Proceedings-Vol 09 No 06-April-May-June-1971 (George Van Tassel)

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VOLUME 9 APRIL - MAY - JUNE 1971"INTEGRATRON" COUNTRY

NUMBER 6

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P R 0 C E E D I N G SOF THE COLLEGE OF U N I V ~ R S A L W I S D O ~Yucca Valley, CaliforniaA branch of the ~ i n i s t r y of Universal Wisdom, Inc.

IVolume 9 April - May - June 1971 Number 6

CONTENTSSAUCERS, CIRCLES, AND CYCLES THE BRIGHT SIDE, THE DARK SIDE

1 3 ~ ~ 1 ( ~ ] [ ~ MAKE IT YOURSELF A HIGH POWER M U L T I ~ W A V E O S C I L L A T O R ~ THE "INTEGRATRON" "I THE ALCHEMY OF LIFE

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SAUCERS, CIRCLES AND CYCLESAfter the f lurry of U.F.O. sightings in Michigan,Dr. Hynek, a spokesman for the Air Force, in theApril 1, 1966 "Life" magazine and in a te lev is ion

interview, enlarged the Air Force 's circ le of explanat ions by adding "swamp gas".Must we be content with th i s 2,000 year-old "swampgas" explanation? Is our present government acting asdid Herod - - hoping they can be explained away?ARCHOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL WRITINGS OF THE SAN-HEDRIN AND THE TALMIDS i s a compilation of a report inthe Vatican in Rome and in Constantanople, origina lly

published in 1884, reprin ted in 1923 by the DeLaurenceCompany. These le t te rs have been mentioned by severalancient Roman Historians in some of the i r works, as amatter of record in Roman History .One of the le t te rs refer to the events surroundingthe b irth of Jesus the C hrist , and the beheading of thechildren of Judea by H e ~ o d . This one i s of part icu larin te res t , in as much as i t refers to the "swamp gas"explanation. Quoting from page 209, taken from ale t t e r from Herod to Tiberus Caesar

"Now i t is in my opinion tha t the scene thatoccurred a t Bethlehem was nothing more than a meteortraveling through the a ir or the r is ing vapors fromthe fee t of the mountain out of the low marshy ~ r o u n das is often the case. And as to the noise bear byMelker and those shepherd boys, i t w as only the echoof the shepherds on the other side of the mountaincall ing the night watch, or scaring away the wolvesfrom the flock. But although this w as but a phenom enaof nature and the whole thing a delusion, i t did notbet ter the condition I was in . A man wil l contend fora false fa i th stronger than he will for a t rue one forthe t ru th defends i t s e l f but a falsehood must be defended by i t s adherents. F irs t to prove i t to themselves and second that i t may appear r igh t in theestimation of the ir fr iends."

The le t t e r containing events referred to above arefrom Melker and Jonathan to the Sanhedrin. The

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following is quoted from pages 30-31 "Jonathan, son of Heziel , invest igates the shepherds and others a t Bethlehem in regard to the strangecircumstances reported to have occurred there, and reports to th i s court:'Jonathan, to the Masters of Is rae l , servants ofthe True God:- In obedience to your order, I met withtwo men who said they were shepherds and were w a ~ c h i n gthe i r flocks near Bethlehem. They told me tha t whileattending to the i r sheep the night being cold and chi l ly ,some of them had made f i res to warm themselves, and someof them had la id down and were asleep; that they wereawakened by t,hose that were keeping watch, with thequestion, ''what does a l l th is mean? Behold how l igh ti t i s . " That when they were aroused i t was as l igh t

as day. But they knew i t was not daylight , for i t wasonly the third watch. The l igh t would seem to burstforth high up in the heavens, and then descend insof ter rays and l igh t up the hi l l s and valleys, makingeverything more vis ible than the l igh t of the sun,though i t was not so br i l l i an t , but more clear , l ikethe br ightes t moon. All a t once the a i r seemed to bef i l led with human voices saying, "Glory, g l ~ r y , gloryto the Most High God" and "Happy a r t thou, Bethlehem,for God hath fu l f i l led His promise to the fathers; fo rin thy chambers i s born the King tha t sha l l rule inrighteousness." Their shoutings would r ise up in theheavens, and would then sink down in mellow s t ra ins ,and ro l l along a t the foot of the mountains, and dieaway in the most sof t and musical manner they had everheard; then i t would begin again high up in the heavens,in the very vaul ts of the sky, and descend in sweetand melodious s t ra ins , so tha t they could not re-frain from shouting and weeping a t the same time. Iasked them how they f e l t i f they were not afraid;they said a t f i r s t they were; but af te r awhile i tseemed to calm. the i r sp i r i t s , and so f i l l the i r heartswith love and t ranqui l i ty that they fe l t more l ikegiving thanks than anything else . They said i t wasaround the whole c i ty , and some of the people werescared to death; urit i l Melker, the pr ies t came outshouting and clapping his hands, seeming to be f rant icwith joy. The people a l l came crowding around him,and he told them that i t was the sign tha t God was coming to fu l f i l l His promise made to the i r father Abraham.'

