Greetings,
in this post I will be writing about the very real existence of free energy technology and it’s first pioneer, a genius named Nikola Tesla. The influence he had on many after him is staggering, a living mystery who will truly fascinate you after learning about all his contributions to the comfort of the modern world and it’s technology. Having over 112 patents only in the U.S, he was truly a unique inventor. Among some of his known inventions and contributions are the fuel-less generator, remote control technology, fluorescent lighting, alternating current (AC), the electric motor, radio, sustainable electric energy, early x-ray devices, radar, predicting the Schumann resonance long before it was officially measured, electromagnetic defence systems and much more. Sadly, he was not given credit for most of his inventions and the most significant ones were always ridiculed and suppressed, like the discovery and execution of a device which had the capacity to produce and distribute world wide free energy from the so called zero-point field/vacuum, research in anti-gravity control and much more… He often said that when concentrating on a problem long enough, the answer flashed like a lightning bolt before his eyes – “I am often given the answer by someone, I don’t know who – but I am very thankful”. He was very close friends with poet Mark Twain and always lived in a hotel room dividable by 3.
“If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have the key to the universe.”- Nikola Tesla
- N. Tesla at age 34 (ca. 1890)
Questions that arise are; why have most of us never heard of him. Why are we taught in school that Marchese G. Marconi invented the radio? Why are we told that Thomas Edison invented the light bulb? Why has this man been discredited and disrespected by mainstream scientists over and over again during his lifetime? Could it be that his open minded
approach to understanding the universe scared the rigid world view of conventional science? How can it be that a man of such brilliance died broke and alone in a New York hotel room?
“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.”
– N. Tesla
Nikola Tesla was born into a Serbian family on July 9th, 1856 in Smiljan, Croatia (back then – Yugoslavia). At a very early age his passion for motors developed, which in combination with his eidetic memory resulted in the ability to invent completely in his imagination. He could hold a single image with such precise detail in his mind, that he did not require pen and paper for making sketches, his visual imagination was his notepad for creating blueprints. Tesla was able to gain some experience in the year 1882-1884 in the field of telephony and engineering, where he developed his first induction motor, an alternating current motor standardly used for many applications, considered at that time to be a physical impossibility. It works by feeding alternating currents (another invention of Tesla, proving to be a much more practical/efficient way of generating electricity, especially when distributed over long distances) to a stator resulting in electro-magnetic induction. Emigrating to New York City in 1884 to work for Thomas Edison, where he was meant to only be a simple electrical engineer but soon started tackling problems Edison himself could not solve. He arrived with almost no money, but his lack of financial liquidity was balanced by his hunger and passion for inventing. After improving Edison’s “inefficient” direct-current (DC) generator and motor, – not having received the promised money, he immediately resigned the Continental Edison Company and went his way.
In the years to come his life was filled with an enormous amount of struggle- one hardship after the other. Shortly after leaving Edison, he was cheated by two business men who had invested in his inventions, leaving him with almost nothing, not even his own patents. Many other scientists were not getting his way of thinking and seemed unable to look past their bias towards the old paradigm. His New York lab on 5th Avenue burned down in 1895 prior to the completion of his first free energy device and prior to the patenting of all his newest inventions. Tesla wasn’t in the lab at the time and there are many theories regarding the cause of the fire,- one thing is for sure, the fire did not start of natural causes… In 1903 Thomas Edison even tried to publicly discredit Tesla’s alternating current (AC) way of generating electricity, propagating it as extremely dangerous and trying to prove this by killing an elephant named Topsy. He did this by feeding Topsy with cyanide laced carrots shortly before the public event. Tesla responded by shooting very high alternating current voltages through his own body, lighting up his body and showing the world that it was safe after all. Nowadays, over a hundred years later Tesla’s AC is used to power almost every home, factory, etc.. worldwide. This was somewhat just the beginning of Tesla, what he would accomplish in the years to come is extraordinary. But before we get into that, let’s look at some more of his inventions.
