Proceedings-Vol 09 No 10-April-May-June-1972 (George Van Tassel)

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A BRA:"JCH OF THE MINISTUY OF UNIVERSAL WISDOM, INC.

A Non-sectarian and Non-profit Organization

for Religious and Scientif ic Research.

VOLUME 9 APRIL - MAY - JUNE - 1972 NUMBER 10

O' MAN, THE STRIFE YOU FACE IS YOUR CREATION.

IN IGNORING MY LAWS OF NATURE, YOU HAVE

POLLUTED MY WATERS OF LIFE. MY BREATH, THE

ATMOSPHERE, IS MIXED WITH THE GASSES OF

GREED.

I NEED NOT SUFFER, OR PAY THE PRICE. YOU

ROLL THE DICE IN A LOSING GAMBLE WHERE I

HAVE THE ODDS. I MADE THE GAME OF LIFE.

THE RULES ARE MINE.

EACH ACT NOW PLANNED TO CLEAN UP YOUR MESS,

IS BLESSED NOT BY ME, BUT BY YOUR MASTERS OF

IGNORANCE AND GREED. YOU CANNOT SUCCEED

BECAUSE YOU EXPECT TO PROFIT BY THE PROCESS

OF THE CLEANSING.

SO, I AM FORCED TO UPSET YOUR WAYS, BY MY

LAW OF RECIPROCATION, AND WASH THE FACE OF

MY PLANET CLEAN AGAIN.

A H ESSAGE F ~ O M " T H E 6-Dl..DE-N O £ N S 1 T ' ( ~



VERIFIED AGAIN

Livermore, C a l i f o r n i a ~ Scien tis t Joseph L. Bradyand associa tes Edna M. Carpenter and Francis H. McMahonannounced the existence of a planet beyond Plutoo Thesepeople are computer sc ien t is ts a t the University ofC aliforn ia Lawrence Livermore Laboratory.

Brady s ta te s in to lerab le errors in the time tab le of Halleys Com et indicate there has to be a tenthplanet beyond Pluto , the outermost known planet orb it ingaround our S u ~ . Mathematical calcu

lations indicatethe grav i tationa l action of th is ten th planet could account for the unexplained o rb i ta l deviations of Halleys Comet.

The team o fsc ien t is ts , led by Brady, nam ed the proposed planet "X". According to the sc ien t is t s , theplanet would be 300 times m ore massive than our Earth. They calculate i t would take 512 Earth years for planet "X" to make one o rb it around the Sun.

In the N ovem ber 1 , 1953 issue of the "Proceedings"we printed , on page 2, the location of a planet beyondPluto . This was 20 years before orthodox sc ien t is ts verif ied our data.

The sc ien t is ts admit i t would be l ike looking for aneedle in a haystack to locate i t , even with powerfulte lescopes.

Our information on th is "lOtb planet" i s tha t theywill never find it with op tica l telescopes because theplanet does not re f lec t l igh t . I t absorbs l igh t and i s f i l led with mass1ve holes very much l ik e a sponge.

We are g ra ti f ied to see sc ien t if ic people of recogni-t ion again verify our information.

So le ts turn our radio telescopes on the o rb it of planet "X" to f ind i t .

Our space friends , who g a ve u s th is i n f orm utio n i n

1953, said they ca l l the pl a n e t "Torr ".



CROSSES

CIRCLED - SINGLE AND DOUBLE

Down through history crosses have been used assymbols for re l ig ion , danger, and other purposes.

The upright cross T has a background of "theburden of man", "the crucif ict io n of Christ" , and themarker placed over graves as the symbol of .eternal re s t .

The doublecross is known as the act of deceit andd ir ty dealing.

Suddenly in th is time of world-wide tension anddisorder , the c irc led cross appears, upside down .withthe horizontal crossbar broken, as a symbol of "peace".

