Dan Davidson - Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices

1.4.4 Shape Power of Two Intersecting Lines
Now the fun begins. When two lines intersect, there is a gradient of
aetheric intensity between the two converging lines. Did you get that?
Two intersecting or converging lines create an energy
gradient in the aether.
The closer to the intersection of the two lines the more intense the
interaction. Conversely, the farther away from the intersection the less
interaction of aetheric flows of the two lines.
Because the nuclear aetheric flows are vortical (i.e., little spinning flows
in the aetheric field) these flows will tend to orient to the least resistance
between them. This means that aetheric flows will form larger vortexes
close to the intersection of the two lines. The net result of aetheric flows
is a vortexing effect between the two intersecting lines with the vortex
most intense at the intersection.
With this configuration, we have now created a macro level, three
dimensional, vortex in space with polarity from a simple planar figure.
The intensity is greatest at the intersection of the two lines and least at
the widest point of the two intersecting lines as is obvious in figure 1.4.4-
1. Because this is a totally balanced flow of aetheric force between the
two lines, there should be creation of a small amount of electron charge
and a magnetic field but most of it would be concentrated near the
intersection of the lines. Remember, a magnetic field, as discussed
previously, is an aetheric vortex around the magnet so a vortexing in
aether creates a magnetic field.
Figure 1.4.4-1. Aetheric Vortex Phenomenon Between Two Lines
Intersecting
Clairvoyant and clairsentient testing was used to examine what type of
energy patterns formed around the intersecting lines resulting in a