Superconductivity and Modern Alchemy

Has the Philosopher's Stone Been Found?

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Transcript of a February 1995 introductory lecture and workshop by David Hudson in Dallas, Texas. Transcribed fro the video tapes which were recorded by The !clectic "iewpoint on February 1# and 11, 1995. The video tapes are available fro The !clectic "iewpoint, $.%. &ox '#()*5, Dallas, Texas )5*'#. +ontact hot line ,(1-. /#10)/'). The video tapes have readable pictures of all of the docu ents that Hudson references. The serious student of these sub1ects will find these tapes are worth obtainin2. The packa2e of three video tapes costs 3/9.95 plus 35.## for shippin2 and handlin2. 4te s in 5parentheses6 were added by the editor of this transcript. 7h, 4 want to thank +heyenne for the introduction. 4 have learned now that you 1ust don8t tell her everythin2, because she repeats everythin2. 7h, in her newsletter 4 teased her because it looked like she was tellin2 the whole story in the newsletter and it8s uch ore en1oyable to hear if you, if you hear it as 4 learned it. 4 think it has uch ore eanin2 and now she8s kind of 2iven away a lot of what it8s all about. &ut, ah.... &asically this is the story of y 9uest for this aterial. To 2et an understandin2 of it, to be able to explain what it is. 7nd y work be2an in this area for all the wron2 reasons. 4 did not understand what 4 was doin2. 7nd 4 don8t need it. 7h, 4 didn8t understand what the aterial was and it8s only in the last four or five years that 48ve really co e to an understandin2, understandin2 truly of what the aterial really is. &ut basically the work be2an about 19)50)/, and y pri ary interest for 2ettin2 into this area is, was, like 4 say, for all the wron2 reasons. 4 a fro $hoenix, 7ri:ona. ;y father is the ex0co issioner of a2riculture in the state of 7ri:ona. ;y other is the, was the state <epublican8s wo an chair an. =e8re ultra0 ultra ri2ht0win2 conservative. "ery, very ultra conservative people. 7ll of y far in2 was done on a handshake basis. 4 even far ed (,5## acres on a handshake with the &ureau of 4ndian 7ffairs and that8s the federal 2overn ent and no one far s with the federal 2overn ent on a handshake and a verbal a2ree ent but 4 did. %ur fa ily is very, very conservative, very hi2hly re2arded in the co unity. 7ll y vehicles have the keys in the vehicles ri2ht now. 48 here and they8re there. 7h, we 1ust... it8s a very s all co unity 1ust outside of $hoenix where, you know, everyone knows everybody. !verybody knows the people 2oin2 down the road. There 1ust is no theft. There is no break0ins because we8ll hunt you down, find out who did it, and we8ll 2et it back.

7nyway, when 4 beca e involved in this y thinkin2 was to ine and process 2old and silver to create a hard currency. 4 was very disillusioned with the federal 2overn ent8s approach to our currency. They were devaluin2 the dollar, issuin2 this funny oney, what they called federal reserve notes which 48 sure ost of you people are aware of. They were not backed by 2old and silver and as you ake ore and ore of these dollars they continue to devalue these dollars and you think you are akin2 ore oney, but in fact all you are doin2 is ovin2 into a hi2her tax bracket and payin2 ore and ore inco e tax. 7nd so you have less and less even thou2h you are akin2 ore and ore. 7nd you co e ho e and tell your wife, >well 4 2ot this (# percent raise> or 1# percent raise and she says, >4 2ot a 5 percent raise>, but in fact you are akin2 less oney and not livin2 as well as your parents lived. 7nd they can tell us we8re all livin2 better and that we8re 2ettin2 all these wonderful fi2ures but the nu bers lie. =e are not really livin2 better. 7ll of us are livin2 worse than our parents lived as a people. There are exceptions to that in Dallas, but ost of the country it8s true. 7nyway, 4 be2an buyin2 2old and silver in the $hoenix area as bullion fro refiners. ;ost of it was bein2 refined fro sterlin2 silver scrap or electronic scrap. &ut, ah, a lot of the 2old was co in2 fro iners who were processin2 it by a process called >heap leach cyanide recovery>. 7nd they were heap leachin2, u , these old tailin2s on these inin2 operations. 4 beca e very intri2ued with this because we were very interested, in a2riculture, in etal salts in our soils. 4 don8t know, 4 think that here in Dallas it8s uch the sa e or further on west in the state, it8s uch the sa e as 7ri:ona. =e have a sodiu proble in our soil. 4t8s called >black alkali> and as the black alkali builds up in your soil you can put sulfuric acid on the soil and the sodiu , which akes up the black alkali, beco es sodiu sulfate, which is a white alkali. 7nd then is water soluble and will leach out of your soil then. 4f you don8t do this your soil is very oily and the water 1ust won8t penetrate and be retained by the soil and it8s not very 2ood for your crops. 7nd so we had been doin2 soils analysis and this concept of, of literally pilin2 ore up on a piece of plastic and sprayin2 it with a cyanide solution, which dissolves selectively the 2old out of the ore. 4t trickles down throu2h the ore until it hits the plastic and then runs out the plastic and into the settlin2 pond. 4t8s pu ped up throu2h activated charcoal where the 2old adheres to the charcoal and then the solution is returned back to the stack. 7nd the concept see ed pretty si ple, and 4 decided, you know, a lot of far ers have airplanes, a lot of far ers have race horses, a lot far ers have race cars... 4 decided 4 was 2oin2 to have a 2old ine. 7nd, 4 had earth overs and water trucks and road 2raders and backhoes and caterpillars and these kind of thin2s on the far and 4 had e9uip ent operators, and so 4 decided 4 was 2oin2 to set up one of these heap leach cyanide syste s. 4 traveled all over the state of 7ri:ona, took about a year and a half, and 4 finally settled on a piece of property. 7nd, ah, did so e analysis and all and decided that this was the property that had the 2old in it that 4 wanted to recover. 4 set up a heap leach cyanide syste , be2an sprayin2 the ore, and sure enou2h within a atter of a couple days, we hooked it up to the activated charcoal. 7nd we analy:ed the solution 2oin2 in the charcoal. =e analy:ed the solution co in2 out of the charcoal and we were loadin2 2old on the charcoal. 7nd, you know, everythin2 is 1ust rosy. =e8re havin2 a hi2h old ti e.

7nd 4 fi2ured 4 could lose 5# percent per year inin2 2old and be as well off as buyin2 the 2old and payin2 taxes at 5# percent on the, on the profit with buyin2 the 2old. ?o, if other people had to ine 2old and ake a livin2, 4 could ine 2old and lose 5# percent, and be as well off as akin2 the oney, payin2 inco e tax and buyin2 2old with it. ?o 4 fi2ured, hey, 4 ou2ht to be able to do that. ?o, what happened is, ah, we be2an recoverin2 the 2old and silver and we would take the charcoal down to our far . =e8d strip it with hot cyanide and sodiu hydroxide. =e8d run it throu2h >electro winnin2 cell>. =e8d 2et the 2old out on the >electro winnin2 cell>. 7nd then we would do what8s called a >fire assay> where you run it throu2h a crucible reduction, cupellin2, and 2et this 2old and silver dore8 bead. @ow 4 a not 2oin2 to elaborate on all this because 4 a not tryin2 to teach anybody >fire assayin2>. 4 a 1ust tryin2 to explain the procedures here. This is the ti e honored procedure for recoverin2 2old and silver and basically , it8s, it8s been perfor ed for (5#0*## years. 4t8s the accepted standard in the industry. 511A(-6 7h, after we recovered this 2old and silver for a couple of weeks, we be2an to recover so ethin2 else. 7nd the so ethin2 else was recoverin2 as if it8s 2old and silver but it wasn8t 2old and silver. %ur beads of 2old and silver were actually 2ettin2 to the point that you could hit the with a ha er and they would shatter. @ow there8s no alloy of 2old and silver that will beco e that brittle. Bold and silver are both very soft etals and they don8t alloy in any proportion that would cause the to beco e hard or brittle. Cet this beca e very hard and brittle. =hen we sent it to the standard laboratories for analysis, all they could detect was 2old and silver with traces, and 1ust traces, of copper. ?o ethin2 was recoverin2 with the 2old and silver. =e couldn8t explain. 7nd eventually it 2ot so uch of this in our recovery syste that actually we were losin2 2old and silver when we recovered this other aterial. 7nd so, you know, it wasn8t supposed to be profitable, it8s 1ust supposed to be so ethin2 that was interestin2. 7nd so 4 said, >?hut the syste down. Cou know, let8s find out what the proble aterial really is>. 7nd che ically we were able to separate the >proble aterial> fro the 2old and silver and 4 had this sa ple of pure proble stuff, whatever it was. 7nd you have to understand y back2round is cotton far in2. 4 did take pre0law, decided to 2o into a2riculture but 4 hated che istry, 4 hated physics, like ost of you. 7nd ah, 4 decided, well heck, you know if you 1ust pay enou2h oney to the ri2ht experts, you can hire enou2h $h.D8s, you8ll be able to fi2ure this proble out. ?o 4 went to +ornell Dniversity, where a an had written these papers on doin2 x0ray analysis and he took the sa ple of the proble aterial, which wouldn8t dissolve in any acids or bases, as separated. 4t was cobalt blue in color. 7nd he did an analysis on it and he told e it was iron silica and alu inu . 4 said it8s not iron silica and alu inu . He said, >=ell sorry that8s what the analysis says it is>. ?o, workin2 within +ornell, we re oved all of the iron, all the silica and all the alu inu fro the sa ple. =e still had over 9' percent of the sa ple. 7t this point he said, >Dave, it analy:es to be nothin2>. ,audience lau2hter. He said, >;r. Hudson, if you8ll 2ive us a 3*5#,### 2rant, we8ll put 2raduate students to workin2 on it>. =ell 4 had paid hi about 31(,### thus far. He told e he could analy:e

anythin2 down to parts per billion and now he8s tellin2 e 4 had pure nothin2. He didn8t offer to refund any of y oney and so 4 said, >@o thank you, 4 think for 3*5#,### 4 can 2et ore infor ation than you can>. That was about 19'1 and basically 4 e barked on a research pro2ra of y own. ;ost of the infor ation that directed e initially was 1ust hearsay. The old ti e iners, the people who8s dads had ined in 7ri:ona, who8s 2randfather8s had ined said, >Dave, what you8re workin2 with is the platinu 2roup ele ents>. There8s been hundreds of people who believe the platinu 2roup ele ents are there. ;any of the are incarcerated in 1ail ri2ht now. 7h, they 2o out, they believe the ele ents are there, and so they 2o to investors and they say, you know, >=e think they8re there, so put this oney in>, and the people put the oney in. 7 couple years later they don8t have any salable co ercial product and so the invest ent collapses and the investor sues the . 7nd eventually they are convicted or exonerated but it always ends up in bitter feelin2s. 515A*#6 7nd so 4 said, you know, >4 a not 2oin2 to allow this to happen with this pro1ect. 48 2oin2 to fund the thin2 yself and 4 a 2oin2 to 2et the answers to it>. 4 ean this is 19'10'(. =e had instru entation and achines that will analy:es down to parts per billion. Cou know, this has to have so e explanation to it. 7h, the an at +ornell, he could show e the ato s, he could tell e how far apart they were, but he said the e ission and absorption spectra does not a2ree with any spectra that we have pro2ra ed into our achine. There are no specific lines e ittin2 or absorbin2 that we can identify. 4 ean, had about ' different x0ray heads on, and the control panel looked like a )-) control panel. 4t8s hu2e and you 1ust sit in this bi2 swivel chair and runs all these buttons and it was pretty i pressive but it didn8t 2ive e any of the answers. ?o, 4 was handed a book called 8The 7nalytical +he istry of the $latinu Broup !le ents8 by Bin:bur2. 4t was written in 19)5. 4t was translated into !n2lish by the 4sraeli $ro2ra For ?cientific Translation. 7nd this book, it8s probably about ( 1E( inches thick, it8s a hard bound technical book, put out by the ?oviet 7cade y of ?ciences. @ow when you reali:e that Fohnson ;atthey and !n2lehard are the two iners and refiners of the $latinu 2roup ele ents in ?outh 7frica. The other iners and refiners are the <ussian 2overn ent. The <ussians basically 2ot into this after 191' when they threw, the, Fohnson ;atthey, out of their country, because they were, the &ritish were arried to their royal fa ily, and they had a deal 2oin2 where royalties were bein2 paid to the for the inin2 of their platinu 2roup ele ents. 7nd so, the <ussian 2overn ent in 191' co itted to develop this separation che istry for these ele ents. &asically these ele ents were not all that i portant until about world war two and then they beca e very strate2ically i portant. <i2ht now they8re classified as strate2ic ele ents and any i portant 2overn ent contracts that are issued, they8re classified under strate2ic classification. ?o you don8t use the unless you absolutely have to because they are so valuable and so rare. They use the like.... iridiu is used on the nose0cone of the re0entry vehicle on the space shuttle. 4t8s used on the hydro2en rocket shields that deflect the heat shield on the hydro2en because it8s a very hi2h te perature cera ic. 4t8s used in the breaker circuitry on the nuclear power plants where they have to disconnect the

power, reconnect it, and they needs so ethin2 that can stand tre endous arcs and not deteriorate. Cou know, these kinds of uses where nothin2 else will work. 7nd so basically, what happened is, accordin2 to the ?oviet 7cade y of ?ciences, they said that to analy:e for these ele ents by e ission spectroscopy, you8d have to do a procedure called fractional vapori:ation where you literally put the powders to be analy:ed on the carbon electrode and you burn it for *## seconds. =ell, to do this you have to put an inert 2as, a shieldin2 2as, around the carbon electrode so that the air doesn8t 2et to it, otherwise in 150(# seconds the carbon electrode oxidi:es away. 7nd so we put this sheathin2 2as under it and did these lon2 burn ti es. @ow accordin2 to the ?oviet 7cade y of ?ciences, the scientific 2roup in the ?oviet Dnion, durin2 the first 150 (# seconds, all of the 1unk, or all of the iron, silica and alu inu would read, but it wouldn8t be until )# seconds that the palladiu be2ins to read. 7fter another 150(# seconds, dependin2 on how uch palladiu , then the, 4 believe it8s, ah, 4 believe it8s platinu will read, then after the platinu , then rutheniu , then after rutheniu , then rhodiu , then after rhodiu , then iridiu , then after iridiu , then os iu . 48 not absolutely sure that8s exactly the order, 4 ay have a couple of the reversed, but the concept was that they co e off in the se9uence of their boilin2 te peratures. @ow this see ed pretty si ple to e to understand. &ecause if you want to boil alcohol out of water, you know, you 1ust war it to the boilin2 te perature of alcohol, the water stays there and the alcohol is distilled out. 7nd it8s not until all the alcohol is out that then the heat be2ins to build up in the water. 7nd so, when you be2in to understand that the boilin2 te perature of iron, the actual boilin2 te perature of iron, is to water like the boilin2 te perature of iron .... there8s as uch differential between the boilin2 te perature of iron and water, as there is between the boilin2 te perature of iron and the boilin2 te perature of these ele ents. These ele ents boil at about 5,(##05,*## de2rees +enti2rade. 4ron boils at about *,)## de2rees +enti2rade and water, of course, boils at 1## de2rees +enti2rade. ?o, if you have water in your sa ple, the sa ple doesn8t 2et any hotter than the boilin2 te perature of the water, until all the water is 2one. 7nd then the te perature really 2oes up, until you hit the next boilin2 te perature, which would be iron basically, and until all that iron is 2one, the heat isn8t 2oin2 to 2o hi2her than the boilin2 te perature of iron. The axi u te perature of the D+ arc is about 5,-##05,5## de2rees +enti2rade and we re9uire about 5,*## de2rees +enti2rade to boil these ele ents. 7nd so as you can see, it isn8t until all the i purities are out of the sa ple and the arc is sittin2 here, and burn, burn, burn, burn and build up heat, and build up heat, and build up heat on this aterial that you8re 2oin2 to finally achieve the te perature where you really can read these ele ents. 7nd sure enou2h, exactly in the se9uence, and exactly as the ?oviet 7cade y of ?ciences said, these ele ents be2an to read. They ca e off in the se9uence, exactly in the order and exactly as they were supposed to co e off. There8s palladiu , platinu , rutheniu , rhodiu , iridiu and os iu . 7nd at the ti e 4 didn8t even know what iridiu was. 4 didn8t know what rhodiu was. 4 ean, 2osh, 48 1ust a dirt far er. &ut, co e to find out rhodiu 8s a very valuable aterial. <hodiu is, is a, been up as hi2h as 31*,### an

