained when the pyramid i s or ien ted with the s ides

p a ra l l e l to n or th , south , e a s t and west d ir ec t ion s .

T es ts we have conducted, over the y ears , prove th a t

the corners are the opera t io n a l n e c e ss i ty as holes cu t

in the s ide s do not d e tr ac t from th e g enera t ing fo rce .

Another p o in t th a t we discovered, i s th a t in order to

achieve max imum energy , the pyramid must be fastened

down, so it cannot be d i so r i en te d . The maximum energyrequ i res 28 days, one magnetic month, to reach it'speak. We a lso discovered t h a t a quartz c ry s ta l peak

· on the top , where the capstone should be on th e Giza

pyramid, w il l produce o th er e f fe c t s . We bel ieve th a t

a

lamina ted quar tz condenser, with germanium separat in g

the qu artz sh e e ts , on top of the pryamid w i l l produce energy readings on presen t s c i e n t i f i c in s tru men ts. Due

to lack o f money, we have not been ab le to conduct o th e r

t e s t s t h a t should produce e lec t r i c power fo r use .

It i s our firm co nv ic t ion , a f t e r years o f a n a lys i s ,

th a t the Great Pyramid o f G iza , was used to produce power, used fo r re ju v en at ion , used to make mummies,

used to r e s to r e l i f e , and used as a launching power to

s t a r t space sh ip s out of the e ar ths g ra v i ty .

One o f our assoc ia te s in Park Ridge, I l l in o i s , hasaccomplished l ev i t a t i o n with s in g le pyramids and a

group o f four pyram ids. She has e s tab l ish ed a "norm"

where the po in t of l ev i t a t i on o f e i t h e r hand w il l occur .She has es tab l i shed th a t some o f the charge w il l re

main fo r a period o f three days; and th a t from th e

or ig in a l po in t o f f i r s t le v i ta t i o n , th a t the t ime diminishes from 7 minutes and 45 seconds, down to 45

seconds in f ive exposures. She a lso d iscovered th a t

"dowsing rods" a c t iv a te over the pyramid in the lowest

le v e l of h er home, and a c t iva te equ al ly as s t rong up-s ta i r s in the high est leYel o f her horne. T his same

as s ocia te a lso discovered an c ien t Hebrew and Greek ro o t

meanings to words in the b ib le , which we pr in te d in the "Proceedings" ten years ago, do t r a ns l a t e in to modern

Engl ish meanings. We pr in te d th i s in o f f e r ing a com-

par ison between our "In tegra t ron" and M ose's Tabernacle .

C apt. Bruce C athie , in h is f i r s t book "Harmonics 33"

and in h is second book, "Harmonics 695" shows by phys i

c a l proof and m athematics th a t the power gr id system o f

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the ear th involves the Great Pyramid and the Stonehengec i r c l e in England.

A ppl ica t ion o f "na tu ra l

power"

canbe used to in

crease crop growth, e lim ina te d e s t ru c t ive in se c t s ; used

to diagnose disease and the treatm ent o f it; used fo r

in te rp l ane t a ry communication, the p re se rva t io n of food,a power source fo r t r ans po r ta t ion and o ther th ings toonumerous to m ention. The only requirem ent to use t h i s

" f ree energy' ' i s our a b i l i ty to couple in to it, s to re it

and tran s m it it. F ir s t of course it must be accepted by the s c ie n t i s t s , and an economic system o f exchange devised to permit it's use. These two requirements are

the b a r r i e r which loggerhead p r o f i t and power hungry

opponents w i l l not accep t to make a "heaven on ear th" p oss ib le .

The bu i ld e rs o f the Grea t Pyramid had to know

science beyond our presen t knowledge because thePyramid measurements incorpo ra te the speed o f l i g h t , themass of the p la n e t , the a cce lera t io n o f g r a v ity ,

w eights and m easures, the ax i s o f p o la r ro t a t ion , the

d is tance to the Sun, the 26,000 year process ion o f the

equinoxes, the E a r th ' s m agnetic f ie ld , the E ar th ' s o r b i t

around the Sun, the value o f t r igonomet ry , and l a t i tu d es

and longi tudes among many o the r th in g s .

