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THEORETICAL ELECTROMAGNETIC STUDIES AND LEARNING ASSOCIATION, INC.
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522 WEST THIRD STREET
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LEADVILLE, COLORADO 80461
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(719) 486-0133</p>
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<p>THE INFLUENCE OF VEDIC PHILOSOPHY ON NIKOLA TESLA'S UNSTANDIING FREE ENERGY</p>
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<p> "The first thing to realize about the ether is its absolute
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continuity. A deep sea fish has probably no means of
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apprehending the existence of water; it is too uniformly
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immersed in it: and that is our condition in regard to the
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ether."
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Sir Oliver Lodge, Ether and Reality.</p>
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<p> ABSTRACT</p>
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<p> Nikola Tesla used ancient Sanskrit terminology in his descriptions of
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natural phenomena. As early as 1891 Tesla described the universe as a
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kinetic system filled with energy which could be harnessed at any
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location. His concepts during the following years were greatly
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influenced by the teachings of Swami Vivekananda. Swami Vivekananda
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was the first of a succession of eastern yogi's who brought Vedic
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philosophy and religion to the west. After meeting the Swami and after
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continued study of the Eastern view of the mechanisms driving the
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material world, Tesla began using the Sanskrit words Akasha, Prana, and
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the concept of a luminiferous ether to describe the source, existence
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and construction of matter. This paper will trace the development of
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Tesla's understanding of Vedic Science, his correspondence with Lord
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Kelvin concerning these matters, and the relation between Tesla and
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Walter Russell and other turn of the century scientists concerning
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advanced understanding of physics. Finally, after being obscured for
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many years, the author will give a description of what he believes is
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the the pre-requisite for the free energy systems envisioned by Tesla .</p>
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<p> TESLA'S EARLIER DESCRIPTION OF THE PHYSICAL UNIVERSE</p>
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<p> By the year 1891, Nikola Tesla had invented many useful devices.
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These included a system of arc lighting (1886), the alternating current
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motor, power generation and transmission systems (1888), systems of
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electrical conversion and distribution by oscillatory discharges
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(1889), and a generator of high frequency currents (1890), to name a
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few. The most well known patent centers around an inspiration that
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occurred while walking with a friend in a park in Budapest, Hungry. It
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was while observing the sunset that Tesla had a vision of how rotating
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electromagnetic fields could be used in a new form of electric motor.
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This led to the well known system of alternating current power
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distribution. In 1891 however, Tesla patented what one day may become
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his most famous invention. It is the basis for the wireless
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transmission of electrical power and is know as the Tesla Coil
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Transformer. It was during this year that Tesla made the following
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comments during a speech before the American Institute of Electrical</p>
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<p> Engineers;</p>
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<p> "Ere many generations pass, our machinery will be driven by
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a power obtainable at any point in the universe. This idea
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is not novel... We find it in the delightful myth of
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Antheus, who derives power from the earth; we find it among
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the subtle speculations of one of your splendid
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mathematicians... Throughout space there is energy. Is
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this energy static or kinetic.? If static our hopes are in
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vain; if kinetic - and this we know it is, for certain -
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then it is a mere question of time when men will succeed
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in attaching their machinery to the very wheelwork of
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nature." 1</p>
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<p> This description of the physical mechanisms of the universe was given
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before Tesla became familiar with the Vedic science of the eastern
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Nations of India, Tibet, and Nepal. This science was first popualized
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in the United States and the west during the three year visit of Swami
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Vivekananda.</p>
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<p> VEDIC SCIENCE AND SWAMI VIVEKANANDA</p>
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<p> The Vedas are a collection of writings consisting of hymns, prayers,
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myths, historical accounting, dissertations on science, and the nature
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of reality, which date back at least 5,000 years. The nature of
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matter, antimatter, and the make up of atomic structure are described
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in the Vedas. The language of the Vedas is known as Sanskrit. The
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origin of Sanskrit is not fully understood. Western scholars suggest
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that it was brought into the Himalayas and thence south into India by
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the southward migrations of the Aryan culture. Paramahansa Yogananda
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and other historians however do not subscribe to that theory, pointing
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out that there is no evidence within India to substantiate such
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claims. 2</p>
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<p> There are words in Sanskrit that describe concepts totally foreign to
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the western mind. Single words may require a full paragraph for
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translation into english. Having studied Sanskrit for a brief period
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during the late 70's, it finally occurred to this writer that Tesla's
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use of Vedic terminology could provide a key to understanding his view
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of electromagnetism and the nature of the universe. But where did
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Tesla learn Vedic concepts and Sanskrit terminology? A review of the
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well known biographies by Cheney, Hunt and Draper, and O'Neil 3,4,5,
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reveal no mention of Tesla's knowledge of Sanskrit. O'Neal however
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includes the following excerpt from an unpublished article called Man's
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Greatest Achievement;</p>
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<p> "There manifests itself in the fully developed being , Man,
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a desire mysterious, inscrutable and irresistible: to
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imitate nature, to create, to work himself the wonders he
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perceives.... Long ago he recognized that all
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perceptible matter comes from a primary substance, or
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tenuity beyond conception, filling all space, the Akasha or
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luminiferous ether, which is acted upon by the life giving</p>
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<p> Prana or creative force, calling into existence, in never
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ending cycles all things and phenomena. The primary
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substance, thrown into infinitesimal whirls of
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prodigious velocity, becomes gross matter; the force
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subsiding, the motion ceases and matter disappears,
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reverting to the primary substance."
