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Greetings Free energy people. I am fascinated with Flavio Thomas's Pyramid that generates electricity. The directions on the video are not complete enough for me to build one at home. Has anyone built a working model? I am very interested in making contact with people who are interested. Imagine, no one will be cold during the winter :-)...John

Tesla in his lecture before the American Institute of Electrical Engineers at Columbia College in New York, on 20 May 1891 [3]. Tesla prepared several exciting and new experiments with the assistance of Gano Dunn. The lecture was spectacular as his experiments revealed a new world of high frequency currents and high voltages. Tesla started the lecture by saying that nature is the most captivating and most worthy subject of study and added: “Nature has stored up in the universe infinite energy.

Viktor Schauberger: "Our work is the embodiment of our will. The spiritual manifestation of this work is its effect. When such work is properly done it brings happiness, and when carried out incorrectly it assuredly brings misery. Humanity! Your will is paramount! You can command Nature if you but obey her!"

nature always operates in Resonance.

The role of water in the universe never ceases to amaze. According to this NASA press release, water is responsible for the slight wobble of the Earth's axis of rotation:

frankgermano: http://www.frank.germano.com/viktorschauberger_3.htm

There are many different periodic tables of elements. The most famous one is the Mendeleev Periodic Chart of Elements. However, Walter Russell also suggested a periodic chart of elements, so did Sir. William Crookes. Whilst not much progress has been made in combining all three together (and the recently discovered Walter Schauberger chart), there is definitely something of worth in combining them all together, in order to emerge with better knowledge of the Platonic Solids and how sacred geometry ties in with this whole process.

i've been reading Nikola Tesla (the boundary-layer bladeless turbine) and Viktor Schauberger, and would like to draw attention to a few forthcoming quotes (i have them at home - will add tomorrow - finally added ;)).

however, when going online and trying to find info, this is the kind of stuff im looking for
1) Water, is at its densest, and heaviest, at +4C. this can be verified from WikiPedia - both statements.

David Schmidt, an engineer at Massachusetts University, wanted to learn why his shower curtain wrapped itself around him when he washed. To explain this common phenomenon, he made a computer model of his bathroom that divided the shower area into 50,000 units. The software revealed that the shower spray created a vortex, and a low-pressure region at its centre sucked the shower curtain inwards. (from The Sunday Times 2005)

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• -Just disabled the commentq (are you a bot?) module to see how much spam akismet gets then. Probably a lot. 

  Todo:  

• All quote nodes aren't tagged "quote". Find a good solution
• Find SQL code to mass-edit terms (tags), delete unused ones etc...