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Do events effecting the Earth repeat themselves incycles? Those that believe th is , c i te the approximate2,000 year span between the bir ths of Jesus, Buddha andKrishna. Could we be witnessing in the U.F.O. ac t iv i ty ,a forerunner of that which i s to happen? 'So as the Earth continues to orbi t around theSun, we have Saucers, c i rc les and cycles! Herod wasf i r s t , Hynek second.

THE BRIGHT SIDEAfter three to four days of treatment underf lorescent l ights , babies with jaundice, in Scotland,are being cured with no other treatment necessary.The economy, under inf la t ionary increase, i s nowreaching a point where i t is too costly to conductwars, and governments engaged in war are having toca l l i t qui ts , or have an economic collapse. Inf la -t ion, has now made war the most costly fol ly in theworld, instead of the world 's most prof i table business.Now that the "Pentagon papers" have exposed thel ies in re la t ion to the Vietnam war, possibly somepat r io t ic C.I.A . , or re t i red A ~ r Force of f ic ia l wil lblow open the l i e s on U.F.o.s .

THE DARK SIDEThere i s a pers is tent feeling I get , that there i sgoing to be a destruct ive earthquake fur ther North thanLos Angeles. This seems to be in the Fal l , October-November, or l a te r . In the same picture there seems tobe massive damage to an is land in the South AtlanticOcean.I feel that some of the space equipment, in orbi t ,wil l come back through the atmosphere, and crash intoa c i ty , causing havoc.

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BACKFIRE!In an a r t ic le in the Los Angeles Times, dated M a r ~ h 29, 1970, w ritten by Charles H illinger, the attempt was

made to make your Director and th is Ministry lookrid iculous.After much sarcasm, the a r t ic le ended with tqe la s t two paragraphs s t a t i n g ~ ~ I n his most recent issue ofProceedings, the o ff ic ia l publication of the College ofUniversal Wisdom , Van Tassel outlined another plan to construct a c irc le of seven pyramids equally spaced in the Los Angeles Basin, each crowned with 600 foot mastsconnected by guy w ires." "Smog w ill be eliminated once the pyramids arecompleted" Van Tassel said . 'This was not only prin ted in the ILos Angeles Times,but in many newspapers throughout the United S tates .Now in the Ju ly , 1971, issue of "Science Digest",on page 15, a year and a ha lf la te r , appears an a r t ic le en ti t led "D rilling Holes In Smog". I t says, in par t ,"A newly-designed 600 foot wide tower tha t ex trac ts the

heat energy from water used in producing e lec tr ic i ty may also help puncture the smog that hangs over c i t ie s" . The princip le of th is General-Electric researchworks by thermal reactions from moist a ir . I t has beendemonstrated to be feasib le in an environmentalchamber according to the a r t ic le . They propose to movesmog as a reac tion of moisture which re su lts fromcooling towers that cool water heated in e lec tr ica lgeneration.I proposed to create moisture, in a giant vortex,by ionization created by the pyramids. The bigdifference is tha t mine doesn 't cost anything to oper-ate and G . E ! ~ s w ill cost plenty ."Science Digest" is available on most magazinestands, and w ill keep one up on the la te s t sc ien tif ic datao

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MAKE IT YOURSELF

We are reprin ting th is a r t i c le , on the next threepages, from "The Journal of Borderland Research". Thisar t ic le appeared in the itlay-June, 1971 issue. Thisbul le tin i s published by "Borderland Sciences ResearchFoundation, Inc ." , P.O. Box 548, Vista, Ca. 92083.The Director i s Riley H. Crabb.Since we have printed data in the "Proceedings"a num b er of times on Georges Lakhovsky's Multiple WaveOscil la tor , we believe th is is the simplest way we haveseen i t ma.ile.No data i s given in the drawing on the size of the

antennas. I would suggest tha t the euter r ing be about1 8 inches in diameter with a 3 inch gap. Alternatedown through the rings separating them about 2 inchesapart a n ~ held together with p las tic e lec t r ica l tape.Wire should be #10 bare. The secondary leads connectto the second ring from the la rgest diameter outsider ing.' 'An even m o re spectacular poss ib i l i ty is the TimeMachine effec t in connection with rejuvenation. I f , asBob Beck suggested in his ar t i c le , the MWO tends totake the body ce l l back down the t ime-track to a moreyouthful, mo re v ita l period, what would happen to aperson who stayed in the f ie ld of the machine for fourhours? W ould his vibratory rate be speeded u p to wherehe would disappear completely? Like the hero of H .G .Wells' "Time Machine"? An y body want to t ry i t? I tseems, from hints George Van Tassel has been droppingover the years, tha t his Integratron a t Giant Rock,California might do something l ike th is - - i f and whenhe gets i t working! As I reca ll , both George and the