ounce in the last couple years. 4t8s the stuff that8s in your catalytic converter, that if it isn8t there your catalytic converter can8t work. Cou8re all told that you have platinu in there but there has to be at least 1* percent rhodiu or it can8t work. &ecause the platinu poisons with carbon onoxide and it8s the rhodiu that prevents it fro poisonin2. 7nd when the ?outh 7fricans were havin2 the trouble with their ines down there, rhodiu went to 31*,### per ounce because the auto obile anufacturer8s cannot sell their cars without a catalytic converters. 7nd so the orders went, buy so e rhodiu , whatever it takes. =e can8t have our cars co in2 off the asse bly lines and not be able to sell the because they don8t have catalytic converters on the . 5((A*96 %kay, it8s a aterial that nothin2 else will do what it does. The only thin2 is, the nu bers we were readin2, and we did these studies for ( 1E( years, the nu bers were -0/ ounces per ton of palladiu , 1(01* ounces per ton of platinu , 15# ounces per ton of os iu , (5# ounces per ton of rutheniu , 4 ean, yeah, rutheniu , '## ounces per ton of iridiu , and 1,(## ounces per ton of rhodiu . @ow when you understand that the best known deposit in the world, to date, is approxi ately 1E* of one ounce per ton in ?outh 7frica, and they have to 2o 1E( ile under2round to ine a *# inch sea that contains this 1E* of one ounce of all the platinu 2roup ele ents. 7nd we have over (,-## ounces per ton of platinu 2roup ele ents. @ow if this had 1ust been 5 or / ounces per ton 4 probably would have laid it down and walked away fro it. &ut because the nu bers were so preposterous, so ridiculous, so unbelievable, 4 said, you know, >Get8s 2o for it. Get8s find out what really is 2oin2 on>. =e8re talkin2 about 1(01- percent of this rock was these ele ents. 4 said, you know, >This, this has to have an explanation. There has to be a reason why nobody8s ever found this aterial. @obody8s ever understood it.> ?o 4 went to a $h.D. analytical che ist in $hoenix who was supposedly the best that 7ri:ona had. He was a $h.D. analytical che ist, a 2raduate of 4owa ?tate Dniversity, with a specialty in etal separation syste s. He had worked for ?perry and ;otorola and all these electronic fir s doin2 waste water treat ent. 4 told hi the story about the spectroscopy work that we did for these three years and he said, >Cou know ;r. Hudson, 48ve heard the story about the platinu 2roup ele ents all of y life. 48 a native 7ri:onan also.> &ut he said, >7ll 4 have to sell is y reputation and this akes e very nervous because of the frauds and the pro otions and all>. 7nd he said, >Tell you what 48ll do, 48ll work for you at no char2e. 4 won8t char2e you like everybody else has, until 4 can tell you where you8re wron2. 7nd at that point 48ll sub it you a bill at 3/# an hour for y ti e.> He said, >4f 4 bill you up front 4 have to issue reports and if 4 issue a report 4 have to si2n y na e, and 48 not co fortable si2nin2 y na e until 4 totally understand this>. 5(5A(56 Two years later this $h.D. said, >Dave, 4 can, without e9uivalence, 4 can tell you that it is not any of the other ele ents on the $eriodic Table.> He said, >4 have physically separated, in the past, every ele ent on that $eriodic Table. 7ll the rare earths, any of the 7ctinides, the an0 ade ele ents. He said, >48ve done the all. 48ve worked with niobiu , strontiu , niobiu , titaniu , all the electronics aterials.> He said, >48ve done

all these studies for all these co panies, but there are four ele ents that 4 have never worked with, and that8s four of the six that you brou2ht e. =hen 4 do the separation syste s that you brou2ht to e, everythin2 says that it8s -0/ ounces per ton of palladiu , 1(01- ounces per ton of platinu , 15# ounces per ton of os iu , (5# ounces per ton of rutheniu , '## ounces per ton of iridiu , and 1,(## ounces per ton of rhodiu >. @ow, keepin2 in ind, here8s 1,(## ounces of one ele ent and here8s -0/ ounces per ton of another ele ent. @ow these are very diver2ent nu bers here and yet the nu bers exactly a2ree with the spectroscopy nu bers. %kay, exactly. The only thin2 is, when he separates the pure rhodiu fro the blood red chloride solutions of rhodiu , which for you people who know anythin2 about che istry there aren8t any aterials that for blood red chlorides, when he does the hydroxide neutrali:ation, they precipitate out of solution as a hydroxide. He filters and dries it. =e put that into a tube furnace where we have at ospheric control. =e oxidi:e it at '## de2rees +enti2rade which is red heat. =e hydro2en reduce it and then we 2et this hydro2en reduced 2ray powder. =hat he did, is he would take it in and oxidi:e it and 2et a red0brown oxide, which is the correct color of rhodiu dioxide. He would cool it and take 1E* of that sa ple and put it in a sealed vial. He then would take two thirds of the re ainin2 sa ple, put it back in the tube furnace, re0oxidi:e it and hydro2en reduce it. He would then cool it down, take it out of the tube furnace, take half of the sa ple and put it in another sealed vial. 7nd then he would take the re ainin2 third and put it back in the tube furnace and anneal it at 1,-## de2rees +enti2rade and it turns snow white. ?o we have three fractions here. =e have a red brown dioxide. =e have the dioxide reduced under hydro2en to the ele ental aterial. 7nd then we have an annealed aterial under an inert 2as. @ow one should be an oxide, one should the ele ent and 4 don8t know what the third aterial i2ht be, but it still supposed to be the sa e stuff. =hen we sent the over to $acific ?pectrache in +alifornia, which is one of the better, older spectroscopic fir s in +alifornia, the red brown dioxide was iron. The only ele ent detectable was iron. 4 ean, look at it, hell, it8s a red brown dioxide 1ust like iron. The hydro2en reduced aterial, now the iron disappeared, no ore iron in this sa ple. @ow it8s been hydro2en reduced and it8s beco e silica and alu inu . @o iron, and yet the first sa ple had no silicon alu inu in it and now the second sa ple is silicon alu inu . 7nd then the third sa ple, which now should be silicon alu inu , ri2ht, it8s 1ust annealed under ar2on, now beco es calciu and silica. @o alu inu . @ow this $h.D. says, >Dave, in all y years workin2 with $acific ?pectrache , 4 have never had any proble s with these people. @ever. Dntil 4 et you.> 7nd he said, >=hat we have here is so ethin2 that 4 know is pure rhodiu and yet none of these spectroscopic analy:es are sayin2 it8s rhodiu .> 4ron could be a reddish brown chloride, but silica and alu inu and calciu do not for colored salts at all. 7nd yet if you take the aterial that they clai is silica and calciu and re0dissolve it throu2h a fusion and hydrochloric acid, and you 2ot the red brown chloride a2ain. @ow where did it co e fro H 7nd he says, >Dave, this akes absolutely no sense at all. This is defyin2 everythin2 4 have been tau2ht in colle2e, everythin2 4 have been tau2ht in 2raduate school>. ?o, what he did, he said, >48 2oin2 to send this back to y 2raduate professors

at 4owa ?tate.> ?o we took these red brown chloride solutions in hydrochloric acid. =e evaporated down the salts and they were these blood red chloride salts, okay, and we sent these to 4owa ?tate Dniversity and we said, >=hat is the etal that8s present in this saltH> 7nd 4owa ?tate Dniversity ca e back, >There8s chlorine present>. =ell, chlorine8s a 2as. =ell, fine, there8s chlorine, but what is the chlorine reactin2 with that akes it a crystalline aterialH 7nd they said, >There8s chlorine present>. 7nd we said, >Ces, but what8s the etal that holdin2 the chlorineH> They couldn8t tell us. 5*#A-56 ?o we decided that we were really 2oin2 to 2et sophisticated, so we took... =hen we did the spectroscopy, 4 told you at )# seconds these ele ents be2in to burn, well at /' seconds we stopped the burn. %kayH @ow there shouldn8t be anythin2 there other than these ele ents and carbon and the electrode. =e du2 the etal bead out with a little knife and we sent it off to Harwell Gaboratories over in Gondon, which is the 2overn ent, you know, the 2overn ent labs over in Gondon, and they did neutron activation. @ow neutron activation does not care what state the electron orbitals are in, it actually analy:es the nucleus itself, of the ele ent. The results co e back, >@o precious ele ents detected>. They did see so e carbon, but no precious ele ents detected. Cou know, this is really 2ettin2 serious here. 4 probably 2ot the best credentials oney can buy. 4 2ot a an that worked, now, a total of 9 1E( years, he8s a $h.D. analytical che ist, he physically can separate and 9uantify everythin2 known to an. 7nd he says, >Dave 4 can8t explain this. This is not explainable.> ?o we finally order fro Fohnson ;atthey, pure standard aterials of rhodiu and iridiu , platinu , palladiu , rutheniu and os iu and we learn how to ake the disappear. =e could take pure rhodiu chloride and analy:e it to be pure rhodiu , and throu2h a process of repeated evaporation with salt, we could ake the rhodiu disappear fro the instru ental analy:es. 4t still is a blood red chloride, you still can perfor all the che istry, it still was in solution but it didn8t analy:e to contain any rhodiu . 7nd this was pure rhodiu standard. The way it disappeared was a process of disa22re2ation. ?o when we beca e co fortable that, you know, 4 don8t what this is or what for it is, but 4 know what it is. =e actually took pure standards of etal, put the in our separation syste and they separated ri2ht where they were supposed to be, as these ele ents. 4 went back to Beneral !lectric, and Beneral !lectric is one of the bi2 na es in instru entation as well as hi2h technolo2y work, and they had people back there who were buildin2 what they call fuel cells usin2 rhodiu and iridiu in the fuel cell technolo2y. 7nd particularly rhodiu is very i portant in fuel cells, particularly their fuel cell technolo2y, which was the solid poly er electrolyte fuel cell, because it doesn8t poison with carbon onoxide. 7nd so all your standard fuels that are hydrocarbons, which ost of you Texans are fa iliar with, they, in the co bustion, or the re oval of hydro2en fro the hydrocarbon, you 2et carbon onoxide and carbon dioxide, and this poisons platinu . 7nd so platinu , after a week or two, be2ins to die and 9uits functionin2. =here rhodiu does

not poison with carbon onoxide, and so you don8t have to have pure hydro2en, you can use the hydrocarbon fuels and it works 1ust fine. =hen 4 went back and talked to the , 4 et with about ) people back there, and they turned e over to their senior catalytic che ist, his na e was Tony Ga+onti. He said, >Dave, we know that when we buy the co ercial standards fro Fohnson ;atthey that they analy:e very well, but we do know that when we convert throu2h a fusion process to disa22re2ate the to a finer particle si:e, that they do not analy:e as well as they used to.> ?o, his su22estion to e was, >Dave, 4 don8t care whether it analy:es or not. Cour credentials behind you are as 2ood as we have anyplace at B!. Fust send us the aterial and we8ll ount it in our fuel cells and if it does what it8s supposed to do, who cares what you call it>. @ow, here8s a ...., this 2uy i2ht have been a far er, this is, ah, pretty 2ood thinkin2I ,audience lau2hter.. ?o, you know, we separated the rhodiu , and he wanted about * ounces of it which, we were akin2 it illi2ra s at a ti e, so it took us about - or 5 onths, and then Fohn wanted to, the $h.D. wanted to re0refine it, and so we went back and re0refined it all a2ain. 7nyway, by the ti e we 2ot it to the , B! had sold their fuel cell technolo2y to Dnited Technolo2ies, who has another type of fuel cell. 7nd they wanted the solid poly er technolo2y of B! for their breathin2 syste s on sub arines and everythin2. 7nd what happened is, the B! people had to 2o over and work for / onths and then they were allowed to 9uit. 7nd so, Fose Biner, the head of the fuel cell technolo2y at Dnited Technolo2ies actually went and for ed his own co pany in =altha , ;assachusetts 5Biner 4nc., 1- ?prin2 ?treet, =altha ;a., #(15-0--1*6, and ost of the B! people went with hi . 7nd so at the ti e our aterial is ready to work with, the people weren8t at B! any ore, they were at =altha , ;assachusetts, so we contracted with these people to do the fuel cell testin2. %ur aterial as delivered to Biner analy:ed and contained, the rhodiu didn8t contain any rhodiu , the iridiu didn8t contain any iridiu . &ut when it was ounted on carbon and put into a fuel cell, it did what only rhodiu would do. 4t was a hydro2en evolvin2 catalyst and it was carbon onoxide stable. %kayH 4t does what only, at that ti e, about 31#,### an ounce rhodiu would do. @ow 4 understand rhodiu is down probably a thousand an ounce now. &ut it did what only rhodiu would do. =e ran the fuel cells for about three weeks doin2 ti e studies on it, and at the end of the three weeks they tore down the fuel cells and sent the carbon off for analy:es, and now we have / percent rhodiu on the electrodes. ;ysteriously appeared fro so e place, / percent. 5*/A-)6 They said, >Dave, to our knowled2e no one knows that rhodiu can exist in this state. @o one knows that iridiu can exist in this state. 4n fact, if you want, you can patent this. 4f you can explain it, if you can tell how to ake it fro a known co ercial aterial, you can put a patent on this.> ?o 4 went to their patent attorney in =ashin2ton, D.+., and in 19'' 4 filed D.?. and worldwide patents on 11 ele ents in their orbitally rearran2ed onato ic state. %kayH That8s where the na e co es fro , and we 1ust ade it up on an airplane one day. %rbitally <earran2ed ;onato ic !le ent. =e knew that the che istry chan2ed. =e knew that the aterial beca e totally inert and did not act

