aether vibrations - behold the new old paradigm

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Aether Vibrations: Behold the New Old Paradigm

Aether VibrationsBehold the New Old Paradigm

Quantum physics that has been around forsome hundred odd years now is still mainstream physics.Although quantum science has revealed the presence of thezero point eld with all its virtual subatomic particles andphotons that jump into existence from apparently nowhereto return to oblivion nanoseconds later there is still is noreasonable explanation as to how and why particles andphotons can appear and disappear just li!e that.

Also the quantum probability wave is still hard to grasp andvisualize. Quantum physics may have proven to be amathematically correct science" for lay people the wave#particle duality of quantum science it is still very hard tounderstand. $ow do we visualize particles that are bothwaves and solid little marbles%

Another di&cult thing to grasp is the atom model presentedby 'iels (ohr where electrons )y in well#de ned shells
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around the nucleus. *ince electrons continuously radiateenergy they should eventually collapse into the nucleus butthey don+t, -he question is where does this radiating energyactually come from and how is it replenished% Quantumscience has accepted the quantum states of the electronsdistinct shell within the atom/ for a fact but is unable toanswer the question why the electrons only occur in discreteshells within the atom and why they don+t eventually crashinto the nucleus.

0ven three hundred years after the discovery of gravity by'ewton science still has no theoretical explanation for it.

-his is exactly why science is moving forward to nd newtheories that can better explain the anomalies of quantumscience. -oday mainstream science+s best shot is the string

theory. $owever a small group of scientists are now ta!ing aradical new view and their thin!ing is ta!ing them bac! toinsights from ancient history.

1or hundreds of years brilliant physicists and philosophershave tried to represent our world in mathematical models ofparticle physics that state that our physical world is made ofmatter of which the smallest part is called the 2atom+. Atomis an ancient 3ree! word meaning undividable" it issupposedly the smallest part of matter that cannot be

divided anymore, Quantum mechanics however noticed thatparticles in some cases behaved li!e waves and laterintroduced the wave#particle duality.

*ome quantum scientists already suggested in the past thatthe quantum waves could be real waves after all existing inthe physical domain. -hey did not believe in particle waveduality. As long ago as 4567 0rwin *chr8dinger wrote that2what we observe as material bodies and forces are nothingbut shapes and variations in the structure of space itself+.

0ventually even 0instein rejected the idea of discreteparticles and believed that particles were in fact part of acontinuous eld.

A growing number of post quantum physicists arediscovering what 0instein and *chr8dinger already assumed"physics may have been on the wrong trac! all along misledby the idea that the material world exists of separate hard


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medium for radiant energies such as light and was believedto transmit force elds between material objects in theuniverse such as gravity. ames >ler! 9axwell the founder of electrodynamics and his contemporaries didn+t have anydoubt that the aether existed. $owever in 4BB7 Albert9ichaelson and 0dward 9orley conducted an experiment toprove the existence of the aether. At the time light wasthought to be a compression wave that propagated as alongitudinal wave through the motionless and stationaryaether just li!e sound waves through the air. @hile the 0arthitself is spinning the 0arth must have a relative motion withrespect to the motionless aether. -hey reasoned that whenthe speed of light is measured on the surface of the 0arth itshould give di?erent results when measured cloc!wise orcounter cloc!wise with respect to the rotation of the 0artharound its axis.

$owever the 9ichelson 9orley experiment proved that thespeed of light had the same constant value no matter inwhat direction the speed of light was measured. 1rom thisexperiment it was concluded that the aether did not exist.;hysics has abandoned the aether theory ever since.$owever today scientists believe that the results of the9ichaelson#9orley experiment have been misinterpreted.

*o now after a hundred years the aether is bac! in physics.:n the new emerging physics the 'ewtonian particles andquantum mechanical particleCwave duality is abandoned. :nnew aether physics there are only waves,

-he aether is the medium of the electromagnetic waves andit is assumed that the aether is a non#material )uid#li!emedium a subtle energy substance that permeates theentire universe. :t is a well !nown fact that waves require amedium to wave inD without a medium sorry there can be no

waves. *ound requires the air. 1or water waves it is thewater that waves. (ut for some unexplainable reason eversince the 9ichaelson#9orley experiment supposedlydisproved the existence of the aether physics accepted thefact that electromagnetic waves can travel through emptyspace without any medium at all. $ow absurd if there is nomedium then what is waving% $ow is light to propagate as awave phenomenon if there is nothing to propagate in%;hysics accepted that light could travel through absolute


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nothingness only because the 9ichaelson#9orley experimenthad failed to prove the existence of the aether.

An astonishing premise of the revived aether physics is thatthere is no dualism no distinction between a material andimmaterial thing" it+s all energy since energy is all there is,9atter is not a fundamental property of the universe" it is theform not the substance that shapes matter. 'ow we nallycan ta!e 0instein+s famous formula 0Em F cG one stepfurther and really start to understand what this formulaimplied,

:t is not that energy and matter can be interchanged" nomatter E energy period,

:n this sense matter is an illusion of solidness andseparateness. 0astern spiritual traditions have alwaysclaimed that our world is 9aya illusionary. @hat they meantby this is that separateness does not exist" there is only theunity at the fundamental level of existence the unity of(rahman. 'ow we may see 0astern wisdom corroborated bymodern day science,

-his is how aether physics is best describedD

Our universe is multi dimensional and it is made of onesubstance and one substance only! This substance is calledaether and it is a vibrating uid-like energy that permeatesthe physical vacuum atter as we know it is createdmoment by moment as a standing wave" a vorte# in the

physical vacuum $t is the condensed center of thesevorte#es that creates the illusion of a separate particle %llmatter in the universe is interconnected since the particle&elds e#tend to the far corners of the universe


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@ave *tructure of 9atter

A precursor of aether physics is the @ave*tructure of 9atter theory by 9ilo @ol?. :n 45BH @ol?formulated a theory that he called 2the *tanding @ave*tructure of 9atter+ abbreviated to @*9 theory/.:ndependently 3eo? $aselhurst came to the sameconclusion about a standing wave theory for matter and theyare wor!ing together as of 455B.

-he @*9 theory is relatively simple. :t proposes that matteris the focal point of a standing wave the result of twointerfering waves. Ine is an inward wave moving towardsthe center and the other is an outward#bound wave movingaway from the center. -he waves are spherical waves in thefabric of space. -he center of the two spherical waves is the
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2point particle+ center. As simple as the axiom of this theoryis the properties these standing waves can assume seem tobe immense.

@hereas almost all physical laws both in 'ewtonian andquantum physics were empirically derived from experiments9ilo @olf says he now has theory that a priori fromtheoretical principles allows the laws of both relativity andquantum physics to be determined,

:f he is right the origin of the physical laws and theproperties of charge mass and gravity for the rst time canbe understood. 9ainstream physics could never reallyexplain these" for one thing we still don+t !now whatgravity really is" we have !nown the physical laws of gravitysince 'ewton" however we don+t !now what+s causing

gravity,*tring theory is trying to accomplish exactly what the @*9theory has done to integrate quantum physics and0instein+s relativity. *tring theory is mainstream physics bestshot and hope for a theory of everything -.I.0./

A wave structure of matter had already been proposed 46=years ago by @illiam >li?ord he declared that 2all matter issimply undulations in the fabric of space+. Jnfortunately hiscolleagues never too! his wor! seriously. :n the @*9 theory matter is just the interference pattern ofin and out waves. -he in#waves of a given particle are theout#waves of another particle. :n this way all matter in theuniverse is sustained and mutually dependent. :n and outwaves tie all the matter in the universe together.4/

*ub#quantum !inetics

;aul Ka Violette has developed a generalsystem aether theory called subquantum !inetics. $ebelieves that science is wrong about many aspects inphysics including the (ig (ang theory that tells us that theuniverse came into existence from one big cosmic explosion.


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dimension without contradicting the laws ofthermodynamics.

-he aether is supposedly an unobservable metaphysicalrealm a non#equilibrium transmutable medium thatcontinuously )uctuates. @hen )uctuations reach a criticalthreshold they are able to spawn stable waveforms in ourobservable physical universe. :t was only in 4576 thatsystem theorists learned about chemical solutions that wereable to create self#organising chemical reactions thatspontaneously started to oscillate. -hese chemical reactionssuch as the (elousov#Nhabotins!i reaction periodicallyspawned so#called chemical or reaction#di?usion waves. -hecross chemical reactions involved oscillate between low andhigh concentrations of the chemical compounds that drivethe reaction. Ket+s assume that the rst reaction uses

compound O to create compound P then the second reactionwill be exactly the inverse of the rst and use compound P tocreate compound O again.