Canadian Saucerian, the la te W.B. smith, spoke of thefour dimensions of e lec t r ici ty : 1. i s the e lec tr ic i tymoving in one direct ion along a copper wire, 2. i s themagnetic f ie ld around the wire, 3. i s the s ta t iccharge created by the f i r s t tw o effec t s , and 4. i sTim e - - or the "tempic f ie ld" as Smith ca lled i t . TheTim e Field equates with Space, where consciousness i severywhere present . Seem s to me Lakhovsky's MultipleWave O scilla to r i s a gadget which gives us theopportunity - - for the f i r s t time - - of approachingthe Time Field with sc ien ti f ica l ly acceptable equipment, operating in known frequencies."7


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A HIGH POWER MULTI-WAVE OSCILLATOR"Your brochure ar t ic le stat ing tha t GeorgesLakhovsky's orig inal Amo had a separate Tesla co il

driv ing each Antenna i s most in teres t ing. This i s inl ine with my experience here in Manila. I find tha twhen livening up both antennas to fu l l voltage, to .spark each antenna down to the 3rd ring with an , occasional slop-ov.er to the 4th r ing, i t is much moreeffec tive than when keeping one a n t e n n a ~ r resonator)down to near ground po tentia l ; and i t i s l eas teffec t ive when actually grounding th is antenna - -as M r. Beck does - - through a 1/10 MF capacitor!"One five minute treatment a week is enough for

me and the equivalent of tw o 15 minute treatments withonly one antenna up to fu l l voltage. However, I driveboth antennas up to fu l l voltage with only one T.es la coi l . I t has ra ther t ig h t ly coupletl primary andsecondary windings, wouild as an auto-transformer, ona 4 ~ l n . diameter glass j a r , as per enclosed sketch."The present spark gap i s 1/8 inch, a fixed,constant gap, needs no tuning with variable distancesbetween antennas, subject or no subject. T he spark

ing i s much the same and the gap i s not a t a l lc r i t ic a l , l/32nd, plus or minus, works jus t as well .Gap electrodes are ~ inch tungsten. The presentprimary c ircu i t capacitor i s .0015 Micro Farads, butth is also i s not a t a l l c r i t i c a l , can be varied up to.0025 and s t i l l give much the same sparking and effec ton subjec t."Just plug i t in and use i t , no tuning manipulationof any kind required. T he input of 115 VAC to the10,000 volt o i l burner ign ition transformer i s only

17 VA through the 75 watt lam p as a lim iting re s is tor . Never use more than a 100 watt lamp. This i s a l l Ican take. More power becomes rapidly depressing. Andthe fu l l 250 VA output of the transformer I once used,with a 5/8 inch spark gap, w as nearly fa ta l . I t took lme months to get over the effec ts of i t . Pass th is infoon to your Associates."J . Gilbert E. Wrigh t

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A HIGH-POWER MULTI-WAVE OSCILLATOR

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"Associates can benefi t from th is dedicated borderlander 's experience, which confirms Lakhovsky's warning tha t healthy ce l l s can be over-stimulated andki l led by powerful high-frequency waves - - as well asby X-ray and radium waves. I t may be easier to locateNeon Sign transformers of 5,000 to 7,500 vol ts outputas power supplies for th is MWO, a t a cost of $15 to$20. In th is case the wattage of the ' l imi t ingres is tor ' e lec t r ic l igh t could be increased to 150 or200 watts , or eliminated ' al together , i f i t i s necessary to get enough . power to cause random arcingdown to the th i rd and fourth rings on both antennas.The good doctor says nothing about shielding but careshould be taken to prevent radio interference fromth is powerful spark." Riley Crabb, Editor.