like a etal. =e knew that it did not have any valence electrons available for che ical bondin2, and we knew that there was a chan2e in the nuclear confi2uration. =e didn8t understand it yet but we knew it was the case. 7nd so, this aterial was, went to the D.?. patent office. 4n addition we filed another 11 patents on another pheno ena. 7nd this pheno ena beco es very interestin2. 4f you take a 2ra of 2old and you convert it, throu2h a disa22re2ation process to the onato ic for , the last product you have before it 2oes to pure ono ato ic aterial, is hydro2en auride or hydro2en rhodide or hydro2en iridide. =hich if you know this is a inus one state. +oincidentally. Hydro2en is ore electropositive than these ele ents. ?o it8s not 2old hydride, it8s hydro2en auride. =hich is in the literature if you are curious. 7nyway, when we anneal away the proton, the aterial 2oes snow white. 7ll of these ele ents in their pure ono ato ic for are snow white. They look 1ust like cookin2 flour. Cou know, you ladies who do cookin2, 1ust look for that white bleached flour that you pour out in a little easurin2 cup. Doesn8t look like a etal at all. The hydro2en auride is 2ray, but the pure dehydro2enated aterial is snow white. 4t is very fluffy. 4t has a density of about ( 1E( yet the etal has a density of about 19. %kayH This is not at all like it8s supposed to be, but it8s there and it8s these ele ents. The a a:in2 thin2 about it is the wei2ht of the aterial was very difficult to wei2h. =e were havin2 all this cra:y wei2hts on it, so in tryin2 to 9uantify this on paper for the patent office, and they want thin2s very precise at the patent office, we couldn8t 2et consistent results with the aterial. 4t kept 2ainin2 wei2ht and 2ainin2 wei2ht and 2ainin2 wei2ht and 2ainin2 wei2ht and 2ainin2 wei2ht, you know, and so what8s the correct wei2ht, you knowH ?o we 2ot a achine called ther o02ravi etric analysis. 7nd how any of you know what ther o02ravi etric analysis isH @ot any, there8s a few back there. 4t8s basically a achine that has controlled at osphere and it has a icro0balance, that you can wei2h the sa ple in a controlled at osphere, and then the sa ple can be heated and wei2hed all at the sa e ti e. 7nd it8s ade to .... you put etals in there and oxidi:e the and see the wei2ht 2ain of the oxide and hydro2en reduce, and see the loss of the oxide. %r you can heat it up to hi2h te peratures and when it ther ally deco poses, you can tell that the wei2ht8s 2oin2 because the wei2ht8s co in2 down on the scale. ?o 4 fi2ured here we have co plete control, no variables like absorbed 2ases or, you know, whatever fro the at osphere. =e8re 2onna really control this stuff. 5-#A5-6 7fter about 9 or 1# onths of doin2 these studies by co puter control, day and ni2ht, everyday, onth after onth, what we found is when the aterial 2oes snow white, it wei2hs 5/ percent of the true wei2ht. @ow that should bother you, 4 hope. Cou say, where8s the ass 2oin2H =hy isn8t it wei2h0able any oreH 7nd by repeated annealin2 we could ake the aterial wei2h less than the pan wei2hed it was sittin2 in, which was less than nothin2, or we could ake it wei2h *##0-## ti es what it8s be2innin2 wei2ht was, dependin2 on whether we were heatin2 or coolin2 it. Cet the achine is built with a2netic standards, that you could actually put in the achine, and the aterials are non0 a2netic, then at a certain te perature they beco e a2netic, then

at another te perature they lose their a2netis , to check the achine and see if there8s any effect of it8s a2netic field fro the heatin2 coil that8s effectin2 the wei2ht of the aterial. 7nd yet the a2netic aterials have no effect at all. Cet when you put this aterial in and literally take it 9uantitatively to the white for , the aterial only wei2hs 5/ percent of the true wei2ht. Cet if you take this white powder and put it on a 9uart: boat, and heat it up to the point where it fuses with the 9uart:, it beco es black and it re2ains all it8s wei2ht a2ain. This akes no sense, it8s i possible, it can8t happen. &ut there it was. ?o, we beca e interested in the area of why this aterial was chan2in2 it8s wei2ht. =e went to "arian +orporation 5"arian 7ssociates 4nc., *#5# Hansen =ay, $alo 7lto, +7, 9-*#- ,-15. -9*0-###6 over in ?tanford, we showed the the data, and they said, >;r. Hudson, if you were coolin2 a sa ple, we would say it8s a superconductor>. 7 superconductor is aterial that responds to tiny, tiny, tiny a2netic fields, and even thou2h the heatin2 ele ent on this ther o02ravi etric analysis achinery is >bifilar> wound, which eans power 2oes in one way in one wire, it co es back the other way in the other wire, so they cancel each other8s a2netic field. There8s no way the two wires can co pletely cancel each other. There8s always this tiny little bit of residual because the wires are not on top of each other, they8re actually parallel to each other. ?o there is this tiny little bit of residual field. 4t8s not the kind of field an ordinary a2net would respond to, but it is the kind of field that a superconductor could respond to. 7 superconductor is a aterial that can respond to a a2netic field of ( ti es 1# to the inus 15th !r2. 4 say, what8s an !r2H They said, there is 1# to the 1' power er2s in a Bauss. 7nd the !arth8s a2netic field that a co pass ali2ns with is about .) Bauss. ?o the !arth8s a2netic field is al ost a Bauss. 7nd there8s 1# ti es 1# ti es 1# ti es 1# ti es 1# ti es 1# ti es 1# ti es 1#...., 1' ti es, there8s that any !r2s in a Bauss. 7nd a superconductor responds to a a2netic field of ( ti es 1# to the inus 15th !r2s, or .########..., 15 ti es, with a ( of 1 !r2. 5typist noteA .##############(6. 5--A-#6 Cou8ve seen in these science a2a:ines where they8ve 2ot a picture of the brain and they show part of the brain lit up when you eat so ethin2 sour or you see another part li2ht up when you eat so ethin2 sweet or that8s electric sei:ure where the brain 1ust li2hts up all over. How do they see these thou2ht patterns in your brainH =ith superconductors. ?uperconductors can sense any disturbance in a a2netic field. They8re unbelievably sensitive. 7nd, so if this aterial is a superconductor, even this tiny little bit of a2netic field that was still around the heatin2 coil, the aterial could levitate or it could sink, because a superconductor will not break lines of a2netic force when they8re superconductin2. They resist ovin2 in the field and so they would tend to levitate or they couldn8t be wei2hed. 4f you pick the scale up they8re 2onna wei2h ore, or if you put the scale down they8re 2onna wei2h less, because they8re not ovin2. ?o if it8s a superconductor this is not really a 2ood thin2 to be doin2. 4t doesn8t really ean anythin2. =hen 4 be2an to do the literature studies, 4 found out that in a acro0 etal, the te perature of the ato s is actually bein2 easured now over in !urope. 7nd the te perature is about *5# de2rees Jelvin, dependin2 on the etal, 4 ean, ore or less.

7bout *5# de2rees. 7s you disa22re2ate the clusters in that etal down s aller and s aller, the te perature of the ato 2oes down and down. 7 three ato cluster is about (* de2rees Jelvin, a two ato cluster is about 1( de2rees Jelvin, and a 1 ato , they don8t know what it really is because they can8t read it, they can8t find it. &ut theoretically it8s about ( to * de2rees Jelvin. The internal te perature inside a sin2le ato is, in fact, al ost absolute :ero. 4t has nothin2 to do with te perature of the roo it8s sittin2 in, and actually what we were doin2 is, we were heatin2 and coolin2 a onato ic syste , and the onato ic syste was 2ivin2 up ener2y. 7nd so we set up to do differential ther al analy:es and we found out there was a lot ore heat co in2 out than we were puttin2 in when we heated it. =e have that chart too in 2raph. Then actually by heatin2 it, we were coolin2 the ato s, because the te perature had nothin2 to do with the internal te perature of the ato . The only way it could hold ener2y is throu2h che ical bindin2 or throu2h crystalline bindin2 and there was none of that 2oin2 on because it 8s a onato ic syste . =e actually found that these ato s, in the literature, since we filed our patent, and we filed 11 ore patents on the superconductin2 state of a ini0ato syste of the hi2h0spin state. =e found in the published literature in 19'9, 199# and 1991, that the @iels &ohr 4nstitute, that 7r2on @ational Gaboratories, that %ak <id2e @ational Gaboratories, indeed had confir ed that the very ele ents that 4 had filed in y patents do exist in this hi2h0spin state, in the ono ato ic for . 7nd that they do inherently 2o to that state when they8re in the ono ato ic for . They will not 2o to this state when they8re in the diato ic state, but they will 2o to this state in the ono ato ic for . 7nd the words that they have developed in the scientific co unity to explain this is the asy etrical defor ed hi2h0spin nuclei. They have even published papers on the asy etrically defor ed hi2h0spin nuclei, and found that they theoretically should be superconductors. &ecause hi2h0spin ato s can pass ener2y fro one hi2h0spin ato to the next with no net loss of ener2y. %kayH 5-'A*(6 To orrow in our workshop, we will, 4 have all of the published papers, 4 have the ?cientific 7 erican articles, 4 have all the published papers on all of these ele ents. Cou8ll 2et to see @iels &ohr Gaboratories, 7r2on @ational Gaboratories, %ak <id2e @ational Gaboratories credentials and these specific ele ents, and in the asy etrically defor ed hi2h0spin state, and they are stable in that state, and they are not radioactive isotopes in that state. &ut it is a state that will only occur in the onato ic for . =hen they are in this state they do not want to 2o back to etal. They repulse each other. They will not 2o to a etallic state until you 2et the spin state back to the low spin state. Cou think y life was co plicated. Here 4 a a dirt far er. 4 have to learn che istry, 4 have to learn physics, 4 have to learn about superconductivity. 7nd now y uncle co es up to e with a paper, and he says, >Dave, read this book. 4 think you8ll en1oy it.> 7nd 4 looked at it and it8s called 8?ecrets of the 7lche ist8>, it8s a Ti e0Gife series book. 7nd 4 says, >=hat are you talkin2 about, +aleb, 4 don8t need to read that, that8s about 7lche y. That8s the occult.> He says, >@o, Dave, you need to read this book. 4t talks about a white powder of 2old>. %hhhhIH

?o 4 start readin2 the book. The $hilosopher ?tone was a white powder of 2old. The $hilosopher ?tone was said to be the container of the li2ht of life. =e took so e calves brains and so e pi2s brains, and we did a destruction of the or2anic aterial and a etals analysis and over 5 percent, by dry atter wei2ht, of the calves brains and the pi2s brains, were rhodiu and iridiu in the hi2h0spin state. 7nd nobody in edical research knows that. 4 found in the literature, and 48ll show you those to orrow, the D.?. @aval <esearch Facility has confir ed superconductivity is the co unication vehicle between cells in our body, but they don8t know where the superconductivity co es fro . 4t8s like it8s a stealth ato that no one can fi2ure out what it is. ,audience lau2hter. 4t8s there but no one can read it, 1ust like this stuff. =hen you reali:e that the $hilosopher ?tone is the white powder of 2old, then, of course, 4 have to find out does it workH Does it really have the properties they attribute to itH =hich they clai that not only it will cure every disease known to an, they clai that it is capable of chan2in2 the nature of an, akin2 hi into a different person. 7nd so, do we want to have a little break hereH For everybody to stretch a little bit and 4 think that our hostess over here has tapes and all sorts of infor ation that she8s willin2 to sell. 7nd after this we8ll 2o into the philosophy, what it really is, and what it really eans in our lives, and what we can do with it. %kayH ,audience break 0 lecture then continues. 55(A1)6 %kay before 4 start on the second half, 4 would like to re9uest of all of you, u , +heyenne was very ada ant that she had to tape these proceedin2s. ?he said 48ve always done that with y speakers. 4 have been very disappointed in that when 4 spoke at Blobal ?ciences twice, they taped it both ti es, and 4 said, >This tape is only for the people who attend the conference>. 7nd these people have copied and copied and copied. 4 have had phone calls fro Ber any, 4 had phone calls fro ?outh 7 erica. 4 will please ask you people, please do not recopy these tapes. These tapes are for the people that attended the conference, who want to refer back to the . 4t8s fine to play the for other people, but please don8t ake copies of the for other people to have. ?o e of the people who have ended up with copies of these are not the kind of people that 4 would 1ust as soon that they didn8t hear about this. 7nd so, please.... Cou ask yourself why we never heard about this on the radio, why we never heard about this on the newspapers, and it8s because 4 refuse. 48ve been asked to speak at @7?7 and 48ve turned it down, on superconductivity. 48ve been asked to co e before the open radio stations, and what you have to understand is that all people are not ready for this. %kayH The people who ca e here basically, 48d say, 9#095 percent of you hear this and understand what it is and why it8s here now. &ut ost people on the street do not understand it at all. 7nd 4 can tell you it8s 1ust like you8re speakin2 a forei2n lan2ua2e when you try to repeat this to people. They8re 1ust 2oin2 to say, >Bosh, what are they

talkin2 about. Cou8re out in left field.> 7nd, ah, all 4 can tell you is it see s to be a built in protection. 4t see s to be for a reason, that8s all 4 can tell you. 7nd so, please don8t recopy the tapes, okayH 48 askin2 you here on tape, please don8t recopy the tapes. %kay, back to the alche ical substance. =hen 4 beca e interested in this alche y, because the white powder of 2old was the alche ical substance supposedly, 4 be2an to do all sorts of readin2, and one of the thin2s 4 ca e across i ediately was the ;elchi:edek priesthood and the white powder of 2old associated with the ;elchi:edek priesthood. ?o 4 went to <abbi $lotkin at Te ple &eth 4srael in $hoenix, and 4 asked the <abbi, who is one of the ost knowled2eable rabbis in 7ri:ona, 4 said, ><abbi, have you ever heard of the white powder of 2oldH>, and he said, >%h yes ;r. Hudson, but to our knowled2e no one8s known how to ake it since the destruction of the first te ple>. He said, >The white powder of 2old is the a2ic. 4t can be used for white a2ic or black a2ic>. 7nd when you really find out what the white powder of 2old is, you be2in to really appreciate that state ent. ?o, anyway, as 4 be2an to research this further, 4 found out about the history of it, 4 found out that it has been associated with the ancient peoples over in the Ti2ris0!uphrates valley. 4t was knowled2e that was 2iven to the by, they clai ed, the 2ods. 4t is always depicted in the literature as a trian2ular shaped stone, but it8s about twice as tall as it is wide, kind of an elon2ated pyra idal shape, like this. 4 think Kecharia ?itchin refers to it as the >athinderH stone>. 7h, but all of their sacred text always be2an with it. +urious enou2h, in the ancient !2yptian text it was always referred to as the >=hat is itH>, and if you read in the papyrus of 7ni that was found in the to b of $epe the (nd in old kin2do !2ypt, it says, >4 a purified of all i perfections, what is it, 4 ascend like the 2olden hawk of Horus, what is it, 4 co e by the i ortals without dyin2, what is it, 4 co e before y father8s throne, what is it, and it 2oes on and on, pa2e after pa2e, talkin2 about all these attributes that you ac9uire as you ascend, but they always stop and ask the 9uestion, >=hat is it>H =ell, this was written about ('0(9 hundred &.+., and they8re askin2 this 9uestion >=hat is it>H =ell when 4 found the Hebrew dictionary, 4 found out that the Hebrew word for >=hat is itH> is ;a0@a. ;anna literally eans the sa e thin2, >=hat is itH> 7nd when you understand that the Hebrew people were actually, lived in !2ypt for 2enerations, they were the artisans, they were the etallur2ists, they were the crafts an. 7nd when they left out of !2ypt they took this knowled2e with the . =e find in the literature that, and this is particularly in "elikovsky8s writin2, 872es in +haos8, that he says, that, eh, when the !2yptian..., when the Hebrew people left !2ypt that the !2yptians decided that they wanted to 2o after the and they find the writin2s in !2ypt where the $haraoh and his ar y drown in a whirlpool of water. @ow this ri2ht at the end of old kin2do !2ypt. <e e ber in the &ible, that it says that the Hebrews encountered these ean, warrin2 like peoples called the 7 alekites out on the ?inai peninsula as they were exitin2 !2ypt, and they, ;oses wanted to fi2ht the , and the Hebrew people said >naw, these 2uys are fierce tribes en, there8s hundreds of thousands of the , we don8t want to fi2ht these people>. 7nd so they avoided fi2htin2 the . =ell, "elikovsky found out that at the very sa e ti e they were havin2 all the pla2ues in !2ypt they were also havin2 pla2ues over

