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Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501
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March 21, 1992
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This file courteously shared with KeelyNet through
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the efforts of Mr. Brian Prothro.
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It is a direct translation from German to English of the
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Testatika video tape generated by the European Methernitha group.
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The Testatika is a free energy device based on the general
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principle of the Wimshurst generator. Two counter rotating disks
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generate high voltage which is collected and tapped off to
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provide energy up to 10KW depending on the physical size of the
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Swiss M-L Converter - (Meterneta Audio Tape1)
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As transcribed from European format video tape [1]
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This is the Testavistatika, an apparatus, with whose help so-
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called "free energy" can be made usable. The Testavistatika is a
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development of the spiritual union Meterneta, established in 1960 in
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Linden as a cooperative society under this name. A department for
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research, development and electronics within Meterneta has concerned
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itself since its inception with the problem of alternative energy.
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This refers to making the power of nature available and unlocking
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energy sources with suitable technologies for the greatest benefit
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of mankind without negatively affecting the ecological balance of
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nature in any way, for technology should serve people, which it
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cannot do if it is negatively disposed towards nature.
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The research group within Meterneta works completely
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autonomously and is financed with the cooperative society's own
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resources, without any outside assistance.
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The most efficient use of wind energy possible was the first
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partial goal in the research program of Meterneta.
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Here generators with quick stimulation were developed, so that
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even lower rotation speeds in connection with weak air movement
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charge up the storage battery cells.
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The utilization of energy from flowing water also kept the
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research group busy, although more as a hobby. The main matter here
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was to translate the lower rotation speeds of the water driven wheel
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with as little loss of energy as possible so far that the
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generator's excitation threshold could be exceeded.
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Page 1
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Solar cells and solar collectors have occupied our research
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group for a long time now. Nevertheless, superlative work is being
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accomplished in this area from many sides, so that Meterneta has
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concentrated the main effort of its entire research program on the
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utilization of less known (or even unknown) energy sources for over
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twenty years now. The result of this research work is the
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Testatika, of which you all will have heard already.
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How does it come to be that Meterneta as a private organization
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is investing so much time, interest, perseverance, as well as
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financial resources, in its research? Research and development are
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integrated constituents of Meterneta's ideal fixing of goals. In
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order to make these ideal goals comprehensible, we would like to
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briefly introduce the spiritual union of Meterneta as a group of
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people living and working together. Linden is a peaceful farming
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community, of which there are dozens in the region of Emmental. Yet
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a life-style capable of filling more and more people worldwide with
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enthusiasm and which continues to astonish by means of its
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functional ability in extremely difficult situations is at home here
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in Linden.
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The genesis of Meterneta is also to a large extent the history
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of Paul Baumann. By means of his extraordinary technical abilities,
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as well as his surprising practical wisdom, he acquired connections
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in every direction to people with ideals, and soon the idea to
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establish a self-help organization took form.
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Like-minded people joined together in the name of God the
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Almighty and founded a cooperative society, which was supposed to
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lay down the spiritual union's basis for existence. We wish to be a
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united people of brothers to be divided in no difficulty or danger.
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This is what the solemn pledge says.
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The prerequisites to be included were the renunciation of
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alcohol and nicotine and the will, according to the example of early
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Christian principles, to realize a harmonious community life without
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strife and discord. Meterneta is the ideal possibility for members
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to realize a life characterized by an active love for one's fellow
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man.
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A workshop building was erected. One building after the other
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grew up quickly. The construction was accomplished by Meterneta's
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own labor and jointly gained resources. Meterneta is an undertaking
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with several commercial operations and real-estate worth millions
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today.
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The people who work here are almost without exception members
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of Meterneta. This blossoming economic development, however, was
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never capable of impairing or even suppressing its ideal setting of
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goals from above. On the contrary, all work together in their own
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interest with diligence and joy in building up and maintaining their
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home, according to the axiom: "One for all and all for one". One
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can surmount everything with this word and the old truths reappear
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and become important again.
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The people here feel like the members of a large family, like a
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community sharing the same destiny, as well as proud and also
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thankful owners of their own beautiful home, which they are allowed
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to fashion in any way they desire. It is evident that this form of
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human communal living based on ideals can exist.
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How can the realization of a serious religious concept of life
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reconcile itself harmoniously with successful economic management?
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This is not obvious, to be sure. Many people see themselves
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confronted with this genuine problem in their tight social and
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economic entanglements and drive for material goods.
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A member of Meterneta's board of directors made the following
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comment in response to this very matter:
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"For me the most surprising thing, which this life-style
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generates, is that the essential things function automatically
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among us, solely because of our inner conviction that each one
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cares for and is there for the other. It is something to
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marvel at."
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And a wonder within Meterneta is also the Testatika, the result
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of over twenty years of research and the secret of all secrets. You
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see here the members of the research group who have participated in
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its development. Paul Baumann, who contributed much to this
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invention with his advanced abilities and his above-average
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knowledge concerning the workings of the laws of nature and his
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extraordinarily fine perception, also belongs in this group. The
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miracle was lying in wait within nature. Nature is the greatest
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force and source of knowledge for mankind and it still conceals many
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secrets today, which it surrenders up only to those, who approach
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and link themselves to it with the greatest respect and sense of
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responsibility.
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In order to understand nature and to perceive her voice, man is
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directed to quiet and solitude. And the knowledge required for this
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technology was created there.
