Nicholas Tesla. Secret documents about amazing technology
Most people are aware of many of Nikola Tesla’s brillant ideas. He was a true genius, ahead of his time, who came to confront Thomas Alva Edison himself in relation to the development of electricity. We owe Tesla the alternating current that powers modern homes, as opposed to Edison’s direct current option. He also invented radio, although his discovery was officially attributed to Marconi. In addition, he pioneered X-rays, the induction motor, neon lights, bladeless electric motors and turbines, wireless transmission of electricity, remote control of appliances, the electron microscope, and many other well-known inventions. Even a multitude of ideas that did not come to light, controversial concepts, but at the same time important that are worth being known for their importance.
An oft-repeated idea by Tesla was: “If you want to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.”
He gave so much value to these three factors that he developed an oscillator that caused an earthquake in New York City, according to what he himself recounted. He showed that acting on a vibrational level could have consequences on a physical level and these responses were measurable.
On the other hand, Tesla considered that numbers could imply much more than simple figures. According to him, the numerical configurations could contain encodings with information that could influence human beings. For example, Tesla had a predilection for numbers such as 3, 6 and 9. He understood that, in his case, it was a sequence that, used correctly, brought him benefits in different areas.
When Tesla died, the FBI raided his home looking for documentation on unfinished investigations. Devices under development with important repercussions at all levels. Among other things, it seems that Nikola Tesla was not only interested in the remote transmission of electricity without wires, but also the possibility of using human consciousness and intention through certain equipment. According to Tesla, human consciousness was interconnected with the rest of the matter around us and also with other human beings. Through some device it was possible to decipher information and use it to solve problems. Tesla himself also said: “The human brain acts as a receptor. There is a universal common core from where we can draw knowledge, diverse information, inspiration and energy”
Nikola Tesla was a contemporary of Dr. Albert Abrams, a brave and brilliant doctor of German origin. Some sources indicate that they exchanged letters and information. Dr. Abrams was a wealthy young man from a good family. With no financial needs, he decided to study medicine in the United States and later in Germany as well. Open-minded, he risked investigating beyond what was “scientifically accepted”. He investigated the possibilities of using circuits in order to detect information about the vibratory state of human beings. The objective was to establish health parameters and compare them with disease states. He considered that it was possible to balance disharmonious states to restore well-being. He called his discovery: Radionics. His applications were very successful and his devices were widely used by thousands of therapists of his time. However, detractors arose from the official bodies who discredited him branding their ideas and devices as mere quackery.
He was wrongly accused of fraud and his research was confiscated by the authorities. Even today, his biography is distorted and full of falsehoods. However, there is evidence that his models were used by military researchers in both the US and the Soviet Union, especially in the period of the so-called Cold War.
Despite the official persecution of the time, many followers of Dr. Abrams were able to reproduce his devices, improve them and use them for multiple applications in therapy, personal development and other purposes. The applications of modern radionics are multiple (agriculture, goal achievement, business, sports and many others). You can see links to learn more at the bottom of this video.
Nikola Tesla was also convinced that the vibration of thought could be measured and also even photographed, as he published in a 1933 newspaper, the Kansas City Journal Post. But this topic will be treated in more depth in another video.
