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The "telepathic pyramid" - means the device
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Treatise [7] discusses a device called the "telepathic pyramid".
It represents a telepathic transmitter and receiver, with a build-in
telekinetic battery, which supplies it into electricity. Thus, this apparatus is simultaneously
a telepathic transmitter and a free energy device. The extraordinary attribute of this device
is that it was given to humanity via Daniela Giordano (i.e. a known Italian miss of beauty
and film actress), by an anonymous ally of humanity from space. Unfortunately, it appears
that the construction of this device on the Earth is like hindered by UFOnauts.
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A. INTRODUCTION
A1. Academic rationale of this treatise
B. THE DISCLOSURE AND PROTOTYPES
B1. My search for reassurance
B2. Preliminary experiments
B3. Constructing the first prototype
B4. Experiments with the first prototype
B5. The second prototype
B6. Literature referred to in this chapter
C. IMPLICATIONS OF THE DISCLOSURE
D. FINAL COMMENTS
E. REFERENCES COMPLEMENTING THIS TREATISE
F. ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Mrs Daniela Giordano
Dr Jan Pajak
G. FIGURES
Figure 1: The design of the pyramid.
Figure 2: Photographs of the second prototype of the pyramid.
Z. APPENDIXes (Recommended procedure to complete the pyramid described here, etc.)
Qui in italiano:
A. INTRODUZIONE
A1. Analisi logica di questo trattato
B. LA RIVELAZIONE ED IL PROTOTIPO
B1. La mia ricerca di conferme
B2. Esperimenti preliminari
B3. Costruzione del primo prototipo
B4. Esperimenti con il primo prototipo
B5. Il secondo prototipo
B6. Bibliografia riferita a questo capitolo
C. IMPLICAZIONI DELLA RIVELAZIONE
D. COMMENTI FINALI
E. BIBLIOGRAFIA A COMPLEMENTO DEL TRATTATO
F. SUGLI AUTORI
Daniela Giordano
Dr Jan Pająk
G. TAVOLE
Figura 1: Il disegno della piramide
Figura 2: Fotografie del secondo prototipo della piramide
Z. APPENDICI (Procedura raccomandata per realizzare la piramide qui descritta, ecc.)
Po polsku:
A. WPROWADZENIE
A1. Aspekty akademickie tego traktatu
B. PRZEKAZ I PROTOTYPY
B1. Poszukiwanie upewnienia
B2. Eksperymenty wprowadzające
B3. Budowa pierwszego prototypu
B4. Eksperymenty z pierwszym prototypem
B5. Drugi prototyp
B6. Literatura powoływana w tym rozdziale
C. NIEKTÓRE IMPLIKACJE PRZEKAZU
D. UWAGI KOŃCOWE
E. LITERATURA UZUPEŁNIAJĄCA I POSZERZAJĄCA TREŚĆ TEGO TRAKTATU
F. O AUTORACH
Mrs. Daniela Giordano
Prof. dr inż. Jan Pająk
G. RYSUNKI
Rysunek 1: Konstrukcja piramidy.
Rysunek 2: Fotografie drugiego prototypu piramidy.
Z. ZAŁĄCZNIKi (Rekomendowana procedura zapoczątkowania budowy opisanej tu piramidy, itp.)
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[7e] Figure 1: The design and components of the telepathic pyramid.
[7p] Rysunek 1: Rysunek budowy i podzespołów piramidy telepatycznej.
[7i] Figura 1: Schema della forma generale, disegno, e principali componenti della piramide. Questa illustrazione stata realizzata come se tutti gli elementi fossero trasparenti, cio sono visibili tutti i componenti, gli elementi, le forme, e i collegamenti posti uno dietro l'altro.
Questo apparecchio ha la forma di una piramide alta circa 27,5 cm. I suoi avvolgimenti ed i principali componenti sono ermeticamente racchiusi all'interno di un contenitore piramidale di perspex o vetro. Il contenitore ospita: una cornice di rame (F) strutturata a forma di piramide che allinea ad ogni angolo del contenitore un avvolgimento conico (C) anch'esso realizzato con filo di rame, quattro dischi di alluminio (D1), (D2), (D3), (D4) attaccati sulla superficie delle pareti del contenitore piramidale - uno di essi (D1) dovrebbe avere un piccolo buco al centro, un cristallo di quarzo (Q) collocato a dell'altezza, una fiala (T) posta al centro della base, due induttori (I1) e (I2), e quattro gruppi di specchi (M1), (M2), (M3), (M4) posti ai quattro angoli della base. Tutti questi componenti non dovrebbero toccarsi tra loro, sebbene secondo le istruzioni originali dovrebbero essere collegati elettricamente tra loro. Le loro propriet elettriche dovrebbero soddisfare la condizione di proporzione "armonica".