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For this reason it has always been a great desire of Meterneta
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to own sites close to nature in the valley, in the forest and on the
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lake, in order to explore nature itself and the Creator of All
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undisturbed in tranquility and concentration. This was never quite
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accurately understood by the public. It was falsely interpreted as
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seclusion, i.e. that we had something shady to hide. Yes, it was
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even begrudged us, so that we always had the greatest trouble (and
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still do today) to be able to realize in an undisturbed way all
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that, which we have undertaken for ourselves.
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What we learn in and from nature is of the greatest use, not
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only for ourselves, but also for everyone, because everything
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positive continues to have an effect on the basis of its inner laws.
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Such research and development work requires a considerable financial
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outlay. For this reason we have often had to make do with the
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simplest technical resources.
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We collect those things which the society of prosperity has
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thrown away, and we are establishing a corner-stone for new forces
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and truths. We have been permitted to have the experience that the
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finest and most colossal results can be reached especially with the
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simplest means. We have never demanded any foreign financial help,
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for we want to remain free Swiss citizens and to not allow ourselves
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to be hindered or even constrained in the realization of our goals.
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Both disks [2], which rotate in opposite directions, generate
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an electrostatic charge. This one disk represents the earth and the
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other represents the cloud. The charge is retained with grid
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electrodes. The charge is then collected and regulated contact free
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by the so-called keys.
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The disks run on their own after an initial turning by hand
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according to the electrostatic laws of repulsion and attraction. A
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rectifying diode holds them in tact, because the impulses of the
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forces of attraction and repulsion change and the disks would then
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turn faster and faster. The correct rotation speed is very
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important and the disks must turn quite slowly and undisturbed for
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optimal current generation.
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Energy is stored in the grid condensers and then uniformly
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released, after which the high voltage is reduced through additional
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equipment and the wattage [3] is simultaneously built up.
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The machine releases a continuous direct current, the output
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capacity of which is dependent on the size of the model. This
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machine produces a continuous output of three to four kilowatts,
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depending on air humidity, whereby the voltage fluctuates between
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270 and 320 volts.
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High air humidity prevents the building up of the voltage. Dry
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air is the best. To be sure, a main goal has been reached with the
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already accomplished results. Free energy can be made usable. Yet
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our research projects continue. Much more work and time are needed
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until a model is developed, which can be handed over to laymen, i.e.
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everyone, without any danger.
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Much of this must appear impossible (even crazy) to the
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educated physicist. He may not take exception to the concepts we
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have employed to explain the entire project. We have partially
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drawn upon concepts of traditional physical terminology, in order to
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be able to explain and define more closely the manner of function
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and the characteristics of the individual machine parts. However,
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new concepts must actually be created, as we have already employed
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one concept, in that we designated the contact-less charge
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collection through grid electrodes as a keying device.
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This machine presents a difficult test for those who have been
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educated in traditional physics, for its mode of operation is not
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explainable (or is at least only partially explainable) by means of
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physical knowledge that has been known and recognized up to today.
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Yet an educated expert should also remain free and think
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independently, and he should not allow himself to be limited and
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restricted within the contemporary constrained framework of
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recognized specialty knowledge. It is to be considered that
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established science has often already found it necessary to amend or
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even give up some of its fundamental theses.
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Let us think about Galileo, to name only one example. This man
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was nearly burned at the stake as a socerer and magician by society,
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only because a truth he investigated and recognized was not
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acceptable to the educational wisdom at that time. Educational
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teachings are not wrong, but they are incomplete, and for that
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reason there is the possibility of drawing false conclusions. We
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are standing in a new age that brings to light new realizations.
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The clothing of present day science has become too tight, and
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it should, as an insect larva, slip off its too tight skin, so that
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its metamorphosis can run its course. It should stand one day at
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the boundary (and with it the goal) of current earthly knowledge as
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a radiantly beautiful mature winged creature, a universal and
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boundless spiritual science, which will bless and fill renewed
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mankind with happiness.
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A universal development of man is, however, also necessary to
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that end. This is only possible, if man again learns to recognize
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his place in creation (and with it his duty), for all of creation is
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in a strict and tightly joined order, active according to the will
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and word of the Creator. Thus, man should also learn to recognize
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and realize the laws valid for him within all of creation; but the
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hard facts show us much more how far man has abstinately and self-
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grandizingly departed out of this divine order. With this he has
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become the actual originator of all chaos and evil on this planet.
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And the authorities, who would be responsible for the well-being of
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mankind, work all too often only towards the goal of making the
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lives of men to an increasing degree difficult and rendering any
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free spiritual development impossible.
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Advances in science and technology are carelessly and
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irresponsibly misused for the purposes of destruction and killing,
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instead of for building up and maintaining life, and these advances
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are becoming the curse of mankind. A new technology is not
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sufficient to change this situation, no matter how environmentally
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conscious or ingenious it may be. In order to change this, one must
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seize the evil at its root, which lies in the disposition of man.
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The ancient commandments of God still show mankind the way to
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this goal today, for the Prophet Micah says:
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"He has showed you, O man, what is good. And what does the
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Lord required of you? To act justly and to love mercy and to
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walk humbly with your God." <Mic 6:8, NIV>
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[1] Translated by Cindy Simmons on March 18, 1992.
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[2] This can also be translated as wheel or plate.
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[3] This can also be translated in more general terms, such as
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output or capacity.
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as this paper covers, please upload to KeelyNet or send to the
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Vangard Sciences address as listed on the first page.
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Thank you for your consideration, interest and support.
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Jerry W. Decker.........Ron Barker...........Chuck Henderson
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