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According to Leland Anderson the article was written May 13th,
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1907. Anderson also suggested that it was through association with
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Swami Vivekananda that Tesla may have come into contact with Sanskrit
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terminology and that John Dobson of the San Francisco Sidewalk
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Astronomers Association had researched that association. 6</p>
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<p> Swami Vivekananda was born in Calcutta, India in 1863. He was
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inspired by his teacher, Ramakrishna to serve men as visible
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manifestations of God. In 1893 Swami Vivekananda began a tour of the
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west by attending the Parliament of Religions held in Chicago. During
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the three years that he toured the United States and Europe,
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Vivekananda met with many of the well known scientists of the time
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including Lord Kelvin and Nikola Tesla. 7 According to Swami
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Nikhilananda;</p>
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<p> Nikola Tesla, the great scientist who specialized in the
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field of electricity, was much impressed to hear from the
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Swami his explanation of the Samkhya cosmogony and the theory
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of cycles given by the Hindus. He was particularly struck by
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the resemblance between the Samkhya theory of matter and
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energy and that of modern physics. The Swami also met in New
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York Sir William Thompson, afterwards Lord Kelvin, and
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Professor Helmholtz, two leading representatives of western
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science. Sarah Bernhardt, the famous French actress had an
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interview with the Swami and greatly admired his teachings. 8</p>
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<p> It was at a party given by Sarah Bernhardt that Nikola Tesla probably
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first met Swami Vivekananda. 9 Sarah Bernhardt was playing the part of
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'Iziel' in a play of the same name. It was a French version about the
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life of Bhudda. The actress upon seeing Swami Vivekananda in the
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audience, arranged a meeting which was also attended by Nikola Tesla.
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In a letter to a friend, dated February 13th, 1896, Swami Vivekananda
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noted the following;</p>
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<p> ...Mr. Tesla was charmed to hear about the Vedantic Prana
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and Akasha and the Kalpas, which according to him are the
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only theories modern science can entertain.....Mr Tesla
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thinks he can demonstrate that mathematically that force and
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matter are reducible to potential energy. I am to go see him
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next week to get this mathematical demonstration. 10</p>
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<p> Swami Vivekananda was hopeful that Tesla would be able to show that
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what we call matter is simply potential energy because that would
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reconcile the teachings of the Vedas with modern science. The Swami
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realized that "In that case, the Vedantic cosmology [would] be placed
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on the surest of foundations". The harmony between Vedantic theories
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and and western science was explained by the following diagram;</p>
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<p> BRAHMAN = THE ABSOLUTE
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MAHAT OR ISHVARA = PRIMAL CREATIVE ENERGY
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+---------+ +---------+
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PRANA and AKASHA = ENERGY and MATTER</p>
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<p> Tesla understood the Sanskrit terminology and philosophy and found
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that it was a good means to describe the physical mechanisms of the
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universe as seen through his eyes. It would behoove those who would
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attempt to understand the science behind the inventions of Nikola Tesla
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to study Sanskrit and Vedic philosophy.</p>
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<p> Tesla apparently failed to show the identity of energy and matter.