“My brain is only a receiver, in the Universe there is a core from which we obtain knowledge, strength and inspiration. I have not penetrated into the secrets of this core, but I know that it exists.” – N. Tesla
He pioneered in fluorescent lighting- lamps filled with a gas that lights up in the presence of an electrical current flowing through it. He played with fluorescent light bulbs about 40 years before they were “officially invented”, he would even bend glass tubes into the names of renowned scientists and light them – thus being the first person to create a neon sign. Around the same time Tesla perfected his so called Tesla-Coil, a device essentially being able to produce low current, high frequency, high voltage electrical fields, making it possible to transfer alternating current electrical energy wirelessly – through the air.
The Tesla-Coil would become the power supply for many of his future experiments and it is said that he achieved such outstanding results, enabling him to wirelessly power light bulbs and electrical motors from kilometres away. The Tesla-Coil (photo on the right) set the groundwork for all wireless charging technologies of today and much more. After three years of construction work he managed to complete the first ever working hydro-electric power plant utilising the power of the Niagara waterfalls (NY) and supplying homes with energy for the first time on November 11, 1896. Shortly after, Tesla was able to send the first wireless signal transmission (what we know as radio today) over a distance of 40km, something he claimed he could have done earlier, if his lab hadn’t have burned down in 1895. This by the way lay the groundwork for modern day remote control technology and Tesla even had a working remote control boat. Marconi was given credit for inventing the radio and until today he is still considered the father of radio, even though the supreme court ruled in favour of Tesla in 1943, stating that his patents proved he was the first. At this point I have to say that Marconi requires credit aswell, being the first person to send a a radio signal across the Atlantic…
“Marconi is a good fellow. Let him continue. He is using seventeen of my patents.” – N. Tesla (after Marconi succeeded in cross-Atlantic transmission)
Now this is where it get’s really interesting, because in 1901 he finally found someone who was willing to invest in his long dream of building a “free energy tower” aimed to supplying the whole world with electricity. The investor was J. P. Morgan, an American banker/financier, who was known for investing into projects of this kind.
Tesla firmly believed that the Earth could be used as an electrical conductor, thus enabling him to generate electricity free of charge. This project became known as the Wardenclyffe Tower, sometimes also referred to as the “Tesla Tower” (as seen on the right). The tower was 56m in height and on the top a 20m dome shaped copper transmitter was placed. Below the surface, iron roots stretched about 100m into the earth’s crust, somehow conjuring the earths energy. The tower, although never fully completed, was tested on several occasions with positive results, satisfying every spectator and convincing people, including Tesla’s team that he was not insane and was onto something spectacular. Before Tesla was able to fully complete his dream, his finances dried up, J.P. Morgan pulled out of the project rejecting any further investment, possibly because he realised that there would be close to no profit. Free energy is free, there’s no electricity bill, there’s no need for the oil industry, the gas industry, the coal industry… “Conveniently” enough all of Tesla’s inventions utilising free energy were seized by diverse branches of the government, and kept far away from the public and the media, but more and more people are blowing the whistle, more and more leaks are emerging from behind the veil and more people are following in the footsteps of Tesla- fully committing themselves to understanding Tesla’s way of inovation. Imagine all those industries having no relevance anymore only because of one invention… Would they let that happen? I’ll let you decide. What I will say is that if big corporations/geopolitically strong governments would have wanted to have free energy on our planet, we would have been able to have it at the very latest in 1920. I believe it is important to state at this point that falling into hate, anger or sadness regarding the suppression of technology like this is the wrong way of going about it. One has to concentrate on the positive side of things – free energy is possible, knowledge on how it works is out there, so what can we do to disclose it? Well, what everyone can do is consciously educate themselves and others on the topic, which is my intention behind this paper.
“Electric power is everywhere present in unlimited quantities and can drive the world’s machinery without the need of coal, oil, gas, or any other of the common fuels.”- N. Tesla
How our electrodynamic model is flawed/-restricted;
Just to give you a brief overview of the way power is still generated nowadays… The closed-current loop circuit that’s in use throws away incredible amounts of power. It’s so inefficient. Energy is put in, then it basically uses half of the input energy to destroy the thing giving it it’s energy (source-dipole) and have no more excess energy and another half goes where it needs to go, to the load. You can imagine a river, which represents the energy possible and then you put a little straw in the river and only the water going through the straw is actually used, the rest is not accounted for, it just get’s thrown out. Then to put in more power, the source-dipole need’s to be “fixed” so to speak and that again costs just as much as it cost to destroy it, so one can clearly see how ridiculous this system is. “So we pay the power company to have a giant wrestling match inside the generator and loose, that’s really what we pay them for…” – Lt. Col. Thomas Bearden. Many people since Tesla have proven that we can have working electromagnetic systems that pull energy from the vacuum/zero-point field/source field (whatever you want to call it),- they power themselves, you do not have to put energy into them.