The s tones in the Grea t Pyramids s t ruc tu re weigh up

to seventy tonso Grani te was used to encase the KingsChamber because g ran i te produces a "p iezo -e lec t r ic "

e f f e c t due to the m atrix of quartz c r y s ta ls , m ica, and

fe ld spa r . The bulk o f the pyramid o f Giza i s l im e

s tone which has no e le c t r i c a l a b i l i t y . The g ra n i te

chambers above the Kings Chamber form a g ra n i te a i r condenser fo r energy s tora g e . The Kings Chamber was

b u i l t o ff c e n te r purposely to place it in the power

area of the energy generatedo

On the G reat Seal o f America, p r in ted on the one

d o l la r b i l l , we see the pyramid with the capstone re

moved upward. In the cen te r of the capstone i s th e a l lsee ing eye and the capstone i s surrounded with the

radian ce o f powero The s p i r i t i s supposed to go ~ -ward a t death . Pyramids apex upward as do cones and

church sp i re s . C oils a r ~ s p i r a l ~ I . R .I . in s p i r i t i s

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the same as IRIS in the eye. The center ing focus o f

a l l see ing , l i g h t , and energy. Pyramid means f i r e , or

l i g h t , in the cen te r . The word " sp i r i t " comes from theLat in Spi ra re . Spi re i s "a body t ha t shoots upward to

a point ' ' • The Accadian word P i r , or Bi r meant l i g h t .

A ll of na ture s p i r a l s . Sp i ra l nebula, s p i r a l v ines ,

sp i r a l r i s ing smoke, s p i r a l water running down a dra in .The s t ruc tu re of ce l l s in a ha i r are sp i r a l , the D.N.A.o f l i f e i s s p i r a l , as are c o i l s to ac t iva te magnetismin the cores . Pir -a -mid i s to ac t iva t e l i g h t energyin the cen te r .

I f you look a t the Sun in the morning as it comesup, you w i l l see a sp i r a l cone shape surrounding it.

This i s the same s p i r i t energy the pyramid genera tes

which the anc ien t s ca l led the "Shek;ina Glory" .E lec t r i c i t y , magnetism, and grav i ty , are s ide -e f fec t s

of s p i r i t energy.

The pyramid was ca l l ed K-Jill-TI by the Egypt ians ,and K-HU in Egyptian means "The Luminous One" . Irn i sHUE now, meaning a mixture of co lo r s .

One of the pecu l i a r puzzles , to those who have spentany t ime in the Kings Chamber, i s the in tense bonech i l l i ng cold t ha t i s f e l t , l ike it was ins ide of thebody.

In the sec re t alchemy of The Emerald Table t , the"formula of l i f e " and the mathematics o f the "mysterylaws" apply to the Great Pyrrunid. The four e lements ,f i r e , water , ea r th , and a i r coincide with the four

f aces . The th ree pr inc ip l e s of alchemy, c i r cu la t ion ,fus ion , and spagyric equasion are p a r a l l e l to the th ree

s ides of the t r i angu l a r shape o f each f ace . Therec ip roca l ac t ion in a l iv ing ins t rument producesUniversa l Harmony, or l i f e energy.

The sarcophagus fol lows the "Node of Nature" whichdoubles the cube, and produces cub ica l c r y s t a l s in

gold , s i l ve r , and s a l t .

We are anxious to apply the pyramid pr inc ip l e to

make a r e f r i g e r a t o r . We be l ieve a two s tory highpyramid with a conveyor b e l t feeding it through ones ide , would shr ink c i t y garbage to one-quar te r of i t svolume and could be shipped dry as a land mulch to

a g r i c u l t u r a l a reas .