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If he had, certainly Swami Vivekananda would have recorded that
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occasion. The mathematical proof of the principle did come until
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about ten years later when Albert Einstein published his paper on
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relativity. What had been known in the East for the last 5,000 years
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was then known to the West.</p>
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<p> Brahman is defined as the one self existent impersonal spirit; the
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Divine Essence, from which all things emanate, by which they are
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sustained, and to which they return. Notice that this is very similar
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to the concept of the Great Spirit as understood by Native American
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cultures. Ishvara is the Supreme Ruler; the highest possible
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conception of the Absolute, which is beyond all thought. Mahat means
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literally the Great One, and is also interpreted as meaning universal
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mind or cosmic intelligence. Prana means energy (usually translated as
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life force) and Akasha means matter (usually translated as ether).
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Dobson points out that the more common translations for Akasha and
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Prana are not quite correct, but that Tesla did understand their true
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meanings.</p>
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<p> The meeting with Swami Vivekananda greatly stimulated Nikola Tesla's
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interest in Eastern Science. The Swami later remarked during a lecture
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in India, "I myself have been told by some of the best scientific minds
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of the day, how wonderfully rational the conclusions of the Vedanta
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are. I know of one of them personally, who scarcely has time to eat
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his meal, or go out of his laboratory, but who would stand by the hour
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to attend my lectures on the Vedanta; for, as he expresses it, they are
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so scientific, they so exactly harmonize with the aspirations of the
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age and with the conclusions to which modern science is coming at the
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present time". 11</p>
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<p> TESLA AND LORD KELVIN</p>
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<p> William S. Thompson was one of the prominent scientists and engineers
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of the 1800s. He developed analogies between heat and electricity and
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his work influenced the theories developed by James Clerk Maxwell, one
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of the founders of electromagnetic theory. Thompson supervised the
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successful laying of the Trans Atlantic Cable and for that work was
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knighted Lord Kelvin. Kelvin had endorsed Tesla's theories and proposed
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system for the wireless transmission of electrical power. 12 FootNOTE-
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Grotz PACE</p>
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<p> Tesla continued to study Hindu and Vedic philosophy for a number of
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years as indicated by the following letter written to him by Lord
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Kelvin.</p>
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<p> 15, Eaton Place
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London, S.W.
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May 20, 1902</p>
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<p> Dear Mr. Tesla,</p>
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<p> I do not know how I can ever thank you enough for the
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most kind letter of May, 10, which I found in my cabin in the
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Lucania, with the beautiful books which you most kindly sent
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me along with it: -"The Buried Temple", "The Gospel of
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Bhudda", Les Grands Inities", the exquisite edition of
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Rossetti's "House of Life", and last but not least the
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Century Magazine for June, 1900 with the splendid and
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marvelous photographs on pp. 176, 187, 190, 191, 192, full of
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electrical lessons.</p>
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<p> We had a most beautiful passage across the Atlantic, much
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the finest I have ever had. I was trying hard nearly all the
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way, but quite unsuccessfully, to find something definite as
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to the functions of ether in respect to plain, old fashioned
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magnetism. A propos of this, I have instructed the
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publishers, Messrs. Macmillan, to send you at the Waldorf a
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copy of my book (Collection of Separate Papers) on
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Electrostatics and Magnetism. I shall be glad if you will
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accept it from me as a very small mark of my gratitude to you
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for your kindness. You may possibly find something
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interesting in the articles on Atmospheric Electricity which
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it contains.</p>
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<p> Lady Kelvin joins me in kind regards, and I remain,</p>
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<p> Yours always truly,</p>
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<p> Kelvin</p>
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<p> Thank you also warmly for the beautiful flowers 13</p>
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<p> TESLA AND RUSSELL</p>
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<p> Walter Russell was one of the most accomplished artists, sculptors,
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writers and scientists of this century. His periodic chart of the
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elements accurately predicted the location and characteristics of four
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elements years before they were discovered in laboratories. These are
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now known as Deuterium, Tritium, Neptunium, and Plutonium. Russell</p>
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<p> apparently entered into a heightened state of awareness after being
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struck by lightning. He began several weeks of drawing and writing
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about the basic nature and make up of the physical universe. Russells'
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family finally called the family doctor to determine if Russell should
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be committed to an mental institution. The doctor, upon seeing the
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results of Russells weeks of work, said that he did not know what