THE "INTEGRATRON"

We want to inform our r e a d e r s ~ tha t af te r a s ixmonth shutdown of work on the "Integratron", we haveresumed work thanks to several of our readers of the"Proceedings".One of our loyal people suggested we send l e t t e r sto our top ten contr ibutors . He accompanied hisl e t t e r of suggestion with a checK and followed i taf te r we sent the l e t t e r s , with another check. Thisi s posi t ive thinking and act ion.Several of the "top ten" responded with inspiredgi f t s to keep us going for several months. Since then,the "Integratron" has been completely painted - $600.00;the Gardener-Denver a i r compressor has been checkedover and put in top running condition - 9400.00, th issupplies a ir to run the armatures. Other work iscontinuing and we have fa i th tha t God wil l keep ussupplied th is t ime, unt i l we are operating. Thanksto those of you who followed your inspirat ion withposi t ive action instead of negative excuses.

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THE ALCHEMY OF LIFEAlchemy, according to Websters dict ionary, i s "thechemistry of the Middle Ages, the chief aims of which

were to change baser metals into gold and to discoverthe el ixer of perpetual youth. A aethod, or power'Ortransmutation; seemingly miraculous change of onething into another".We ca l l th is l as t sentence in Websters def ini t ionIntegrat ion. We ca l l our machine an "Integratron".The power principle employed by the "Integratron" i sto in tegrate energy into matter.Life has always been the greates t of mysteriesbecause physicians try to understand the mult i -bi l l ionsof biochemical par ts of the physical body and dis-regard the simple energy which makes i t l ive .The Medical Profession is beginning to discovermany effec ts by e lec t r ica l and magnetic research onthe human body. Elect r ic i ty and magnetism cannot bepoured out of a bot t le or compressed into a p i l l .Electr ic i ty and magnetism cannot be seen with thenaked eye and specia l instruments must be used to know

what they are doing.Amps, Farads, Gauss, Gilbert , Volts, Ohms, Henrys,Coulombs, and other e lec t r ica l and magnetic units ,are not par t of the t raining to become a doctor, andthere i s no study one can take to become qualif iedin e lec t r ica l , magnetic, atomic, or l i fe force energiesin re la t ion to the human body.Those few who devote the i r l ives to t ry to understand and manipulate th is l i fe force are not cal ledalchemists today, they are cal led "quacks". Thereare more "quacks" in the medical profession than thereare outside of i t . These are the doctors who send youhome with some p i l l s , or m e d i c i n ~ , and say "try th isand i f you don' t feel bet te r , come back and we' l lt ry something else" . Then you read on the bot t le "ForExperimental Use Only".

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Most of the great benefi ts and discoveries we enjoywere the resu l t s of an urge tha t drove peuple to findout about things and perfect the i r findings for thegreat benefi t , or destruction of others .Electronics does not have a branch of i t ' s scienceresearching into the e lec t r ica l functions of l ivingthings. Biochemistry doesn ' t know, or teach, themagnetic reactions tha t go on in the body.Anyone, by any means, who dedicates themselves tothe purpose of finding the causes of human misery,should be assis ted, not condemned by any other pro-fession. Nullifying a headache temporarily with ap i l l does not determine what caused i t , or ' correct thecausal condition permanently.A University of Maryland physicis t , Joseph Weber,has registered "this other energy" with instrumentsand given i t a new name called " g ~ a ~ i t i c waves". Hewas able to pick up th is energy on the opposite sideof the Earth from where he assumed i t ' s source was inspace. Einsteinian physics says "gravitat ional energy,unlike radio and l igh t waves, should be able to passthrough the densest ce les t ia l bodies".T. Galen Hieronymous proved th is in recording thephysical react ions of our astronauts when they werebehind the moon.We have bui l t the "Integratron" to make use ofth is "l iving energy" regardless of what i t is cal led.

We have bui l t a physical st ructure here to manifestan alchemical resu l t .Max Heindel, the great author of "The RosicrucianCosmic Concept" once said, "There is an ' e ther ic

s t ructure ' in Europe"and he believed th is invis iblebuilding would be moved to the American Continent andused here. He said tha t those Ini t iatee:wbo had usedi t were so advanced in the ' science of l i f e ' tha t'death had forgotten them'.Dr. Dubridge, the Presidents scient i f ic advisor,once said, " i f a l l ' 6f the knowledge about a l l thingswere crammed into one mans head, he would s t i l l beignorant compared with what there is to know in theuniverse".

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Atoms, molecules, ce l l s , and a l l composites ofl iv ing structure do not take courses, or get degrees,or cer t i f ica tes , to prove they are qualif ied to performtheir professions in l i f e . The worlds problems arenot the resu l t s of the inspired people, they are theeffec ts of a mis-use of powers by the educated people.In a Douglas Paper l-782A, ent i t led "The GiantDiscoveries of Future Science", printed by the McDonnellDouglas Corporation, and writ ten by Robert M. Wood, Mr.