La fiala (T) dovrebbe essere riempita per met di normale sale grosso da cucina e per met di mercurio. Viene raccomandato che dovrebbe funzionare sotto vuoto. Entrambi gli induttori (I1) e (I2) sono composti da piccole barre di magneti con del filo di rame strettamente avvolto intorno a loro. Ciascun gruppo di specchi (M) composto da tre piccoli specchi di altezza decrescente. La cornice di rame (F) composta semplicemente da otto pezzi di filo di rame saldati tra loro in modo da formare una piramide. Viene raccomandato che anche l'interno della piramide sia posto sotto vuoto.
(This illustration is also used in [1/4] as Figure N2, and in [7/2] as Figure C3.)
(Ta ilustracja jest też użyta w [1/4] jako rysunek N2, oraz w [7/2] jako rysunek C3.).
The general shape, design, and main components of the pyramid. This illustration is prepared as if all the elements were transparent, i.e. through subsequent components the elements, shapes, and connections placed behind them are visible.
This device is shaped as a pyramid of around 27.5 [cm] high. Its wiring and main components are hermetically enclosed inside a pyramidal casing made of perspex or glass. The casing hosts: a copper frame (F) shaped like a pyramid and aligning each corner of the casing, a conical coil (C) also made of a copper wire, four aluminium disks (D1), (D2), (D3), (D4) attached to the side walls of the pyramidal casing - one of them (D1) should have a small hole in the centre, quartz crystal (Q) placed at of the height, phial (T) placed in the centre of the base, two inductors (I1) and (I2), and four cascades of mirrors (M1), (M2), (M3), (M4) placed in four corners of the base. All these components should not touch each other, although they should be electrically connected together according to the original instruction. Their electrical properties should fulfil the condition of "harmonic" proportions.
The phial (T) should be half filled with ordinary kitchen salt, half with mercury. It is recommended that it should work under a vacuum. Both inductors (I1) and (I2) are made of small bar magnets with copper wiring tightly winded around them. Each cascade of mirrors (M) is made of three small mirrors of descending heights. The copper frame (F) is simply eight pieces of copper wire joined together so that they form the shape of a pyramid. It is recommended that the whole pyramid should be under a vacuum.
[7e] Figure C2-up: Appearance of a prototype of the telepathic pyramid.
[7p] Rys. C2 - góra: Wygląd prototypu piramidy telepatycznej sporządzonego przez Panią Danielę Giordano.
[7i] Figura 2-su: Aspetto della piramide vista dall'esterno. Questo il secondo prototipo dell'apparecchio costruito dal coautore, Daniela Giordano (I Cavalieri di Pegaso, Ricerche D'Avanguardia, Via Antonio Veneziano, 120, 90138 Palermo - Sicilia, ITALIA), la quale ha anche scattato queste fotografie. Maggiori dettagli sullo scopo, il funzionamento, e la teoria che sta dietro questo apparecchio vengono forniti nel trattato [7] e nel capitolo G della monografia [3].
Le ricerche su questo prototipo hanno indicato che dopo aver fornito corrente alternata ad alta frequenza da una sorgente esterna (cio da una radio) la piramide produce un qualche tipo di segnale telepatico. Comunque, il prototipo nasconde ancora alcuni errori di costruzione che rendono impossibile il suo funzionamento secondo le indicazioni originali. Per eliminare questi errori, sono necessarie ulteriori ricerche teoretiche e sviluppi tecnici.
(This illustration is also used in [1/4] as Fig. N1 "up", and in [7/2] as Figure C2-dół.)
(Ta ilustracja jest też użyta w [1/4] jako Rys. N1 "gora", oraz w [7/2] jako rysunek C2-góra.).