-here is a constant di?usion of the compounds from areas ofhigh to low concentrations hence the reaction#di?usionwave. -hese chemical waves will spawn beautiful 9andalali!e wave patterns when put on a ;etri dish. -o understandhow the chemical reaction actually starts to oscillate let+suse the metaphor of the predator#prey system. *uppose wehave a population of rabbits that has an abundant supply oflettuce. *ince rabbits breed li!e hell their population willgrow fast. $owever in our little closed habitat there are alsofoxes that feed on the rabbits limiting the growth of therabbit population. *ince the rabbit population grows fast sodoes the fox population. $owever since there is a feedbac!loop in our system balance will be restored in our habitat"when the foxes eat too many rabbits they will run into afood shortage reducing the growth of the fox population and

allowing the rabbits to survive. -he fox#rabbit population willoscillate between two extremes a minimum and maximuma perfect example of a wave oscillation.

1rom these observations ;aul Ka Violette reasoned that theaether may li!ewise spawn wave patterns from twoaether states two di?erent aetherons which continuouslymutate from one state into the other and visa versa. :nnormal cases the aether maintains its equilibrium state due


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to the second law of thermodynamics however under criticalconditions these aether transmutations li!e the predator#prey waves may become self#organising and form stablewave patterns. -hese wave patterns will become observablein our physical universe as electromagnetic energy light.

$is theory has been tested in a simulator model called the(russelator and uses two O and P aetheron states to provethat under critical conditions self#organising oscillations mayspontaneously come into existence. -he actualether reaction used just a few more intermediateether states but for the sa!e of simplicity aetherons O and Pare the only ones mentioned here.

-he transmutation aether model of ;aul Ka Violette brings tomind the transmutation of the >hinese Pin and Pang energies

mentioned in the : >hing the (oo! of >hanges. -he : >hingmentions creation as the result of cyclic mutualtransmutations of Pin and Pang energies. -he female Pinenergy transforms into the male Pang energy and vice versain an eternal process of physical manifestation.

;aul Ka Violette+s sub#quantum !inetics perfectly describeshow the aether realm spawns waves that we observe as lightin our universe. *ince this light forms a standing wave that iseternally replenished by the aetheron transmutations this iswhat we nally observe as quantum particles of matter.

*ub quantum !inetics yields a betteralternative for the required in and out waves of 9ilo @ol?+s @*9 theory. As we progress in ourunderstanding of how matter is actuallyshaped from the aether we will see in the nextparagraphs that the vibrations created fromthe aether must be organised in vortex shapesin order to shape the atom./

Vortexes in the aether


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Mavid -homson and im (ourassa both foundedthe Quantum AetherMynamics :nstitute and areindependently developing an aether based modelintegrating quantum mechanics relativity theory and stringtheory. -he model describes matter as a subatomicwhirlpool tornado or vortex in the aether. -hey call this

vortex the -oroidal A/ Aether Jnit -AJ/. @hen combined inspherical con gurations they form the nucleus and electronshells of the atom. Quantum AetherMynamics mentions thatthe aether has both mechanical and electromagneticproperties. -he mechanical property is what gives matter itsmass" it+s the angular momentum of the whirling aetherenergy. 9ass is simply the inertia created by the aethervortexes much li!e the inertia that is created by a spinningtop.

-he eternal spin of the aether vortexes that is to bemaintained for the stability of all matter in the universe iscalled the mysterious 3force or 3od 1orce. AetherMynamicsde nes it as an enormous force with no !nown cause. : quotefrom their websiteD

'The (force is a tremendous force that is beyond comparisonto any other force in the universe $t may not be what

physicists are hoping to &nd )and $ believe this is why thismodel hasn*t been proposed before+" but the (force appearsto be a primary force that gave rise to the entire universe $fone were to liken it to the ,orce in tar .ars" they wouldn*tbe far o/ $f one were to characteri0e this (force as (od" orupreme Being" or (reat %rchitect of the 1niverse" theywouldn*t be far o/" either .hatever this prime force is" itappears to be a living thing and the source of all thingsanimate and inanimate 2

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>ymatics

*acred geometry plays an important role in theaether physics that we are presenting in this boo!. -hereason is rather straightforward. @hen the universe is


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shaped from one substance and one substance only thenthe only way to give the physical world a seeming separateappearance of individual material things is through formsince substance by itself cannot discriminate. $ence thegeometry of the aether and how it is structured is the crux increating the material world.

-he relation between vibration and geometry is beautifullydescribed by the wor! of *wiss medical doctor and naturalscientist $ans enny 45=R#457 / in a science called+>ymatics+.

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3r 4ans 5enny2s '6ymatics2 research" vibration of a uidwith colloid showing a star-tetrahedron

-he late (uc!minster 1uller 4B5< # 45B6/ however was therst to discover that a relation between musical frequencies-he Miatonic scale/ and geometrical forms exists. $e used aballoon submerged in blue dye and vibrated it withfrequencies from the musical scale the 7 white !eys fromthe piano/D as a result of wave interference marvellous twodimensional arrangements appeared on its surface.

Mr. $ans enny carried on the wor! of (uc!minster 1uller andtested these standing wave vibrations in spherical volumesof )uid. 9uch to his surprise all of the Platonic solidsnamed after the legendary philosopher ;lato showed up asgeometrical patterns. @hat you see in the picture above is astar#tetrahedron" it is also on the cover of this boo!, :f youexamine the picture carefully you may have noticed the twoequilateral triangles one facing up and one facing down.

-ogether they form a symbol that is !nown as the ewish *tar


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of Mavid but remember in 6M reality the two triangles aretetrahedrons three sided pyramids.

tar of 3avid

-he white curved and straight lines in the photograph arethe places where the vibration is cancelled these are thenodal points the still places to which the colloid particlesdissolved in the )uid ta!e refuge when the )uid is vibrated.

-he geometrical patterns are the result of wave interference.@hen the outgoing waves from the center of the spheremeet the re)ected waves from the surface of the spherestanding waves are formed.

;lato explained in his boo! -imaeus that the ;latonicsolids are the basic forms that construct matter and that this!nowledge came from the legendary Atlantis.

@e now have proof that humanity !new about the ;latonic

solids even before ;lato. :n the Ashmolean 9useum in Ixfordthey preserve all of the < ;latonic solids and some additionalsemi#regular solids that were described by ;ythagoras.>arved out of stone the ;latonic solids are dated at least athousand years before ;lato, -hese stones were found in(ritain and belonged to the 'eolithic peoples a culture thataccording to our current understanding did not have themathematical ability to understand these forms #nonetheless they carved them out of stone,

'ow isn+t this surprising that a vibrated )uid can createforms such as these and that these forms have beendescribed by ;lato some R== years (>%

The secret of Sacred geometry is not aboutgeometry er se!its about "ibrations that ta#e on geometricalatterns$


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*acred geometry was preserved throughout history in1reemasonry circles since it was believed to be important!nowledge revealing the secrets of our universe,>ontemporary scientists now tell us that in fact all ofcreation is the o?spring of aether vibrations just li!e the0astern $indu cosmology has always tal!ed about the Ihmsound of (rahman as the vibration that creates the physicalworld.

Maniel @inter and Mavid interpreted these >ymaticsexperiments and both agree that the ;latonic interferencepatterns also occur within the aether and that it is theseinterference patterns that really shape the atom.

-he 0gyptians called matter frozen music and if indeedmatter is the result of musical vibrations of the aether justli!e the >ymatics experiments demonstrate we can nowappreciate why.

:mplosion physics

Maniel @inter presents a physics that is called 2implosion physics+. $e concludes that the entire universethe material world is created from one non#materialsubstance the aether. -he aether is a !ind of superconductive )uid that )ows right through all physical objects.

-he aether vacuum is an extremely dense nonethelessfrictionless medium. -he best comparison for the aetherbeing non#material in nature is the super#conductive state ofhelium. @hen helium is cooled down to temperatures below

degrees Selvin it becomes a super#)uid which means thatobjects can move through this )uid with no friction at all.

Maniel @inter now believes that vortexes little eddies ortornados in the )uid#li!e aether are the basic building bloc!sof matter. *ince the aether is some !ind of a )uid it followsthe well#!nown physical laws of hydrodynamics.

:nterestingly in 4B5< two clairvoyants by the name >harlesKeadbeater and Annie (esant published an article in a


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magazine titled 2Iccult >hemistry+ wherein they explainedthe internal structure of $ydrogen Ixygen and 'itrogen.Jsing clairvoyance as the only instruments in their scrutinythey revealed the internal structure of the above#mentionedelements. -he clairvoyants had no scienti c bac!groundwhatsoever" however they pictured the followingtorus shapes as the basic building bloc!s of the atomD

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-hey called these torus#li!e )ow forms the 2Anu+ andmentioned that the atom is shaped from the aether usingthe Anu as a )ow form.R/

Maniel @inter supports the idea of these two clairvoyantsand uses the torus shape from these observations along withthe ;latonic *olids to construct the atom.