in the Ti2ris0!uphrates valley, and the rulin2 tribe, the 7 alekites, exited the Ti2ris0 !uphrates valley at the sa e ti e the Hebrews were exitin2 !2ypt. 7nd they literally passed each other on the ?inai with the 7 alekites co in2 west as the Hebrews were 2oin2 east. They arrived in !2ypt and there was no $haraoh and there was no ar y, and literally, these 7rabs, destroyed and killed everyone. 7ll they left were the lesser people, who they kept as slaves for the selves, but they hacked and killed and slau2htered everyone. They destroyed the te ples, they wiped out a very hi2h culture at the end of old kin2do !2ypt. &y the ti e they woke up to the fact of what they had destroyed, the knowled2e that was 2one, it was too late. The only people that knew how to ake it, who were still alive, were the Hebrews, and they were out on the ?inai. They be2an in ancient !2ypt to do the openin2 of the outh cere onies, they be2in to u ify their leaders, waitin2 for this knowled2e to co e back so that the leaders could be brou2ht back to life, but in fact the knowled2e was 2one. 7nd so, if you look in old kin2do !2ypt, did you know that they8ve never found the body of a pharaoh or a hi2h priest fro old kin2do !2yptH @ever. 7nd they clai in their literature that they never died, that they ascended the stairway to heaven. 7nd when you read about what they did and where they went, it totally a2rees, they were 2oin2 to the very sa e place that the people in the Ti2ris0!uphrates valley went to, to ascend the stairway to heaven. 7nd that was to an island called &ahrain, it8s 1ust off the ?inai peninsula. There was a city by the na e of 8Jil un8 or 8Dil un8 and do you know that they have excavated the city and found that it does exist, and it8s supposedly the land of the crossin2, where the fresh water and the sea water ix. 7nd they have found the fault, ri2ht underneath the island where fresh water exits under the ocean and ixes with the sea water. 7ll of this 2oes back to writin2s about the first ortal kin2 in the Ti2ris0!uphrates valley, Bil2a esh, and his 9uest for i ortality. 4t 2oes back to he was told to travel to the land where the sun sets, no the sun rises, which in fact was the na e for 7rabia. 7nd he traveled down the Ti2ris0!uphrates river, and into the ocean and across the ocean, they ca e to this island, and it was at that island where the an who survived the flood lived, and that8s the an we know as @oah, that he was lookin2 for. The an who lived 9##0 1,### years, and has three sons who lived over 9## years, who had this knowled2e. %kay, now we co e back to the Hebrews who exited !2ypt. 7ll of the !2yptians that had this knowled2e were slau2htered, and no one was there to brin2 the back to life. &ut the Hebrews had this knowled2e, and &e:aleel, the 2olds ith, was co anded by ;oses to prepare the >=hat is itH>, the anna, or the >bread of the presence of Bod>, which was another na e, they knew it in old kin2do !2ypt. 4n old kin2do !2ypt they had three other na es for it, it was called >the 2olden tear fro the eye of Horus>, it was called >that which issues fro the outh of the +reator>, the spittle, or it was called >the se en of the Father in Heaven>. 7nd if you take the white powder 2old and you ix it with water, it for s a 2elatinous white suspension, that, as a far er 4 can attest, it does look 1ust like se en, which we use to, for the cattle and all. 7h, that would be a 2ood description of it, if 4 was tryin2 to convey to so eone what it looks like.

&asically this is the basis of all reli2ions of the world. How any ti es have you heard >cleanse yourself>, >purify yourself>, >prepare yourself like a bride in the bridal cha ber>, >for the co in2 of the father>. =hat they don8t 2o on and tell you is what happens in the bridal cha ber, you beco e inse inated in the bridal cha ber. &ut you receive the se en of the father in Heaven. 7nd you. . . over. . . this is done over a -# day period durin2 a -# day fast. 4t was called the !2yptian rite of passa2e. 4t went 9 days with no food to totally cleanse the di2estive syste , and they took this aterial, or the >se en of the Father in Heaven>, for the next *# days. %kay, it was called >the &read of Gife> and the >&read of Gife> was ixed with the water and was called the >Givin2 =ater>. %kayH This aterial is what ;oses co anded &e:aleel, the 2olds ith. 4t wasn8t a baker, it wasn8t a wo an, it was a 2olds ith who was told to prepare the >&read of the presence of Bod>, and this >&read of the presence of Bod> was set out on a 2olden table in front of the 7rk of the covenant. Cou re e ber the ark of the covenant, they also placed the stones, throu2h which Bod spoke to ;oses, and 2ave hi the ten co and ents. 7nd the &ible says, up on ;t. ?inai, that the Hebrew people said there was fire and there was s oke. 4t was if a for2e was 2oin2 up on ;t. ?inai. &ut when you recall that ;oses had been there previously and in the area of ?inai is where copper was bein2 ined and s elted. 7nd in fact, 4 believe there was a for2e 2oin2 on ;t. ?inai, because at 1,1/# de2rees the white powder of 2old can be elted to a transparent 2lass of 2old. 4t literally beco es a 2lass as clear as window 2lass, and yet it is pure 2old, it8s not a 2old co pound, it8s pure 2old. Cou can take it in a ortar and pestle and 2rind it ri2ht back to the white powder, but it is, it looks absolutely like 2lass. The neat thin2 about 2old, as co pared to the other ele ents, is that 2old can be purified by distillation. 7t -5# de2rees ele ental 2old will resonance disconnect fro itself and will 2o over as a 2as and be re0condensed over here and be cau2ht as white powder a2ain. 7nd so you can purify it, back and forth, by repeated distillation, and 2et a very hi2h purity substance. 4t8s called the >white dew>, the >white condensate>, >the white dove> or it8s depicted as a white feather in the alche ical texts. &ecause that8s the way it was purified as a volatile aterial. %kayH 7ll of the sy bols of bein2 fed by a dove, or receivin2 the white dove, is always an alche ical sy bol. =hen we find, as the rabbi told e, that this knowled2e was kept by the Hebrews until the destruction of the first te ple. =hat happened when they destroyed the first te pleH 7nd what happened ri2ht before the te ple was destroyedH =e find that ?olo on 2ot a wo an pre2nant who ca e fro !2ypt and she, in fact, was the $haraoh of !2ypt. =hat was her na e, HatshepsutH How do you pronounce itH HatshepsutH 7nyway, it was in fact the $haraoh of !2ypt that ca e to ?olo on8s te ple, and she beca e pre2nant, she returned back to !2ypt, and she 2ave birth to a son, and the son8s na e was ;enelik. ;enelik returned to Ferusale when he was twenty one to be acknowled2ed by ?olo on as bein2 his son. 7nd ?olo on, of course, acknowled2ed ;enelik, >Ces, you are y son>. 7nd of course, the Gevites, the hi2h priests, 1ust went bonkers. Here was a half breed. 7nd they had all this racial purity, and here was a half breed as the eldest son of ?olo on, to be the next kin2 of Ferusale .

7nd so the Gevites said, >Cou ust send your son away, he ust be sent away>. 7nd ?olo on, in his infinite wisdo , said, >Fine, if 4 ust send y son away, all of you Gevites ust send your eldest sons away also>. ?o all of the eldest sons of the Gevites left with ;enelik, but when they left they took the 7rk of the +ovenant. 7nd that8s where the 7rk of the +ovenant wentL to !2ypt. =hen the Hebrews reali:ed that the 7rk of the +ovenant had left, these en who took it were the ones who by blood ri2ht were the correct ones to care for it. They were the eldest sons of the Gevites and the kin2. &ut because they were sent away they took the 7rk of the +ovenant. 7nd the Hebrew people haven8t really wanted to talk about this that uch, because it really was their doin2s that they lost it. 7nd so, the 7aronic priesthood or the rabbinical priesthood does not want to talk about the hi2h priesthood leavin2 Ferusale , but it went to !2ypt. 7nd it was kept in !2ypt out on the island of !lephantine, where they built an exact duplicate of the Te ple of ?olo on, and you8ll read, and find out about that, if you read Braha Hancock8s book, 8The ?i2n and the ?eal8. This is all in there and it is absolutely correct. They have excavated. The excavators have found, on the island of !lephantine, the exact di ensions of the Te ple of ?olo on, where the foundation was and where the 7rk of the +ovenant was kept. 4n the te ple of Guxor they recorded all of the loot and all of the plunder that was taken fro the Te ple of ?olo on by Thut ose 44, was then returned when he beca e pharaoh and looted the te ple. &ut there8s no 7rk of the +ovenant because they already had that. 7nd in that plunder they list all of the ite s that they 2ot, and they8re all identified as bein2 2olden, and then silver and then copper. &ut under the 2olden ite s, under the shewbread, here is this elon2ated pyra idal shape that is >The &read of the presence of Bod>. 4t8s the very sa e sy bol, that 4 told you earlier, that is always shown as depicted in the sacred cere ony, with the kin2 offerin2 the >bread>, the >white bread>, to the sy bol of the 7rk of the +ovenant, with the black 7nubis sittin2 on top of it. =ell the 7nubis represented the di2estive syste , and here8s the kin2 offerin2, and it says >keeper of the secret>, but it8s the white powder of 2old bein2 offered to the di2estive syste , which is the transfor ational process you 2o throu2h. @ow, what does it doH 48 not a doctor so 4 can8t practice edicine. 7nythin2 that is ad inistered to so eone for the purpose of curin2 a disease is edicine. ?o therefore 4 can8t tell you on tape what8s been done with it, what the doctors who have 2ivin2 it have done with it, but 4 can tell you that at ( 2. it totally has 2otten rid of Jarposi ?arco as on 74D? patients, at ( 2. per day. ( 2. per day. There8s *(,### illi2ra s in an ounce, ( 2. is nothin2. 7nd it 2ets rid of >J?>. 4 can tell you that people who have taken it, at ( 2. in1ections, within ( hours, their white blood cell count 2oes fro (,5## to /,5## white blood cells. 4 can tell you that sta2e - cancer patients have taken it orally, and after -5 days have no cancer anyplace in the body. =e8re not 2onna 2o into any ore specifics than that. 4 will talk to you about it later when the ca eras aren8t runnin2. 4 a not a doctor. ;y purpose in this was not to cure diseases and illness, but 4 did want to know >does it work>H 4t8s been used on Gou Behri28s disease, it8s been used on ;?, it8s been used on ;D, it8s been used on arthritis, it8s been used on, ah, what else, that8s all that8s co in2 to ind ri2ht now, and it 1ust does so e very re arkable thin2s in the

body. The edicine.

ost i portant thin2 that it does and the real reason this is here is not as a

The reason this aterial is here is to enli2hten and raise the consciousness of ankind. @ow if people don8t understand that, 4 apolo2i:e, but that really is it8s purpose. 7nd what we have done is we have 2iven it in the hi2h a ounts to so e people who have had nothin2 wron2 with the edically. =e didn8t know what to expect. ?o the very first an, he did a -( day food fast, which is pretty severe food fast. He went for 9 days with only water, he had a hi2h colonic, and on the 1#th day we be2an to 2ive hi 5## 2 a day of this aterial. @ow this was not 2old. This was rhodiu and iridiu . 7nd the reason we chose rhodiu and iridiu is because it naturally was in his body. 4t8s in 7loe "era 2el. 4t8s in 7ce ;annan. 4t8s in >;an aloe>. 4t8s in carrot 1uice, it8s in 2rape 1uice, it8s in 2rape seed extract, it8s in slippery el bark, it8s in sheep sorrel, it8s in any, any aterials. 7nd so it8s totally natural, it8s not a co pound, it8s not a dru2. 4t8s an ele ental aterial. 4t8s like takin2 an iron pill. &ut these are the ato s that flow the li2ht of life in your body. 7nd accordin2 to ancient !2yptians, they said, >Cou have a physical body, you have to feed physical foods to so it can 2row and beco e all that it8s eant to be. 4f you don8t feed your aterial body, you die or you8re very stunted. Cou don8t 2row and develop.> Cou also have a li2ht body, they said, you also ust feed so it can 2row and beco e what it8s eant to be. 7nd we haven8t been feedin2 our li2ht body, because we haven8t known what to feed it with. 5## 2. a day for *# days, was called the !2yptian rite of passa2e, and so we had to find out what does this do. 7fter 5 or / days of takin2 this aterial, this fellow be2an to hear this very hi2h fre9uency sound, and every day the sound 2ets louder, and louder, and louder, and louder, and louder and louder. &y the ti e he finished his fast, he said it8s like loudspeakers in y brain, literally roarin2 this sound. 4t8s the sa e sound that any of the editators have heard, that your told to listen for when you editate, to find this sound, but when you think about it ost people don8t hear it any ore. =ell this sound is roarin2 in this an8s head, it8s roarin2 day and ni2ht, it8s roarin2 when he8s talkin2 on the phone, it8s roarin2 when he8s workin2. 7nd 4 said, >Doesn8t this disturb youH 4sn8t this an irritatin2 soundH > and he said, >@ot at all. 4t8s 1ust like nectar>, because it doesn8t co e throu2h the ears. He said, >4t8s inside the brain.> @ow it8s hard for e to understand. 4t8s hard for probably ost of you to understand. He says, >David, it8s 1ust nectar. 4t8s so ethin2 that you literally want to 2o within the sound and 1ust let it exclude everythin2 out of your life>. &asically at the end of the -( day fast, he went back, he took a body brush to 2et rid of the toxins in his body, and he went back eatin2 nor ally. 7nd he was eatin2 eat, white eat and ve2etables. =ell he fi2ured the sound would die down and 2o away. 4t doesn8t. The sound is still 2rowin2 and 2ettin2 louder and louder. 7fter /# ore days, the drea s be2in, the revelations be2in, and then the visions be2in. 7nd this is 2oin2 to sound a little far fetched to so e of you, but there are li2ht bein2s that co e to this an and teach hi . They never open their outh but

