Dan Davidson - Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices

made of epoxy fiberglass does not conduct aetheric energy and makes
very poor shape power media.
1.5.2 Modified Triangle Energy Flow
To test the hypothesis that controlling aetheric energy with curved lines
was more effective, a triangle was made with many curved lines where
all the curved lines converged on one of the vertices of the triangle as is
illustrated in figure 1.5.2-1. An identical triangle was also constructed
with straight lines. The effects of this test were dramatic. The triangle
with the curved lines had many times more aether flow and
concentration than the triangle with the straight lines. Obviously, if you
allow the aether to follow its natural flow patterns, the flow is much
easier and faster than with straight lines.
Figure 1.5.2-1. Curved Lines within a Triangle to Control Shape
Power
1.5.3 Planar Shape Power Lens
Another example of a curved line shape power pattern is shown in figure
1.5.3-1. It was found that this shape power pattern generated a three-
dimensional energy field. In this case the energy field was a beam of
energy projecting out from the back side of the pattern for about five to
six feet. The energy beam was vortexing out in a beam the width of the
planar pattern. By experiment we found this pattern has maximum
energy when the curved lines never touch the surrounding circle. If the
curves touched the circle it was as if the circle blocked the curved spiral
from collecting more aetheric energy and channeling it to the center of
the circle. From figure 1.4.9-1 we know that a circle focuses the energy
in the center of the circle. With the curved lines, the energy collection is
accelerated and shot out from the center of the spiral pattern.