According to Maniel @inter the aether creates vortexes littletornados of whirling and spiralling energy in the ocean ofaether our universe. -he vortexes in the aether are li!e thelittle eddies in a river. -he vortex is nature+s natural )owform for )uids. -he same vortex )ow form is created everytime we pull the plug in our bathtub,

@hen two of these aether vortexes join their funnels theyform a torusD


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ingle aether vorte# )6ourtesy of 3an .inter" www soulinvitation com+

3ouble vorte# 7 Torus)6ourtesy of 3an .inter" www soulinvitation com+

'ow the torus is a unique )ow form in hydrodynamics itallows )uids to spiral inwards and outwards on the samesurface of the torus. :t is a very stable )ow form.

:f the universe is essentially created from one universalsubstance the aether it must be form that is used to createdi?erent and separate things out of this universal substance.

-he torus is nature+s perfect )ow form to create a seeminglyseparate entity in the formless aether that is stable enoughto last.

-he torus )ow form is similar to the rings created by thesmo!e of a cigar. -he cigar smo!e whirls inwards on top ofthe smo!e ring and comes out again on the bottom of thering. :t is constantly folding inwards to come around on theother side )owing outwards. -he torus is often comparedwith the shape of a doughnut or an apple. :t+s a sphericalform folded inwards at the poles to form a small hole in themiddle.

-he individual aether torus doughnuts can be nested insideeach other. 'esting torus doughnuts requires that thevortex cones of the torus are aligned with the faces of the


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;latonic solids.

-he )at bottom of a vortex cone should touch the face of a;latonic solid.As an example we show the cube that contains 6vortex pairs or 6 torus doughnuts aligned perpendicular toeach other in a cube and < nested torus doughnuts in adodecahedron.

6ube )8 doughnuts+ 3odecahedron )9 doughnuts+)6ourtesy of 3an .inter" www soulinvitation com+

'ow we may remember from the >ube of 9etatron that the;latonic solids themselves can be nested they t into eachother. Ket+s ta!e the cube when lines are drawn tointerconnect all centres on the H faces of the cube they formthe octahedron. -he octahedron is fully circumscribed by theinitial cube. -he same process can be repeated now with theoctahedron by interconnecting the centres of the faces of theoctahedron. -he result is a cube now circumscribed by theoctahedron. -his process can go on and on forever creatingsmaller and smaller ;latonic solids perfectly nested into eachother it creates a fractal a repetitive geometric pattern.


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0ach ;hi spiral is actually a series of pure sine waves. :t is awell#!nown principle in physics that any complex waveshape can be created from the sum of simpler pure sinewaves with di?erent frequencies and amplitudes. -hisprinciple is called the 1ourier principle. -he ;hi spiral isconstructed from a series of harmonics with wavelengthsthat comply with the 3olden 9ean version of the1ibonacci sequenceD

@hen pure sine waves with wavelengths of 4C 4 G L etc. are added together they will form a perfect

;hi spiral.

3olden 9ean @aves

@hen these ;hi spirals circle around thetorus they meet and interfere. As a result of thisinterference two new additional waves will be created. @hatis important to notice is that both new waves will havewavelengths that are again in the 1ibonacci series. -hisallows that the interference will be non#destructive since theinterference will simply result in more harmonics in the1ibonacci series.

@hilst destructive interference is the norm in waveinterference the only exception in nature is when the waves


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@hen doughnuts are nested to form the electron shells ofthe atom the only requirement to continue this form of non#destructive interference is that these doughnuts alignaccording to the ;latonic *olid geometries.

@hen these nested doughnuts inside the atom are arrangedaccording to the ;latonic solids symmetries all waves willrush into the center of the atom creating repetitiverecursive or fractal patterns that not only shape the electronshells but also the nucleus. 0ventually the fractal patternsdisappear into a zero point in the nucleus of the atom. -heimplosion of the electromagnetic waves into shorter andshorter wavelengths is what gravity really is. :n a way thetorus is a miniature blac! hole that attracts the light intoitself creating gravity.

-he harmonious wave cycles that follow the 3olden9ean ratio the ;hi cycles may be the origin of the wordphysical ;hi cycle/. ;hysics would be simply the study of

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-he repetitive patterns of the ;latonic solids thatt into each other are fractals. A fractal is a repetitivepattern that can be scaled to any size. -he scale maychange but the ratio is held constant.

'ow the fractal patterns that shape the atom according toManiel @inter also shape our planets and stars in fact theuniverse.

A fractal has self#similarity at all scales it+s the samegeometric pattern repeated. -he inner structure in afractal is re)ected in the outer structure. 1ractal meansfraction of the all indicating that each piece is part of thewhole. :t is the basic idea of a hologram and this is whyaccording to Maniel @inter the universe at large is just a

super#hologram. -he fractals of electromagnetic energyinterconnect everything with everything within the universeand are the basic building bloc!s of this hologram. -hefractal repetitive structures of electromagnetic energy weavea giant cobweb throughout the universe.

-he wavelengths of planets and stars are huge incomparison with the wavelengths of the atom howeverwhen their wavelengths t into the 1ibonacci sequence ofthe 3olden 9ean they interfere non#destructively" they

implode and form a fractal attractor that we call gravity, -hisis how the planets and stars are connected by means ofimploding electromagnetic waves that we experience asgravity.

*o if the universe is in essence a hologram and there is onlyone principle that shapes everything from atoms to planetsstars and the universe at large we should nd proof ofthese vortexes ;latonic *olids and doughnut structures inall parts of the universe.

-his holographic principle of the universe was rstmentioned by the ancient 3ree! $ermes -rismegistus as oneof the seven $ermetic principles 2As above so below asbelow so above+. @hat $ermes meant was that there is acorrespondence between the di?erent planes of existencethe macro#cosmos and the micro#cosmos. -his $ermeticprinciple tells us that what we see out there in the universein the galaxies stars and planets we will also nd on a


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smaller scale inside the atoms.

*o is there any proof that may corroborate the validity of this$ermetic principle in our universe%

-he answer is yes there is" the amazing fact of the matter isthat recent discoveries reveal that the $ermetic principle

and the sacred geometry involved can be demonstrated inboth the theoretical unobservable subatomic vortexes of theatom and the very real observable largest vortexes ofhurricanes, Tichard >. $oagland and Mavid@ilcoc! discovered the pentagonal and hexagonal structuresin the eyes of violent category R and < *a&r#*impson scale/hurricanes that have threatened the Jnited *tates in the lastfew years. *atellite photos beautifully display the vespo!ed#wheel observed in the eye of some of these

hurricanes. -he satellite photo below shows the pentagon inthe eye of hurricane :sabel of *eptember ==6.

,ive-sided pentagon in hurricane $sabel

@ilcoc! and $oagland theorise in their hyper#dimensionalphysics that category R and < hurricanes open up an inter#dimensional gateway with a higher dimension that allowsaetheric energy to )ow into our physical dimension. -hisaetheric energy in the form of torsion waves discussed laterin this chapter/ create standing waves li!e the ones in Mr.$ans enny+s >ymatics experiments and are the explanationfor the observed pentagonal and hexagonal patterns in the


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eye of the hurricane.

@e would never have discovered these hyper#dimensionalaether structures in the mechanism of a hurricane if thewater vapour of the clouds had not arranged itself accordingto these interference patterns. @ilcoc! and $oagland believethat hurricanes are not only feeding on the conventionalconvection currents caused by the warm ocean waters andcooler air above but also experience anti#gravity e?ects intheir funnels as a result of the torsion waves. As a result theclouds that form the pentagram on top of the hurricane areraised in the air much higher than normal. -he antigravitye?ect increases signi cantly and coincides with theformation of the pentagram only when the internal hurricanewind speeds build up to the extreme categories R and < onthe *a&r#*impson scale.

Maniel @inter has a slightly di?erent interpretation of thesacred geometry involved in these hurricanes. AccordingManiel @inter the pentagon shape revealed in the two#dimensional satellite picture is in three#dimensional reality adodecahedron and the hexagonal shape represents the topview of an icosahedron. @inter postulates that the nestedand fractal structures of the dodecahedron and theicosahedron are the result of imploding electromagneticwaves in the eye of the hurricane. -hese electromagneticwaves are extracted from gravity @inter explains sincegravity and electromagnetism are related phenomena.$urricanes and tornados are renowned for their anomalouselectromagnetic e?ects such as thunderbolts and shininglights in the funnel of these storms. -his is an anomaly sincehurricanes and tornados are not thunderstorms. *o now itseems that nature has provided a real observablephenomenon that allows us to study the hurricane as the$ermetic counterpart of the same vortex that shapes the

atom. -he doughnut torus shape created by these vortexes can befound in the macroscopic world as well. *urprisingly enough'A*A in the summer of ==R released new information aboutdiscoveries that were made with the 0uropean *pace Agencyobservatories the :'-03TAK and O99#'ewton. -heydiscovered that so#called blac! holes in our universe areactually doughnut shaped torus formations, (lac! holes are


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objects with an unfathomable mass. -hey have the densityof millions to billions times the mass of our *un and thegravitational force of blac! holes is so strong that nothingcan escape from it not even light. 0verything in theenvironment of a blac! hole is attracted to the core of theblac! hole.