they telepathically are co unicatin2 with hi . 7nd with the hope that 48 not 2oin2 to offend anyone, there actually is a fe ale bein2 that co es to hi and has sex with hi . 7nd 4 didn8t understand this until 4 found in the ancient "edic texts that it talks about this, havin2 sex with the an2els. (### &.+. 7fter about ) onths, he be2ins to have or2as s. 7nd this is an adult 2roup basically so 4 better explain to you, he has no erection, he has no se inal e ission, but it8s an or2as . 4 says, >4s it niceH> and he said, >4t8s 1ust like the real thin2>. He8s now havin2 about )0' a day. He said, >Dave, the sound see s to ori2inate about ' inches above y head, it co es down into y brain, it8s like a hat band around y head, and it 1ust roars here in y head. 4 can feel the vibration all throu2h y body>. &ut after ) onths these or2as s started and they 1ust 2ot ore fre9uent and ore fre9uent, and it8s not so ethin2 he controls. 4t8s so ethin2 that 1ust co es on. =ell, he only sleeps about an hour and a half to two hours now, he doesn8t need )0' hours like ost of us, and so he decided one ornin2 about o8clock in the ornin2, he8s 2onna 2o outside and 1ust let this or2as 2o. ?ee what happens. He said it be2an down the pelvis, and it literally, he 1ust let it ove, and he said he could feel it, it ca e up over his sto ach, up over his chest, up over his head, and he said, >;y whole body was involved in this or2as >. 7nd he said, >4 felt hot. 4 felt like if so eone ca e up and touched e they would burn their hand. The all of a sudden, out of the top of y head, 2oes this colu n of ener2y>. He feels it 1ust 2oin2 ri2ht out the top of his head. 7h, 4 was, about three weeks a2o, 4 was handed a book, called >?ecrets of the Bolden Flower> by <ichard =ilhel with an introduction by +arl Fun2. <ichard =ilhel did the eastern translations for Fun2. This book was written in 19*1, and it8s been translated and been reproduced, and published several ti es since then, 4 2uess it8s now in paperback because so e people are 2ettin2 paperback copies now. 7nyway, it verbati describes this sound. 7nd it says in the book it see s to all be about this sound, the >hu>. =ell we are the hu0 an. The an who can hear the sound. %kayH This is about the >hu>, the sound. 7nd that it says in there that you 2et this ener2y in your pelvis, and that it can be developed where it literally will take your whole body up over your head and everythin2. 7nd when it finally is at a state of perfection that it will feel like there is a colu n of li2ht co in2 ri2ht out the top of your head. 4 think the word that ost people use for it is the kundalini. &ut that8s what it is. This an can cut cards now, and hold the up, and tell you what the suit is and what the nu ber is, and he8s ri2ht 1# out of 1# ti es. He can tell you who8s 2oin2 to co e to see hi to orrow, he knows what they8re 2oin2 to want to talk about before they 2et there, who it8s 2oin2 to be, what they are 2oin2 to want to talk about. He says there8s this co plete feelin2 of oneness with all livin2 thin2s, all ani als, all hu ans. 4t8s 1ust this total unity of oneness with all life. 7ccordin2 to the >?ecrets of the Bolden Flower>, it takes 1# lunar onths, which happens to be the sa e as the !2yptian8s said, 9 solar onths, sa e ti e fra e, but at the end of this, at the ninth onth, he literally beco es a li2ht bein2. 4t8s the breakin2

throu2h of the cos ic e22, and he literally beco es a li2ht bein2, capable of levitatin2 and capable of bio0locatin2. To literally disappear here and reappear so eplace else. @ow this sounds pretty preposterous, except if he8s a perfect superconductor, he can levitate, he can walk on water. 7nd to orrow 4 will share with you so e of the papers by Harold $uthoff, down in 7ustin, Texas, who worked on the 2overn ent contracts on psychic, telepathy, ental connections between people, and he8s now workin2 with levitation, ti e travel and all that. He8s published so e papers developin2 ?akharov8s theory about 2ravity, in which he says, that 2ravity is not a 2ravitational field. That 2ravity, is in fact, the inter0reaction of atter, the protons, and the neutrons and the electrons, with the :ero point, or vacuu ener2y. 7nd what we experience as 2ravity is, in fact, the inter0reaction of the atter with the :ero point ener2y. That there is no 2ravitational field per se. 7nd in his calculations and in his athe atics, he calculates that when atter is resonance connected in two di ensions, it no lon2er interacts in three di ensions, but it8s only interactin2 in two di ensions, by what he calls the 1itterbu2 otion, that it loses -E9s of it8s 2ravitational wei2ht. %r it only wei2hs 5/ percent, which if you all recall is exactly what our aterial wei2hed. 5/ percent, or 5E9s of it8s true wei2ht. =hich eans that the aterial is a resonance connected, 9uantu oscillator, resonatin2 in two di ensions, which 1ust happens to be the definition of superconductor. &ut when 4 et Hal $uthoff, he said, >Dave, you know what this eans, it eans, when you can control space0ti e, if you control 2ravity, and you control 2ravity, you are controllin2 space0ti e. 7nd so literally what these ato s are doin2 is they are bendin2 space0ti e to wei2h 5E9s. He says, >There are theories in the published 1ournals, credible 1ournals, about ovin2 faster than the speed of li2ht, fro one place to another. &ut to do it you ust have what8s called exotic atter, atter that has no 2ravitational attraction at all.> Do you know that iridiu at )# de2rees +enti2rade, 4 ean )# de2rees Fahrenheit, has no 2ravitational attraction at all, and that )# de2rees Fahrenheit is the te perature of your body, or above, or that your body8s above that. 7nd so literally if our body beco es filled with the li2ht, we literally eat this until our li2ht body exceedin2 our physical body, then we supposedly beco e li2ht bein2s. 7nd our physical body no lon2er controls our li2ht body, our li2ht body now controls our physical body. 7nd anywhere we can think we would like to 2o, we can travel there not only spiritually, but physically, and take our physical body with us. @ow coincidentally, in the &ible, this is referred to as the rapture. 4t says, two will be workin2 in the field and one will be 2one, two will be layin2 in bed and one will be 2one. 4t will be a physical takin2 up and disappearin2 fro where you8re at. 4t says in <evelations, 8&lessed be the an who will overco e for he shall be 2iven the hidden anna, the white stone of purest kind, up on which will be written a new na e.> 5<ev. (A1)6 Cou will not be the sa e person you were before you took the aterial. 4t actually says you will have a new na e, you will be a different person. =hen you beco e filled with the spirit, when you beco e filled with the chris , you are not the sa e person you were before. 7ll of that D@7 that these bio edical people can8t fi2ure out what it8s it in your body for, it8s actually there to function, it 1ust isn8t workin2 ri2ht now.

<i2ht now we only use '01# percent of our brain. =hat8s the other 9# percent there forH Did we evolve a brain that we don8t useH 4 don8t think so. 4t8s like at so e ancient ti e we used that brain, and we used that D@7, and we were a different person. =ell that sure sounds awfully philosophical, doesn8t it. The &ible says that at one ti e we were the 7da Jad on, we were the an2elic bein2, and we have fallen to this ani alistic state. &ut in the &ible, it says, that the day will co e when the ancient of days returns here to !arth. =ho is the ancient of daysH The ancient of days is the 7da Jad on, the ori2inal an 7nd when this an returns here and he literally can read your thou2hts in your ind without you openin2 your outh, how uch ore could you ever be 1ud2edH @o ore skeletons in the closet, no ore hidden a2endas. !verythin28s known. 4n the &ible they call it the openin2 of the book of life. 4t8s the ti e that everythin2 2ets 1ud2ed, everythin2 2ets revealed. 7nd then, and only then, will you see +hrist a2ain. That8s when he returns. %kayH 4n <evelations, it says, the streets of the new Ferusale , will be paved with 2old so pure as like unto transparent 2lass. 5<ev. (1A(16 Bold so pure as like unto transparent 2lass, and the foundations are ade of 2old like unto transparent 2lass. 5<ev. (1A1'6 @ow if that isn8t heavy enou2h for you, when 4 found out that the na e for the 2olden tree of life was the %<;!, or us or or es. 7nd the na e of y patent is %rbitally <earran2ed ;onato ic !le ents. 4n the &ook of 4saiah, it says a latter day David, a descendant of the Davidic blood line, y cousin, bless her soul 1oined the ;or on +hurch, and they had her do her 2enealo2y, and y 2reat02reat02reat 2rand other, was Hanna de Buise, dau2hter of +hristopher de Buise, brother of +harles or +laude de Buise, who if you 2ot a copy of >Holy &lood Holy Brail> there, +harles or +laude de Buise is in the book. @ostrada us worked for the de Buise fa ily and @ostrada us prophesied by 1999 the occult 2old will be known to science. "ery specific prophecy, very exact dates, very precise. 7nd a descendent of this fa ily, a latter day David, is the one who8s to plant the Bolden Tree of Gife. 7nd 4 didn8t know any of this when 4 filed y patent. 7nd so when you reali:e what this is, and you reali:e what it does, and you reali:e why it8s here, then you reali:e why y 1ob is not to ake oney with it. 4 can8t ake oney with it. ;y 1ob is to tell those people who are ready for it what the state of thin2s are and when it8s 2oin2 to be available. 4 can8t sell it, 4 will solicit donations to cover our costs in producin2 it. &ut it has to be ade available for those people who are ready for it. 7nd this is called the Gesser Jeys of ?olo on, the Jeys to the Jin2do . <e e ber the $etra, the <ock, held the keys to the Jin2do , $eter, the Jeeper of the JeysH 7nd this is called the Jeys to the Jin2do . 4t8s not the answer, but it8s the door that unlock, it8s the key that unlocks the door to the answer. Cou no lon2er have to die to literally co e face to face with the an2els, to experience what ost of these people call, when they died and ca e back to life, it8s an unbelievable feelin2 of oneness. The closest ost of you will ever be to another person is durin2 the o ent of sex. Think about itH 7nd yet this is even ore than that. &ecause you8re one heart and one ind with everyone. ?o ebody said it would ake a 2reat title for a book, >&etter Than ?ex>.

=ell, it is all about love, total oneness with everyone. 4t8s perfect telepathy, perfect co unication, it8s total love and total oneness. =hen you understand that superconductors don8t have to touch, okay, we8re back to the science a2ain. 4n electricity, the wires have to touch before electricity can flow fro one wire to another wire, but superconductors can sit at a distance, and as lon2 as they are in resonant har ony, and their ;eissner fields touch, they are one. &ecause they flow li2ht between the . ?o they act as one superconductor. ?o when you are a perfect superconductor, and she is a perfect superconductor, you are one with her heart and her ind. Cou know all thin2s about her. $erfect telepathy. 7nd that is the Fud2 ent. That is the %neness. @ow what does it do in the bodyH 4t literally corrects the D@7, by a process the e9uivalent of a denaturin2 solution, the D@7 relaxes and reco bines corrected. ?o all diseases that ori2inate with a proble with the D@7 can be corrected, but your reason for takin2 it cannot be to correct a disease. Cour reason for takin2 it has to be a philosophical reason. 4t has to be to enli2hten and to raise the nature of ankind. 4f in doin2 that, it happens to cure the diseases, so be it. 7nyway 4 don8t want to 2ive all of the lecture to orrow, ah, to orrow in the workshop, what 4 want to do is we8re 2onna present transparencies of the history of the alche y, the philosopher8s stone. =e8re 2oin2 to 2ive you the, a bunch of the, the books that 4 found that are very excellent books. =e8re 2oin2 to read fro so e of those and put the up on the board, we8re 2oin2 to read fro , ah, in addition to the science. 7nd so, 4 hope the workshop will have so ethin2 for about everybody. 7h, 4 think you all know, ost of know what this stuff is and why it is here now. ;ost of you had known it was co in2. 4t, eventually, was 2oin2 to be here. 7nd, ah, this is an ultra0conservative, ri2ht win2, Fohn &irch type 2uy here, and, ah, you know, one who believes that the free0enterprise syste is the best syste 2iven the nature of an like he is. He8s selfish and he8s 2reedy, and he8s to be, te pted with oney and wealth, and when you understand what this is, this chan2es the nature of an, that literally all of the thin2s we value now are no lon2er i portant. =hen you no lon2er need to eat, when you literally can be fed on the resonance fields of the universe. 7ll you need is water. =hen you no lon2er need ener2y, you can travel anywhere you want 1ust by thinkin2 where you8d like to be and be there. =hen you can live '##01,### years with perfect body, literally every cell in your body perfected and corrected. 7nd then your etabolis speeds up about -5 or 5# percent, you return to the state you were when you were a teena2er and you can stay in that state. This is what the aterial is. =e don8t have all the answers yet. There8s a tre endous a ount of research study that needs to be done by the edical people on it. =e have an awful lot of doctors already workin2 on it. 74D?, cancer all workin2 on it. =e have @ational 4nstitute of Health licensin2 and per ittin2 to do it. 7nd, ah, all 4 can tell you is it8s here, it ain8t 2oin2 to 2o away if you don8t believe it, and ,ah, it will chan2e the world ore than anythin2 in the last (,### years. %kayH EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Questions and Answers from David Hudson's Dallas Lecture

,Muestion 0 48d like to know if you are consu in2 the substance yourself, ri2ht now.. &ecause 4 was the discoverer 4 felt that 4 should take the aterial first. 4 started fastin2 and we didn8t know how uch to take. 4 was takin2 the 2old in very low a ounts. ;y wife, on about the third day, beca e aware 4 was takin2 it and she 1ust went ballistic. 7h, you have to eet y wife, she8s a very special lady, but she had been readin2 all the alche ical texts fro ?t. Ber ain and all about people8s hair fallin2 out, their teeth fallin2 out, their skin pealin2 off, and she 1ust said, >Cou will not take this aterial without y per ission>. 7nd out of respect to y wife 4 stopped takin2 the aterial, she literally ade e eat to break the fast. 7nd, ah, since that ti e we have now five people, one in Texas, who are takin2 it in the hi2h a ounts. They are people who basically had no wife or children, and no prior co it ent, and therefore were not afraid of it. ?o, but, no 4 have not taken it but 1ust very, very low a ounts. ,=ell can8t you take her with youH. 7h, yep, she8s not ready yet. ?he8s 2ettin2 pretty close, she8s watched this pro2ress. 7nd she8s uch ore co fortable with it. ?he8s, you have to understand 4 live in a very s all a2ricultural co unity and 4 cannot speak anythin2 about this to anybody in y co unity. 4 ean it 1ust 2oes over their heads co pletely. 7nd so, 4 was really pleased when 4 went to Blobal ?ciences in the ?prin2 of last year and spoke for the first ti e. 4 told Dean ?tonier, don8t advertise this, don8t tell anyone what 4 a 2oin2 to talk about. 7nd 4 really was pleased to see how any people had read the books 4 was referrin2 to, knew about it, were prepared for it, and they 1ust were in awe over it. 7nd so, you know, that was so well received, 4 spoke in the Fall once a2ain to Blobal ?ciences on this side of the country. 48ve been over to Hawaii and a now speakin2 here. 4, 4 only have so uch aterial bein2 produced. ;ost of it8s 2oin2 for edical studies and philosophical studies and there isn8t that uch available. Cou know, we8re not char2in2 for it for ost people, it8s bein2 2iven for free. 7nd so, ah, you know, there isn8t enou2h that 4 can play with it, 1ust do what 4 want with it, so..... ,48 also interested in the li2hter side of sex. =hen you were talkin2 about how when he beca e a li2ht bein2 that he was actually havin2 sex with li2ht bein2s and 4 was interested in how that i2ht relate to i aculate conception.. 7h, 48d like to save the sub1ect of the i aculate conception for to orrow8s workshop. 4 will specifically address that, ah, because, you know, who the !ssenes were, who ;ary was, who the disciples were, and what it all eans, 4 think is 9uite si2nificant. D , the literature says that when a person beco es the whole li2ht bein2, that they beco e the andro2ynous bein2, because you8re i ortal you don8t have to have children. 7nd so sex