As fa r back as 60 A.D., the records of ancient Rome show tha t the Emperor Nero used th is symbol as "the

sign of the broken Jew", to designate an an ti Godexpression. In the writ ings of Rudolph KOCh7 ~ describes th is ancient symbol as "a death symbol ofman", "a witches foot" and it was well known as thesymbol of Satan. The cross upside down with the armsbroken symbolized death and ev il , and when enclosed ina ci rcle i s supposed to bring grie f and destruction tothe wearer. This symbol ~ was branded on the bodiesof Gypsies and Jews in 1936-1939, in the Spanish C ivilWar, and appeared on death cer t i f ic a tes o ~ Germansold iers under Hitle r . I t was used by black magiciansand was said to have mystical propert ie s .

I t i s astounding tha t th is symbol of death anddestruction has been foisted off on innocent young people and used as a symbol of "peace"o

Any major l ibrary can be checked in references onsigns and symbols and th is symbol can be verif ied asanything but a symbol of "peace". Those who use th issymbol have been doublecrossed.

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human health and are bombarding the Earth.

Plants show biochemical changes every 4 to 7 days inmonthly cycles. These changes l a s t from 1 to 16 hours.

Russian sc ien t i s t s , Dr. Chizhevsky, discovered that

our bodies are a receiver and every £!!! i s in ~ e s o n a n c ewith forces generated by the ~ ·

Sun spots and prominences produce cyclic mass .·mentaldisorders and other cycles of the Sun produce energiesas v i t a l as water, and a i r .

As we have printed before in the "Proceedings", spacei s not empty. Now ' Russian and N.A.S.A. sc ien t i s t s haveannounced that space has an 8 cycle per sec 'ond rhythmwhich i s the same resonance as the waves of the humanbrain. - -In the "Proceedings" of December ~ 5 , 1953, 18 yearsbefore the ver i f ica t ion of both Russian and N.A.S •A •.space probes, we printed the following, on page 7 ~"Between the breathing of these two primary forces, He

created rhythm. This brings about a wave motion whichconsolidates the individual l ines into-rDands' ."

Now we know from the space probes that th is rhythm

of the waves i s 8 cycles per second.

So as the planets , and Moon and Sun have conjunctions,squares, and t r ines , one can see why "human af fa i rs"are affected.

I t has been found tha t heart t ransplant recip ientshave the rhythm of the i r own hear t continue and therhythm of the transplanted heart overlapping each other .The re jec t ion, by the body, of a new heart resu l t s inthe death of the pat ient because these two rhythms arenot in resonance, or harmonics with each other . Therefore they se t up a gradually increasing discord tha tresul ts in death when they nul l i fy each other .

We may f ind in our space research tha t there i s ahear t rhythm in space as well as a brain rhythm. Inth is we may f ind the solution to the many heart at tacksas a resu l t of our space research.

One thing i s being es tabl ished, that humans are as

individual as the i r f ingerpr in ts , that we a l l have microwave differences and we are a l l creat ions of cosmic in fluences on a universal scale .

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Scien tif ic inst ruments, in the deep space f l igh ts ,have revealed that a l l planets af fect the Sun, and theSun then af fects the ''Magnetopause" around the Earth, and the "Magnetopause" in turn affects our weather, a l lo n Sun cycles. This conforms to what Nikola Teslasa id , " that we are paw ns of external forces".

B ack in the "Proceedings" of N ovember 15, 1953 onpage 3, we said , "seven stages of universal law applyd irec tly to the being of man". These seven were. l i s tedas: gender, cause, po lar ity , vibrat ion , rhythm, re la t iv i -ty , and mentality. These manifest everything by in te r-change between them •

The s ta rs , sola r systems, and galaxies, are a l lradiat ing influences that affec t a l l other ·bodies l ike

the Earth. We cannot understand these influences by

thinking they don 't ex is t .

THE NORTH MAGNETIC POLE

According to the la tes t maps, the North Magnetic Poleis now a t 76° North Latitude and 101° W est Longitude. Twenty years ago i t w as a t 72° North Latitude and 98°W est Longitude.