-he similarity between the macroscopic doughnuttorus shape of the blac! hole and the microscopic doughnuttorus shape of the atom is apparent. -he blac! hole+s basiccharacteristic is that its gravitation is so immense that evenlight cannot escape it. According to Maniel @inter thevortex structure of the doughnut torus structure is actuallyan implosion of 3olden 9ean waves that is no less than theequivalent of gravity. :t is light that is attracted into the core

just li!e what happens inside the (lac! $ole.

H/:t is also interesting to note that recent developments instring theory predict that blac! holes can exist at any scalefrom the microcosmic scale of particles to the macroscopicmonstrous scales of blac! holes observed in remote galaxies.:n fact at >0T' in *witzerland they are building a newcolossal particle accelerator to be nished by ==7 calledthe Karge $adron >ollider K$>/ and scientists areanticipating that the K$> may actually be powerful enoughto spawn miniature blac! holes. -his remar!able fact hasbecome possible from new insights in string theory. *tringtheory predicts not only multiple dimensions but also thatgravity unli!e all other forces in nature will be active in theseadditional dimensions. -his means that the e?ect ofgravity is far stronger at small distances than conventionaltheory predicts. :n conventional theory blac! holes can onlybe created from tremendously dense masses" however stringtheory now allows for miniature blac! holes far less dense

that can exist even at the subatomic level of particles,7/

Astrophysics is still trying to nd out the right cosmologicalmodel for our universe. -he current accepted idea has beenaround since the seventies and is the idea that the universehas been created in one giant blast called the (ig (ang. 0versince the universe has been expanding the cosmologicalmodel of an expanding universe is called the in)ationary


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model. Ine of the founders of the in)ationary model Mr.Tobert ;. Sirshner of $arvard Jniversity now believes that acyclic model can better explain the latest discoveries madeabout our universe. :n the cyclic model the universe is re#birthed in an eternal cycle of both expansion andcontraction. Tecent discoveries have shown that theuniverse not only expands but also that this expansion isaccelerating. -he only source that could explain thisacceleration is an invisible energy that permeates the entireuniverse, Astrophysics has termed this mysterious energydar! energy,

Temar!ably a cyclic model is the cosmological model thatcorresponds with the ancient 0astern cosmology. Accordingto the spiritual 0astern scripture of the Jpanishads theuniverse is recreated eternally from the breath of (rahman

by breathing in and out the ;rana of the universe.B/

-here are now a number of astrophysics theorists who havelaunched the idea that the universe at large has the shape of a giant doughnut torus. Ine of these theorists is ;rofessor

oseph *il! of the Mepartment of ;hysics Ixford Jniversity. -he most common used method by scientists to model theshape of the universe is to measure and determine thegeometry of the cosmic microwave bac!ground radiation ofthe universe the primordial residual energy of the (ig (ang.

-he new idea that the universe is shaped li!e a torus stemsfrom the last measurements of the bac!ground radiation..5/

:f we assume that the universe is indeed in a perpetual cycleof birth and death then the doughnut torus shape canperfectly explain and model this behaviour. ust suppose thatall planets stars and galaxies move through space in this

huge doughnut shaped universe. -he center of the doughnutrepresents the moment of the (ig (ang. -he center li!e thecenter of the blac! hole is a singularity where all space andtime are in nitely compressed. -hin! of this zero point as theeternal now. 'ow when we leave the zero point of thedoughnut and move outwards through the funnel over thesurface of the doughnut space emerges and starts toexpand time starts tic!ing. @e+ve left the 2white hole+ of theuniverse where planets stars and galaxies are birthed. @hile


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traversing over the surface of the torus space !eepsexpanding until we cross the equator the middle plane ofthe symmetrical torus. 'ext space starts to shrin! again andall space is attracted to the 2blac! hole+ opposite pole of thedoughnut where everything will collapse again to the zerostill point within the doughnut. @e+ve completed onecomplete cycle of birth and death, -he eternal cycle of theuniverse would be such that everything is being birthed froma singularity -he (ig (ang/ the white hole of the universe.After the universe+s birth we move for billions of yearsthrough space to end up where we started to be attractedagain into a huge blac! hole. 1rom there on the next cycle isstarted.4=/

Tecent discoveries made by astrophysics have also shown

that the ;latonic solids can also be found in the clustering ofgalaxies.

:n our galaxy the zodiac with its twelve signs actually hasthe geometry of a dodecahedron with its 4 facescorresponding to the 4 houses or signs of the zodiac,

;latonic *olids also show up in the 0arth+s energy elds aswill be demonstrated in the next chapter. -he 2aura+ of the0arth is a dodeca#icosohedron grid nested

dodecahedron and icosahedron/ that is referred to as the0arth grid for short.

Tichard $oagland together with Mavid @ilcoc! have pointedout that there are planets in our *olar *ystem that showgeological stress points at exactly 45.R7 degrees latitude.0xamples are the 3reat Ted *pot on upiter the 3reat Mar!spot of 'eptune the *un+s area of the largest sunspots. -he45.R7 degrees latitude stress points can be explained if weconsider the interlaced tetrahedron energy structures to bepresent in the sphere of these cosmic bodies.


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$nterlaced or star tetrahedron in the planets44/

-he correspondence principle of $ermes -rismegistos 2as

above so below+ is valid also for the ;latonic solids in theaura the energy eld of the human body. *cience in thenineties has actually corroborated the existence of the bioenergy elds of the human body that were already !nown tothe >hinese for thousands of years !now as the >hinesemeridian system and the seven cha!ras in the body. -heeastern >ha!ra systems of the body have been identi ed asnodes in the human body where vortexes of subtle energyfrom higher dimensions interfere with the physical body.

9any ancient traditions mention that the aetheric energycounterpart body of the physical body as the vehicle of thehuman soul. *upposedly the energy structure of the humanaura contains the wave interference patterns of the ;latonic*olids especially the star#tetrahedron.


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editation in =otus position and the erkaba6ourtesy of %nanda Bosman" www akasha de>?aton> /

-he energy body in ancient 0gypt was called the 9er!aba.9erErotating light SaEspirit (aEhuman body/. :t wasbelieved that the spinning light of the 9er!aba could ta!e aperson from one dimension into another. :t was the lightthrough which the soul descended into the human body andthat can also be used to ascend to higher planes.

-he 9er!aba energy eld of the human body is an interlacedtetrahedron double interpenetrating tetrahedron onepointing upwards and one downwards" see the cover of thisboo!/. -he 9er!aba is mentioned in many religions such asin the ewish Sabbalah which describes it as a counter


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rotating energy eld that a?ects both spirit and body.

:n the (ible 0ze!iel called the 9er!aba the vehicle of light. -his vehicle of light allowed the soul to travel betweenparallel dimensions. Sings D tells the story of prophet 0lijahand 0lisha who crossed the ordan river at (eth#0l when all of a sudden a 9er!aba of re appears and 0lijah disappears inthe whirlwind. 0lijah had vanished from the face of this 0arthand ascended from the physical plane.

-he 9er!aba is also preserved in :slam in the ancient :slamicmysticism of *u sm. -he dervish *u dancer expresses the9er!aba by spinning in a counter cloc!wise dance his robecreating two spherical discs that express the toroidial shapeor torus shape of the 9er!aba.

*acred geometry researcher Mrunvalo 9elchizede! has putmuch e?ort in reconstructing the signi cance of the9er!aba" he mentions that the human body creates the9er!aba as an electromagnetic energy eld around the body.Ananda (osman has launched a whole new science that hehas coined Vortexiajah. Vortexiajah stands for a physics ofvortexes within vortexes that perfectly corresponds withManiel @inters implosion physics. Ananda explains that the9er!aba or the Kight (ody *tar *hip as he mentions it is thevehicle between the third dimension and other higher planes

of existence. $e claims to be able to travel out of body usinghis 9er!aba. $is rst outer body experiences spontaneouslyoccurred after a serious accident where he almost lost hislife, $e claims to be in contact now with a higher intelligencehelping him to shape his new physics Vortexiajah,4 /

*acred geometry patterns of electromagnetic energy alsooccur in the energy eld radiated by the heart. -he humanheart has an electromagnetic eld in the form of a doughnuttoroidial eld perfect torus/ triggering the 7#layered musclesin the heart to beat. -his toroidial energy eld is theanimator of the heart according to Maniel @inter.

Another example is the geometry in M'A. M'A has thegeometry of ten interpenetrating dodecahedra spirallingalong the helix. :t requires ten ;hi spirals to create the topview of M'A. -he basic geometry of M'A is that of adodecahedron. *ince Maniel @inter assumes that the


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universe is one huge super hologram and that everything inthe universe is connected with everything else by means of3olden waves he believes that M'A is electro#magneticallycoupled with the 0arth grid and the Nodiac by means of thefractal dodecahedron shapes of energy.