The external appearance of the pyramid. Shown is the second prototype of this device built by the co-author, Mrs Daniela Giordano (I Cavalieri di Pegaso, Ricerche D'Avanguardia, Via Antonio Veneziano, 120, I-90138 Palermo - Sicily, ITALY), who also took these photographs. More details about the purpose, operation, and theory behind this device is provided in treatise [7] and in chapter G of monograph [3].
The research of this prototype indicated that after an alternating current of high frequency is supplied to the device from an external source (e.g. from a radio) the pyramid produces some kind of telepathic signal. However, the prototype still hides some construction errors which make it impossible to operate according to the original specification of the giver. To eliminate these errors, further theoretical research and physical development needs to be carried out.
[7e] Figure 2 - down: A photograph that illustrates the interior of the telepathic pyramid.
[7p] Rys. C2 - dół: Wygląd wnętrza prototypu piramidy telepatycznej sporządzonej przez Pania Danielę Giordano.
[7i] Figura 2-giu: I componenti all'interno della piramide. E' visibile il contenitore (cappello) a destra dopo che stato tolto.
(A similar illustration is also used in [1/4] as Fig. N1 "down", and in [7/2] as Figure C2-down.)
(Podobna ilustracja jest też użyta w [1/4] jako Rys. N1 "dół", oraz w [7/2] jako rysunek C2-dół.).
The inner components of the pyramid. The casing (hat) is visible from underneath after being put aside on the right.
[7e] The first coauthor. Photograph of Mrs. Daniela Giordano - the first coauthor of this treatise [7e]. [7e] The first coauthor: [7p] Pani Daniela Giordano - Współautorka niniejszego traktatu [7p].
[7i] Daniela Giordano: Daniela Giordano nata a Palermo (Sicilia), Italia, il 7 Novembre 1946. Ha frequentato le scuole inferiori a Milano, Italia, dove ha vissuto dieci anni insieme alla sua famiglia. All'et di quattordici anni i suoi genitori si trasferirono nuovamente nella loro citt natale, Palermo. L ella port avanti i suoi studi al Liceo Artistico, specializzato in materie artistiche. Poich la scuola non era una delle sue occupazioni favorite, decise di chiudere i suoi studi con un corso di un anno al "British College", una scuola privata dove impar la lingua Inglese e consegu il diploma finale.
A diciannove anni vince il concorso di "Miss Italia". Subito dopo parte per gli Stati Uniti (New York, Boston, e Philadelphia) e poi per il Canada (Montreal), per adempiere ai suoi impegni contrattuali. Ha lavorato per la televisione americana in diversi spots pubblicitari, per alcune ditte internazionali che avevano sponsorizzato il concorso di bellezza.
Per motivi professionali, ha incontrato ufficialmente l'allora Presidente Johnson, il Governatore Rockfeller, il Sindaco di New York Lindsay, e varie altre personalit politiche di quel tempo. Quando ritorn in Italia, inizi subito la sua carriera di attrice come protagonista in molti films, in teatro e in televisione. Ha vissuto a Roma, Italia, per quasi 20 anni, interpretando quasi 50 films, la maggior parte dei quali in co-produzione con altre societ straniere. Durante la sua carriera ha lavorato anche in Spagna, Francia, Germania, Austria, Ungheria, Iugoslavia, Egitto, Marocco, Tunisia e Turchia. In quel periodo divenne molto conosciuta in Italia ma non raggiunse l'apice della carriera.
Pensando continuamente al suo futuro, tent di costruirsi una specie di curriculuum professionale nel tempo libero tra un film ed un altro. Cos , ha lavorato anche come organizzatrice di mostre e vendita nel campo dell'arte, come manager in un ufficio commerciale di import-export e come giornalista indipendente per un periodico immobiliare e per qualche altro mensile.
Durante una pausa sul set di un film che stava interpretando, incontra un giornalista/reporter venuto ad intervistarla per conto di un noto periodico italiano. Entrambi scoprirono interessi comuni e fondarono l'associazione "I Cavalieri di Pegaso" (attualmente sono sposati). Lo scopo dell'associazione quella di fornire un servizio informazione che favorisca il fluire dell'informazione al pubblico sulle ricerche d'avanguardia effettuate su molte materie scottanti e scomode che al momento non sono ben accettate in Italia dalla scienza ufficiale.
Grazie ad alcune conferenze tenute a Londra e a Parigi, alle quali stata invitata da una fondazione internazionale, stata in grado di introdurre un paio di queste materie in un ambiente medico.
