Has anyone read the book ?
It gives a coherent description of the true nature of electricity, magnetism, light, and everything else.
It's a good start to understand acquire a perspective on how the universe works, and how Ed did it.
I'm attaching an excerpt of the book here below, in TXT format.
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The universe is made only of two things, a solution and a solute, called ether and corpor. The tendency of corpor is to dissolve itself into ether - nothing is ever created or destroyed. Units (atoms) of corpor (matter) are undifferentiated - there is only one single element in nature. This element then differentiates into many when its bound to a vortex. It is the vortex that gives the element a configuration in space (size of the vortex, direction and speed of rotation, density -- Ighina said they had a pulse too). NOTE: Ken wheeler describes it like so
Units (atoms) of corpor are kept together by vortices of ether, in which case corpor can be called a crystal. All matter is a crystal. In crystals a vortex of ether is formed at the perimeter of the material object (which constitutes the master vortex around the object), and inside the matter little vortices hold fixed in place the atoms of corpor (matter).
Corpor cannot manifest by itself any power or force. However, corpor can act as a storage of energy inasmuch as "powerful" the vortices are -- that is, possibly, inasmuch as firmly the units (atoms) of corpor are held together by the vortices (which, again, have a size, a direction and a speed of rotation, a density, perhaps a pulse and possibly other characteristics)
Vortices can be positive or negative.
A perfect magnet is described like so:
Light is a polarization/orientation of the vortices in ether.
Gravity is a manifestation of the power of the vortex. Positive vortices are attracted to earth. Negative vortices leave the earth (to be charged positively as they go upwards). The vortex that surrounds the earth acts as a lens, magnifying the sun and giving color & heat to the energy (light) that comes from the it
Pierluigi Ighina apparently photographed what he called the "magnetic atom", also known as the unit of "the glue that holds matter together". He's said to have managed to shoot a photograph of this "atom" by means of a so called "microscopio lenticolare" (lens-based microscope). A photo of this microscope is available online.
The microscope was built with lenses that were rotating at high speed.
It could be interesting to look at behavior that light has when it collides with rotating optical devices/surfaces.
Do you have more info on that, please?
About the microscope, he writes about it in his book. He mentions something about engraving a mark (or a slit) upon the lens and having it rotate with light project an image on it, thus using some sort of stroboscopic effect. He says he had the idea while sitting in a movie theater.
He also mentioned that the Sun projects the same stroboscopic effect on earth induced by the rotation (of light? or maybe of the sun?) and that we live in a "reflection" of energy. I'm not quite sure what he meant, but I found suggestions about this in some ancient alchemy arcana, and some taoist teachings. @dante might be interested in this too.
As for the microscope, I tried rotating a lens at around 12000 rpm but nothing happened - my test setup was wrong though I guess, so I'll repeat the experiment sometime. However I remember seeing in a video some dude who hooked up a small camera to the rotor of an RC-helicopter and then posted the footage, and the whole picture was bent in a wave...like the horizon wasn't flat but sinusoidal. Not sure if that was due to camera alignment or to an actual effect of light. I know it has to do with sense of rotation though. If you're interested in this you can check out the "Magnetic Monopoles" machine invented by G. Marconi and perfected by P. Ighina in the video. @Jehovajah and @g11 might be interested in seeing this too. The guy in the video shows that there is only one pole around the cage, then he inverts the polarity by inverting the sense of rotation:
He also briefly mentions that the machine can invert gravity. Ighina used to say that it's very obvious that gravity comes from the sun but people don't understand it. I'm still trying to figure it out. But I'm close.
PS: Oahspe has one of the most sophisticated cosmologies I've ever seen. Any serious researcher should read it.
About the microscope, he writes about it in his book. He mentions something about engraving a mark (or a slit) upon the lens and having it rotate with light project an image on it, thus using some sort of stroboscopic effect. He says he had the idea while sitting in a movie theater.
He also mentioned that the Sun projects the same stroboscopic effect on earth induced by the rotation (of light? or maybe of the sun?) and that we live in a "reflection" of energy. I'm not quite sure what he meant, but I found suggestions about this in some ancient alchemy arcana, and some taoist teachings. @dante might be interested in this too.
I am, our eyes can only see close to 60fps?
@royalblue , which taoist teachings are you referring to? to my knowledge the most intact language of ancient alchemy is in arabic
Anyways, if you remember, in the Egyptology thread I posted a picture of two mythological figures of ancient China "Nuwa" and "Fu Xi" holding respectively a compass & a square. The "Male-energy = square" / "Female-energy = angle" equations are virtually everywhere in ancient and renaissance art (Botticelli, to name one), and even in taoist practices, or in Yoga. There are way too many systems to mention them here, each more or less precise, but if you summarize they all have common points:
I will see if looking into it further will fill in the blanks
Most of what you said makes sense
Alchemy has been tainted over time, veiled and reveiled countless times.