While Tesla was obviously deeply saddened by the failure of his dream, he kept inventing. In 1917 he managed to demonstrate radar technology (it was officially invented 20 years later), although he was not able to develop a fully functioning radar, he predicted future technologies which would work just fine. With an impressive career behind him, it was about to get even more impressive, but also a lot more mysterious…
Tesla’s infamous “Death Ray”
Originally called peace-ray, but mainstream media wasn’t going to accept that- instead calling it the “Death Ray”.
He stated in a letter to the editor of a magazine in 1907 “As to projecting wave energy to any particular region of the globe, this can be done by my devices..”. Further elaborating the idea in an interview with the New York Times in 1934; “(Device) will send concentrated beams of particles through the free air, of such tremendous energy that they will bring down a fleet of 10,000 enemy airplanes at a distance of 250 miles (400 km) from a defending nation’s border and will cause armies of millions to drop dead in their tracks (…) this would make war impossible.” This beam, he asserted would surround each country like an invisible Chinese wall, only a million times more impenetrable. It would make every nation impregnable against attack by airplanes or by large invading armies”. Officially the device was never finished, but Tesla firmly believed in the peace-keeping qualities of this device, stating over and over; “But it is not an experiment…. I have built, demonstrated and used it. Only a little time will pass before I can give it to the world.”
If anyone would like to continue reading on the Tesla’s particle beam and lightning “ball” technology, please click here to view some of the documents collected after the death of Nikola Tesla, now disclosed by the FBI. (please note; this is the FBI side of the story and should be viewed accordingly- again ask yourself, what could person/organisation/corporation x gain from hiding something from person y?)
This work of Tesla may very well have been the groundwork for the so-called HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) weapons, which are part of an ongoing, very critical and very unknown in the public’s eye, defence program of the U.S military. If so, it would explain why the devices Tesla was working on were never disclosed. 
In essence, HAARP weapons are electro-magnetic weapons capable of weather alteration, and much more. “The HAARP website acknowledges that experiments are conducted which use electromagnetic frequencies to fire pulsed, directed energy beams in order to “temporarily excite a limited area of the ionosphere.” (taken from Globalresearch.ca). But, let us not get too much into Electromagnetic-Weapon technology at this point. Again, it is not about falling into fear or hatred, it’s merely about educating oneself and letting the reality bubble expand… Isn’t it amazing in what infinite way’s we can harness energy, concentrate it, expand it, amplify it… We’re moving into an age where this will be normal, where technologies of this kind will be part of everyday life. Not that it will be normal for countries to bombard themselves with this technology, but that the way in which we view and utilise energy will be completely different. There are infinite possibilities. At this point we have to be honest to ourselves and state; that it is a potential reality that these technologies will be misused and maybe already are, but since everything is inherently neutral it all depends on what we do with it.
Tesla’s Dynamic Theory of Gravity
When reading further into the work tesla did in his later years, we start to see his fascination with mastering gravity control, and building what he called “space drive”.