Wood s ta tes : "I think everyone should have a few highpayoff projects ; by the same logic they should be lowbudget projects because the high payoff projects arethe high r i sk projec ts , too. I f you have a high pay-off project I would be inclined to suggest tha t youse lec t i t on the basis of the following: Fi rs t , get somenon-eminent men; i . e . , don' t get eminent men, becausethey are not l ikely to find these discoveries. Second,make sure they have very high imaginations and tha t theyhave some good level of competence. Here you eliminatea lo t of the crackpots, because most of the crackpotsdon' t know how to use a different ia l equation. Youshould get the people who read science f ic t ion , who readthe quackery, who look for anecdotal data, and who alsoread the 'Physical Review'. Remember, 'A genius is anut whose ideas were proved correct '"

The science of spi r i t i s jus t as legit imate as anyother science. I t has been subverted and ignored overthe centuries , by the priesthood, because to qualify insp i r i tua l attainment required constant ef for t and i t ' sattainment is not recognized by a mater ia l i s t dogmaticworld.Every atomic element has i t s own radiat ion level .Every matrix of atoms in molecules has i t s radiat ionlevel . Atoms and molecules of energy make up l iving

ce l l s . Each organ, gland, and l iv ing body has i t s ownradiat ion frequency and in people th is is as individualand dif ferent as are f ingerprints .The l i fe essence, which powers a l l of these is note lec t r ica l , or magnetic. This l iv ing essence can beinfluenced by osci l la t ing f ie lds and magnetic actionscreated by a r t i f i c i a l means. The radar spectrum hasbeen shown to be detrimental as well as X-rays and otherlevels of radiat ion. On the other hand the followingar t ic le in "Prevention Magazine" of September, 1970,

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would indicate tha t natural e lec t r ica l and magneticcurrents contribute to longevity."Earth Currents" and Longevity. "Here may be theanswer invest igators have been seeking, regarding the good health and long l i fe of the people l iving inNebraska.Years ago I was a technician for the Western UnionTel. Co., in San Francisco. Among others , the c i rcu i t sbetween San Francisco and New York City were under mysupervision.

There were times when the "earth currents" inNebraska were so strong we had to abandon the use ofthe S.F.-N.Y. circui t ! I t had to be re-routed throughthe south (N.M.-Ariz.) to maintain communication. Wehad to jus t le t the Nebraska c i rcui t s "soak" unused,unt i l the earth currents subsided. These would measure160 vol ts or more in the Nebraska areal'

These intense earth currents ( they run from n6rthto south) may be the answer to the Nebraska longevity!I hope th is wil l be of in teres t to you, and tha t youmay wish to bring i t to the attention of the invest i -gators ."

M. E. EdwardsLander, Wyo.I t has already been established in several researchesthat magnetic f ie lds can eliminate cancer in mice.Mice and people are electromagnetic creatures in theatomic matrix of the i r makeup and the ultimate correct ion of causes of malfunction of the physical body mustbe corrected in the atomic s tructure which is elec tro

magnetic.There are roughly nine-bi l l ion nerve ce l l s in thecerebral cortex and about twelve-bil l ion ce l l s in onehuman brain. One medical specia l i s t says tha t i f wewere to take a l l of the wiring c i rcu i t s in telephones,radios, and te levision and cram them into a half-gallonj a r , i t would be less complex than three pints of brainin one human head.

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In brain surgery, metal probes carrying about fourvolts of current applied to the exposed brain surface,produces amazing reactions in the pat ien t . A contactwith the probes, of the top and front of the brain ,causes the pat ient to talk continuously un t i l the probesare removed; th is with no volUntary desire to ta lk a ta l l . Contact on the rear of the par ie ta l portion wouldmake i t possible for the pat ient to count fas ter back-ward than forward.Many of these reactions were called alchemicalresearch in the records from the middle ages. Appol-lonius of Tyana was ini t ia ted in the Great Pyramidwhere he became unconscious and was then la id in thecoffer for three days af te r which he arose from thecoffer and became a pr ies t .An old expression said tha t "the moon was made ofcheese" and now Brit ish geologis t , Prof. GeorgeMalcolm, af te r analysing some of the Moon rocks re-turned here by our astronauts , says, "The nearest thingon Earth to the Moon as far as transmission of seismicwaves i s concerned, is cheese".The alcheay of today i s tha t government can spendmore than i t takes in . This beats making gold fromlead.Once we go to the energy tha t maintains l i f e in thephysical body, we wil l have the answers to the miseriesof humanity.

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