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Made available through KEELYNET by Vangard Sciences, PO BOX 1031,
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Mesquite, TX 75150 on August 30, 1989. (214) 324-8741 or 484-3189
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taken from "Flying Saucers Have Landed" by Leslie and Adamski 1953
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SAUCERS FOR A SONG
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No matter how many vimanas (airships) come to light from Hindu,
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Brahmin, Sanskrit and Pali literature, the secret of the power that
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moved them silently or musically, or with a mighty roar, is still denied
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us. Where can we search for a force that will carry a great aerial
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construction immense distances and to vast heights, without the use of
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fuel?
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Whoever heard of getting something for nothing-of power without loss
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or expenditure? Until a few months ago such a thought was against all
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known laws of energy and its conservation, and any physicist would have
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told you politely and firmly that it was impossible, just as an eminent
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Professor once told Edison, when treated to an actual demonstration of
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the first talking machine. The learned Professor was deeply offended
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and insisted that Edison was employing some kind of ventriloquist's
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deceit, for everyone knew that sound could not be conserved-certainly
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not in little wax cylinders. The Professor was proved wrong, and his
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spiritual heirs are now undergoing the same salutary experience since
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they have got into the higher realms of nuclear physics, where certain
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work-particularly that concerned with the hydrogen bomb-entails the
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actual 'creation' of matter from energy. The laws concerning the
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conservation of energy are now undergoing a substantial modification,
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but it will probably not be until about 1986 before their full
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significance is understood.
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But oddly enough, this mysterious Force made a brief re-appearance in
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New York, of all places, during the 1890s. Overlooked in all the hustle
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and bustle with which Progress is progressing on its way, a lonely
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inventor named John Worrell Keely, of Philadelphia, Pa., rediscovered
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this lost power and gave it the name `Dynaspheric Force.'
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Keely's experiments aroused considerable interest at the time, and
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the wealthy Barnato Brothers sent their representative, Ricardo Seaver,
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across the Atlantic to investigate his work. This was long before
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anyone had produced a television set, discovered cosmic rays, or though
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about conditions existing above the then current `Fourth State of
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Matter'.
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Keely stated that, while investigating the magnetic forces flowing
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between the Earth's two poles, he had discovered that `corpuscles of
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matter could be divided by vibration'(1) and that he could apply this
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principle to drive a motor. For his demonstration to Seaver, Keely
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stood at one end of his New York laboratory; the motor was mounted at
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the other. Then he played a certain note on a violin, whereupon the 25-
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h.p. motor began to turn, gaining speed until it practically jumped its
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mountings. It ran at this high speed during which time the inventor did
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nothing more. Eventually, to stop it, he again took the violin and
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played a discord, whereupon the Force seemed to be withdrawn and the
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motor came to a stop. The surprised visitor was then invited to try to
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start the machine himself sing the same violin. At first he was
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unsuccessful, but when Keely touched him he was able to start and stop
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the engine.
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Why should this be? From the surviving Keely papers we read
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concerning a later motor: `At one time the shareholders of the Keely
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Motor Company put a man in his workshop for the express purpose of
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discovering his secret. After six months of close watching, he said to
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J. W. Keely one day: "I know how it is done now." They had been setting
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the machine up together and Keely had been manipulating the stop-cock
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which turned the force on and off. "Try it then," was the answer. The
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man turned the cock and nothing happened.
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`"Let me see you do it again," the man said to Keely. The latter
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complied, and the machinery operated at once. Again the other tried,
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but without success. Then Keely put his hand on his shoulder and told
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him to try once more. He did so with the result of an instantaneous
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production of current.'
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We see then, that in order to produce the required vibration Keely's
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personal vibration was needed. The one problem which he never succeeded
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in solving was to produce a machine which would operate without the
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personal `vibration' or `will-power' of the operator. Commenting on
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this, the author of THE SECRET DOCTRINE says:
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`It is just because Keely's discovery would lead to knowledge of
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one of the most occult secrets, a secret which can never be
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allowed to fall into the hands of the masses, that failure to
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push his discovery to its logical conclusions seems certain to
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Occultists...the results obtained from the fifth and sixth
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planes of the Etheric or Astral Force will never be permitted to
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serve for purposes of commerce and traffic.'
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THE SECRET DOCTRINE goes on to confirm what I had already guessed-an
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easy guess:
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`If the question is asked why Mr. Keely was not allowed to pass a
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certain limit, the answer is easy; it was because what he had
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discovered was the terrible sidereal Force known to, and named
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by, the Atlanteans MASH-MAK and by the Aryan Rishis in their
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Astra Vidya by a name that we do not care to give.
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It is the VRIL of Bulwer Lytton's COMING RACE and of the coming
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races of mankind. The name VRIL may be a fiction; the Force
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itself is a fact, since it is mentioned in all the secret
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books.'(2)
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`It is this vibratory Force which, when aimed at an army from an
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Agniratha (Firechariot) fixed on a flying vessel, according to
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the instructions found in the Astra Vidya, would reduce to ashes
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a hundred thousand men and elements as easily as it would a dead
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rat.
