As introduction I will tell you that Nikola Tesla was the developer of alternating current generators, transformers, and motors. He invented the Tesla Coil. He pioneered the use of remote control. He produced better turbines. He created artificial lightning. And he harnessed the electrical potential of Niagara Falls.
Nikola Tesla proved the existence of terrestrial stationary waves, proved that the earth's atmosphere is electrically charged and can carry electromagnetic waves from any given point to any other point on the earth's surface. He considered this discovery the most important of his career, and put it on practical test, broadcasting electricity trough the air without wires and lighting lamps twenty-five miles away with it.
One of the keys to his style of working, for example, was his marvelous curiosity. He sought to comprehend all of life. He did not impose their theories or preconceived expectations upon his thinking, as so many modern scientist do. He carefully trained his mind to be objective and clearsighted, then let nature and the laws of physics speak for themselves. Frequently, his curiosity led him into intense periods of concentration, in which his thinking seemed to prenetrate ideas and principles themselves, taping a level of inspiration behind both the ideas and the observable phenomena associated with them.
Another important element in Tesla's approach to science was his fearless attitude about shattering scientific tradition. He was neither a radical nor a rebel. He knew that life itself is not limited by science's restricted conceptions of it, and did not fear the smallmindedness of scientists who do seek to put limits on life.
The most significant feature of Tesla's style of working, though, was his use of the mind. He worked extermely hard to develop and train it, and applied it prodigiously. And what a mind it was! Triggered by a finite set of observations and questions, and armed with his intense concentration and dedication, Tesla could soar into a complex set of thoughts and abstractions which laid bare the secrets of nature to him. In effect, his own mind become his true experimental laboratory, in which he could examine universal law, and apply it to practical problems. In his mind, he could consider the interaction between physical phenomena and the phenomena of forces of the other dimensions of life.
Tesla, proved that the mind is the one true objective laboratory for scientific investigation.
As stunning as it may seem, Tesla actually created and built prototypes of his inventions in his mind. He generated not only good ideas, but also working models of them. He could switch on these models, let them run for a month or two, then tear them down and inspect them for wear - all in his mind! When he then built a physical duplicate of the mental machine, it would work perfectly the first time he turned it on.
He transcended not only the scientific thought of his day, but also transcended the material world and learned to investigate all aspects of life associated with any set of phenomena.
The purpose of the interview, as well as all the other interviews in the serie, is to encourage the intelligent people of the world to develop their own minds and their own creative genius.
Tesla demonstrates how a knowledge of electricity can also constribute to the healing of the physical body. He therefore discusses at some length the subtle electrical patterns and vibrations that can affect the physical body - favorable and unfavorable.
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Dr. Robert R. Leichtman recomends the biography of Nikola Tesla written by O'Neill that knew Tesla personally. This book provides marvelous insight into the personality and mind of a remarkable individual.
by Robert R. Leichtman
Book Description ( from the BackCover ).Nikola Tesla spent his lifetime making the imposible possible - and doing it with brillance, style, and seeming ease. Me made practical the generation of alternating current, which electrical scientists had thought impossible. He developed a system for the long distance transmission of electricity, which Thomas Edison had thought impossible. He broadcast electricity through the air without wires, which many "experts" still think is impossible. And although he died inn 1943, his work is currently attracting more attention than ever, as scientists try to duplicate his work in resonance, magnetism, and death rays. Nikola Tesla Returns is an exploration of this genius's work, ideas, and secrets. It is the report of a conversation with the spirit of Nikola Tesla, through the mediumship of the author, Dr. Robert R. Leichtman. In it, Tesla talks about his inventions, why his death ray was never produced, his opinion of current scientific research, microwave pollution, the fifth dimension, and new energy sources. This interview was one of 24 landmark conversation between Dr. Leichman and the spirits of famous geniuses and psychic that became the From Heaven to Earth series. It is being reissued now as a single book to celegrate the 20th anniversary of the first apperance of the series. From Inside Book.
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by Robert R. Leichtman
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Mediumistic Interviews with the Spirits of Nikola Tesla, Luther Burbank, Sir Oliver Lodge, and Albert Einstein. From the back cover:The real value of mediumship far transcends the usual image of a seance in a shuttered room. The true potential of this wonderful gift -and psychic perception in general- is much more profound. As author Robert R. Leichtman, M.D. demonstrates in this book (and others in the From Heaven to Earth series), these amazing skills can be used to contact the spirits of great leaders and geniuses from the past and interview them as though they were alive in the flesh today. The interviews in this book are mediumistic conversations woth the spirits of four great scientists of this century ( XX ). Nikola Tesla was an electrical genius who lit up the world by making the generation of alternating current practical. Luther Burbank was a horticulturist who made the scientific process seem almost magical with his amazing achievements. Sir Oliver Lodge was a physicist who played a major role in developing the radio - and investigating the scientific phenomenon of mediumship. Albert Einstein revolutionized scientific thinking with his theories of relativity and light. In this interviews, author Robert R. Leichtman, M.D. chats informally with the spirits of these grear scientist. They talk about the need for science to broaden its understanding of the inner dimensions of life, solutions to the energy problem, and ways to improve education. |
Nikola Tesla, Edited, with and Introduction, by Ben Johnston.