Twenty years ago i t was on the Northern t ip ofPrince of Wales Island, now i t is o n the Northern t ipof Bathurst Island. I t i s now 14° South of the Ear th 's

geophysical North Pole. I t i s moving 5° every 20 yearsdirect ly toward the geophysical North Pole.

I t i s predicted tha t the m ovement will accelerate asthe two poles get closer together. With 14° now separat-ing them and rate of movem ent 5° every 20 years , th isshould bring them together in 40 to 50 years.

According to theory, when they come together, the Earth will tilt on i t s axis re la t ive to i t s orb itaround the Sun. This could accelerate much fas te r thananticipated in i t s present speed. Massive changes ofcontinents will accompany th i s sh if t of the poles.

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ANTIGRAVITATION

The argument usually used by opponents of the extra-

s t e l la r origin of flying saucers i s tha t such a journeywould be unreal izable . They asse rt tha t i t would take

cen tur ies .

According to E in ste in 's Special Theory of R ela ti i i ty ,the speed l imit i s tha i of l ig h t . At tha t speed masswould beco m e in f in i te . This i s the corner-stone of the i r argumentation. However, the discovery of new

par t ic les in nuclear physics m o re and m ore challengesth i s theory.

Gerald Feinberg, professor of theore tica l physics a t

Columbia Universi ty, in New York, published in PHYSICAL REVIEW (1967) h is new theory concerningTACHYONS-- a word derived from the Greek ' tach yos ',meaning " fas t" . Feinberg supplied m ~ t . h e m a t i c a l _Eroo f

tha t there exis ted a counterpart to Einsteinian mass,namely part ic les tha t move in f in i te ly f as t , but becom e

slower as they approach the speed of l ig h t . Accordingto Feinberg, "tachyons" are a BILLION TIMES FASTER thanl igh t , yet they cease to ex is t whence reduced to thespeed of l igh t or below i t .

Three years l a te r , on the twenty-eighth of August, 1970, tw o English sc ien t i s t s , John Allen and GeoffreyEndean announced the i r discovery of an electromagneticf ie ld of which i t s "charac te r is t ics alone would proveerroneous E inste in 's theory". According to th e ir

observations, part ic les within th is electromagneticf ie ld locomote a t a speed about TWICE tha t of lighto

Two BIG HOLES shot through E insteins theory!

T he primary resu l ts obtained in A ntigravitation

research shot another BIG hole through Eins te in 'stheory: Dr. Marcel Pages, born in Perpignon, Francein 1904, doctor in medicine and nuclear engineering,in one of his post-revolutionary works wrote: "In onlya few months I could give France the number one posit ion in the space race through the m aterial iza t ion ofa chemica l-uti l izing engine (eventually empl9yingnuclear fuel) tha t would leave cyclopic American orRussian rockets of c lass ica l conception fa r behind:applying the ant igrav i tat ion pr incip le , th is spacecraft

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could rush in to i n t e r s t e l l a r space FASTER THAN LIGHT".

Dr. Page ' s works a re based on the p r in c ip a l t ha tthere i s no gFav i t a t i ona l a t t r a c t ion in na tu re , t he re

are only repul s ive o r ' r ~ p e l l e n t ' forces ; con t ra ry to

what has come to be considered as one o f the es sen t i a l

bases in t r a d i t i ona l sc ience , he expla ins , ob jec t s a renot a t t r ac t ed by i n t e rn a l t e r r e s t r i a l forces or by anyo the r p l a n e t , but r a t he r , f!ELD DOWN by a fo rce o f

space . The apparent r e s u l t i s the same and does no t ,

t f ierefore , con t r ad ic t Newton's law. Newton e f f ec t i ve l ydef ined the e f f e c t s o f g rav i t a t i o n a l a c t i o n , bu t he d id

not expla in its source .

