<xml><p>QUOTES THAT GUIDE US</p>


  <p>"Ere many generations pass, our machinery will be driven  by
   a  power obtainable at any point in the universe.  This  idea
   is  not  novel... We  find  it in the  delightful  myth  of
   Antheus, who derives power from  the  earth; we find it among
   the subtle speculations of one of your splendid
   mathematicians... Throughout space there is  energy. Is
   this  energy static or kinetic.?  If static our hopes are  in
   vain;  if kinetic -  and this  we know it is, for  certain  -
   then it is a mere question  of  time when  men  will  succeed
   in  attaching  their  machinery  to  the  very  wheelwork  of
   nature."

   Nikola Tesla addressing the American Institute of  Electrical
   Engineers,  1891.</p>


  <p>"There  manifests itself in the fully developed being -  Man
   -  a  desire  mysterious, inscrutable and irresistible:  to
   imitate  nature, to create, to  work himself the  wonders  he
   perceives....  Long ago he recognized  that all
   perceptible  matter  comes  from  a  primary  substance, or
   tenuity  beyond conception, filling all space, the  Akasa  or
   luminiferous ether, which is acted upon by the life  giving
   Prana  or creative force, calling into  existence,  in  never
   ending  cycles  all  things  and  phenomena.  The primary
   substance,  thrown  into  infintesimal  whirls   of
   prodigious velocity,  becomes  gross  matter; the force
   subsiding, the  motion ceases  and matter disappears,
   reverting to the primary substance."

  Nikola Tesla, Man's Greatest Achievement, May 13, 1907.</p>


  <p>"The first thing to realize about the ether is its  absolute
   continuity.  A  deep  sea  fish  has  probably  no  means  of
   apprehending  the existence  of water; it is too  uniformly
   immersed in it: and that is our  condition  in regard to  the
   ether."

   Sir Oliver Lodge, Ether and Reality.</p>


  <p>"So  astounding  are the facts in this connection,  that  it
   would  seem  as though the Creator, himself had  electrically
   designed  this planet...."

   Nikola  Tesla  describing  what  is  now  known  as  Schumann
   Resonance (7.8Hz) in  "The Transmission of Electrical  Energy
   Without  Wires  As A Means  Of Furthering World Peace",
   Electrical World And  Engineer,  January  7,  1905, PP 21-24.</p>
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