free energy from nature (Page 2 of 3)

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Well, to be brief, Matthew has effectively contributed to clutter the forum with disconnected words and concepts - intentions unknown.  He seems to be trying to preach, but even a preacher has to make sense of his ideas.  More of a stream of consciousness understood only by the originator, and even that is in question.

Isn't it about time someone produced the cat pictures? :-)

Just heard about the "inflation theory" of the universe - expansive.

Regards

JT

Hi

Well there is another thread somewhere and a few posted amusing cat photographs to kind of bring the thread back on track :-D

Warm regards

JT

The Edwin Gray Pulsed Capacitor Discharge Electric Engine  (from pureenergysystems.com)

I see a need to implement the use of energy sources that are not environmentally destructive.  Oil is becoming expensive and the process of searching for and extracting oil is destructive in itself.  I am particularly aware of the negative effects of these endeavors as they relate to the Amazon rainforest and the people who live there.

In the coming months and years, suppression may be increased in some areas of society and lessened in others.  There may be openings to design and develop innovative energy sources.  Information may be available through meditation or intuition in order to assist in developing these technologies.

I have not personally witnessed suppression of "free energy" research, but I have heard stories.  If these devices were impossible to make, then I do not see much need to have an active suppression campaign.  This may provide an indication of feasibility.

The following quotes from Handbook for the New Paradigm Volume II relate to "free energy from nature."

Volume II Section 13
"The natural ingenuity and creativity have been encouraged and then turned to advantage or "bought out" and shelved. A particularly appropriate example is the continued development of sources of energy and transportation that would end the dependence on oil and coal which would eliminate the health endangering of both the human body and the planetary flora and fauna. These are available to be developed very quickly in the context of the new paradigm."

Volume II Section 13
"Is this saying that technology should be abandoned entirely and 6 billion people should return to indigenous living? That certainly would return the planet to 500 million people quickly through starvation. If living in that way would allow understanding of the universal laws, then it would be a worthwhile experience. However, knowledge of the laws from those who have both advanced technology and understanding is available to help, consequently the indigenous alternative would not be necessary."

Volume II Section 28
"The pivotal point is reached when the critical group in this focused thought is in harmony with the surrounding galactic environment, when it conforms to and within the universal laws and becomes the intent of humanity. It is then that the victory is won, the victors will write the new scenario and, on request, advice is available to accomplish the manifestation of the new experience. Again, free will is the controlling factor. The advisors have available technology that surpasses any that is present on earth. These can and will be shared and abundant life will not mean tramping barefoot in the desert, unless the victors steadfastly choose that scenario."

Handbook for the New Paradigm Volume II:
http://www.futuredynamicadvantage.com/n … mvol2.html

I "lived off the grid" for several years, albeit I did use gas for the generator-but for the most part solar panels provided most of the evergy needed.  One can have all the modern conveniences, but it does take some work.  Checking to see if the voltage meter can provide enough juice for internet usage, reconfiguring the hot tub to use propane and copper tubing for instant water heating (European type of water heater), propane lights and frig.  Old fashioned ringer washer, special toilet (boat kind), figuring out ways to meet one's needs can be fun and challanging.  It is possible, you don't have to live like a "cave man" or do without modern conveniences.  Bartering with the neighbors and eating meals together, being there for each other, but respecting each others privacy. I  provided emergency medical help when the need arose, another neighbor helped with construction skills, someone else may have had an extra propane  tank for back up.  Point being, we all helped each other out and everything seemed to balance out in the long run.  Miss those days, but thankful those skills are still with me.