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Russell was doing, but that he definitely was not mad.</p>
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<p> Although the exact time and occasion of their meeting has not yet
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been determined, Nikola Tesla and Walter Russell did meet and discuss
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their respective cosmologies. 14 Tesla recognized the wisdom and power
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of Russells' teaching and urged Russell to lock up his knowledge in a
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safe for 1,000 years until man was ready for it. 15</p>
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<p> WHY FREE ENERGY HASN'T HAPPENED YET</p>
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<p> COMMENTS, POSSIBILITIES AND SOCIO ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS</p>
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<p> Although Tesla did not accept many of the tenants of relativity and
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quantum theory and never made the connection between matter and
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energy, he did recognize the possibility of free and unlimited energy
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as demonstrated by the following statement.</p>
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<p> Can Man control [the ] grandest, most awe inspiring of all processes
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in nature?...If he could do this, he would have powers almost unlimited
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and supernatural... He could cause planes to collide and produce his
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suns and stars, his heat and light. He could originate and develop
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life in all its infinite forms....[Such powers] would place him beside
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his creator, make him fulfill his ultimate destiny. 16</p>
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<p> We see that Tesla is asking a question, speculating, searching for an
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answer. If Tesla had developed free energy sources or learned how to
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manipulate space time and gravity, during the time of his most public
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and productive years, (up until about 1920), he would have had answers
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to those questions.</p>
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<p> Tesla's most misunderstood invention is popularly known as the "Death
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Ray". It was simply a particle beam weapon which he proposed in 1937
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and was fabricated under contracts with Alcoa Aluminum and the English
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and Italian governments. 17 It used electrostatic propulsion
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techniques and similar devices are being developed today by the
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Strategic Defense Initiative Organization (SDIO) and the US Army
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Strategic Defense Command. 18</p>
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<p> So we see that mankind has not yet harnessed the infinite power of
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the universe as envisioned by Nikola Tesla. The question remains, why
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not?</p>
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<p> Free energy devices, if they are feasible, are not about smaller
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faster microcircuits or a bigger better mouse traps. This is a
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technology which may revolutionize the socio-economic status quo on
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planet Earth. At this moment the big pie is unevenly divided. One
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quarter of the population on this rock, the third stone from the sun,
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consumes three quarters of the yearly resource output. As one can
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easily deduce, from a brief study of world affairs, there are about</p>
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<p> three billion people who have just about had it with this scenario.
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There are wars starvation and strife in every nook and cranny of the
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planet. So what do we do about it?</p>
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<p> Spaceship Earth Needs A Flight Plan</p>
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<p> Either we divide the pie more evenly or we make the pie larger. The
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first option requires that our standard of living must fall so that the
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standard of living in the third world may rise. The second option
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allows us to maintain our standard of living while we help raise the
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standard of living of under privileged nations. This we must do. It
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is our destiny. It is our responsibility. It is our final test.</p>
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<p> Thirty thousand people starve to death every day on this planet, most
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of them are children. Nations fight nations, war is part of our lives.
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What drives our economy in the western world, allows us to enjoy a high
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standard of living, a life of leisure compared to our neighbors south
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of the imaginary line called a border? Many answers both economic,
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social, political, and spiritual can be given. We do know that the
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standard of living that a nation enjoys is directly related energy
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consumption.</p>
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<p> Energy drives the economies of nations and Tesla's life long goal was
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to make electric power equally available to all people any where on
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this planet. He continued to promote his plan for the wireless
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transmission of power in the yearly interviews he gave on his birthday
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as late as 1940. 19 Electrical power allows on site processing of raw
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materials. Electrical power can run pumps from water wells in areas
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affected by drought. Electrical power delivered to the poverty
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stricken areas of the world can make the pie larger, can help bring
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about the needed economic equality which is our birth right.</p>
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<p> Why hasn't power been made equally available to all people and
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nations? Why haven't the much touted free energy devices described by
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Tom Bearden, John Bedini, Bruce DePalma, and others ever materialized?
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Perhaps because "easy things are seldom done for the same reason that
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impossible things are rarely done: no one will pay for anything
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believed to be easy or impossible". 20 Perhaps because when we talk
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about power there is more there than one would initially visualize.
