by George Van Tassel

In biomagnetics and working with electrostatics (both answering to the same polarity laws), it is easy to see that molecules of fluids can be polarized to form “liquid crystals”. Once liquids become polarized, in their liquid state, they are also subject to radiations of the surrounding matrix of other elements. This is why rubbing a glass containing a drink can change its flavor, or taste. Putting a magnet in the drink does the same thing by the same polarity laws.

Polarity is the plus and minus of all unbalance, whether it be in stable or unstable elements, or in any energy matter reaction. This is why underground atomic tests may withhold the gamma destructive rays, but can create resonance in like elements. All of the mineral elements have a “water content” percentage. (more…)

Lecture given on March 4, 1965, by Riley Crabb

SOME UNKNOWN DESTROYER

Lauritzen wrote to us: “When the distance between a man and the earth is increased, the shielding effect of the earth will be lesser; he will receive more cosmic, free, kinetic energy; the power of his thought energy will therefore be stronger, so strong that it has an influence on physical matter. If he fears that the windows in the cabin will break through, they will break through. If he fears that some unknown force will destroy the instruments and the furniture, some unknown force will destroy the instruments and furniture.”

Then Lauritzen goes on to claim that this happened to the first Russian astronauts. They were “lost in space because some unknown force destroyed the cabin and instruments. . . a man said that something strange had come into the cabin; and even if it was invisible, it was destroying the instruments.” (more…)

Lecture given on March 4, 1965, by Riley Crabb

PHYSICAL BODY SPACE TRAVEL IMPOSSIBLE?

That space travel may be, or is, absolutely impossible to us in our physical bodies is guardedly admitted by some of our space biologists. I think this is the reason why Russia has slowed down in its push toward the Moon, because they have learned that it is impossible with our present limited understanding of life.

Here is another recent news item, “Animals And Plants To Get Space Tests”. These space researchers are going to send up trays of frog’s eggs, many kinds of plants, hordes of single-celled animals, cell cultures, rats and mice, and monkeys. The idea is to use these life-forms in 25 experiments to learn more about the effects of weightlessness and the other exotic conditions of outer space.

We are just beginning to look for answers in an area already explored by the Russians! Among all the space firsts, the Russians were the first to orbit a human being, the first to orbit animals, and plant life. So they have their answers and the answers are not encouraging. The Soviets are not so keen to get to the moon so soon. (more…)

“The key to making chronic disease better is making a single cell work. If you give the body the things a single cell needs to work, the body often has the power to heal all of the cells of the body. That means you get well!” ~ Dr Jerry Tennant

In the mid 90’s Dr Jerry Tennant was one of the top three ophthalmic surgeons in the world. Then, in a matter of months, his career was ended by a mysterious ailment that left him disabled and barely clinging to his life.

A pioneer in lasik surgery, Dr Tennant was responsible for most of the research done on the excimer laser for VISX. He also performed over 1,000 lasik operations in the United States and about 2000 cases abroad. These surgeries actually contributed to his decline in health. In the early days of lasik operations, it was believed that ordinary surgical masks were sufficient to protect doctors from contamination. Nobody suspected that viruses existing in a patient’s eyes could possibly harm the surgeon. But each time Dr. Tennant performed a lasik procedure on a patient, the laser would strike the eye and release viruses that drifted upward through his mask into his nose and brain. In time he developed encephalitis and a bleeding disorder that manifested as spastic movements and an inability to remember even how to write a prescription. Diagnostic tests confirmed he had three viruses in his brain, but no one knew how to treat them. Dr. Tennant’s physicians told him there was nothing that could be done to help him. So, on November 30, 1995, he was forced to retire. (more…)