Dr. G. Patrick Flanagan - Pyramid Power: The Science of the Cosmos

I was a high school junior in 1977 when I first read Patrick Flanagans now international best-selling classic, Pyramid Power. At the time I was a geeky gearhead, fascinated with all things mechanical, electronic, and scientific, having been inculcated in the world of physics and engineering early in my life by physicists and engineers who happened to be the fathers of some of my childhood friends.

At the time that I read Pyramid Power, I was fascinated by the information and experiments presented in the book, but as with most folks, that is where my fascination endedfor a time. I did not bother to try any of the experiments that Dr. Flanagan described in his book, since as a 17-year-old, girls, cars, sports and the like took most of my time and attention that school, family and friends didnt otherwise occupy. It wasnt until after getting through college and settling down to a career and marriage in my late twenties that my thoughts again turned to pyramids and the strange phenomena associated with them.

I built small pyramids from copper tubing and placed food and razors under them in my kitchen, and was surprised to see the same results that Patrick had written about, blades holding an edge longer and food not spoiling. I was enthralled, and yet the secrets of pyramids left me as puzzled as ever, still relying on my educational programming. I built a large six-foot tall pyramid of copper pipe and put it around my bed. I had bizarre dreams and altered states, some of which were a little spooky for me at the time. I meditated in the pyramid and even placed it around my computer desk while I worked. Again, I had experiences that ranged from from strange altered states to seeing weird things on my computer screen, which I dismissed as flashbacks from my drug experiences in school.

Having formal education (or perhaps I should say indoctrination) in electrical engineering and computer science, I never imagined that I would end up having a career so influenced by the work of Patrick Flanagan. Today I manufacture subtle energy devices that help people in a variety of ways. After re-reading Pyramid Power recently, I quickly realized that this seminal work not only unwittingly influenced my own research in helping humanity, but also that of many, many pioneers in a plethora of fields all across the globe. Whether we realize it or not, pyramid researchers Dr. Alexander Golod, Dr. Valery Uvarov, Dr. Semir Osmanagi, nuclear engineer and scalar energy physicist Dr. Thomas Bearden, physicists Dr. Harold E. Puthoff, Dr. Konstantine Meyl, Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, and many, many others have all been influenced by Patricks work. The knowledge in this book has been passed from person to person ad infinitum so many times that we who use this information in new applications often dont even realize the origins of our work trace back in great part to Patricks discoveries.

But Pyramid Power is about much more than pyramids and the strange phenomena they display. Patrick lays a foundation covering different types of subtle energies that have been observed and described throughout history, from mystery schools and esoteric practices to mainstream science and mathematics, connecting them to each other and pyramid energy. He shows the interrelationship or similarity of energies that have been called chi, prana, kundalini, life force, auras, biofields, morphogenetic fields, orgone, scalar waves, torsion waves, longitudinal waves, zero point energy, tachyon energy, biophoton energy, mitogenic rays, etc. He explains a wide variety of his own experiments, as well as those of others, offering physical evidence of these concepts, while showing lay people how they can experiment as well.

The amount of knowledge referenced in Pyramid Power is impressive, even by todays standards when more is known about these concepts and we have the internet at our disposal. Just searching the internet for the many phrases in this book could keep a researcher busy for years. For example, searching on just a handful of phrases like Pavlita generator, psychotronic twirler, Hieronymus machine, Anaximander, and Alexander Gurwitsch now brings up mountains of material for further research.

Patrick Flanagan has always been ahead of his time. Looking back with hindsight and greater awareness, those who now accept the insights of this pioneer tend to forget the opposition he encountered to these groundbreaking new ideas. The old maxim about profound truth certainly applies here. First the information is ridiculed. Then it is violently opposed. Finally it is accepted as self-evident (usually after the opponents have all died). Though many have accepted the information in Pyramid Power as self-evident, there are still many others who violently oppose some of the knowledge within these pages not only because it diverges from orthodoxy, but because it implies technologies that threaten entire industries and power structures. The ideas presented here can or have already lead to:

• decentralized free energy, technologies
• weather modification technologies, including nontoxic counters to toxic (and profit-driven) geoengineering
• methods for neutralizing radioactivity and radioactive elements (a less-than-popular idea with the nuclear power and weapons industries)
• water purification technologies
• earthquake prevention technologies (proven by Alexander Golod)
• physical, mental, and emotional healing technologies
• and many more technologies some yet to be discovered.

Fortunately for Patrick and the rest of the world, because the information in Pyramid Power was so foreign to mainstream science, the mainstream scientific community for the most part dismissed Patricks work as simply New Age nonsense. Patrick was told by a military official that this probably saved his life. The US military was already familiar with Patricks brilliant discoveries since he was just 11, when he developed a simple, dirt cheap method for detecting nuclear bomb detonations around the world (for a school science fair project, no less). The military was keenly interested in the possible military applications of technologies that Patrick had originally developed for the betterment of humanity. The sad truth is, creating technologies that can free humanity, threaten industries, and break centralized control can be hazardous to that creators health. We are fortunate that Patrick has endured and continues to bring new solutions to the world, several of which I use in my work to help people maintain optimal health amid an increasingly toxic world.

I have once again been inspired by this book to experiment with much more advanced energy technologies that can profoundly help a world much in need. Arthur C. Clarke once said, the only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible. I hope this book continues to inspire others to reach for the impossibleand I hope it will inspire you to perhaps unlock some of the secrets of the universe for yourself!