Bashar - Free Energy Space-Time Antenna with Photos

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/space-time-antenna/ to discuss research and development.

A collection of images of Bashar's free energy space-time antenna. Some of the images are of photographs of actual physical prototypes and some are 3D computer renderings.

Note: I'm not sure if this space-time antenna (STA) will actually wind up being built inside of a pyramid or if that's more of a reference for the size of the STA, so the pyramid part is still speculation.

Also, Bashar has referred to the energy that the STA taps into as "higher frequency energy," or what has been euphemistically referred to as the "template level reality" or "lower astral plane." The photos of auroras are primarily for illustrative purposes and may not necessarily be literally accurate.

This talk was originally recorded on November 30, 1992.

Enjoy! :)

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[JoelHarvey1]

Try wrapping a coil around from one of the apexes to the base with a core if needed

[FreeEnergyVideos]

@JoelHarvey1 For shaping/sculpting or for electromagnetic purposes? A permanent internal core is tough considering there's two interpenetrating cones, not just one.

[ademovad]

A battery with some kind of current controller attached to the bottom tip of the cone releasing a small electrical charge should be enough to make it start resonating as Bashar said. If indeed it draws more energy then what you put in, it could be channeled through another cable from the top tip. Any thoughts…?

[FreeEnergyVideos]

@ademovad Two things: 1) I think we're going to need to use AC, not DC which is what we find in a battery. 2) In order to hook the device up to a power input, we need to hook the device up to both terminals of the power input (both the positive and negative ends), not just one of them. If we hook both up to the bottom, the electricity will more than likely travel only through the bottom, the path of least resistance, and not travel through the entire device.

[ademovad]

@FreeEnergyVideos Ah I see now, thanks for the explanation. As I found more info from Bashar it became clear to me that the small current doesn't have to be going through it all the time it just needs an initial spark so to say for the device to start resonating. Have you any future plans for... or an idea as to what function the pyramid has? Maybe a energy focusing method? Sorry for the general dumb questions, I didn't find out about this until today. I have been working more with magnets.

[FreeEnergyVideos]

@ademovad Right, so, regarding the spark, we found that 120v/60Hz AC straight out of the wall was wayyy too much power. It physically causes damage to antennas, so we need a smaller and more controlled input. Secondly, we need to find out how we pull power out of the antenna. Perhaps by a physical connection to the top and bottom. Perhaps by magnetic induction. The pyramid I really have no idea. Perhaps amplification or energy broadcasting? :) Visit the website in the video description for more.

[ascalar]

alguien que traduzca los videos porque no entiendo un zorongo !

[eSudburyDesign]

Study sacred geometry to understand vortex technology better - this makes 100% sense to me as I actually drew a blueprint of a very similar device the other day. Pay attention to the circles that can be created as you move up and down the pyramid. Pi and Phi as it spirals up and down. This is certainly the key to a great machine.

[matthewwp56]

@morpher44 exactly; no math = BS.



[Agui007]

What success have you had with your invention yet? It probably all takes time and lots of patience as I'm sure Tesla discovered with his inventions.

[LightLeo111]

*NOTE* Try to make the cone at a 33 degree angle.

[144hatsoff]

that's a walter russell generator coil

[planetofthescums]

Beautiful design. It would be an interesting to find this somewhere in nature.

[tekproxy]

Maybe younger people are more taken in by this. I've been researching this stuff for over a decade now, and have seen it's been going on for a long time and yet nothing is forthcoming. If it's so easy, if it's so possible, why is there nothing to show for it? Vampire conspiracy?

[ihatechemtrails]

So once you build it where do you hook up the wires that connect to the battery terminals (where on the device)? and then what happens?

[Grey1671]

i would need a beginners guide ! but i am a quick study :P Thanks for this info