Dan Davidson - Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices

1.5 Natural Enorgy Flows
In section 1.4, a few simple geometric shapes were examined to show
how simple patterns mold, shape, intensify and direct aether; even to the
point of changing aetheric frequency relationships in the 12-tesseract to
yield color modifications in the aetheric field around the tesseract.
However, there is still another level of complexity within aether. This
has to do with the fact that aether has natural flow patterns.
One of the observations, which many researchers have found, is that
aether prefers to move in circular arcs or spiral patterns. Dr. Wilhelm
Reich found that orgone (Reich's name for a high concentration of
aether) moves in spiral patterns and its constant motion is that of spirals.
Schauberger, in his groundbreaking research work on diamagnetic
energy (Schauberger's name for aether), also discovered that the
diamagnetic energy moved in spiral and vortical patterns. (See chapter
2 of this book.)
If we apply this observation of aether moving naturally in spiral and
vortical patterns to shape power effects, then it is reasonable to infer
that the use of curved or spiral pathways to mold and guide aether will
enhance the effects.
1.5.1 Energy of Spiral
One of most common forms found in nature is the spiral, a two
dimensional figure, and its three dimensional correlative, the vortex.
Examples of spirals and vortexes can be found everywhere. One of the
most common occurrences is found in seashells. Most shells have
partial or complete spirals. Even the common fan-shaped shells are a
vortex shape. The well-known chambered nautilus with its highly regular
logarithmic spiral is often used to illustrate the spiral. Another well
known vortex format is found in patterns generated by trees and plants
as their leaves form. The leaves usually follow a vortex pattern which
is related to the Fibonacci numbers (i.e. 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 ......[n]+[n-1]).
The study of this natural phenomenon is called phylotaxis.
When a spiral is drawn starting at the center and around counterclockwise
(CCW) toward the outside, the local aetheric energy is drawn
into the center of the spiral and shot to the outside. When a spiral is
drawn from the outside to the center, the energy is drawn from the
outside into the center and transformed into a rainbow of colors and
energizes the locality. The energy field, as seen by clairvoyants,
radiates out about 4 feet from the center of the spiral and is truly a
rainbow of beautiful, living colors.
If spirals are connected by drawing a spiral from the outside to the
center and then continuing the line from the center to the outside of
another spiral, and doing this for several more spirals that are connected