Aether and the zero point eld

(ut how does the aether relate to the zeropoint eld that quantum scientists have discovered% Arethey one and the same thing% -he only di?erence : believe ishow these elds are being described.

(oth elds describe energy that is everywhere in theuniverse. Quantum physics however describes the zero pointeld as the collective energy that is released virtualphotons/ by all of the subatomic particles in the universewhen they fall bac! from their excited state to theirenergetic ground states called the Kamb shift after @illisKamb/. -he sum of all this energy is what creates the zeropoint eld. In the other hand the subatomic particles borrowenergy virtual photons/ from the zero point eld pushingthem into a higher energy state. -he give and ta!e of virtualphotons of energy is what shapes the zero point eld. :n thisway empty space the vacuum is actually a plenum ofelectromagnetic energy virtual photons/ spanning allfrequencies in the electromagnetic frequency domain.

:n contrast with quantum physics the aether theories statethat there are no particles only waves. -he zero point in theaether theory of Maniel @inter is the perfect stillness thealpha and the omega of creation. -his zero point is perfectstillness and in nite movement at the same time. :t+s thesame thing. $ow can this be% $ow can these opposites bethe same% -he cascade of 3olden waves creates an in niteseries of higher harmonics and when all the waves are addedup using the 1ourier principle it creates a )at wave of zero$ertz perfect stillness,


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force energy a spiritual energy called many names li!e;rana Si >hi A!asha to name a few.

:n this chapter we+ll present some 2proof+ of this startlingconclusion although scientists have di?erent ideas to cometo this conclusion. 1or instance Mavid @ilcoc! refers toTussian research on torsion waves that travel as spirallingimpulses through the aether at a billion times the speed oflight. -hey are caused by many types of events such as themovement of physical objects but also surprisingly enoughby conscious thought, Tussian discoveries revealed that ourthoughts and feelings extend far beyond the body and travelthrough the universe,

Quantum physicist Mavid (ohm also believes that theuniverse is holographic in nature and that there is an

undivided wholeness of all things. :t is useless to thin! interms of separate particles since they are li!e littlewhirlpools in the river you can+t tell where the whirlpoolstarts and the river ends. (ohm goes on to say thatconsciousness is not only present in animate life forms butalso in inanimate matter since energy space time andconsciousness are not separate things according to (ohm.

Amit 3oswami says that consciousness must be the groundof all being to solve the ambiguity of the >openhagen

interpretation of quantum science. *o it must beconsciousness that is primordial and shapes the physical.Amit 3oswami is the author of the boo! 2-he self#awareuniverse+.

Maniel @inter explains consciousness as follows" whereverthe aether waves organize themselves around the torus tobecome fractal or recursive they turn around the torus tomeet themselves they become self#referential. 'ot only dothey create gravity but also self#reference or self#awarenessin the process. *elf#reference is the principle of being self#aware and is the de nition of consciousness according to theancient Vedas.

-he 3olden waves in the fractal geometrical patterns areattracted to the zero point the focal point of the atom. -hezero point acts as a fractal attractor drawing into it all theelectromagnetic waves that can be shared to ride the rollercoaster of the cascading 3olden waves. :n a sense it+s a


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miniature blac! hole attracting the light into itself meanwhilecreating not only gravity but also self#awareness.

(ut if recursive electro#magnetic waves forming fractals isthe true nature of consciousness it means thatconsciousness is not restricted to life forms only but alsoinanimate objects must have a !ind of consciousness. Allmaterial things in the universe must be self#aware,

:ndigenous tribes li!e the native :ndians of America and theAustralian aboriginals for instance have always claimed thateverything from the raindrops to rivers from roc!s tomountains are alive. >onscious life is not restricted toanimate life forms that dwell upon the land" the :ndiansbelieved that every material thing had a soul including theland. -o these people all of creation was alive and part of the

whole" they worshipped the mountains and the rivers themoon and the *un just as much as the animals and plants.

Iur western culture regards the ancient religions as primitivesince the ancients worshiped the stars and planets as the3ods of the $eavens. 9aybe they didn+t have such aprimitive and poor concept of reality after all% 9aybe it is uswho have some catching up to do%

:t is now dawning in science that the universe may be self#

aware. -his implies that all atoms planets stars etc areself#aware and have some form of individuality. @e can nolonger spea! of consciousness that is restricted to organiclife forms alone" consciousness can reside in many formsincluding stars and planets. -he universe itself may be oneconscious being that we humans are part of.

-his ma!es every single focal point of electromagneticwaves an individual consciousness that is part of theuniversal consciousness. $uman individual consciousnessfocusing in the human body is simply a piece of the totalconsciousness of the universe. -he brain is merely theantenna tuned to receive the individual consciousness fromthe universal consciousness just li!e the quantum braintheory suggests. 0ach individual mind however also hasaccess to the universal mind.

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philosophers scientists artists and musicians that haveinspired us throughout the Ages. :f we accept this thenwithin this holographic concept of consciousness ourseparate egos must be illusions.

A growing number of physicists today believe that theuniverse indeed is self#aware. @hy is it that almost all of theworld religions associate 3od+s consciousness with light% -he(ible tells us that 3od is the Kight of the world,

Maniel @inter+s implosion physics now tells us that it isconscious light that creates the material world, >ould thisuniversal consciousness that many li!e to refer to as 3od bethe zero point in the aether the still point thefractal attractor in chaos theory that draws all the light of theworld into itself where all is Ine% -he zero point could be

regarded as the source and destination the alpha and theomega of creation. Maniel @inter tells us that it is thisuniversal consciousness that focuses the waves into the zeropoint and !eeps it spinning it can be compared with the3force mentioned in AetherMynamics,

(ut wasn+t 3od also associated with unconditional love% :f3od is really to be associated with conscious light thenwhere is the love in all of @inter+s 3olden waves%

;hi and Kove

9anfred >lynes a former concertpianist studied the relation between music andemotion. Muring his many performances he learned thatcertain parts of his playing moved people more than others.$e wanted to nd out what it was in music what pitches andnotes touched people more than others. $e embar!ed on ascienti c career to nd out.

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emotions. -he tender hugs and caressing between peopleseemed to follow predictable envelopes of pressure thatwere universal. $is studies showed that they were notrelated to cultural religious or racial bac!grounds. All overthe world people seem to follow the same recipe for creatingemotions in waves.

0xpressions of anger and hate where people push and jer!the other also follow predictable wave paths of pressure.Amazingly the emotion associated with love is 3olden9ean related, :f we+re hugging our loved one and we expressthe feeling of love the maximum pressure in the hug is atexactly the 3olden 9ean ratio with respect to the totalduration of the hug,


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@elation between emotions and wave envelops .)6ourtesy of 3an .inter" www soulinvitation com+

Maniel @inter concluded from 9anfred >lynes material thatlove must be 3olden 9ean related,

*o it seems there is only one way the universalconsciousness of the universe can create. :t requires theloving non#destructive interference bending of light intofractal structures of geometries that allows the waves tostand and interfere eternally. -he higher harmonics in the3olden 1ibonacci sequence are all based on the longest;hi wave the carrier wave. -he cascade of electromagnetic

waves all braid on this 3olden wave with the longestwavelength the long ;hi wave or lo#;hi wave the love#wave,

:s lo#;hi the origin of the word love%

*o it seems only love creates and we can now appreciatethat the loving waves that interfere with each other is whatcreates the material world. :f the interfering waves did notmaintain the 3olden 9ean ratio in wavelength destructive

interference would be the result and the material world couldsimply not exist. :sn+t it true that love can move mountainsand that hate and anger destroys everything% @e can seethe same principle expressed in waves that lovinglyconstruct the material world, @hen the waves hate eachother they compete and !ill each other,

Kight in a straight line is energy loving light bent around afocal point creates matter and it+s the universalconsciousness that !eeps the waves centered, :f theuniversal mind of the universe 3od is the light and love ofthe world li!e the (ible has always told us" we can nowappreciate it from a scienti c perspective,

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Maniel @inter is a member of the $eart>oherence -eam that has developed a $eart -uner U.

-he $eart -uner is a heartCbrain biofeedbac! system that isable to measure the coherence between the heartbeats0lectrocardiogram 0>3/ and the brainwaves0lectroencephalogram 003/ of an individual. :t is used by

therapists and researchers but is also suited for individualsto establish balance between the heart and mind.

1or the rst time in history we+re able to really measurehuman emotions such as compassion empathy love angerand frustration. -he $eart -uner uses the electromagneticwaves of the heart and the brain and is able to determine ifthere is harmony between them in other words if there iscoherence between heart and mind. @hat the $eart -unerdoes is that it chec!s whether our feelings and thoughts arebalanced.

