"Sacred Geometry Will Change" and the zero point field

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Okay, David Sereda has always been a fave of mine, and he was on Coast to Coast recently.

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/shows/2009/03/12.html

I have to say I don't know about all the ET stuff, but I was interested in what he said were new ratios he discovered, other than pi and phi (golden mean) that were part of sacred geometry. In nature, he says, pi and phi don't totally explain the shapes that are found. As an example, here are the measurements of the water crystal formed in response to the sound of the sun.



Note that they are not exactly the same length. When he measured the sacred geometry found in nature he found that the ratios expressed were never perfect. He says that this is the result of "differentials" of energy patterns. The differentials can explain the zero point fields, from which he believes that "free energy" can be taken.

In any case, I ordered his ebook. Thankfully, it was less a book than it was a slideshow/lecture, so it was right up my alley.

I asked him if I could use the above diagram in the meditation slideshow I do as long as I give him credit. He gave permission, and said that as a result of his work "Sacred geometry will change."

Anyway, it was just very cool. I would recommend the ebook to anyone interested in this type thing (math, sacred geometry, or zero point energy), or if you get streamlink on Coast to Coast, I recommend listening to the interview.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

1. This is, indeed, interesting

So many think that mathematics has found "everything"--so good to see there is still exploration in the field.

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2. he claims he has over unity devices in his lab

Based on these principles. I think it involves coils that take into account the ratios that he has observed, and thus utilizing energy coming from another dimension.

Anyway, this would totally shake up basic physics,as concepts such as entropy in the universe would be turned on its head.

One thing for sure, he's quite intelligent. Out there, though.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

3. Oh good!

I LIKE it when things get shaken up in physics.

[Kind of Blue]

4. Wow, the sound of sun.

Headed there now to listen to Sereda. Thanks!

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5. you can listen to the sun here

http://tv.gsfc.nasa.gov/g01-011_space.html

It's a little Quicktime file at the bottom of the page.

[Delphinus]

6. Can't wait to get home and hear this

and check out your other links. Thanks!

[kentauros]

7. I love Sacred Geometry and I'll have to ponder this.

I don't know how much it will change Sacred Geometry, but it is another aspect to it.

Now, I know I've posted the site rexresearch before, but they are adding things all the time and there are subjects I don't always see, either, like the following:

The Science of BioGeometry
Hans Jenny - Cymatics

This is somewhat related and is a pdf at the link. It looks fascinating :D

The Hymns of Hermes