Ella inscritta nella Lista Speciale dell'Albo dei Giornalisti come direttore responsabile del bollettino mensile dell'associazione. Nel 1985 cessa definitivamente la sua attivit di attrice, si trsferisce nuovamente a Palermo e da allora lavora per una societ concessionaria di spazi pubblicitari negli aeroporti. Attualmente responsabile degli spazi pubblicitari di clienti italiani negli aeroporti internazionali.
Ama dipingere ad olio quadri surrealisti, andare a cavallo, pattinare sul ghiaccio.
(A similar illustration is also used in [7/2]")
(Podobna ilustracja jest też użyta w [7/2]).
Mrs Daniela Giordano was born in Palermo (Sicily), Italy, on 7 November 1946. She went to school in Milan, Italy. She lived there for ten years together with her family. At the age of fourteen she and her family came back to their home town, Palermo. There she carried on her studies at the high school "Art Lyc e" specializing in art subjects. Due to the fact that attending schools was not her most favourite occupation, she preferred to close her education with a one year course at the private school "British College", where she learned the English language. There she got her final diploma.
At the age of nineteen she won the "Miss Italy" beauty contest. Afterwards she travelled to the United States (including New York, Boston, and Philadelphia) and to Canada (Montreal), to fulfil her engagements. She featured in American TV and in a few other advertising forms, working for some international firms which had sponsored the beauty contest.
In the course of this work, she officially met the former President Johnson, the state Governor Mr Rockefeller, the New York Mayor Mr Lindsay, and various other political personages of that time. When she came back to Italy, she soon began her career as a leading actress in movie-business, in theatre, and in the Italian National television. She lived in Rome, Italy, for almost 20 years, featuring in about fifty films, most of them in co-production with other foreign companies. During the peak of her career she has also been working in Spain, France, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia and Turkey. In that period she became quite well known in Italy but she has not reached the top of this career.
With her future in mind, she also tried to build a sort of professional curriculum in a sparse free time between one film and another. Thus, she additionally has been working as an organizer of exhibitions and sales in artfields (e.g. pictures, sculptures), as a manager in an import-export commercial office, and as a free-lance journalist for the periodical of a property company and for a few other magazines.
During a pause on the set, a journalist/reporter arrived to interview her for a well-known Italian magazine. Both discovered common interests and they founded an association called "I Cavalieri di Pegaso" (presently they are married). The goal of the association is to convey the multi-level information service about avantgarde research on many "hot" matters which at the moment are not well accepted in Italy by official science.
Due to various conferences in London and in Paris, which she attended by invitation from an international foundation, she has been able to introduce a couple of such matters into medical circles.
She is enrolled on the Special List of Journalist as the Director of the association's monthly bulletin. In 1985 she definitely ceased her job as an actress, moved again to Palermo, and from then onwards she has worked in an office which deals with advertising sites in airports. She is now responsible for the advertising displays of Italian clients in the international airports.
She likes to paint surrealist oil pictures, ride horses, and ice skating.
[7e] The second co-author: Photograph of Prof. Dr Jan Pajak - the second co-author of this treatise [7e].
[7p]: Jan Pajak - drugi ze wspólautorów tego traktatu [7p].
[7i] Jan Pajak: Il Dr Jan Pająk nato a Wszewilki, nei pressi di Milicz, Polonia, il 25 magggio 1946. La sua infanzia stata influenzata dall'origine tedesca della madre, dal background austriaco del padre e dall'ambiente polacco nel quale cresciuto. Ha trascorso i suoi primi 36 anni in Polonia dove ha ricevuto la sua educazione e maturato la sua esperienza scientifica. E' stato inoltre membro di Solidarnooa dal giorno in cui questa organizzazione stata fondata. Nel 1982 lascia la Polonia ed arriva in Nuova Zelanda. Il 28 agosto 1985 acquisisce la cittadinanza neozelandese.
