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The etheric body or the Vital Body interpenetrates the physical body and is held together by interpenetrating energy threads, streams, or lines of light. It is the receiver, assimilator, and transmitter of energy! Ether is the life force in every cell and atom of the physical body. Without it, there is no life. Dr Linda Lancaster will bring awareness of the subtle field of ether. -
A review of advanced energy conversion technologies including so-called free energy devices, low energy nuclear reactions, and ancient alchemy. Recent discoveries are forcing a new look at what is truly possible. -
Conventional Physics eliminated Aether while ignoring great minds like Tesla and Dirac who described a “Sea of Energy”. Our next Paradigm shift, the Aether will return as the home of all forms of Subtle Energy, Free Energy, and consciousness. -
Highlights from 136 Years of Psi Research Since the founding of the Society for Psychical Research in England in 1882, there has been an ongoing effort to scientifically define the boundaries and outer reaches of human consciousness. This presentation highlights the main findings that have been consistently observed for over a century. -
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Results of experiments conducted during the “The Great American Eclipse” of August, 2017, show anomalous effects on a pendulum, the weight of an object, and ambient electric space charge. -
Relating modern science and technical discoveries with analogies to subtle energy science and the work of the French Radiesthessistes leads back to humane and sensitive science. -
Understanding what aether is and how it manifests leads to a new basis for physics. This has applications in commerce, industrial manufacturing, healing, faster than light communication, and the medical arts. -
The fascinating story of aether from Vedic philosophy to contemporary physics with special focus on new concepts of aether from Einstein to Bohm and beyond. -
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Agriculture in India is at a critical crossroad. Modern equipment and agricultural practices are changing traditional small market farming practices. Small farmers, family farms are the most vulnerable. Both organic and conventional methods are impacting Indian agriculture.