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What we are talking about is personal power, national power, planetary
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power, karmic power and the power of love.</p>
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<p> The sages tell us that in order to enjoy power we have to let go of
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power, to overcome ourselves. As an example this author can describe
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one of his recent experiences. After a very successful symposium
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celebrating the 100th year after Nikola Tesla arrived in the United
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States 21, a non profit corporation, 501(c)(3), was formed specifically
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to encourage and pursue research into the inventions and discoveries of
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Nikola Tesla. Two years later, after a second symposium, several of
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the founding members approached the board of directors with a proposal
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to validate Tesla's claim that wireless transmission of power was
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possible. Board members suggested that permission be obtained from the
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FCC, an environmental impact statement be filed with the EPA, and we
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should go form "our own non profit corporation". 22 It was also
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decided that since there was no procedure to cover research, the</p>
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<p> organization could not be involved.</p>
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<p> Another goal of the organization had been to establish a museum to be
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named the Nikola Tesla Museum of Science and Technology. We proposed
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that since 60 -70 billion dollars are given away to non profit
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organizations annually, we had as good a chance as any other
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organization for obtaining funding, for a museum or research. We
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reasoned that:</p>
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<p> "Since only 16% of the museums in this country are science
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museums, this museum in honor of Nikola Tesla will help educate the
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public in technological areas. With the need for economic
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revitalization of industry in Colorado, 1986is the time to begin
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supporting the scientific education of our region. With the current
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statistics showing that the United States is falling behind the world
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technologically, the effort to educate the public is becoming more
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important, and the surge of public awareness of Nikola Tesla's
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inventions makes him an appropriate namesake for a science and
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technology museum." 23</p>
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<p> The board moved to table our proposal indefinitely.</p>
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<p> What had happened? Of the 15 - 20 people that had started the
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organization only four remained as part of the governing body. Three
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of those members were opposed to research. The collective mind of the
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board of directors had become the antithesis of the momentum Tesla had
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gained in his lifetime. Unlike the independent inventor and
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businessman, the board was now composed of members who were bureaucrats
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and paper pushers for Fortune 500 companies. Tesla was a vegetarian,
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the board members all ate meat. Tesla did not ask for permission to be
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inventive and strike out on bold new adventures, the board needed
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approval from higher sources. The dichotomies were endless.</p>
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<p> Tesla's visions have been delayed for 89 years. The squabbling
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started with Thomas Edison, J.P. Morgan and Nikola Tesla himself. 24 It
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continues to this day. Perhaps the reason for the delay of wireless
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power transmission or free energy devices lies even deeper within the
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human psyche. Is it possible that we could compare the Tesla story to
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a biblical story? Bruce Gordan thinks so. In Gordan's analysis
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Tesla's attempt at building a prototype magnifying transmitter
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parallels Genesis 11:1-9. 25</p>
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<p> "The message; human curiosity and technological derring-do makes God
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nervous; God demolishes project, confounds language". Gordan further
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outlines the the scenario as follows:</p>
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<p> "ISOMORPHISM"</p>
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<p> BIBLE STORY TESLA TALE</p>
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<p> Human Efforts Tesla Projects
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Tower of Babel Wardenclyffe Tower
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God Money (J.P. Morgan)</p>
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<p> Demolition and Confounding to maintain Withdrawal of Morgan's
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Status Quo of God drunk on power above, Financial Support and</p>
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<p> humanity groveling in ignorance below. subsequent suppression of
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Tesla's work in orthodox
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science & engineering circles
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Perpetuation of mediocre
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technology for energy
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generation, storage,distribu-
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tion, to maintain favorable
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cash flow for existing system
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for energy management by
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forcing continued combustion
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of scarce fuels, keep
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consumers, paying, paying,
