Free Energy: Pyramid-building levitation technology revealed?

April 29, 2009 at 2:40 pm · by Josh · Filed under All Videos & Movies, Science: Free energy, Videos: {Other}

“YOU WILL BE SEEING UNUSUAL ACCOMPLISHMENT.”

Coral Castle magnets.

That’s on a sign created by Edward Leedskalnin (1887-1951), the founder the “Coral Castle” in Homestead, Florida. What’s eerie about this attraction is that it may have been created with the same highly advanced technology for levitating heavy objects, as some researchers think the Egyptians used to build the pyramids.

Embedded in the contstruction are cryptic clues that seem to link the use of a magnetic flywheel device with the ability to move heavy objects, among other things, says Jeremy Stride of www.code144.com. Stride’s research also indicates a strong link with advanced “building” knowledge in freemasonry, and exposes clues which seem to corroborate Stride’s interpretation of the Coral Castle enigma can be found in Grand Masonic Lodge in Philadelphia.

Discernment is required, but in any case, this tale is quite an interesting one indeed! How this secretive, small-framed man could have erected such a structure completely by himself and under the cover of night is intriguing.

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Ed was certainly a remarkable man. Having these secrets at his disposal was an advantage to him. I doubt not his skills, but what drove him? Why did he not share his nsecrets with the scientific world. No doubt we will discover his secrets in time. Perhaps the answer lies in the assumption that in the scheme of the evolution of the earth it was not the time. He did seem ahead of the science of the time. It is a mystery to me. I think it is probably time for science to get serious about his methods. Thanks to those of you who are pushing the agenda along.

Thanks for your comments Ben. Good question. Hmm… why did Tesla not get better recognition for his time? Perhaps a more apt question is, why are hyper-brilliant minds seemingly always shunned and marginalized by society and academia? And perhaps the question has to do with the crab bucket phenomenon. Ego and jealously, to try to encapsulate. But Ed did apparently want to keep it a secret, at least at the time. Maybe he was scared for his life, maybe he just didn’t care to be a public figure, or maybe he just knew he was ahead of the times, as you say. I think in Ed’s case it may have been a combination of all three.

In any event, yes it is high time indeed for such technologies and methods - and the science behind them - to come fully out in the open and get in every home, transportation device, and place of business.

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