Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

The coil was then placed on a 1/4" (6 mm) thick sheet of plywood and the end of the wire in the centre of the
coil was inserted through the plywood and the central conductor pushed into the ground. The other end of
the wire was bent up to act as an aerial, and the board itself was stapled through with two inch long wire
staples driven into the ground and acting as further grounding for the coil, as he sketched here:
Les then climbed up a ladder and fastened another coil under the apex of the pyramid. This coil he wound
out of multi-stranded copper wire. The wound it in the shape of an inverted cone with the wire going in a
counter-clockwise direction and he spread the top strands out like an aerial array. He drew it this way:
He then decided to connect the two coils together using a strand of natural wool, so he tied it to the bottom
of the coil at the apex. He climbed down the ladder and standing on the ground, he took hold of the piece of
wool and was thrown several feet away by the energy flowing through the wool. This frightened him so
much that he took the pieces apart and never investigated that type of arrangement ever again. He believes
that it was because he was grounded when he grasped the wool, that there was such an energy flow
through him. If you decide to try this with a smaller pyramid, then I suggest that you connect the wool to the
lower coil first, making the earth connection that way, before tying it to the upper coil. However, let me
stress again that we just don't know what is happening in and around the pyramid, so any experiments which
you choose to carry out are entirely your responsibility and at your own risk. Although a good deal of
practical information is given here, it must not be construed as being a recommendation that you make or
use any of the devices described in this document as the presentation is for information purposes only.
Les Brown mentions other uses for the devices which he has developed. He says: My wife, who suffered
from migraine headaches, had a severe attack for a week; and during that time she took an abundant supply
of pills, which proved to be of no benefit. She placed a pyramid on her head in the early hours of the night,
and in about 20 minutes had been relieved of all pain. She said nothing of this to me, but two weeks later
suffered another headache. Instead of suffering for a lengthy period, she used the pyramid again, and
without the use of pills the headache vanished again in about the same length of time. She told me about
this second episode. About a week later she suffered an ordinary headache and repeated the performance,
with the same result. She now has gone three years with no headaches at all. Around this time, I had been
working all day in the hot sun, and the back of my neck became quite painful. I tried placing a small
pyramid on the back of my neck while I sat still for a while. It produced the same relieving results for me. I
believe it increases blood circulation to the affected part.
After about ten minutes I could feel the pain being drawn out upwards. At the same time my head felt cold
on top, not cold to the touch, but simply felt cold to me. I mentioned this to my wife, and she said she had
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