He developed his own “Dynamic Theory of Gravity”, which was the basis of all his experiments. His theory was based on his idea/observation that there must be a force/energy/potential field of sort’s (ever-present) which he called, and many others before him, Ether (luminous “substance”) and that the Ether manifests into incredibly tiny “micro helices” (visual representation on the right) which are basically little whirls (one could use spirals as an analogy) vibrating at nearly the speed of light and thus becoming visible matter. He believed that one could use this understanding and process of energy to create matter from the ether (in other words, make things appear out of thin air), have full weather control, change the size and qualities of any object, have gravity control. The other “great discovery” he claimed was the finding of the truth, that matter did not have any other energy inside of it, apart from that which it receives from the environment (of “outside” forces)- thus contradicting Einsteins E = mc 2. He did not speak publicly of this theory of his until after WWII – “I have worked (it) out in all details and hope to give (it) to the world very soon. It explains the causes of this force and the motions of heavenly bodies under its influence so satisfactorily that it will put an end to idle speculation and false conceptions, as that of curved space. Only the existence of a Weld of force can account for the motions of the bodies as observed, and its assumption dispenses with space curvature. All literature on this subject is futile and destined to oblivion. So are all attempts to explain the workings of the universe without recognizing the existence of the ether and the indispensable function it plays in the phenomena.”– Nikola Tesla. Till today the theory remains unpublished and has not been released by the FOIA (Freedom of Information Act). Could it be that scientists have such a hard time understanding Tesla, because they are simply using a different, completely flawed outlook on gravity? Could it be that people could not look past the fact the Tesla’s theory (if proven to be accurate) would imply that Einstein’s explanation of Gravity (think of a sheet stretched out with marbles on it) is wrong.
Space Drive
In 1928 things get really awesome when Tesla registered patent No.1,655,144 for a flying machine resembling a mixture of helicopter and airplane. Before his death it is said that he finished all the blueprints for his propulsion system, calling it “anti-electromagnetic field drive”. Officially this device was never built, but as I mentioned earlier- his NYC hotel room was completely cleared out after his death. Who know’s in which hands lay the answers to all this mystery.
Brief recap
Tesla contributed to alternating current electricity, he invented the electrical motor, he was the first to pioneer and research x-ray’s, he invented fluorescent lighting and neon lamps, he set the fundamental groundwork of electro-magnetic technology, electric power plants, radar technology, he was the first to wirelessly transmit a signal (now called radio), he was the first to have working remote control devices, he showed the world that energy and thus electricity can travel wirelessly through the air without the need of cables, he demonstrated that energy can be pulled out of the vacuum or zero-point energy field- therefore being the inspiration for many scientists to follow e.g. Thomas Henry Moray; inventor of the Moray-Valve – successfully demonstrating this free energy device and receiving over 100 signed affidavit’s or Max Loughan, building a free energy device costing only 16$… Below I will list a number of links to video’s going into much more detail about free energy than I was able to do here, please do take the time to watch them if it interests you. After all, it is the planet we live on. At the very bottom there will be a list of Nikola Tesla’s patents which you can also check out.
Nikola Tesla, the eccentric genius behind most of our modern technology and the technology which will be released/thought of in the years to come, the man who walked alone, the man who didn’t just think outside of the box- but rather lived outside of the box. May this paper, this little tribute to him and those alike be a seed for the time to come. Let it be an inspiration not to follow the conventional mindset, let it be an inspiration to be the unique expression of creation that you are.
We’re moving in the right direction! (few links)
- Click here to watch a short 2 minute video of Max Loughan, a 13 year old genius who invented a free energy device costing only 16$
- Click here to see a 50 minute video of Jim Murray an incredible scientist who seem’s to have solved “Tesla’s problem”
- Click here to view “Pulling Energy from the Vacuum” with Lt.Col. Thomas Bearden PhD explaining how their systems work.
- Click here to view “New Energy Vol.1” again with Lt.Col. Thomas Bearden PhD
- Click here Lecture on Moray radiant energy system
I thank you very much for reading and see you next time.
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List of Tesla Patents:
Nikola Tesla patents: the USA
Nikola Tesla patents: the Great Britain
Nikola Tesla patents: Canada
| Patent | Date of Application | Patent Title |
| C24,033 | April 27, 1886 | Dynamo Electric Machine |
| C29,537 | May 1, 1888 | Method & App. for the Electrical Transmission of Power |
| C30,172 | May 1, 1888 | Method & App. for Converting & Distributing Electric Currents |
| C33,317 | December 19. 1889 | Method & App. for Converting Alternating into Direct Currents |
| C135,174 | August 22, 1911 | Fluid Propulsion |
| C142,352 | August 13, 1912 | Electrical Energy Transmission |
CLICK HERE for visual diagrams of some of Tesla’s patents if you so wish.
If you have gotten this far, thank you for reading!
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