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Podcast 56 minutes in mp3 format. Jinn Science is scoffed at by most people, but is there any truth to this? Walter Russell says that atoms are “thought particles.” What if we, through our thoughts, change the property of mass in the atom? If everything is “thought waves” anyway, why can’t we simply think about changing the weight of the atoms with our mind?  Samael Aun Weor, the founder of Gnostic Anthropology, says that Jinn travel is possible. You can go from one place on the planet to another in the blink of an eye. In The Yellow Book Samael Aun Weor says that the first requirement to perform Jinn travel is to have no doubt in your mind that you can do it. Wow! That’s a pretty big step. Of course there are a few more steps after that.  From a pure theoretical point of view, if atoms are “thought waves” and all of the sup-atomic particles are also “thought waves,” then, all of this “stuff” of the universe is totally thought. The question arises – If these particles are all constituted of the same “cosmic d

If you take a hammer and bang it on the side of a building, do you think you can bring the building down? If you adjust a radio beam to the correct frequency, do you think you can destroy a nasty disease causing microorganism? Do you think all radio waves are harmful to human beings? These are some of the questions dealt with in this podcast. We take a look at inventors and researchers form the past and look at what frequencies and resonances can do.  In science if we give energy to a body, it will resonate for a long time. This is why soldiers crossing a bridge are ordered NOT to march in unison. They walk across the bridge “normally” because they know if they “march” across it, the bridge might come down. This is because of “resonances” created by the men marching. If you bang on a bell, it will “ring” for a long time. If you stroke a wine glass with a wet finger, the wine will have ripples along the surface. These are all resonances, or “standing waves.” Do resonances have anything to do with human psych

The ancient Alchemist was depicted as a man, usually with a long beard, doing things in a great fireplace. Fire would be used to boil water. The water would turn into steam and ascend up the chimney. The four “elements” of Earth, Water, Fire and Air, were manipulated by the Alchemist to transform lead into gold. Modern thinkers don’t buy into this. To them this is nonsense. This podcast is about a different interpretation of Alchemy. For that you will have to listen to the actual podcast. Richard Roocroft, June, 2012

50 minutes long, mp3 format, free download In this podcast we look at numbers and numerology from a completely different point of view. The story begins with Radionics, which is a system of healing involving numbers. These numbers are called “rates” in radionics. Where do rates come from; how do we use them; and what does it all mean?  The history of radionics begins with Dr. Abrams when he discovered that he could identify when a patient was ill by listening to certain noises in the human body with his stethoscope. Also, he found that when he connected a wire from the wrist of a “sick person” to that of a “well person,” the same noises could be heard in the “well person's” body. If he disconnected the wire the noises went away. In other words, the wire seemed to “conduct” the “information” about the sick person's condition to another human being, even though that human being did not have any illness.  This strange discovery was ignored by official medicine and radionics is considered “quack medicine” by mo