as ost en know it no lon2er is i portant. 4t co es down to true and total love with all ankind. 7nd so that, that is ore than enou2h for ost people8s inclinations, 4 believe, at that point. @ow, 48ll tell you in a onth or so how it is, but ri2ht now that8s what it appears like. 7ny other 9uestionsH ,Muestion 0 How lon2 then has been the lon2est person, you8re sayin2, that8s been on itH. =ell, the first person to take it is ' 1E( ,Do they continue to take it everydayH. @o, they took it for the -# days, actually it8s *# days of takin2 it. 7t the end of that they stooped. 7nd it8s 1ust, it8s called the ?e en of the Bod in Heaven. %nce you sleep with the 2uy and the se en8s in you, and you8re pre2nant, that8s it, you8re on your way fella and there8s no turnin2 back. Cou8re 2oin2 to have this baby in 9 onths, so 1ust brace yourself, here it co es. ?o this is why 4 don8t want so eone to 2et on this path and then say , >4 chan2e y ind>. &ecause you can8t undo this, once it8s done it8s done. ,+an8t you have a divorceH. 4 don8t know how. ,Muestion 0 Cou entioned that so e of these other products had this iridiu and others in it. 4s there so e relationship between this product that you have and these other products.. %h, certainly, 4 alluded to in the presentation. That these ele ents are not rare. Dia onds are rare, carbon is everywhere, but dia ond and carbon are the sa e ele ent. Cou know our analytical ethod looks for etals, not for ele ents. 7nd so, the etals are rare because the conditions to ake the etallic were very unusual, but the ele ents are everywhere. 7nd, 4 say everywhere, they should be located in, ah .... well, if you talk to a nuclear physicist he can tell you exactly in the bi2 ban2, in the creation, how uch of which ele ents should be here on !arth, and for so e reason they don8t know where the rhodiu and iridiu are. They 1ust don8t find it here on !arth. 7nd so they assu e it8s out there in space so eplace, in so e eteorite, and they find this unusual a ount of iridiu at about /5 illion years a2o. =ell the 2eolo2y that this aterial is in is exactly /5 illion years old. 7nd so, coincidentally, it a2rees with the volcanic activity about /5 illion years a2o. The ele ents are 9uite plentiful particularly in volcanic areas or volcanic soil. @ow 4 will ention, when we analy:e the carrot 1uice, there8s a hi2h a ount of rhodiu in carrot 1uice. 48ve heard of people drinkin2 acro a ounts of carrot 1uice and curin2 cancer. =ell rhodiu is the cancer cure. The 7ce ;annan is 9# percent rhodiu , the product that8s ade here in Texas, the 7ce ;annan. 4 believe ;r. ;cDaniels who was drivin2 e around today, 4 plu2 his product because it8s probably the best source of rhodiu you can buy. 7nd if you have cancer you need rhodiu in your body. 4t8s the cancer cure. 7nd that is one of the best natural sources that we know of onths ri2ht now.

ri2ht now, is the 7ce ;annan. %ther than our know, 4 can8t ad inister for cancer.

aterial which is pure rhodiu , but 4, you

,Muestion 0 =hat plans could you talk about, say, that your plans are for the next yearH. 7h, basically, 48ve expended 5.* illion dollars, out of pocket has been expended thus far on the pro1ect. 48ve done everythin2 4 financially can do at this ti e. %n Dece ber *1st, 4 shut down y far in2 operation. ?o, 4 a operatin2 under faith that there is so eone out there who will understand this. 48 lookin2 for the oney to build a production plant. To do exactly what 48 doin2 in the laboratories but do it on a scale up. =e8re 2oin2 to process one ton a day of the ore, which will 2ive us about one illion five hundred thousand dollars worth of precious ele ents per day at etals prices. 4t takes about a half an ounce or about, u , what we8re fi2urin2 about 35## worth of precious ele ents to cure 74D?. %kayH %ur cost will be about 31#,### a day or about 3*.5# for enou2h to cure 74D?. =ill be our cost. ,Muestion 0 =hat8s the cost of the plantH. 48ve 2ot all the bud2et and everythin2 worked up. 4f so eone8s interested 4 can show it to the , it8s a business plan and everythin2. 48ve turned down the oney fro two different sources already that have offered it, but they were &oards of Directors, and they were totally profit oriented, and that8s not what this is 2oin2 to be done, 4 ean, ah, u , this is 2oin2 to ake i ense of a ounts of oney.... ,audience claps. =ell, you can8t.... 4f ;other Theresa presents herself and she8s 2iven everythin2 she owns to the poor and she says, >4 need it>, you 2otta 2ive it to her. ?he has no oney, you still have to 2ive it to her. ?o, if so eone says, >@ope, we8re 2oin2 to ake this the hi2hest and 2reatest a ount of oney we can out of it>, no. 4f you want to think about it as a business plan, you can put the stuff into fuel cell electrodes, you can deliver it to the Fapanese, tell the that you their partners now. Cou8re 2oin2 to furnish electrodes for their fuel cells. Cou don8t sell precious etals, you sell electricity. %kay, and you still own the precious etals. !veryday you8re akin2 a illion and a half dollars worth of precious ele ents and they8re 2oin2 into fuel cells. 4n a year8s ti e you8ve ade 5## illion dollars worth of precious ele ents and you now are akin2 the inco e, everyday, off of those precious ele ents. =hich should be around (#0(5 percent inco e off of the sale of the electricity. 7nd you still own the precious ele ents. 7fter 1# years you own ore precious ele ents than anybody else in the world. Cou beco e the international bankers that are totally, 1## percent precious etal backed, and you have the inco e. 4t8s not sittin2 at so e bank, it8s sittin2 out there in the world workin2 for a livin2. That8s the worst case scenario. @ow the best case scenario is what it does. Cou know, we have 2iven this to H4" patients who could not even speak. They were days away fro death. They were bein2 fed by 4"s. 7nd four or five weeks later they were feedin2 the selves, 2ettin2 dressed on their own and attendin2 fa ily weddin2s, and flyin2 on airplanes across the Dnited ?tates. There8s no better feelin2. There8s no better feelin2 than to help these people that have no hope.

7nd 4 can 2ive you the na es of the people you can call in the $hoenix area who are on this stuff ri2ht now, and they8ll tell you, >=e8re alive today because of this aterial>. Cou can call the up and talk to the personally. 4 1ust can8t put it on tape, that8s all. 7ny other 9uestionsH ,Muestion 0 48 sure you probably have all the volunteers you can useH.

How about ',)*(H ,Muestion 0 %kay. =ant another oneH =hen is this substance 2oin2 to be available for folks like usH. 4t8s 2oin2 to take about a year and a half fro the ti e that 4 2et the fundin2, and 4 thou2ht 4 would have the fundin2 before now. 4 have probably ' different people who have the oney, who said they want to do it, but no one8s written the check yet, and until that ti e, you know, it8s....... 4 1ust, 4 ake about (,### illi2ra s every two days in the laboratory ri2ht now, and, ah, but ore i portantly, 4 think it8s the...., you know, what 48 doin2 ri2ht now is 48 out tellin2 people about it. 48 2oin2 to speak in Florida, 48 2oin2 to be up in @ew !n2land, 48 2oin2 to be in the ;idwest, and basically, 48ve been up in ?eattle, and it8s 2oin2 to be 1ust seedin2 infor ation. 7nd then that8s about enou2h. 48ll depend on you to tell your friends about it. =hen it8s available, you know, you8ll know about it, 4 2uarantee it, you8ll hear about it. 4t8s 2oin2 to be heavy. ,Muestion 0 Cou8re lookin2 for 1ust one investor, or.......H. 48 lookin2 to deal with private individuals not corporations. ore than one individualH.

,Muestion 0 ?o, it could be like

?ure. +ertainly. 4t8s 1ust, 4 have to eet the and be co fortable, they know what they8re 2ettin2 involved in, before 4 can accept their oney thou2h. 7nybody elseH ,Muestion 0 Ceah, 4 wanted to ask you a 9uestion. Cou said the 2entle an that was takin2 this that was basically healthy, and had takin2 it, what, *# or -# days. 7nd then heard the sounds and thin2s like that, okayH 7pparently could know people that were co in2 before they arrived. The people that were ill and took it and then beca e well, did they have the sa e experiences as the healthy an who took itH. %kay, do understand that .... the 9uestion was, >Do the people who take it for the edicinal purposes have the sa e thin2s happen to the as the people who took it for philosophical reasonsH> First of all, the fellow who took it for philosophical reasons fasted for -# days and took 5## 2. per day, the people who took it for edicine took 5# 2. a day. ?o, you know, there8s a bi2.....

,Muestion 0 They didn8t have any of the side benefitsH. They didn8t.....no one has co ented on the sound, however it is coincidental to e that the lady who had the sta2e - cancer now is a ?ikh, wears the white robes and everythin2. The two 74D? patients say that they have never been reli2ious, but they 1ust feel ore one with their +reator. They 1ust feel like there8s a oneness. 7nd 48ve never solicited this infor ation. They don8t know anythin2 about the other people. 4t8s curious that, of what they are tellin2 e. ?o it is chan2in2 the way they see the selves in the life process. ,Muestion 0 Thank0you.. %kay. ,Muestion 0 7re you 2oin2 to write a bookH. 7h, yes. 48 supposed to eet with a lady on ?unday afternoon here in Dallas. ?he8s one of the top people that handle these thin2s, and, ah, 4 had a contract with a fellow but he never si2ned the contract with his people. 7nd so 4 wrote hi a letter sayin2, ya know, if you don8t 2et all the si2natures, 48 cancelin2 out. 7nd it took e awhile for all the le2al processes to occur, and now, it8s supposed to be, Jathy Gee +rosby is, is, her book was done by a lady here in Dallas, and she8s wantin2 e to eet this lady. The lady8s seen the tapes and very interested in the story. 4t8s basically y 9uest for the Holy Brail and y achieve ent of it. 4n the last chapter, is this an takin2 it in the hi2h a ounts and what happens to hi . 4t8s the +elestine prophecy except it8s not fiction. ,Muestion 0 ; 0 %kay. ,Muestion 0 Ces, y 9uestion to you David is, ah, 4 think it8s nothin2 short of a iracle that, ah, the edical profession wants to, ah, work with you, and secondly, ah, 48 a a:ed that the phar aceutical cartels don8t have a, have you on their hit lists, and how you are 2oin2 to deal with thatH. That8s a 2ood 9uestion, y..... 4 don8t understand why so any people have so any proble s because 48ve never been confronted or never had any proble s with anyone to date, other than the ilitary. The ilitary wanted to know about the superconductivity and all. &ut, when you understand what this is, why it8s here. 7s lon2 as 4 a not char2in2 oney for it, as lon2 as it8s bein2 ad inistered for philosophical reasons. =hen you understand this is the ;anna, this is so ethin2 other people haven8t fi2ured out yet, but this is the ;anna. 7nd after to orrow8s workshop you8ll a2ree it8s the ;anna. There won8t be any 9uestion in your ind, you will know that8s what it is. , 4 have read that and a studyin2 it presently. Thank0you..

51A-)A1#6 7nd what 1ud2e and 1ury, what ad inistrator in the 2overn ent would dare take the ;anna fro a churchH @ow 4 know they try, 4 know they will try, but we do have this basic concept of separation of church and state, and this isn8t peyote, this is the ;anna. 7nd this is a +hristian nation as a whole, you know, it8s 2enerally a +hristian nation. To take the ;anna fro so eone for philosophical reasons, to take it away fro you, 4 1ust, 4 1ust don8t think they 2ot >you know what> enou2h to do that. ,Muestion 0 =ell, continued safe 1ourney.. =e8ll try. ,Muestion 0 4 want to thank you for bein2 here toni2ht. 4n your presence is y alche ical entor, y instructor, 48 an apprentice alche ist. 7nd Hans is sittin2 back there with so e of y fellow students. D , but the sub1ect that8s on y ind, the sound in the head or above the head that they8re experiencin2. =hen 4 was rather youn2, in y twenties, on several occasions 4 heard what8s called the > usic of the spheres>, which the founder of the ?ufi order, Ha:a <enya Jahn, relates so ehow to the >@ada>. 7nd 4 don8t know exactly how that sound relates to the > usic of the spheres>, which 4 have heard.... 4t is the sa e sound. ,Muestion 0 That sound is with e continuously and 4 once asked a swa i what it was and he defined it as the >@ada>, and 4 suspected that it related to the Jundalini, but 4 don8t know that uch about the Jundalini.. How any of you are aware of >The &ook of Jnowled2eA The Jeys of !noch>. Gook on pa2e -9), on pa2e -9), in the >Jeys of !noch>, written in 19)5 before nuclear physicists knew any of this, he said that scientists will learn how the nucleus can chan2e it8s sy etry, which is what this does. How the electron orbitals reconfi2ure the selves and the electron0positron pairs will for , which are li2ht. The @obel pri:e hasn8t been 2iven for the &+? theory of superconductivity. Here is a an who is a professor of ancient lan2ua2es, writin2 1# years before it was discovered by science, that this discovery would be ade. He also talks on pa2e -'/ about the hi2h fre9uency sound, that will be the fre9uency over which the paranor al 2ifts will be 2ranted to ankind. 7nd of course, all throu2h the book he talks about the ore ion ener2y, the 2old ato ener2y, the hi2hest li2ht ener2y. Bo back and read the >Jeys of !noch> now and see if it doesn8t ean a whole lot ore to you. %kay. >The &ook of Jnowled2eA Jeys of !noch>, by F.F. Hertach. 4t8s a lar2e, white, hard0 bound book, says >Cahweh> on the front of it, C0H0=0H. 4 don8t know who asked that. 4 can8t see, 4 2ot bri2ht li2hts over here. Ces a8a H ,Muestion 0 Cou entioned that there are people that are in 1ail now that had been talkin2 about the platinu 2roup ele ents, and, were any of those people sincere and is there any action that you i2ht be able to take to help the H.

Ceah, 4 don8t consider the frauds the way ost people do. 4 think that ost of the people were sincere in that they believed the ele ents really were there. 4 believe they were sincere in representin2 they were there in raisin2 oney. =hat they, the istake that ost of the ade is they represented they would recover the and have a business in a couple of years. 7nd they weren8t in a position they really could ake those representations. 4t took e 1' years and 5.* illion dollars and 4 don8t have all the answers yet. 4 ean, we8re on the learnin2 curve ri2ht now. =e8re learnin2 everyday about this. ?o, for the avera2e person, if you want to 2et involved in this sub1ect, 4 tell you, brace yourself, you8ve 2ot a lon2, hard, tedious 1ourney. ;y wife 2ets upset because 4 2o and talk to people, she says, >Cou8re layin2 all this out for people>, but it8s like e writin2 a book on playin2 concert piano. Cou could read a book on playin2 concert piano, but that doesn8t ean you sit down and play the concert piano. 4t would take years and years and years of practice. 7nd as si ple as this i2ht sound on paper, it still, there8s still an awful lot of art involved. 7nd so, 4 feel co fortable talkin2 to people about it, even thou2h 48 tellin2 you everythin2 about it, there8s still a lot of work involved in it. ,Muestion 0 +an 4 ask one other 9uestionH. ?ure. ,Muestion 0 Did you ention what kind of bud2et you8re lookin2 at to set up the operation. The operation you want to set upH. 4 haven8t 2iven the a ount because ost people aren8t interested in it, but if you know so ebody who8s specifically interested and they have the capability of fundin2 or fundin2 so e aspect, 48ll be happy to lay all of the specifics out for you. %kayH Ces sirH ,Muestion 0 There8s so ethin2 that happened here recently, David, that 4 wanted to brin2 to your attention. 7h, after we listened to your audio tape, and what you were into, the ;anna, and everythin2, and we8re takin2, ri2ht now, a course in sacred 2eo etry, where we8re studyin2 the ancient pyra ids, and what the kin28s cha ber was actually used for in the Breat $yra id, which 48 sure you8re aware of. &ecause it was like the, where the <ite of $assa2e was ad inistered. 7h, we have so e friends that wrote the book, >The $yra id !ner2y>, by ;arion and Dean Hardy, and they8re in the ?ocratronics 7ssociation..... ?he was in $hoenix about three days a2o with e.