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paying......</p>
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<p> "When everything is perfect, the right time shows up." 26 This is
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equivalent to saying, "Absolute knowledge in the hands of one whose
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heart is not yet tender, would be a terrible weapon. 27 We might postulate that technological developments do not occur until
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the planet is ready. The recent examination of the theory of Gaia
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credits the Earth with an intelligence. "Thousands of years ago, by
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means of seeing, sorcerers became aware that the Earth was sentinent
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and that its awareness could affect the awareness of humans." 28 By
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implication of reciprocity the reverse could be true. The group or
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collective unconscious is still struggling with the result of quantum
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and relativity theory. We as a race were ready for nuclear power,
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every thing was perfect and the right time showed up. Soon we will
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have put the technology to good use or abandon it to insure our
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survival as a species.</p>
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<p> SO WHAT DO YOU DO ABOUT IT</p>
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<p> FREE ENERGY: CREATING AN IDEA WHOSE TIME HAS COME</p>
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<p> Wireless transmission of power and free energy have not happened yet,
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perhaps we aren't ready, perhaps the Earth isn't ready. Pogo said it
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best, " we have met the enemy and it is us." In the Jungian view of
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collective unconscious, things happen when the time is right, we get
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what we agree to. We need a flight plan. And that plan must realize
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that,</p>
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<p> WHEN THE POWER OF LOVE</p>
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<p> OVERCOMES</p>
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<p> THE LOVE OF POWER</p>
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<p> THERE WILL BE</p>
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<p> PEACE</p>
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<p> [Source; Girls Lavatory, Boulder High School, Boulder, Colorado]
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Described as "Post Industrial, neo-technical, teen-age graffiti."</p>
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<p> "So astounding are the facts in this connection, that it
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would seem as though the Creator, himself had electrically
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designed this planet...."</p>
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<p> Nikola Tesla describing what is now known as Schumann
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Resonance (7.8 Hz) in "The Transmission of Electrical Energy
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Without Wires As A Means Of Furthering World Peace",
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Electrical World And Engineer, January 7, 1905, PP 21-24.</p>
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<p> FOOTNOTES</p>
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<p> 1. Ratzlaff, John, Tesla Said, Tesla Book Company, PO Box
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1649, Greenville, TX 75401, 1984.</p>
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<p> 2. Yogananda, Paramahansa, Autobiography of a Yogi, Self
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Realization Fellowship,, 3880 San Rafael Ave., Los Angeles,
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CA 90065, 1985.</p>
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<p> 3. Cheney, Margaret, Man Out of Time, Prentice Hall, 1981.</p>
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<p> 4. Hunt, Inez and Draper. Wanetta, W., Lightning In His
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Hand, The Life Story Of Nikola Tesla, Omni Publications,
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Hawthorne, CA, 1981.</p>
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<p> 5. O'Neal, John, J., Prodigal Genius, The Life Of Nikola
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Tesla, Ives Washington, Inc., 1944.</p>
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<p> 6. Anderson, Leland, personal communication. See also
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Anderson, L.I., and Ratzlaff, J.T., Dr. Nikola Tesla
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Bibliography, Ragusan Press, 936 Industrial Avenue, Palo
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Alto, CA 94303, 1979.</p>
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<p> 7. Nikhilananda, Swami, Vivekananda, The Yogas and Other
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Works, Ramakrishna-Vivekananda Center, New York, 1973.</p>
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<p> 8. Nikhilananda, Swami.</p>
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<p> 9. Dobson, John, personal communication.</p>
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<p> 7. Dobson, John, Advaita Vedanta and Modern Science, Vedanta
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Book Center, 5423 S. Hyde Park, Chicago, IL 60615, 1979.</p>
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<p> 10. Nikhilananda, Swami.</p>
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<p> 11. Burke, Marie Louise, Swami Vivekananda in the West, New
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Discoveries, The World Teacher, Advaita Ashrama, Mayavati,
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India, 1985, p. 500</p>
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<p> 12. Grotz, T., "Artificially Stimulated Resonance of the
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Earth's Schumann Cavity Waveguide", Proceedings of the Third
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International New Energy Technology Symposium/Exhibition,
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June 25th-28th, 1988, Hull, Quebec, Planetary Association for
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Clean Energy, 191 Promenade du Portage/600, Hull, Quebec J8X
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2K6 Canada</p>
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<p> 13. From the personal collection of L. Anderson.</p>
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<p> 14. Russell, Lao. personal communication.</p>
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<p> 15. The University of Science and Philosophy, Swannanoa,
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Waynesboro, VA 22980, (703) 942-5161.</p>
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<p> 16. First written by Tesla on May 13, 1907, for the "Actors
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Fair Fund", text transcribed from an A.L.S. in the
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collections of the Bakken Library of Electricity in Life.