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`It is allegorised in the VISHNU PURANA, in the RAMAYANA and
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other works, in the fables about the sage Kapile whose "glance
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made a mountain of ashes of King Sagara's 60,000 sons", and
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which is explained in the Esoteric Works, and referred to as the
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"Kapilaksha"-Kapila's Eye. And is it this Satanic Force which,
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once in the hands of some modern Attila, would in a few days
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reduce Europe to its primitive chaotic state, with no man left
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alive to tell the tale-is it this Force which is to become the
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common property of all men alike?'(2)
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The answer to this question, asked about eighty years ago, seems to
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be `Yes'; but before we are all reduced to ashes, let us take a look at
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Keely's next experiment<6E> He made a mode metal airship weighing about 8
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lb. and attached it to a thin platinum wire. The other end of the wire
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was joined to his `sympathetic transformer' and again applied the
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mysterious sonic principle. By this he was able to make the airship
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rise in the air, hover, descend and move about at will.
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Now compare-12 August, 1950. The scene is the little mountain
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village of Campello, near the St. Gotthard Pass in Switzerland. Many
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people, including a professor of physics, reported eighty to a hundred
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flying saucers passing overhead. `As they passed they made a noise like
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an organ,' said the professor. Others described it as the sound of a
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tremendous chord of music-`a celestial symphony.'
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`Melodious sound as it coursed along its airy way.'
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And on 22 May 1947 clusters of flying saucers shot across Denmark at
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tree-top height making a deep, tuneful, humming sound-like huge bees or
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`like vacuum cleaners', said a mechanically-minded Dane.(3)
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`A vimana can be moved by tunes and rhythms.'-Samar.
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`By music alone, some were propelled.'-Book of Oahspe.
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`People did not walk up and down stairs in the very old days,' say
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the legend of the Caribes. "They hit a plate and made a song and the
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song said where they wanted to go-and so they went...'
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`Anybody could dance in the air like leaves in a storm. Everything
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was so light.'(3)
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According to the folk-lore of Galway, Ireland, on the opposite side
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of the Atlantic: 'In the old days everybody danced in the air like
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leaves in the autumn wind...people made a song to a plate.' And from St.
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Vincent Island in the West Indies comes this legend: "The wise people of
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old could fly quite easily. They had no wings. They clapped on gold
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plates, made music on them and flew.'(4)
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Among the gifts which Montezuma, the last Aztec Emperor, gave to
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Cortez (who nobly rewarded him with torture and death) were two large
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flat gold disks about the size of gramophone records. These were said
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to be emblems of royalty and were intended for King Charles V of Spain
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and his Queen. The King's disk was about a quarter of an inch thick;
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the Queen's was much thinner. Montezuma knew what the disks were for,
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but it seems that Cortez looked upon them as very clumsy and heavy
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things to wear, and it is doubtful if they ever reached Spain, for they
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are not listed in any of the treasure ships' inventories. These disks
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were cut to a size and thickness exactly corresponding to the size of
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the person for whom they were intended. They had to be of the correct
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size so as to suit the wavelengths of his personal vibrations. Thus the
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owner alone could use them.
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Keely's machine only worked when he was present and consciously
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directing his vibrations towards them.
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Evidently the Spanish King never received, or never tried out his
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flying disks; had he done so there would surely be a minute in the most
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holy records of the Inquisition lamenting the fact that: `His Majesty,
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on striking a vile heathen cymbal, was seized by Satan and cast up into
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the air.'
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Where is the connection with flying saucers? I do not yet know. I
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see only many fragments divided by time and space, yet strangely alike.
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It is as if a jigsaw has been scattered over a field. There is no
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immediate connection, and yet there is a unity to all the pieces.
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The Aztec disks were carefully measured to fit their user. Could the
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great secret of scientific levitation have been preserved up to the
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sixteenth century as the royal prerogative of the Incas? Is it still
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preserved? Somewhere, secretly, handed down from generation to
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generation under fearful vows lest it fall into the hands of the white
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destroyer?
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The car celestial uttered a melodious humming sound. Built by a
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people more civilised than the Aztecs, it might have utilised an
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extension of the same principle. Perhaps in its `two stories and many
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chambers' it contained multiple batteries of disks or a single, huge
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resonant plate which, when harmonised to the vibrations of the pilot,
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would raise not just a single man, but the whole great machine.
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What about the dark and light metals that fell on Maury Island?
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Take another look at Keely's engine. He struck a note and the engine
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ran until stopped by a discord. He struck another, and a model airship
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rose from the ground. Whether sound was used to give Elliott's `Etheric
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Force' its first impulse or whether it was a mental radiation from the
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pilot, the idea is the same-a vibration. Sonic and mental waves are
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both vibrations. Just as the soundless waves entering a radio produce a
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physical sound in a lower plane and octave.
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The science of harmonics and their application as a source of power
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was well understood until disaster overtook civilisation and the great
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mother country sank into an abyss of destruction, spreading her
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surviving children to Brazil, Yucatan and Peru on one side, and to
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Egypt, India and Chaldea on the other.