,Muestion 0 =ell, what happened is, is we called ;arion and Dean and said since you have this (- foot s9uare pyra id out in your back yard, why don8t you take a piece of pure 2old and han2 it at the kin28s cha ber exact location in your pyra id and see what happens to the 2old. ?o Dean went out and said, >=ell we8re not usin2 the pyra id ri2ht now for anythin2>, so they took a 2lass of distilled water and they hun2 the little piece of 2old, they actually took a 2old Jru2errand coin, and hun2 it over the 2lass of distilled

water, and left it for three days, and when Dean went back out there, it had this honey dew on the Jru2errand. ?o he dunked the Jru2errand in this 2lass of distilled water and drank it. =ell he actually overdosed on it as you well know. 4t 2ave hi a thorou2h cleansin2, but Dean says now he feels like he8s about 1' years old. 7nd they8re actually treatin2 so e people, friends of theirs who are ill, and they8re havin2 2ood results fro it. 48 sure that they ay have related this to you.. @ow that8s what she shared with e also. 4 can tell you, if she8s 2ettin2 results, 4 can 2ive you a thousand ti es those results. ,Muestion 0 &ut it was interestin2 thou2h that at the exact location of the sarcopha2us in the kin28s cha ber, han2in2 this piece of 2old in a pyra id, does for the dew, or the unrefined version, 4 2uess, of the ........ 4 don8t know if, you aybe read about the Breat $yra id, but when they opened the Breat $yra id, in the kin28s cha ber they found it totally e pty except for this white powder all over the kin28s cha ber. ,Muestion 0 Ceah, and the white powder, there was, ah, so uch of it in the sarcopha2us, that they fi2ured there had to been, thousands of people have, have, ah, have reclined in this, and went throu2h this rite, for there to be that uch powder in there. &ecause, isn8t there a secretion that co es out on the forehead, here, that causes the accu ulation of the white powderH. 4 don8t think so, 4 think this is 1ust the aterial that was bein2 used in there that was spilled. D , you know, the Breat $yra id, of course, is 9uite a scientific ystery to ost people, why it was built, why it8s the way it is. &ut, ah, the white powder, 4 would 2ive anythin2 to have 1ust a few illi2ra s of the white powder that actually we know ca e out of the Breat $yra id. &ecause it will analy:e to be alu ina or silica, it8s the only thin2 it will analy:e to be, and so you8ll assu e there8s nothin2 to it, and you 1ust dispose of it. &ut it8s not alu ina or silica.... ,Muestion 0 4t8s really your ;anna.. 4 think so. 7nyway, that8s y opinion. 4 haven8t 2ot any to analy:e, but 4 can tell you that the "ibhuti, that ?ai &aba anifests, in fact is iridiu in the hi2h0spin state. That we have analy:ed, and he does in2est this aterial. 4ridiu poly eri:es with hydrochloric acid, in the sto ach you have hydrochloric acid and so when you take it in hi2h a ounts in your sto ach and then he re2ur2itates this, and they call it, this plastic lookin2 aterial they call Gin2a . The word Gin2a actually eans se en. =ell this Gin2a he re2ur2itates and they worship it as the holy aterial, and he literally eats it in acro a ounts. His body is totally saturated, and they clai he can bio0locate. +oincidentally. ,Muestion 0 =ho is thisH. ?ai &aba. =ho asked the 9uestionH

,Muestion 0 4 a so excited with what you8re doin2. 48ve been workin2 with pyra ids and different sacred 2eo etry structures for the last ei2ht years or so. 7nd as you were talkin2 they were 2iven e little visions of the different 2eo etric confi2urations as that trans utational process 2oes on. 7nd it8s like confir in2 stuff that 48ve been seein2 for a lon2 ti e. This is tre endously excitin2 to e to feel that, hey, 48 not as nuts as you knew you were at ti es.. The thin2 that 4 try to i press on people is when you are in this enli2htened state, you no lon2er have to read books, you no lon2er have to study, because you 1ust know thin2s. 7nd there8s no scientific explanation how you can know these thin2s. Cou 1ust know thin2s. ?acred 2eo etry will be totally and co pletely obvious to us, what it eans, how it functions, when you are in this state. =e8re wrestlin2 with it, tryin2 to understand it, tryin2 to fi2ure it out, but when you8re in this state it8s all obvious. 4t8s 1ust si ple as it can be. ,Muestion 0 4n ter s of the pitch of that note that their hearin2 throu2h the +had or the &od or whatever word you want to call it, have you docu ented that pitchH. 7h, no we haven8t and the reason for that is, the fre9uency actually is resonatin2 at the $lanckian vibrations fre9uency. The brain perceives it as a hi2h pitch sound, but it really isn8t a hi2h pitch sound, it8s only that the brain perceives it as a hi2h pitch sound. @ow, can that sound be inputted into the person and conversely affect this aterialH 4 don8t know. 4 don8t know. There8s been so e.... there8s people work with sound, and sound ener2ies and all, who are playin2 with this ri2ht now, but, ah, you know, what 4 a workin2 on is consu in2 all of y ti e, and 4 feel, that priority0wise, 4 have to work where 4 a workin2 now. &ut, ah, what8s 2oin2 on ri2ht now, if this 2uy reaches a state where he can levitate and bio0locate, 4 don8t ean be in ( or * places at one ti e. 4 ean disappear here and reappear over here. This is 2oin2 to be heavy duty. &ecause that eans anyone can do it. 4t doesn8t re9uire faith, it doesn8t re9uire belief, it8s 1ust a procedural thin2 you have to 2o throu2h. 7nd if this occurs, and aybe it8s 2oin2 to take e another onth or two or three or four or five before we 2et there. &ut it8s 2oin2 to be serious, because that eans anyone can do it with that a ount of aterial. 7nd this an had no philosophical beliefs or anythin2, he 1ust wanted the truth, he 1ust wanted to know what was happenin2. ?o, it8s 2oin2 to be heavy. %kayH Ces sirH ,Muestion 0 4 was wonderin2, when the 2entle an entioned about the pyra id, if you took that white powder and put it in the kin28s cha ber, and has anybody done that yet, and would it ake, do think it would ake it any ore purified or notH %r, its 1ust a thou2htH. 7h, 48ll 2ive you y opinion of what 4 think, how 4 think the kin2, the Breat $yra id... Cou know that the Breat $yra id was, had an overlay of the white li estone, and was

painted in rainbow colors as they went up the side of it. &ut the capstone of the Breat $yra id was 2old 2lass, was a superconductor. Giterally the Breat $yra id was actually du2 down and built on solid bedrock because the !arth vibrates the % vibration, the low fre9uency vibration, then transfers up throu2h the pyra id into the superconductin2 aterial and literally is the vibration that char2es the superconductor. 7nd 4 believe that when the 2old 2lass capstone was on the Breat $yra id, that literally at ni2ht, it 2lowed. 7nd can you i a2ine what a si2ht it had to be to be co in2 across the desert and see this hu2e white, rainbow colored pyra id with this hu2e 2low of li2ht on the top of it. Cou knowH 4 think that when you understand that there is no distance throu2h the :ero point ener2y, and that when the pharaoh or the hi2h priest beca e the li2ht bein2, they beca e the son of 2od. Cou know, you are born a2ain as the son of 2od, which is what the pharaoh clai ed to be, a son of 2od. That literally this is the co unication device, this is the way that you8re able to pro1ect your thou2hts throu2h this hu2e superconductin2 pyra id, that you now are within that field, and can pro1ect your thou2hts usin2 that, which akes you uch ore powerful than you would be as an individual. 7nd so, ah, the whole concept of the way the society was at old kin2do !2ypt, and the way it operated. =hen you literally have a kin2 that is like a 2od, who knows all lies, all truths, you know everythin2. This is co pletely different fro anythin2 we8ve ever known. ,Muestion 0 4 also wanted to ake a co ent that there8s a, you entioned the >hu>, there8s several 2roups that sin2 the >hu> is a love son2 of the 2ods, and there8s so e spiritual che istry that see s to 2o on with that, so 4 thou2ht that was interestin2. Thank0 you.. %kay. =ell 4 think......... ,Muestion 0 4 entioned in the newsletter a couple of thin2s that 4 found very fascinatin2 when you and 4 were havin2 our conversation. %ne was about the fact that there was a ;eissner field that enabled the priest to approach the 7rk of the +ovenant without bein2 killed. 7nd 48d like if you would if you could tell us a little about that. 7nd also about the air lift of the &lack Fesus and what you think that was aboutH. =ell, ah, 4 felt 4 talked enou2h about science, so 4 didn8t want to 2o any ore in that way, 4 wanted to 2et to the philosophy because that8s what everyone wanted to hear anyway. Cou 2ot to talk about the science so that the reality of it all is there. &ut, in fact, when you understand that superconductivity is not electricity, superconductivity is like a world of it8s own. 7 aterial that is a superconductor literally, a superconductor contains one vibrational fre9uency within the superconductor. %ne vibrational fre9uency, a lot like a laser. That this li2ht flows perpetually within the syste . That no where in the syste is there any volta2e. ?o you can8t hook up a wire here and a wire here to the superconductor and 2et current to flow in and out of the superconductor, because to 2et current to 2et off of the wire, you8ve 2ot to have a volta2e to 2et current on the wire, you 2ot to have a little

volta2e and yet by definition a superconductor won8t allow any volta2e. ?o the aterial8s a perfect insulator not a superconductor. &ut if you resonance fre9uency tune the wire so that the electrons vibrate at the sa e fre9uency as the superconductor, then the electrons will flow on as li2ht, as electron pairs. They will pair up and flow on, because they8re seekin2 the path of least resistance which is the superconductor. %kayH ?o, it is different than an ordinary conductor and shouldn8t be thou2ht of as electricity, it8s li2ht. 7ll ri2ht, now, the a a:in2 thin2 is, if you resonance fre9uency tune this conductor to the fre9uency of the superconductor then ener2y starts flowin2 on, but it8s flowin2 on as li2ht. 7ny a ount of li2ht can exist in the sa e space0ti e. There8s only so uch electricity can flow on the conductor, but li2ht can flow on forever. 7nd so it 1ust flows on and flows on and flows on and flows on, but you don8t have to take it off... @ow around the superconductor it for s a ;eissner field. The ;eissner field has no north or south pole, it8s 1ust a field, but it8s uni9ue in that it has no north or south pole. The lar2eness of that a2netic field is proportional to the a ount of li2ht that is flowin2 within the superconductor. %kay, so, in the 7rk of the +ovenant was the pot of the ;anna, and the stone throu2h which 2od spoke to ;oses. @ow when ;oses was up on ;t. ?inai, he was s eltin2 the ;anna to the 2old 2lass. 7nd why do 4 say thatH =ell, when you understand that in old kin2do !2ypt these were called bushes not eyelashes. These were bushes, check you8re !2yptian literature. The burnin2 bush was the enli2htened Third !ye. 7nd so ;oses on ;t. ?inai, when he looked upon the burnin2 bush, was 1ust a istranslation, it was the third eye was open and 2od co unicated to hi throu2h this stone. Bod didn8t write on the stone, if he wrote on the stone why would he put it in a box, seal it up and then let no one look at itH 4f 2od wrote on it he would put it up on the wall where everybody could read it. 7nd when you reali:e that in old kin2do !2ypt, that on the holiest day in old kin2do of !2ypt, in the >?i2n of the ?eal> you read this, that they carried around an 7rk on two poles, and in the 7rk was a stone. +oincidentally what was in the 7rk of the +ovenantH 7 stone. The pot of ;anna and the stone. The 2old 2lass. 7nd 48 sayin2 that around the 7rk of the +ovenant was the ;eissner field. @ow, the stran2e thin2 about a ;eissner field is other ;eissner fields, that oscillates at the sa e fre9uency, can enter that field and not perturb it. 7nd so if you are a hi2h priest, a ;elchi:edek priest, and you eat this &read of the $resence of Bod every week, you are a li2ht bein2, and you can enter into that field and approach the 7rk of the +ovenant and not perturb it because you8re in resonance with it. &ut if you8re an ordinary soldier or a person who thinks bad thin2s, ha0ha0ha, you know, they have to tie a rope around your le2s because as you approach it, it ay have a flux collapse. @ow if you can i a2ine several hundred thousand a ps and now you have volts, it8s like a bolt of li2htnin2. 4t literally is ener2y that is of unbelievable a2nitude. ?o as lon2 as there is no volts, you could touch it, you could feel it, it8s hundreds of thousands of a ps, but no tickle, no tin2le, because there8s no volts. ?o as lon2 as you8re

in resonance with it you can approach it, you could touch it, you could hold it, you could feel it, nothin2. &ut if you8re not in resonance with it, you enter the field, you perturb the resonance, and it8s a flux collapse, and now you8ve 2ot volta2e, and it8ll kill you. <e e ber they said in the &ible that the 7rk of the +ovenant actually levitated and floated alon2 and actually carried so e of the people who were carryin2 it. The only thin2 to do that8s a superconductor. %kay, what was the other thin2 you wanted ,Muestion 0 The airlift, the airlift of the Fews.. %h. Ceah, you8ll find after Braha Hancock8s, if you read his book, that you8ll find out that the 7rk of the +ovenant went to !thiopia eventually, was out on a lake and all, and ended bein2 in one of the cities of !thiopia, it8s y opinion, and this is strictly y opinion, but if you look at the chain of events. 4 believe that Ferusale , that the people in, the Hebrew people that are in 4srael ri2ht now ade an a2ree ent to brin2 the Falasha Fews out of !thiopia. They brou2ht the black Fews out, with all their 74D? and all the proble s they had and everythin2, they brou2ht the into 4srael. <e e ber that bi2 airlift where they airlifted everyone in, but the reason they did it is because they were offered the 7rk of the +ovenant. 7nd 4 believe they 2ot the 7rk of the +ovenant in exchan2e for brin2in2 those Fews in. That8s y personal opinion. 7nd 48ve been offered laboratory facilities, oney, everythin2, if 48ll take this to Ferusale and work with it, and 4 1ust know 48ll never 2et out of Ferusale , if 4 ended up 2oin2 over there. 7nd so, 48 not 2oin2 to Ferusale with it. &ut, ah, they, the 2overn ent knows about this. 7ny other 9uestionsH ,Muestion 0 4 wanted to ention that you8ve referred to Braha Hancock and the >?i2n and the ?eal> several ti es. He will be our speaker probably the end of 7pril or the first of ;ay, so you all can hear hi .. %kay, it is a super book and 4 stron2ly reco end it for you people to read. 4f you read >Holy &lood Holy Brail>, you8ll find out all about y fa ily and the de Buises and the de Gorraines, and the fa ily that8s supposed to be the one that does this, and then of course, >The ?i2n and the ?eal>, it adds another di ension to why the Te plars were arrested. They actually were caretakers for the 7rk of the +ovenant. They et the leader in Ferusale and went back to !thiopia with hi and put hi back on the throne, and they were the ones that cared for the 7rk of the +ovenant. 7nd when the $ope found out about it, 0 , you don8t do that, everythin2 co es to <o e, and so he had the killed. Cou8ll hear all about that in Braha Hancock, a very 2ood book. 4t8s 1ust a story about it that is docu ented in !thiopia. &asically they have had no contact with <o e for a thousand, thousands of years, and so their society is still like, like society was about 1,5## &.+. Their Fewish custo s and everythin2 and so. 4 think it8s very interestin2 to read it and see the infor ation he8s du2 up and put in this book. e to talk aboutH