The genera l pr inc ip le o f an t ig r av i t a t i o n fo l lows :

"A body f a l l s towards Ear th o r r i coche t s back to -ward the cosmos accord ingly as i t s dens i ty i s g rea t e ro r l e s s e r than t ha t o f the environment in which it

i ng resses" , e . g . ; cork in water ; hydrogen bal loon ina i r . Consequent ly , if energy i s heavy, it must c rea t e

around a p lane t a pa r t i cu l a r energe t i c atmosphereanaloguous to t h a t p lane t s gaseous atmosphere, t ak ing

no t i ce , however, o f a few fundamenta l d i f f e rences .

This energe t i c atmosphere must have a mass represen tedby W/C2. I t s mean dens i ty i s , a p r i o r i , i n f e r i o r to

t h a t o f mat ter s ince the mate r i a l body f a l l s in to it.

On th e o the r hand, if it could be poss ib le to

determine an energe t i c c l imate of a l e s s e r dens i ty thanthe ambiant environment IN the cen te r o r hea r t o f ourgaseous atmosphere, there would occur the man i f es t a t i on

of an ascending r epu l s i on .

Dr. Pages expla ins : "We must not ice th e completeanalogy between th e Archimedian reac t ion o f an a i r l e s sbal loon in the atmosphere t ha t i s crushed by atmospher icpres su res o f many thousands o f tons of which the

ascendant force i s only due to th e weight di f fe renceso f displaced a i r , and the archimedian reac t ion betweentwo hemispheres charged p o s i t i v e ly and nega t ive ly t h a ta re crushed by co lossa l forces but o f which the e l ev a t -

ing force i s so le ly due to the d i f fe rence between the

mathematical mass o f the energy t h a t has been t r ans -formed by manipula t ive i n t e r fe rence i n s ide the bal loon

and t ha t of the ambiant energy. Calcu la t ing t h i s force

becomes e lementary when one i s acquain ted wi th the

knowledge t h a t Mass-energy div ided by th e speed o f l i g h t

squared; M=E/C2".

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And Dr. Pages c o n t i n u e s ~ "The g rav i ta t io n a l fo rce

can be neu tra l ized by producing an inversed f i e ld o f th e

e lec tromagne tic na tu re . Any engine o r rocket capable

o f producing such a f i e ld w il l escape g rav i ty and

l im i t le s s ly ac tua te i t s e l f , guided simply by f i e ld

o r ie n ta t io n ."

Basing h is works on th i s th eo ry , Dr. Marcel Pages

has determ ined the ch a ra c te r is t ic s o f an experim en ta l

p ro to type of a spacesh;i.p - he i s founder-member 'o f

C. I .R •. G ., an in te rn a t io n a l re sea rch cen te r on g rav i

ta t io n c rea ted a t Rome, I t a ly , in 1961. Follow ing a re

given the p r in c ip le head lines o f h is pro to type • • •

1. Weight cance l la t ion i s rea l iz ab le by causing a

charge o f e le c t ron s , ex trac ted from the body-to-be

deg rav ita ted to ro ta te a t the speed o f l ig h t around

th a t deg rav i ta ted body • • •

2 . · This deg rav i ta t ion i s , th eo re t ic a l ly , accompanied

by the neu tra l iza t ion o f the e f f icac ious mass, . -

thus the in e r t i a o f the system. In consequence, a

minimal acce le ra t ion in th i s s ta te provokes phenomenal

speeds .

3 . Proceeding from these no tions , a machine based on

an t ig ra v i ta t io n a l mechanisms w ill have its ex te rna l

appearance in pe r fe c t conform ity w ith the shape o f

the w ell known " f ly ing saucer" : . a c en tra l sphere

enc irc led by two inversed d isk s .

4 . W ithin the cen t ra l meta l ic sphere , the p i lo t ' s

cab in would be s i tu a ted .

5 . Around th i s sphere would be an in te rn a l ly hollow

and a i r le s s d isk made out o f i so la t in g matte r , l ik e

ceram ic .