From the Back Cover.The reclusive, brilliant, electrical engineer who:
My Invetions is Nikola Tesla's autobiographical legacy, presented here complete with all 17 original illustrations. ( Plus 6 new ones! ) Long unavailable in most libraries, My inventions is essential reading fo anyone seeking to penetrate the inventor's complex personality and mysterious life. Here, Tesla reveals in fascinating psycological detail how a relentless photographic memory and runaway imagination almost fatally cursed his childhood in Yugoslavia. Here, Tesla tells how he willfully harnessed his visions to invention, yet never outgrew his many bizarre childhood fears and compulsions. Here, electric motor the experts said could never built - a quest deep into his own unconscious mind that nearly cost him his sanity! Was this obsessive genius more than simply eccentric? What price did he pay for his visionary gifts? Was he psychic? Did he really foresee his mother's death? How has his story become entangled in myth, and why has America, that owed him so much, almost forgotten him? Tesla biographer Ben Johnston has contributed an important new Introduction which traces Tesla's career through a maze of sensationalism and controversy. At long last, readers can learn the thruth about the supernatural visionary powers attibuted to Tesla by biographers unfamiliar with My Inventions! Table of Contents.
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Nikola Tesla, David Hatcher Childress (Editor).
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AC motor and other apparatus. "Experiments with Alternate Currents of
High Frequency and High Potential" Wireless power and "Death Ray" are
critiqued. The other stuff in the book (Atlantis, Mars,
saucers, etc.) seems to be almost purely speculative and should be
taken with a generous grain of salt. In the end there is a copy of the
supreme court documents associated with the demolition of Wardenclyffe
Tower. This book is interesting for you, if you want to learn more about Nikola Tesla, but if you are searching his inventions to build them, it will not help you. Nikola Tesla belongs in the future. He wanted to bring free power to the World using superior technology, opposed to the current system we use, that HE designed. |
Carol Dommermuth-Costa.
| The life and career of a
brilliant inventor and pioneer in electricity, from his birth in
Croatia through his technical training in Europe and his subsequent
successes and frustrations in America. Tesla discovered and perfected
the principle of alternating current (AC).
In addition to recounting many of Tesla's scientific contributions, the book renders the physics of his inventions accessible through effective writing and concise illustrations. With black-and-white photographs. |
Commander X.
From the back cover:Exposed! The Most Important Alternative Scientific Discovery of All Time. Over a century ago, one of the greatest "free thinkers" of all times arrived upon our cosmic shores in order to shape our technical and spirial destiny. Nikola Tesla came from another place to alert the world of pending danger (World Wars I and II), while at the same time, offering "solutions" to our problems and alternatives by which to greatly enhance our lives. Holder of over a thousand patents for many marvelous scientific inventions, Tesla turned down millions of dollars in royalties as well as the Nobel Prize because he did not believe "big business" and "corporate giants" should control that which readlily belongs to all of humankind. Because of his beliefs, he was repeatedly harassed and his life threatened. A true cosmic being , Tesla was dedicated to the advancement of all of humanity. He was in essence the living embodiment of the "White Dove", and lived his life accordingly, dying in virtual poverty when he could have been one of the richest persons who ever lived. Breaking Free of Gravity.Among Tesla's many inventions was a method to counteract gravity. Before his passing from this dimension, he agreed to share his findings with several up-and-coming prodigies who eventually perfected much of his work, including a device to speak with extraterrestrials. Now Commander X - a former military intelligence operative - with contacts "high up" in the government, shares his fantastic findings that may soon revolutionize Newton's laws. Learn of Nikola Tesla's "Cosmic Roots" and his other-worldly origins; Of the existence of a remote underground site in Nevada from where anti-gravity craft are being stored and test flown in the dead of night (see actual pictures published for the first time). Here also are full details of the ongoing work of such modern-day inventors as Otis T. Carr, Arthur H. Matthews and Howard Menger, who have perfected alternative methods of propulsion that soon will place men and women on Mars and other planets safely and economically. |
by Bruce A. Perreault
Book DescriptionThis CD-ROM the most complete set of Tesla's Patents available to date! This set is truly unique in that it includes Canadian, Great Britain, as well as all his U.S. Patents, including one reissue. This edition includes...
From the PublisherCollected and placed on CD-ROM by Internationally recognized alternative energyresearcher Bruce A. Perreault, in pdf format. From the AuthorTesla's Great Britain Patents werefirst obtained after following up on a lead on BritishPatent No. 8200... thereafter another unexpectedsurprise was discovered, not only was there British Patents but Canadian Patents as well. This is a special treat to those who are researching the great inventions of Nikola Tesla. |