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The article later appeared in the "New York American", July
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6, 1930, pg. 10.</p>
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<p> 17. Tesla, Nikola, The New Art of Projecting Concentrated
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Non-Dispersive Energy Through Natural Media, Proceedings of
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the Tesla Centennial Symposium, Grotz, T. & Rauscher, E.,
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Editors, 1984.</p>
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<p> 18. Turchi, P.J.,Conte, D.,Seiler, S., Electrostatic
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Acceleration of Microprojectiles to Ultrahypervelocities,
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"Proceedings of the Seventh Pulsed Power Conference", June
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12th-14th, Monterey, California, Jointly Sponsored by the
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DOD, DOE, and the IEEE Electron Devices Society.</p>
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<p> 19. "Death Ray for Planes", New York Times, September 20,
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1940.</p>
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<p> 20. Pawlicki, T.B., Exploring Hyperspace, 848 Fort Street,
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Victoria, B.C., Canada, electronic book on floppy disk, 1988,
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(Log onto the TESLA BBS at (719) 486-2775 for copy of ASCII
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text files)</p>
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<p> 21. Broad, William J., "Tesla a Bizarre Genius, Regains Aura
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of Greatness", New York Times, Aug. 28th, 1984</p>
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<p> 22. El-Kareh, E., Elswick, S., memo, 1987.</p>
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<p> 23. Grotz, T., & Sheppard, J., The Nikola Tesla Museum of
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Science and Technology submitted to the Board of Directors of
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the International Tesla Society, December 12th, 1986.
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[Available as an ASCII text file on the TESLA BBS (719) 486-
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2775]</p>
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<p> 24. Cheney, Margaret, Tesla, Man Out of Time, Prentice Hall
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Inc, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1981.</p>
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<p> 25. Gordan, Bruce, private communication, 1988.</p>
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<p> 26. Arguelles, Jose & Lloydine, personal communication.</p>
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<p> 27. Hercules, Michael, The Circle of Love, published by the
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author.</p>
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<p> 28. Castenada, Carlos, The Power of Silence, Further Lessons
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of don Jaun, Simon and Schuster, New York, 1987, Pg. 120.</p>
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<p> FURTHER INFORMATION ABOUT TESLA</p>
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<p> TESLA BBS: This is a full featured computer Bulletin Board Service for
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access to information about current research and the life and times of
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Nikola Tesla. A subsection of the Colorado Mountain College BBS, it
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may be contacted using a computer and 300/1200/2400 baud modems at
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(719) 486-2775.</p>
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<p> The Tesla Memorial Society The Tesla Coil Builders Association
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% Nicholas Kosanovich % Harry Goldman
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453 Martin Road RD #6 Box 181
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Lackawanna, NY 14218 Glenns Falls, NY 12801
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(716) 822-0281 (518) 792-1003</p>
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<p> The Tesla Book Company High Voltage Press
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PO Box 1649 PO Box 532
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Greenville, TX 75401 Claremont, CA 91711
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(214) 454-6819</p>
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<p> Mr. Toby Grotz, President, Wireless Engineering, is an electrical
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engineer and has 16 years experience in the field of geophysics,
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aerospace and industrial research and design. While working for the
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Geophysical Services Division of Texas Instruments and at the
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University of Texas at Dallas, Mr. Grotz was introduced to and worked
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with the geophysical concepts which are of importance to the wireless
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transmission of power. As a Senior Engineer at Martin Marietta, Mr.
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Grotz designed and supervised the construction of industrial process
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control systems and designed and built devices and equipment for use in
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research and development and for testing space flight hardware. Mr.
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Grotz also worked for the public utility industry installing mini
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computer based pollutant measuring data acquisition systems in fossil
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fuel power plants and as a results engineer in a nuclear power plant.
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Mr. Grotz organized and chaired the 1984 Tesla Centennial Symposium and
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the 1986 International Tesla Symposium and was president of the
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International Tesla Society, a not for profit corporation formed as a
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result the first symposium. As Project Manager for Project Tesla, Mr.
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Grotz aided in the design and construction of a recreation of the
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equipment Nikola Tesla used for wireless transmission of power
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experiments in 1899 in Colorado Springs. Mr. Grotz received his
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B.S.E.E. from the University of Connecticut in 1973.
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