1or ages we+ve believed that the heart is the home of ourfeelings and emotions it is expressed in almost any popularlove song however human emotions can now really bemeasured and they stem from the heart indeed. 0motionsare re)ected in the waves of the 0>3.

Also our thoughts leave a ngerprint in the electromagneticeld of the brain our brainwaves recorded in the 003. -he$eart -uner pic!s up the signals of the heart and the brainand is able to detect phase loc!s between the waves of the0>3 and the 003.

@hen a phase loc! is detected not only do the frequenciesin the heart signal match up with the frequencies of thebrainwaves also their phase matches the waves areharmoniously connected, :n technical terms the signals aresaid to be coherent, @hat really is happening is that the

person involved is balancing his feelings and his thoughtsand he+s experiencing peaceful joyful feelings bliss.

-he $eart -uner has proven its therapeutic bene tsD

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electromagnetic energy into itself.

*o how does the heart and brain waves that have longwavelengths connect and loc! with the much shorterwavelengths of the M'A% :t+s the 3olden 9ean ratio thatbridges the scale of the long wavelength of the heart andbrain waves to the short wavelength of M'A. @hen ourthoughts and emotions are attuned to love a cascade of1ibonacci series of harmonics is created that lin!s the energyof the heart and mind to our own M'A.

*o emotion is really energy it is energy in motion e#motion.0motion is li!e a roller coaster conveying the emotionalenergy from the heart to every cell in our body into our veryown M'A. -he energy of our emotions moves between thesescales of long waves to short waves and is nally delivered

to our M'A. 1ritz ;opp had previously discovered the biophotons the blue light in the body and assumed that it wassomehow related to M'A Maniel @inter explains us the wavecoupling mechanism of how the energy of the mind andheart is delivered to our very own M'A.

@hen the heart expresses the emotion of love it creates acascade of 3olden 9ean electromagnetic waves in fact itcreates gravity just li!e the atom does when it attracts by3olden 9ean braiding electromagnetic waves into the zero

still point. @hy have we always associated love with gravity%@hy do we use words li!e :+m attracted to you li!e the moonis to the 0arth when we+re in love with someone% @hy hasour emotion always been associated with weight% @hen:saac 'ewton saw the apple fall from the tree he justdiscovered gravity. $e ran o? to tell others and explained theprinciple of gravity by saying that the apple is attracted tothe 0arth. -he people stared and laughed at him the wholeidea seemed preposterous how could an apple be attracted

to the 0arth% Are they in love% Inly people in love areattracted to each other. :t too! 'ewton a long time beforepeople started to get used to the idea of gravity as a force of attraction. :n those days 'ewton would have done better tota!e other words to explain the principles of gravity. $oweverta!ing Maniel @inter+s theory of gravity literally the wordattraction seems just ne" it now seems appropriate threehundred years after 'ewton to say that the 0arth and themoon are in love and that it is gravitation that is drawing a


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man to a woman,

Maniel @inter also used his $eart -uner on a trained yogiwho went into a deep state of meditation. 1ormerly he hadinstructed the yogi to focus on a tree and to send lovingthoughts to the tree. $e placed an antenna near the tree andlin!ed both the yogi and the antenna near the tree to his$eart -uner.

-he antenna under the tree pic!ed up the 0arth+selectromagnetic *chumann waves. -he *chumann wavesnamed after 3erman ;rofessor @.I *chumann werediscovered in 45< . -he *chumann waves are a result of the*chumann resonance a frequency resonation of about B$ertz that occurs between upper layers in the atmosphereand the 0arth+s crust. :t is called 3aia+s heartbeat.

-he *chumann resonance is somehow related to humanconsciousness since brainwaves operate in a frequencydomain that includes the B#$ertz *chumann frequency.*pacecraft of 'A*A are all equipped with a device thatsimulates the natural *chumann resonance frequency. 1romearly space travel 'A*A learned that astronauts getdisoriented and distressed when they are shut o? from the*chumann resonance. As a human being we depend on it.

Maniel @inter demonstrated that the trees in the woods actli!e huge antennae that pic! up the *chumann frequencyand amplify it. @hen hoo!ed up to the $eart -uner henoticed rst of all that that the yogi+s 0>3 and 033 werecoherent as expected from earlier experiments. $owever healso found that the yogi+s brainwaves and heartbeats hadbecome coherent with the *chumann resonance of the0arth,

@hat he demonstrated with his experiment is that when wefeel love we tune into and become one with nature itself.Maniel @inter now believes that all biological life depends onthe *chumann resonance as the carrier wave the long;hi wave to braid electromagnetic 3olden waves. $umanscan lin! up to biology and to mother 0arth itself for thatmatter. -he heartbeat of this planet is the *chumannresonance. :t may be the explanation why a wal! in thewoods is so refreshing and why people li!e to spend time innature. (eing completely shut o? from the *chumann


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resonance on high altitudes in a plane where the fuselageacts li!e a big 1araday cage is now believed to contribute tothe e?ects of a jetlag.

Maniel @inter warns us of the hazards of electromagneticsmog in our biosphere" it destructively interferes withbiology itself and nally causes cancer. @e+ve shieldedourselves from the natural *chumann resonance and the0arth grid energies by hiding in concrete buildings and bydestroying the green forests of the globe the antennae thatamplify the *chumann resonance. -he power grid in theJnited *tates that drains current into the 0arth causes theworst case of electromagnetic pollution and this activityshould be stopped immediately according to Man @inter,46/

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'i!ola -esla around 45== was the rst toexperiment with two spiral coils caduceus shaped/. $efed the two coils with opposing alternating currents such thatthey would create electromagnetic elds that would be self#cancelling. Although the electromagnetic elds were

cancelled out he demonstrated that his -esla coils werenevertheless able to transmit energy over long distances. $ehad actually discovered a new form of energy. Temar!ably

-esla+s waves did not loose its energy at the inverse squareof the distance as normal electromagnetic energy does evenover long distances there was no loss of energy to benoticed.

-esla+s wor! on this revolutionary new form of energy wasalmost forgotten in history. :t retrospect it seems his wor!was too revolutionary to be accepted by society in the lastcentury especially its application of free energy. -his is whyhis wor! nearly disappeared without trace. 1ortunately thesame form of new energy was independently discovered inthe nineteen fties by Tussian astrophysicist Mr. 'i!olai A.Sozyrev 45=B#45B6/. Sozyrev+s discoveries were !ept secretby the *oviet Jnion during the >old @ar. :t was only after thefall of the :ron >urtain that Sozyrev+s discoveries were slowlyrevealed to the @est. :n the *oviet Jnion thousands of

academics have delved into this subject after Sozyrev+sinitial discovery of this new form of energy. Sozyrev provedthe existence of the aether once and for all.

-his new energy is neither electromagnetic in nature nordoes it relate to gravity as it stands on its own. -he new formof energy discovered by Sozyrev is a spiralling non#$ertzianelectromagnetic wave that travels through the vacuum atsuper#luminal speeds a billion times 4= >/ faster than light.Mue to the spiralling nature of the wave the wave is called atorsion wave since it traces a spiralling path, According toindependent researcher Mavid @ilcoc! the torsion wave alsotraces a perfect ;hi spiral, -orsion waves are called non#$ertzian waves since they do not obey the classical theory of $ertz and 9axwell.

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got very much interest in physics until Sozyrev discoveredtheir actual existence.

@e have already discussed torsion waves in chapter R aboutthe zero point eld where we mentioned that -om(earden discovered that the fundamental wave in theelectromagnetic wave is a scalar wave. -he scalar wave isthe wave that remains when two opposite electromagneticwaves interfere cancelling out the electric and magnetic eldcomponents just li!e -esla did. -he result is a hithertounrecognised component in the electromagnetic wave alongitudinal wave vibrating in the same direction it istravelling. 9axwell+s classical electromagnetic wave theorythat is still the prevailing theory today for electromagnetismdoes not allow for scalar waves and accounts for transverseelectromagnetic waves only. -hese transverse $ertzian

waves named after $einrich $ertz are created when electriccharges oscillate from side to side in a dipole antenna. At adistance they will induce a transverse force on a charge in adistant radio receiver antenna when aligned perpendicular tothe propagated direction of the $ertzian wave.

*calar waves lac!ing transverse polarity are generated in atotally di?erent way and cannot be received with a normaldipole antenna the antenna used in all of our ordinaryelectronic receivers. -his is also the explanation for why thisnew form of energy has not been discovered much earlier.

-om (earden+s scalar waves now get support from ;aul KaViolette whose sub quantum !inetics theory not only predictsthe $ertzian transverse waves but also -esla+s longitudinalscalar waves. According to ;aul Ka Violette a monopoleantenna such as a charged sphere will create longitudinalscalar potential waves when periodically charged anddischarged. *calar potential waves can and have beendetected using a (endini detector.