Il Dr Pająk ha iniziato la sua educazione a Milicz, dove ha frequentato il Gymnasium of General Education. Dopo essere diventato matricola nel 1964, si sposta a Wroc3aw dove prosegue gli studi al Dipartimento di Ingegneria Meccanica dell'Universit Tecnica di Wroc3aw. Studia in questo Dipartimento 6 anni prima di laurearsi. Prima di terminare l'universit , il Dr Pająk vince un premio speciale, lo "Scientific Scholarship", riservato a pochi studenti pi meritevoli, che gli assicura un impiego nella stessa Universit dopo aver completato gli studi. Si laurea nel 1970 e riceve il grado di "Master of Engineering and Engineer". Inizia cos a lavorare come Junior Lecturer nell'Institute of Machine Building Technology della stessa Universit . Nel 1971 viene promosso dalla qualifica di Junior Lecturer, e nel 1973 passa alla posizione di Senior Lecturer. La sua specializzazione scientifica quella di Computer Assisted Design (CAD). Nel 1974 dopo la sua dissertazione sull'argomento per il dottorato, consegue il grado di "Doctor of Technical Sciences", e per due mesi si ritrova ad essere il pi giovane dottore di questa Universit . Nello stesso anno viene nuovamente promosso da Senior Lecturer ad "Adiunkt" (cio l'equivalente polacco del "Reader" in uso nelle universit britanniche). Mentre svolge il suo compito all'Universit di Wroc3aw, lavora contemporaneamente part-time nell'industria polacca: dal 1975 come consigliere scientifico presso la MERA-ELWRO, un industria che produce computer, e dal 1978 come consulente scientifico della POLMO-JELCZ, che produce autobus e camion industriali.
Nel 1982 afferra al volo la posizione di Post Doctoral Fellowship all'Universit di Canterbury a Christchurch, in Nuova Zelanda. Dopo aver completato il suo mandato, nel 1983 viene assegnato come assistente incaricato ad un Computer Programming al Southland Polytechnic (a quel tempo chiamato "Community College") ad Invercargill. Nel 1988 lascia il Politecnico in modo di poter prendere la posizione di Senior Lecturer nel Quantitative and Computer Studies (Team di Informazione Scientifica) alla School of Commerce, dell'Universit di Otago a Dunedin. Il 1 febbraio 1992 lascia la sua posizione in questa Universit . Nel settembre dello stesso anno accetta il contratto di un anno per la posizione di Professore Associato al Dipartimento di Matematica della Facolt di Arti e Scienze dell'Universit Mediterranea Orientale di Famagosta a Cipro. Alla fine del suo impegno, nel settembre del 1993, firma un contratto di 3 anni come Professore Associato (Profesor Madya) al Dipartimento di Ingegneria Meccanica della Facolt di Ingegneria all'Universit Malaya a Kuala Lumpur, in Malesia. Al tempo della stesura di questo trattato, al suo secondo anno di professorato di Ingegneria Meccanica.
La specializzazione scientifica del Dr Pająk riguarda i "Sistemi Avanzati di Propulsione Magnetica", cio apparecchi che saranno realizzati nel futuro e che come propulsione utilizzano potenti campi magnetici. Il suo interesse in questo settore inizia nel 1972, mentre illustrava agli studenti dell'Universit di Wroc3aw gli Aspetti Selezionati dei Sistemi di Propulsione. Durante la preparazione di questa lezione, egli scopr che le invenzioni che si succedono nel tempo degli apparecchi di propulsione seguivano uno schema simmetrico che assomigliava leggermente a quello della Tavola di Mendeléev (denominata anche Tavola Periodica degli Elementi). Questo schema, pi tardi denominato "Principio Periodico", conduce alla scoperta che il comune motore elettrico costruito da Jacobie verso il 1836, deve essere seguito prima del 2036 da un veicolo spaziale (cio il Magnocraft) che utilizza per il volo gli stessi princ pi di repulsione ed attrazione magnetica. Tale Magnocraft sar propulso da un tipo di "magnete" (chiamato Camera Oscillatoria) tanto potente da essere in grado di sollevare s stesso (e la massa del veicolo spaziale che lo comprende) a seguito dell'interazione repulsiva con il campo magnetico della Terra, del Sole o della galassia. Il Dr Pająk ha poi elaborato e pubblicato i dettagli tecnici del Magnocraft e della Camera Oscillatoria.