6 . An e lec t ron - gene ra to r with thorium o r tungsten f i lam en t( s) l inked with the sphere and rese rved w ith in

the space between the a i r le s s inversed d isk s perm its

the ex tra c t ion o f the charge .

7 . A d i - , tri-, o r polyphase genera to r fed by high

frequency o sc i l l a to r s would d rive the charge about

the sphere in between the d isk s .

8 . Charged p la te s would ornament the ex te r io r i ty o f

the i so la ted d isk s on the top and undersides and,

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ADDITIONAL PYRAMID DATA

The American Indians knew the powers o f p rese rv a t io n o f th e pyramid p r in c ip le . No one knows where they foundout about it, but it was used by them down through th e i r

g en era tion s to prese rve deer and b uffa lo meat.

They hung the meat s t r ip s in a pyramid-shaped tepeeand when the meat was .preserved to th e r i g h t t im e, it

could be s to red and used in d e f in i te ly without sp o i l in g .

W hen a ro t te n piece o f meat, with maggots craw ling in it, i s placed in the small pyramid, th e maggots craw l out o f the m eat, and out of the pyramid, and d ie aroundthe o u ts id e .

One o f our asso c ia te s made a pyramid, b ig enough toput h is head in , and suspended the pyramid from thec e i l in g by s t r in g s , o rien ted so it maintained the faces North , South, E as t , and West. W hen he walked under itand put h is head up in s id e o f it, the only r e su l t s were v io le n t headaches .

The pyramid shaped ray , th a t ex tends below the base ,fans ou t on the same ang les and goes down th rough f lo o rsand seems to p en e tra te the very E arth . Vern Cameronfound th a t

anin v is ib le pyramid form remains fo r

a week,o r more, where a pyramid has s a t fo r a long p er iod of

time and then moved to another p lac e .

The rod of fo rce which goes upward from the apex a tthe top o f the pyramid seems to do fa n ta s t ic th in g s .It has a d e n s i ty th a t bounces dowsing rods o f f of it.I t w il l c rea te a s ta t i c e le c t r ic a l charge in aluminumfo i l wrapped around a b o t t le . I t appears to havereg en e ra t iv e e f fe c t s , and as some people have rep or ted w ho stayed se v e ra l hours on top o f the pyramid a t Giza

in Egypt, they f e l t younger. Maybe w e have an e ld e r ly read e r w ho w il l make a 24" pyramid, and o r ien t it r ig idon the f lo o r , and staQd over it every day and see if

th i s reg en e ra t ive force w il l bring him added v i t a l i t y . There a re so many th ings to t r y . Ju s t remember thebottom fo rces are det rim en ta l and the top fo rces areb e n e f ic ia l .

No s t ru c tu re in the world compares with the GreatPyramid of Giza. I t i s obvious th a t th i s tremendous

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amount of work was not done to make a tombo I t coversan area equivalent to eight square blocks of any modernc i ty . t t s mass i s composed of about ~ mill ion separateblocks of stone. Each block weighs 2 to 80 tons.

The Napolean expedition to study the pyramids in

1799, calculated there were enough stones in the GreatPyramid to construct a wall around the boundaries ofFrance ten feet high.

All of the1900 years doPyramid does.

' Great Pyramid

churches bu i l t in Great Britain in the pastnot contain as much stone as the G r e a ~I t i s estimated tha t the weight of the

i s about six and one-half million tons.

Anyone interested in reading the amazing data of thepyramid, should study the book, "The Great Pyramid", byDavidson.

IN MEMORY

I t i s with sorrow tha t we not i fy our readers of thedeath of Vern L. Cameron. Vern died March 28, 1972 a t75 years of age.

Vern was one of our valued associatesf r o ~

20 yearspas t . He probably did more research on the pyramidprinciple tha t anyone else .

Our condolences go out to his wife Catharine and sonLester .

PERMANENT RECOGNITION

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