-o prevent the misconstruing of scalar and torsionwaves mentioned in this boo! they are synonyms for thesame wave.

*calar or torsion waves now seem to play a signi cant role inexplaining our physical reality. Although torsion elds arevery wea! they can be measured using torsion beambalances that were rst developed by Sozyrev. -orsion wavescreate minute forces in matter and that+s how they can be


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detected.

-orsion elds can be either static or dynamic. *tatic torsionelds can ta!e on the form of vortexes li!e the onementioned in the implosion physics of Maniel @inter. -hesestatic vortex torsion elds in the fabric of the vacuum spacecan stay in one place for a very long period of time.Sozyrev discovered that torsion elds can also propagatethrough space as torsion waves at tremendous speeds atleast one billion times the speed of light 4= >/.

$e noticed that all physical objects both absorb and radiatetorsion waves. (y sha!ing vibrating deforming heating andcooling physical objects they generate measurable torsionwaves. 0ven the displacement of an object generates torsionwaves that can be measured. All movement therefore from

the vibrations of atoms to the orbits of our planets and starsleaves their traces in the form of torsion waves in the aether.

A very remar!able phenomenon that Sozyrev discovered byrotating gyroscopes is that they lose very small butmeasurable amounts of weight. Also rmly sha!ing objectscould ma!e objects lose weight. 'ow from our currentunderstandings of physics this is quite impossible, :t violatesall physical laws how can solid matter lose weight when it isspun at high speeds or sha!en% :f we still believe that matter

is made of little hard marbles called particles yes this wouldbe a great mystery, $owever Sozyrev showed that thegyroscopes shed more torsion waves when sha!en or spunso that aetheric energy that sustains the object was shedbac! into the bac!ground sea of the aether. -he momentaryloss of aether energy accounted for the weight drop.

Mr. $arold Aspden of >ambridge Jniversity discovered arelated phenomenon. $e attached a powerful magnet to agyroscope and spun it at high speeds. $e measured theamount of energy required to accelerate the gyroscope tofull speed to be a 4=== oules. 'ow to his surprise when hestopped the gyroscope from spinning and restarted thegyroscope to spin again within H= seconds after it stopped itrequired 4= times less energy to spin the gyroscope to thesame speed. -he spin of the gyroscope had added extra spinto the aether that sustains the gyroscope that lasted for awhile before it wore o? rather li!e the momentum stored inthe tea of a teacup after stirring it with a teaspoon. @e now


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!now that spinning magnets are strong torsionwave generators.

Another violation of the laws of 'ewton with respect totorsion elds comes from (ruce Me ;alma. $e conductedexperiments where he catapulted two identical steel balls atthe same speed under the same angle into the air. -he onlydi?erence between the balls was that one of the balls wasrotating at 7=== revolutionsCminute and the other was not.

-he spinning ball reached far higher into the air than thenon#spinning ball. (y the spinning of the ball torsion eldswere created that caused a slight change in the total mass of the ball.

Sozyrev discovered that stars also radiate torsionwave energy and postulated that these torsion waves were

generated due to the spinning of the stars. 1rom hisastronomical observations of stars using dedicatedtelescopes to measure the torsion wave radiation he noticedthat the star radiated this torsion wave energy from alocation in the s!y that must be the true position of the starwhereas the visible light of the star reveals the position ofthe star many years ago since it too! many light#yearsbefore this light reached the 0arth. 1rom this observation heconcluded that the torsion wave must travel at super#luminalspeeds. $e even noticed that torsion wave radiation wasreceived in a location in the s!y that revealed the futureposition of the star, *ince torsion waves travel at super#luminal speeds they can cross the time barrier and 2move+into the future.

*ince the 0arth also radiates torsion waves and this torsionradiation is much stronger near the poles Sozyrev+sexperiments are geographical location dependant. $e alsonoticed that his e?ects could only be measured during the

cold periods of the year. :n the summer the intense solartorsion waves interfered with the torsion waves of hisexperiments. Iur *un is the greatest torsion wave generatorin our *olar *ystem.4R/

-orsion waves )ow in and out of all physical matter andatoms are basically all torsion wave generators.

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the implosion physics of Maniel @inter that spiral into thenucleus of the atom li!ewise cancel the electromagneticcomponents of the electromagnetic waves and results in atorsion wave.

Phi caduceus scalar wave)6ourtesy of 3an .inter" www soulinvitation com+

Tussian science has actually many names for Maniel @inter+selectromagnetic energy vortexes such as spin elds torsionelds and axion elds" they are all vacuum spin elds. -hedoughnut and vortex structures of spiralling 3olden9ean waves described by Maniel @inter are forms of statictorsion elds. -he spiralling into the zero still point of theelectromagnetic vortex creates the following e?ectsD

:t accumulates 2in nite+ energy due to the implosion ofthe waves into smaller and smaller wavelengths. -heshorter the wavelength the more energy is contained inthe spiralling wave. Ki!e the tornado accumulatesenergy and focuses it into the eye of the tornado theelectromagnetic vortex accumulates energy into itsstill#point. 'otice that it is the extreme spinning of airmolecules in the eye of a tornado that gives it itsimmense destructive power.


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A spin eld of electromagnetic energy stores inertiathe resistance to movement/. -he more spin the moreinertia is stored. -he same inertia e?ect isdemonstrated by spinning tops and gyroscopes thatresist any change to their momentum.

:f we appreciate these two e?ects created by torsion eldswe may start to understand why matter and energy areinterchangeable 0instein+s famous formula 0EmF cW / andwhat it is that gives matter its solidness.

:f we organise vortex spin elds of electromagnetic energy inthe organisation patterns of the ;latonic solids we call anatom we may now understand thatD

9atter is a dense form of accumulated energy

9atter internally has properties of inertia that gives itmass.

*o in reality there is really nothing solid about matter. 9ass

is the illusion of a solid thing it+s the 9aya of the materialworld mentioned by the -ao. -his illusion is sustained by thestored inertia in the waves and has tric!ed science intomaintaining a false concept of inertia. @e+ve always believedthat inertia is an inherent property of mass but the truth is

just the opposite the stored inertia of spinningelectromagnetism in a local region of space creates thee?ect we observe as mass,

-here is little !nown in @estern science about torsion eldscreated by matter spun at high speeds. 'A*A has justrecently launched a satellite in April ==R to investigate thespin elds of the planets in our *olar *ystem. *ince mostscientists believe that the spin eld is a property of matterthey fail to recognise that it is the torsion eld that createsmatter in the rst place. (ruce de ;alma+s spinning gyroexperiments proved that gyroscopes actually lose weight.

-his phenomenon is totally unexplainable within the currentscienti c paradigm however if we understand that by


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spinning an object we change the overall electromagneticspin stored in the object we may see why it has a feeble butmeasurable a?ect on its mass.

@e can now also start to see why $aisch X Tueda discussedin chapter R 2-he Nero ;oint 1ield+ were able to prove'ewton+s famous law of inertia 1Em F a. -hey proved thatinertia is the e?ect caused by accelerating mass through thezero point eld. @ell since the electromagnetic vortex withinthe atom stores both zero point energy and inertia we+re notsurprised to nd a correlation here.

*tatic torsion elds in the form of vortexes in the aether andthe spiralling torsion wave travelling at super#luminal speedsare getting more and more attention in @estern science.According to some torsion waves are the missing lin! in the

search for a nal 2theory of everything+ 0instein+s uni edeld theory. :t seems that electromagnetism gravity andtorsion waves are all members of the same family" they are

just di?erent forms of aether vibrations.

-he most astonishing fact that may prove that a 2theory foreverything+ is within reach is the fact thatSozyrev discovered that human thoughts and feelings aregenerating torsion waves as well. $e has been able tomeasure torsion waves that were caused by sudden human

emotional changes. *o what Sozyrev proved was thatD6onsciousness is related to aether vibrations

Iur very thoughts and emotions create torsion waves thattravel at super#luminal speeds to the far ends of theuniverse.

-orsion waves may be the physics for telepathy the ability of mind reading between two individuals. *ince torsion

wave can physically a?ect matter it may also be theexplanation for psycho!inesis or ;S the ability to mentallychange physical objects. *tage performer and spoon benderJri 3eller has always demonstrated these abilities in front oflarge audiences. Although many still thin! he was a conmanhe has been subjected to scienti c scrutiny but they couldnever disprove his ability. Muring the >old @ar Tussianscientists experimented a lot with psychics because theybelieved that their abilities were genuine.


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'ow we may remember from chapter 6 2*cience and>onsciousness+ the research programs of Mr. @illiam -illerinto the e?ects of human intention. $e used test persons toimprint their intentions into his ::0M device and as!ed themto manipulate the outcome of an experiment for instancethe lowering of the acidity of water. -he ::0M device wasplaced in a room for extended periods of time and the e?ectof lowering the acidity of water could clearly be measured.