,Muestion 0 7nd we do have copies of >The Holy &lood Holy Brail>. ?o e of you said that you couldn8t find it, so we8ve 2ot so e paperbacks.. 4t8s a little tou2h to read because it8s 2ot so any na es in it. &ut, ah, what that book8s all about is, is the people who wrote of ;ichael "i2en, his e phasis was on +hrist havin2 children by ;ary ;a2dalene. 7nd that8s of no conse9uence, it eans nothin2. The si2nificance of that fa ily and what8s 2oin2 on is that there8s a Davidic blood line. 7nd there, Bod ade a covenant with David that he and his descendants would be kin2s forever. Bod didn8t ake any covenants. 7nd that particular covenant is why +hrist had to be of the Davidic blood line and it is a prophecy that a descendant of that fa ily will do this work. CesH ,Muestion 0 ?ince you8re a far er and we know that a lot of thin2s like the cell structure of plants and so forth like that 2row on this kind of electrical type ener2y. 4s it possible then to take a piece of this, treat it like a ho eopathic preparation, spray it on the fields like bio0dyna ic type far in2 and so forth, and have 1ust absolute abundance of food crops available in very s all pieces of landH. 4 know that iridiu can control the vibrational fre9uency of 5/ olecules of water. &ut 4 don8t think it 2oes uch further than that, and so 4 don8t think that it is like ostly ho eopathic preparations where you can dilute, dilute, dilute, dilute and 2et stron2er and stron2er and stron2er. 7h, the interestin2 thin2 is thou2h that when you distill water, you assu e you have purified water, the oroides, the iridides, the rhodides act ore like iodide than they do like etals and they actually will distill alon2 with the water. 7nd so what you think is hi2h purity, what you8re observin2 and studyin2 as water ay in fact not be pure water. ?o ethin2 to think about anyway. 7nother 9uestionH ,Muestion 0 +ould you discuss for 1ust a inute, about, ah, you were discussin2, talkin2 about D@7 and since D@7 is like a caduceus. 4f you could talk a inute the characteristics of this life force, as you understand it. The 4da and $in2ala 5two of the three ain @adis in Jundalini Co2a 0 these intertwine up the spine6, the, ah, as it is seen in the caduceus.. 7h, 48 really not trained in that area and 4 feel a little bit unco fortable talkin2 about it. 4n the workshop to orrow 4 will present the papers and the references and the people8s na es who are doin2 the work. 7nd you can read the papers yourself and see what your opinion of it is. Cou know, this isn8t really so uch y work, it8s y understandin2 of these ele ents, but the effect that these ele ents have on the body are other people8s work. ?o it really wouldn8t be appropriate for e to co ent on their work. &ut 4, 4 think it8s, all 4 need to do is show you their papers, say, read it, what does it say here, you know, you read alon2 with e, see what your opinion of it is. They say it8s a denatured relaxation of the D@7 and a reco bination corrected, and 4 stron2ly encoura2e you to read >The Jeys of !noch> because he describes this also, what is 2oin2 on.

,Muestion 0 =ell because 4 was interested in, this is, ah, a wisdo of the ancients, that it was, this caduceus, you know, spinnin2 one way of fe ale ener2y and the other spinnin2 the other way, was the ale ener2y. This.... 4 think you8ll find what they ean by that is it8s the electro a2netic null, and whether you8re talkin2 about Tesla coils, in the center of the coil is an electro a2netic null. The Cin and the Can2 is the two opposites, but in the center is the null. ,The balance.. The balance. The nothin2 that8s everythin2. ,The "oid.. The "oid, the vacuu , the :ero point ener2y. 7nd the physicist will tell you that in the vacuu , if you take all the atter in the universe and totally convert it to nuclear ener2y, there is ore ener2y in the void or vacuu than there is in all the aterial universe converted to nuclear ener2y. ?o, that8s where everythin2 is. 7nd it8s y opinion that is where you will eet your 2od, face to face, is ri2ht there, where it all be2an, where it all ca e fro , the vacuu . %kayH 7nother oneH ,Muestion 0 48 a far boy so let8s 2o back to far in2. 7h, in relationship to how this i2ht be of benefit to the far er, have you heard of Dr. Heironi us8 >cos ic tide>H. Have 4 heard itH ,Have you heard of itH. %h, yes, yes. yeah. ,%kay.. Cou know the whole concept of, what do they call it, radionicsH ,Dlaptic ener2y is his patent.. Ceah, the concept of the resonance vibrations of the !arth, the concepts of a2netic fields, the concepts of ti e, all of these all are predicated based on there bein2 an underlyin2 co unication network that has no distance, no ti e. For those of you who are interested, did you know that @7?7 has learned that you can scrape tissue out of the checks of the astronauts, and put the e9uivalent of a lie detector instru ent on the tissue and that when the astronaut is out there, you know, illions of

li2ht years away, that when he8s sub1ected to stress, that the cells instantaneously experience stress here on !arth even thou2h they8re not in his body. 7nd they8ve actually done this and proven it and so, because it takes hours for the radio trans ission to co e back, then to sort throu2h, send it back, what to do, but the very instant he experiences stress they know it, even thou2h his radio trans ission hasn8t co e. They know that there is a co unication capable instantaneous between these body parts fro that person and that person. 4t isn8t broken when it8s taken out of his body. They know that. They8re workin2 with radionics. They know about this. ,4 knew that @7?7 was usin2 this technolo2y, so e...... 4 know that they8re very intri2ued and interested in it, let8s put it that way. ,&ut, fro you, have you found so e specific correlation8s for the far erH.

@o. @othin2 of conse9uence, other than, then when these ele ents are present you have extre ely 2reat a2ricultural production. 7nd you8ll see that over in Hawaii, and places where there is volcanic ash and soil, u , the production is 1ust unbelievably dense. !verythin2 2rows lush and so, 4 know that these ele ents are critical for there to be proper life. 4 know these ele ents ust be present. 7nd if you ix all of, you know, they ,they, how any ti es have you heard, if you analy:e the hu an body, you find out exactly what8s supposed to be in the body and you ix all of these ele ents to2ether in those proportions, and you add water and all 2ases to it, and everythin2, but it doesn8t co e to life. &ecause you know, if you take these ele ents and put the into pure water and sub1ect it to the air, that literally they be2in to assi ilate and 2row these lon2 chain poly ers that you actually can see, and they respond to sunli2ht and they8re actually catalysts that take nitro2en out of the air and carbon onoxide out of the air, and assi ilate it in these lon2 chain poly ers. Did you know that this an up in +anada called , Baston @aessens, who has this aterial called so atids, which eans >little bitty thin2s>, but their ./ to 1.' an2stro s in di ensions. Cou know that rhodiu is ./ and iridiu is 1.' an2stro s in di ensions. 7nd that they8re in your blood naturally and they are literally what 2rows the structures of life. Did you know that this an, ;erkle, in !l $aso, Texas, has the >life crystals>, you know, that is pure 2old, and he doesn8t know it, he calls it 7T$. %nce you know this, 4 ean, you be2in to see the science in all of this and the explanations for it, and it be2ins to ake total sense what8s 2oin2 on out there. There is real science behind these herbs, there is real science behind these edicines, there is stuff in the herbal aterials that do cure 74D? and cancer. 7nd if, ah, 4 took it to the ;ayo +linic and presented to the Head of <esearch there, and you know what he said to e, he didn8t say, >Dave, 4 think you8re cra:y>, he didn8t say, >Dave 4 think you8re out of left field>, he didn8t say, >Dave if you8ll pay for it we8ll try to evaluate it>, he said, >Dave, this is ille2al>.

@ow when you really reali:e that the ;ayo +linic is about nothin2 but akin2 oney. 4 ean, it8s that si ple. They have a &oard of Directors, their 1ob is to ake oney. 4f they don8t ake oney, they don8t stay in business. They don8t care about curin2 cancer, their 1ob is to treat cancer not to cure cancer. 7nd that8s what they want. 7nd, you know, if that8s on tape, so be it, that8s what the an said to e. 7nd then he wanted e to 2ive hi the na es of the doctors who were workin2 with e, and he said, >48ll see to it that they8re turned over to the proper authorities>. Ceah, yeah. 4 said, >Thank0you very uch, this du b far er has 2ot to 2o ho e>. 4 walked out. Ces sirH ,Muestion 0 Thank0you very uch for what you have presented. 4 find the very, extraordinary pheno ena that you have talked about very believable because of experiences that 4 and friends have had in the past, and one 4 wanted to tell you about, is a very close personal friend at one point had an instantaneous teleportation in a situation of 2reat need to save the life of her child. 7nd she has spent her entire life dedicated to her own spiritual develop ent and to healin2 other people throu2h prayer. ?he was at one end of the house in the kitchen and she 1ust saw clearly that her little child on the tricycle was behind a car backin2 out of the nei2hbor8s 2ara2e, and she turned to run throu2h the house and was ri2ht there by the window and stopped the car. 7nother friend of hers was scalin2 a rock, doin2 so e rock cli bin2 one ti e, alone with no rope, no help, anythin2, and she 2ot totally stuck. 7nd she prayed veryN. and this lady also spent her life devoted to spiritual develop ent, and she prayed very deeply to Bod at that point, and she heard a voice that said, >Take off the cape and throw it to the 2round>, and when she did that she was instantaneously standin2 on the 2round with the cape. ?o 4 fully accept that these thin2s that you are talkin2 about can happen.. =ell ost people don8t. 4 ean, they don8t. 7nd you know, what we need to do, is 2et to the point where it isn8t an issue of faith, it isn8t an issue of belief, it is a scientifically reproducible understandable pheno enon. 7nd that is what y 1ob is, is to brin2 scientific credibility and understandin2 to thin2s that otherwise have had no scientific understandin2 behind the . 7nd so, you know, this will 2o to the world of science. 4t will not 2o to the world of philosophy and reli2ion, because science can take it in three or four years, and reli2ion has been tryin2 to do it for (,### years and has failed iserably. 7nd, you know, the churches are not 2oin2 to receive this very well. &ut if you re e ber in the &ible, you can sin a2ainst Bod and you can sin a2ainst +hrist, and you can be for2iven, but there8s one sin you never can co it and that8s to sin a2ainst the Holy Bhost or the li2ht body. &ecause when you have the li2ht body, when you8re a >hi2h priest>, when you know all thin2s and then you sin, it8s an unfor2ivable sin. 7nd so, in the &ible it says, in the end ti es, that we, that there will be a nation of hi2h priests, not an elect hi2h priesthood, and that8s why it has to be 2iven to everyone who seeks it for the proper reasons. 7nd literally everyone who8s ready to open that door and step throu2h, 4 have to hand the the key. That doesn8t ean they8re 2oin2 to 2o throu2h, but 4 have to hand it to the because at the ti e they8re ready, it has to be available to the .

7nd you know, it8s probably the ost serious decision you8re every 2oin2 to ake in your life. &ecause so ethin2 shouldn8t be taken very li2htly, a lot of people 2o, >48 next, 48 next>. @o, think about it, convince e you know what we8re talkin2 about and you8re ready to do that. 4f you8re the wealthiest an in the world, you8re 95 year of a2e and you8re on your death bed and dyin2, and so eone tells you can live '## years, he8ll 2ive you everythin2 he8s 2ot. =hat 2ood is to hi if he diesH 4n the next '## years he can ake it any ti es over. 7nd yet if we all have to wait until we8re ri2ht there at our death bed before we understand what this is all about. 4t is literally chan2in2 the nature of ankind. "ery serious decision. 4t8s a very serious decision. Cou will not be the sa e person you are now. 4t deserves so e real serious thou2ht and conte plation. %kay, so we wrap it up and then the workshop...... oh, we 2ot one ore. Ces a8a H

,Muestion 0 7ll ri2ht, 4 was curious about, ah, how it ca e about that you found out about ?ai &aba8s "ibhuti containin2 rhodiu H. 7 lady in $hoenix 1ust had so e of it in a ba2. ?he had been over there and seen hi and she said here8s the "ibhuti, you know, can you find out what it is. 7nd so, it was the cinder aterial and apparently it was ade by a burnin2 process, it wasn8t that that ca e out of his hands. &ecause we looked at it under our icroscope and there was carbon ash in it, so there was so e carbon ash, but the rest of the aterial was pure iridiu . 7nd 4 believe that there8s certain plants that they pick over in 4ndia that they put on the sacred pyres, that burn always and never 2o out, and 4 believe that this, they are burnin2 all of the carbon out of this. 7nd then they take that ash and water wash it, which 2ets rid of the alkali salts, the alkaline etals, and these plants 1ust happen to be very hi2h in iridiu . 7nd that8s how 4 think they co e up with it. That8s y opinion. @ow 4 know ?ai &aba clai s, everybody clai s he anifests it out of the air, well if so, his body is so saturated with it that it literally is co in2 out of his hands. That8s the only explanation 4 have for it. &ecause 4 a , believe it or not, as philosophical as 4 sound, 4 really a y own worst ene y. 48 a very severe critic yself. ,48ve ade two trips to 4ndia and it8s been awhile since 48ve been there. 4 spent * onths in 19)' with ?ai &aba, in two ain ashra s, and 4 was very close to hi on several occasions, and 4 saw hi anifest other thin2s besides the "ibhuti..... That8s what 4 told you, he anifests 1ewelry, 2old ob1ects.... an

,4t affects you spiritually. 4 saw people chan2e spiritually, entally, physically. 7 2ot out of a wheelchair and walked and never went back to it while 4 was there..

&ut did you know hi before, know that he hadn8t been brou2ht in by hi , you know, that he didn8t walk beforeH

,@o, 4 didn8t know that Cou see, this, this, 48

an personally

yself..

a skeptic, 4 always have to ask these 9uestions, you know, but......

,&ut when people that 4 knew at the be2innin2 of the trip in one ashra and then we 2o to another one, and they tell e 4 have chan2ed. 7nd 4 knew 4 had but 4 didn8t know that other people could see it. 4 think it really affects your life. &ut after 4 did see hi anifest the "ibhuti you do be2in to believe in iracles if you hadn8t before. ?o 4 believe in, what you have discovered, for this reason...... =ell, for those people who are not physicists and don8t understand what 4 a talkin2 about, the Fohn Fa2an who is the head of physics at ;4D back in 4owa, who ran for president. ?o e of you re e ber hi , he ran for president on the @atural Gaw $arty. 7h, he8s ri2ht behind <oss $erot8s advertise ents when he ran, you know, anyway, a very 2ood lookin2 fellow. 4 et with hi for about three days back at ;4D and went over all the physics and everythin2 with it. He went over and told the ;aharishi ;ahesh Co2i who has a de2ree in physics. The ;aharishi said, >This is the stuff that will allow us to live a thousand years>. The ;aharishi has never ever endorsed a western technolo2y ever until he heard about this. He said, >This is the stuff>. Cou know, 4 have to 2o throu2h all the testin2. 4 have to see it yself. 4 have to 2et it to where it8s independently confir able by other people. &ut, ah, 48ve seen enou2h ri2ht now. 4t8s really concernin2 e that all of it is correct, because everythin2 fits this far. ?o, you know, we 2ot about another onth or two before we 2et throu2h with this with the first 2uy, but it sure looks serious to e. 7nyway, that8s it for ri2ht now. To orrow we8ll 2et into the specifics of it.