Aetheric Science and Shape Power | Dan Davidson
Dan Davidson's work on Shape Power gives a great background to the effects of shape and form upon physical forces. Albeit, not necessarily a qualitative approach like offered in physical radiesthesia, he still gives wonderful experimental data to demonstrate some of these principles. He has openly hated on BioGeometry despite its testable qualities and effects. He is also a proponent of the theosophical ANU nonsense, so take that for what it is ( Learn more of why that is bogus here: https://t.me/aetherforceposts/3635 and https://t.me/aetherforceposts/3638 ). Conceptually I think he is way off the mark with the Aether, but he does give some simple practical methods and principles to test.
Dan A. Davidson is a scientist and engineer with degrees in mathematics and electrical engineering who has spent 45 years investigating how geometric shapes manipulate a seemingly universal energy he refers to as the aether. His core discovery of Shape Power, demonstrates that intersecting lines create vortexes in what he terms the aetheric field, and these vortexes manifest as measurable magnetic fields. Using fluxgate magnetometers, Davidson proved that a paper pyramid with converging lines generates a magnetic field of 310 gammas, while stacked paper pyramids produce 323 gammas. Geometric shapes passively convert aether into other forces without requiring external energy input, partially explaining phenomena from pyramid energy to the architectural mysteries of ancient civilizations.
Davidson's theory treats aether as a hydrodynamic superfluid pervading all space and time. Researchers Paul Stowe and Barry Mingst developed the mathematics showing that all matter consists of toroidal vortexes in the aether, gravity emerges from gradients in electric fields superimposed on aether flow, and magnetism is aetheric vortex flow itself. All physical constants derive from the aether's fluid properties, eliminating many paradoxes plaguing orthodox quantum physics.
In short he view the Aether as:
1. A superfluidic particulate medium which pervades all space.
2. A medium, which in its various modes, is the building block of the physical universe.
3. A medium, which, in one of its modes, is responsible for gravity and inertia.
4. A medium which is controllable by our mind and can be manipulated my our thoughts.
5. A medium which can be controlled by geometric shapes.
Several pioneering researchers explored similar concepts under different names. John Ernst Worrel Keely discovered in the 1890s that water dissociated at 42,800 Hz ultrasound converts to pure aetheric energy. Keely mapped atomic substructure 27 levels deep, predating quark theory by over six decades, and caused a 4-ton iron sphere to sink into solid earth through what he called supergravity. Most remarkably, Keely used geometric symbols drawn on blackboards to control laboratory equipment. His work pioneered sympathetic vibratory physics, though his death in 1898 and subsequent false fraud accusations obscured his genuine discoveries for decades.
Wilhelm Reich independently discovered what he called orgone energy. Reich invented the Orgone Accumulator using layered organic and inorganic materials, finding that orgone moves in spiral and vortex patterns and neutralizes radioactivity. His Cloud Buster device used arrays of metal tubes connected to running water to dissipate clouds by manipulating concentrated aether within them. The FDA persecuted Reich, and he died in federal prison, preventing his work from receiving serious scientific consideration during his lifetime.
Viktor Schauberger, the Austrian naturalist and inventor, called aether diamagnetic energy and discovered implosion physics through careful observation of natural water flows. Water flowing in spirals gains energy and self-purifies. He developed technologies based on natural vortex patterns, showing that nature prefers curved, spiral pathways over straight lines.
Dan Davidson's work on Shape Power gives a great background to the effects of shape and form upon physical forces. Albeit, not necessarily a qualitative approach like offered in physical radiesthesia, he still gives wonderful experimental data to demonstrate some of these principles. He has openly hated on BioGeometry despite its testable qualities and effects. He is also a proponent of the theosophical ANU nonsense, so take that for what it is ( Learn more of why that is bogus here: https://t.me/aetherforceposts/3635 and https://t.me/aetherforceposts/3638 ). Conceptually I think he is way off the mark with the Aether, but he does give some simple practical methods and principles to test.
Dan A. Davidson is a scientist and engineer with degrees in mathematics and electrical engineering who has spent 45 years investigating how geometric shapes manipulate a seemingly universal energy he refers to as the aether. His core discovery of Shape Power, demonstrates that intersecting lines create vortexes in what he terms the aetheric field, and these vortexes manifest as measurable magnetic fields. Using fluxgate magnetometers, Davidson proved that a paper pyramid with converging lines generates a magnetic field of 310 gammas, while stacked paper pyramids produce 323 gammas. Geometric shapes passively convert aether into other forces without requiring external energy input, partially explaining phenomena from pyramid energy to the architectural mysteries of ancient civilizations.
Davidson's theory treats aether as a hydrodynamic superfluid pervading all space and time. Researchers Paul Stowe and Barry Mingst developed the mathematics showing that all matter consists of toroidal vortexes in the aether, gravity emerges from gradients in electric fields superimposed on aether flow, and magnetism is aetheric vortex flow itself. All physical constants derive from the aether's fluid properties, eliminating many paradoxes plaguing orthodox quantum physics.
In short he view the Aether as:
1. A superfluidic particulate medium which pervades all space.
2. A medium, which in its various modes, is the building block of the physical universe.
3. A medium, which, in one of its modes, is responsible for gravity and inertia.
4. A medium which is controllable by our mind and can be manipulated my our thoughts.
5. A medium which can be controlled by geometric shapes.
Several pioneering researchers explored similar concepts under different names. John Ernst Worrel Keely discovered in the 1890s that water dissociated at 42,800 Hz ultrasound converts to pure aetheric energy. Keely mapped atomic substructure 27 levels deep, predating quark theory by over six decades, and caused a 4-ton iron sphere to sink into solid earth through what he called supergravity. Most remarkably, Keely used geometric symbols drawn on blackboards to control laboratory equipment. His work pioneered sympathetic vibratory physics, though his death in 1898 and subsequent false fraud accusations obscured his genuine discoveries for decades.
Wilhelm Reich independently discovered what he called orgone energy. Reich invented the Orgone Accumulator using layered organic and inorganic materials, finding that orgone moves in spiral and vortex patterns and neutralizes radioactivity. His Cloud Buster device used arrays of metal tubes connected to running water to dissipate clouds by manipulating concentrated aether within them. The FDA persecuted Reich, and he died in federal prison, preventing his work from receiving serious scientific consideration during his lifetime.
Viktor Schauberger, the Austrian naturalist and inventor, called aether diamagnetic energy and discovered implosion physics through careful observation of natural water flows. Water flowing in spirals gains energy and self-purifies. He developed technologies based on natural vortex patterns, showing that nature prefers curved, spiral pathways over straight lines.
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