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The DRONA PARVA gives a beautiful though veiled description of how
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sound tuned to the will of the operators provided the motive power of
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the Cukra vimana, one of the greatest ever built :
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`We shall build a vimana of great power. The MIND became the
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ground which supported that vimana. SPEECH became the tracks on
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which it was to proceed. All speeches and sciences were
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gathered together within it, all hymns, and the Vedic Sound
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VASHAT also. And the syllable OM placed before that car made it
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exceedingly beautiful. When it set out, its roar filled all
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points of the compass.'
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This needs a little analysis. Mental power, harmonised to certain
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magnetic forces, provided the lift. Graduated harmonics guided it on
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the desired path. The whole of the ancient sciences as known at the
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time had been employed to produce this masterpiece of celestial
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navigation the Vedic `Word of Power' VASHAT is used to indicate and
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emphasise the use of harmonics. The Hindu `Word of Power' OM (the Fifth
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Syllable of the `Ineffable Name') is also given to show how perfectly
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the whole project was attuned to the natural cosmic forces that `made it
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exceedingly beautiful'.
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I have other records on my files of flying saucers that produced a
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strange musical note, described by observers as unlike any sound they
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had ever heard. For example:
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At 5:50 PM on 27 September 1952, George H. Williamson, D.SC. of
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Prescott, Arizona, heard and saw a colossal saucer pass over his house
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with a noise he described as different and more powerful than a jet,
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musical, rather like a huge swarm of bees.
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The colossal forces latent in properly regulated vibrations have long
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been suspected by modern science, and I believe I am right in saying
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that amazing discoveries have recently been made along those lines which
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may soon completely revolutionise our world-for better or for worse.
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But what happened to Keely?
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His invention was in advance of the time. He died, poverty-stricken
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and broken-hearted; in disillusion he destroyed his models and most of
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his papers. Only a few pamphlets published by his patron, Mrs.
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Bloomfield-Moore, remain to prove that he or `dynaspheric force' ever
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made a brief reappearance on this planet.(5)
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Meanwhile we struggle bravely with almost insurmountable problems of
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building a rocket large enough to contain fuel with a sufficient exhaust
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velocity to lift a machine out of the Earth's gravity. Tons and tons of
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expensive fuel which blows out at seven miles per second would be
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required, and millions of pound would have to be spent on research and
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complicated equipment: and all so that some other unfortunate planet
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may enjoy the blessings of earthly ways and earthly politics; may become
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a bone of contention, a kind of Cosmic Korea to be fought over by the
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two opposing halves of our ant heap.
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How funny if, all along, the answer could have been bought literally
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`for a song'.
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Notes
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(1) Notice the similar idea behind Keely's word `corpuscles of matter
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could be divided by vibration' and the modern discoveries that
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atoms can be smashed by ultra-high frequencies. We are dealing
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with a lower order of energy but the new concept is in accord with
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Keely's postulates.
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(2) THE SECRET DOCTRINE, Vol. II, Adyar Edition.
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(3) At this juncture, Professor A. C. B. Lovell, of Manchester
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University, springs to Menzel's defence (THE LISTENER, 2 July
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1953), pointing out that meteors sometimes make a drumming or
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buzzing noise at the point of fall. Possibly they do; but the
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subject in question happens to be not drumming or buzzing meteors
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but musically inclined flying saucers. Not one of these noisy
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saucers has fallen to the ground even though in some cases it has
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passed within a few feet of witnesses' housetops (see Chapter 10),
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nor have meteors been found within hundreds of miles after such
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occurrences. With a little encouragement I may be able to help
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Professor Lovell prove that London buses are only ionised pockets
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of air reflecting through temperature inversions the red neon signs
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of Piccadilly Circus, for which I should doubtless receive an
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Emeritus Chair.
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(4) WILKINS, Secret Cities of South America.
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(5) I believe that this Force, or something very similar, was
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discovered again by Lester Henderson, of Pittsburg, Pa., in 1928,
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who produced a motor said to derive its energy purely from the
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Earth's magnetic field. Henderson made a small model, powerful
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enough to light two 110-volt lamps. Such an outrageous flouting of
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Orthodox Proprietaries brought swift retribution in the form of
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Herr Doktor Hochstetter (principal of a research laboratory of the
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same name in Pittsburg), who went to pains to expose Henderson as a
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wicked, irreverant fraud. The Herr Doktor-`so that pure science
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might shine forth untarnished'-went to the expense of hiring a
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lecture platform from whence to denounce Henderson and all his
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works, by demonstrating an exact model of the motor which, as was
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to be expected, failed to work.
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Hochstetter fumed that some years earlier Henderson had hidden a
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tiny battery in the motor. Quite how this was supposed to have run
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two 110-volt lamps, he didn't say. Henderson admitted the battery
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as being a `blind' to lead inquisitive snoopers off the scent
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before he had patented his process. The good Doktor also failed to
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notice that Henderson at the time was in hospital recovering from a
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2,000-volt shock which had suddenly blasted out of his motor during
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a demonstration. But, as is usually the way with these things,
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Hochstetter succeeded with his public damnation, and Henderson,
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discouraged, faded into obscurity.
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Made available through KEELYNET by Vangard Sciences, PO BOX 1031,
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