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A pyramid sh a ped top on a s torage sh e lf fo r f o o d ~open on a l l four s i des , would preserv .e f re sh . fobdsand f r u i t without re f r ig e ra t io n . These pr inc ip le shave a lready been proven on a sm all sc a le .

Resonance o f any obj e c t depends on i t s shape , - th e s ame as the shape o f an a i r f o i l must correspond to

the a i r f lo w in order to prevent resonance . Resonancei s the re c ip roca t ing ac t ion in s p i r i t t h a t makes th ing sl iv e . In mat te r and physica l th ing s , resonance can bein disco rd and cause th ings to break . This hashappened in the co nst ruct io n o f new b u i ld ings , wherethe c i ty no ise and t r a f f i c have caused b u i ld ings tocol la p se because the s t ruc tu re in s te e l was a f rame-work of cubes . A resonance t ha t might be in harmonyw ith a sphere might a lso be in d isco rd with a c u b e ~Shapes are a sc ience in them selves , long ignored bys c i e n t i s t s . Ancient symbols are each a sep ara te

s c i e n t i f i c p r inc ip l e of app l i c a t ions o f energy fo rd i f fe re n t purposes .

The pyramid pr inc ip le of power w i l l c re a te a "Cubeof In f in i ty ' ' , a "Cone o f S ilence" , a "Capstone o fE terna l Youth", a "Sarcophagus o f P rese rva t io n " , and a "Vortex of Cosmic Power". The t ra n s m utat ion o fm atter can a l so be accomplished w ith the pyramid power.

I t was found t h a t th e mummified f le sn when ground

to a powder and t a ken in te rn a l ly served as a c u r e - a l lfo r a l l i n t e rn a l a i lm en ts and caused broken bones toh ea l back toge ther in a m atter of minutes . Thereforemunwy m atrix was a common cure and so ld in apothecarys to re s . The energy th a t caused the body to mummify was s to red in the f le sh and was the po tent hea l in gagen t .

Those of you readers who a re i n t e re s ted in con-duct ing t e s t s and making pyramids should remember t ha tthe c r i t i c a l th in g i s to make the s id e s on a 52°

angle . The b est s ize i s around a foo t to 18 inchesh igh . The pyramid can be made o f cardboard , hardboard ,m etal , p la s t ic , o r any o th e r m ate ria l . The corne rs canbe a t t ached with tap e , or glued. Holes can be cu t inthe s id es without af fe c t ing the energy. The pyramidshould be fas tened down on a f ixed s h e l f , o r bench,with the s id e s or ien ted w ith a compass. The e a s t and west s id e s should be p a ra l l e l to nor th and south .

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I f a s e r ie s of pyramids a r e u s e d and a w ire i s run

from the top o f one <.to an o ther w ith the end w ire runn

ing to a c o i l wrapped around a p iece o1 i ro n p i p ~ , it

w il l be p o ss ib le to d ire c t ~ h e e n e r g y ~ n a cohes ive

beam, l ik e lase r . , to an undeterm ined d is tanc e . The

beam can be tu rned , •l ik e l ig h t , by r e f l e c t i n g it o-ff

of a m i r r o r . ~ A p la s t i c tube should be s l ip p ed over

the c o i l and pipe . Winding spacing and w ire s ize are

not c r i t i c a l . The w ire should be insula te-d . We would

be in te re s te d to see what th i s beam does when run

through a prism \

There a re an un lim ited numbers o f t e s t s th a t can be

done

which h av en 't been t r i e d y e t .

We b e l iev e th i s energy wbich responds t ·o some ·,

o p t i c a ~ l a w s and some e -l -ectric-a-l law s, w i l l ·be th e

energy tb a t rep lace s a tom ic , and fo s s i ·l fu e ls fo r the

u l t im a te power f o r ~ - a l r purposes . >Q-

We a re working on an ins t rum ent which w il -l d e te c t_ .

a nd measure t h i s e n e r g y ~

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Proceedings-Vol 10 No 08-April-May-June-1975 (George Van Tassel)

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