After a while the ::0M device could be removed from theroom and the e?ect continued. -he room had somehowbecome conditioned. 'ow the conditioning of this room maybe explained by the presence of static torsion elds thatwere imprinted in the physical vacuum of the room byhuman intention, -hese torsion elds created by means of

human intention are able to create subtle changes in matter.

:n 45BR Man!achov showed that static torsion elds couldalso be memorized in water. @ater proves to be a goodmedium for storing static torsion elds. -he late 1renchbiologist acques (enveniste has proven that water is able tomemorize the constitution of chemical compounds that weredissolved in it. *omehow a torsion eld can be created inwater that is a ngerprint of the chemicals dissolved in the

water. After diluting the water a great number of times suchthat no possible molecules of the original chemicalcompounds could be found the heavily diluted water stillmaintained its properties as if the original compounds werestill in there. @hat had happened is that although nomolecular traces could be found in the water there was stillthe imprint in the water of the original torsion eld of thechemical compounds. (enveniste also demonstrated that bysimply placing a second bottle next to the rst one he couldcopy the properties of the water from one bottle to the other.

-he torsion eld of the rst bottle of water was induced intothe second,

;rof. Mr. Mavid *chweitzer is able to photograph this memorye?ect of water. $e has a fairly simple method to measure thewater memory e?ect of water and the imprint they leavebehind in the water. $e ta!es a water drop and allows it todry up at a tilted angle. 'ext he investigates the dried upwater drop under a microscope and shows how interesting


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light structures become visible.

-he memory e?ect of water may be a physical explanationfor homeopathy. 9any people are very sceptical abouthomeopathy because how can clear water that has beendiluted so many times such that all chemical compounds aregone still have a medical e?ect% ;ure water can+t have ahealing e?ect can it% $owever the invisible torsion elds thatare present in the water may be the reasonable explanationfor this phenomenon.4


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-orsion waves are very remar!able waves asthey never wear o? they propagate to the far corners of theuniverse without losing their power and in this respect theyhave eternal life. -orsion waves as they travel through thephysical vacuum do not encounter any friction" thereforethey maintain their energy. As torsion waves traverse the

universe they interfere with other torsion waves. Iver timethey weave a tapestry of the history of all that has everhappened within the universe from the movement of thesmallest subatomic particle to the revolution of the planetsand the expansion of galaxies. Temember that torsion wavesare generated by many phenomena such as the vibration ordisplacement of matter electromagnetic energy and ourconscious thoughts to name a few.

-orsion elds are therefore information elds as they encodeeverything that has left its traces in the form of torsionwaves in this universe. -his boils down to the recording ofevery little thought that was ever thought and every littlemove that was ever made. -he interference patterns of thetorsion waves form a huge hologram that permeates thewhole of the universe.

ust li!e the waves of the seas form an interference patternthat in theory allows us to decode the movement of theships that stirred its surface li!ewise torsionwaves theoretically allow us to decode the history of ouruniverse. -he only di?erence between the waves at sea andthe torsion waves is that the sea waves eventually loosetheir energy as they crest at the shores. -he superposition of torsion waves and their memory capacity however islimitless and eternal.

-orsion waves allow for information transfer across theuniverse connecting every atom with every other atom and

since torsion waves travel at super luminous speeds theycould be the explanation of the non#local e?ects that werepredicted in theory and empirically discovered in quantumphysics. -he information eld created by torsion wavesallows for a coherent whole of the universe connectingevery little atom with all other matter in the universeinforming it of its whereabouts and activity. :n fact scientistsare discovering a very high state of coherence in ourphysical universe that cannot easily be explained if the


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universe is a bunch of single individual parts of atomsmolecules planets and stars that only maintain contact byseparate forces such as gravity acting upon them. Quantumentangled particles !eep their coherent relation eternally andare not bothered by any distance separating them whether itbe a few millimetres or the distance of a galaxy. -hesecoherent relations can only be explained if an invisible eldpermeates the universe that interconnects them.

-he information eld described above is termed the A# eldby ;rofessor 0meritus 0rvin Kaszlo. Kaszlo in the last fourdecades developed an integral theory for everything" insteadof specialising in one particular eld Kaszlo has studiedmany elds of science and nally developed an integralsystem theory. According to Kaszlo the A# eld is morefundamental than energy and matter in the universe. :t+s this

primordial information eld that is the ground of our universeinterconnecting everything with everything rendering ourview of separate entities in this universe useless. :n hissystem theory there are no separate entities at all"2separate+ entities that we observe in our universe are allembedded in one seamless interwoven net of connections.

-he A# eld of torsion waves may be new to science but itsexistence has been !nown for thousands of years in the 0ast.

-he only new thing about it is that it is being rediscovered bywestern science. 0astern spiritual tradition has named thiseld the A!asha eld. A!asha is a *ans!rit word meaningradiating or shining it+s a synonym for aether. A!asha is thewomb of creation bringing forth every physical aspect thatcan be perceived with the senses according to easterntraditions. :n ancient eastern spirituality the history writtenwithin the A!asha eld are called the As!ashic chroniclesthe boo! of life that records everything that has everhappened or will happen in the universe. -he A!ashic

chronicles or A!ashic records contain the story of every soulthat ever lived on this planet.

-he A!ashic records are holographic torsion elds ofindividuals that embed in larger holograms of groups ofpeoples such as nations. -he holograms of nations weavethe hologram of humanity on 0arth and resembles what >arl

ung called the collective mind of man. -he A# eld or A!ashaeld can explain the psychic abilities reported by many


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people to see into the past and !now about events that too!place in this world that were not perceived by any personalcognitive conscious experience. -he A!ashic records are thestorehouse of information that has been consulted by allgreat seers throughout the ages including 0dgar >ayce.

-he author of this boo! personally testi es that psychicgifted people are able to read the A!ashic records. :n thepast : have been consulting a paranormal practitioner for along time. (eing born as a very sceptical person mydisbelief in the paranormal however eventually melted as :was confronted with many unusual cures that : could notexplain. : also shared many experiences with other clients ofthis practitioner during the long waiting hours in the waitingroom. Muring one of my consultations : handed him aphotograph of someone close to me without disclosing any

prior details about the person in the picture not a singleword. : simply as!ed if he could help this person. $e held hishand above the picture to sense it while he started to revealto me what had happened to this person in clear details andquiete explicitly explained the situation this person was in.

-he information hit me right in the face for : !new he wasright. : was totally )abbergasted by the experience sincethere was no way he could !now the details he was revealingto me, 1rom this moment on : !new with absolute certaintythat there was something fundamentally missing in myunderstanding of what : believed to be my materialisticreality.

-o me this personal experience changed my scepticismabout the paranormal once and for good. After my rstexperience : met and tal!ed to several people withparanormal abilities. : can therefore from my own experiencetestify that psychic abilities to read the A!ashic records arereal and that indeed everything that has every happened in

this world must be written in the vacuum fabric of space andtime. $uman consciousness is able to read this boo! of life.

-oday : believe there is no woman more convincinglydemonstrating her psychic abilities than the famousAmerican medium >har 9argolis. *he conducts readings on

-V#shows where she is able to give the most amazing detailsabout the deceased loved#ones always starting by spellingout the names of the spirits she+s contacting, *he is able to


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see spirits read thoughts and foresee events reading fromthe A!ashic records. $er mission is to show people thatdeath is not the end but really the start of a new beginning.*he is also here to tell us that each one of us has theseinnate intuitive abilities just li!e she has.

: thin! everyone of us at least has had one or moreexperiences in his life where he or she suddenly had accessto information not perceived by the senses. @hat we callintuition a sudden insight or feeling that informs us about asituation may be explained by moments of unconsciouslytapping into the A!asha eld and having access toinformation we can+t logically explain. *ometimes we just!now things,

-wins who are emotionally very close often !eep a telepathic

contact and unconsciously !now about each other especiallywhen the other twin half is in distress. -wins often have anability called twin#pains" they are able to sense the pain ofthe other half in cases of for instance a severe toothache.

Iwners of a dog !now that their dogs are often mysteriouslyable to sense their bosses return home after a long day atthe o&ce. Animals in nature are able to sense a pending0arthqua!e. $ours preceding the actual qua!e animals startto respond very nervously as if they sense something terrible

is about the happen. 0arthqua!es are accompanied by atremendous release of torsion waves as a result of thefrictions that occur in the 0arth crust prior to the qua!e itself.

-hese intensi ed torsion waves are most li!ely sensed by theanimals+ consciousness and may explain their nervousbehaviour in anticipation of the qua!es. $umanity hassomehow lost its paranormal abilities that are still commonin animals. Muring the tragic events of the tsunami that too!place on the Hth Mecember ==R rescue wor!ers in the

aftermath of the 0arthqua!e were amazed to nd an almostcomplete absence of dead wildlife although there were somany human casualties. -he reason may be that animalsused

aether vibrations - behold the new old paradigm

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