Le sue successive ricerche hanno provato, comunque, che il Magnocraft sar solamente il primo, ed il pi primitivo, dei veicoli che utilizzano i sistemi di propulsione magnetica. Devono sopraggiungere anche veicoli pi avanzati denominati Magnocraft della Seconda e Terza Generazione. I princ pi di questi veicoli vennero scoperti quando, inizialmente per controbattere le argomentazioni dirette contro il suo Magnocraft da fautori dell'antigravit , egli svilupp un concetto alternativo del campo gravitazionale (cio , alternativo al concetto attualmente sposato dagli scienziati) denominato "Concetto di Gravit Dipolare". In seguito il Concetto di Gravit Dipolare lo condusse alla scoperta dell'Effetto Telecinetico e al successivo sviluppo di teorie che stanno alla base degli apparecchi per la produzione di energia telecinetica (dispositivi a libera energia), del Magnocraft della Seconda e Terza Generazione, e dei trasmettitori telepatici. Il contenuto di questo trattato illustra una delle molte possibili applicazioni tecniche di queste teorie.
(This illustration is also used in treatise [4c])
(Ta ilustracja jest też użyta w traktacie [4c]).
Dr Jan Pajak was born in Wszewilki, near Milicz, Poland, on 25 May 1946. His childhood was influenced by the German origin of his mother and the Austrian background of his father plus the Polish environment he grew up in. He spent his first 36 years in Poland where he gained his education and scientific experience. He was also a member of Solidarity from the days when this organization was first established. In 1982 he left Poland and arrived in New Zealand. On 28 August 1985 he was granted New Zealand citizenship.
Dr Pajak began his education in Milicz, where he attended the Gymnasium of General Education. After matriculation in 1964 he shifted to Wroclaw, where he studied at the Mechanical Engineering Department of the Technical University of Wroclaw. To graduate in this Department required 6 years of study. Before finishing university, Dr Pajak was awarded a special "Scientific Scholarship" reserved for a few outstanding students, entitling him to employment at the University after the completion of his studies. He graduated in 1970, receiving the degree of "Master of Engineering and Engineer" and commenced work as a Junior Lecturer in the Institute of Machine Building Technology at the same University. In 1971 he was promoted to the position of Lecturer, and in 1973 to the position of Senior Lecturer. His scientific specialization was Computer Assisted Design (CAD). In 1974 he defended his doctoral dissertation on this subject to obtain the degree of "Doctor of Technical Sciences", and for two months following this he was the youngest doctor at this University. In the same year he was promoted from the position of Senior Lecturer to that of "Adiunkt" (i.e. Polish equivalent to a Reader at English Universities). While holding his lecturing position at the Wroclaw University, he also worked part time in Polish industry: since 1975 serving as scientific adviser in a computer producing factory called MERA ELWRO, and from 1978 as scientific consultant in a bus and truck producing factory called POLMO JELCZ.
In 1982 he took up a one year Post Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. After completing this Fellowship, in 1983 he was appointed as a tutor in Computer Programming at Southland Polytechnic (at that time called "Community College") in Invercargill. In 1988 he resigned from the Polytechnic in order to take up the position of Senior Lecturer in Quantitative and Computer Studies (Information Science team), School of Commerce, at the University of Otago in Dunedin. Effective from 1 February 1992 he relinquished his position at this University. In September 1992 he signed a one-year contract to the post of Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, at the Eastern Mediterranean University in Famagusta, Northern Cyprus. When this contract expired in September 1993, he took three-year contract of Associate Professor (Profesor Madya) in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Universiti Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. At the time of finishing this treatise he was in his second year of holding this professorship in Mechanical Engineering.
The scientific specialization of Dr Pajak concerns "Advanced Magnetic Propulsion Systems", i.e. devices to be completed in the future which are to utilize powerful magnetic fields for the propelling purposes. His interest in this field was initiated in 1972, when he lectured on Selected Aspects of Propulsion Systems to students at the Technical University of Wroclaw. During the preparation for these lectures he discovered that the inventions of subsequent propelling devices followed a symmetrical pattern which slightly resembles that from the Mendeléev's Table (also called the Periodic Table of the Elements). This pattern, later named the "Periodic Principle", in turn led to the discovery that the common electric motor built by Jacobie around the year 1836, must be followed before 2036 by a space vehicle (i.e. the "Magnocraft") also utilizing for flight the same principles of magnetic repulsion and attraction. This Magnocraft will be propelled by a type of "magnet" (called the "Oscillatory Chamber") so powerful that it will be able to lift itself (and the mass of the spacecraft attached to it) as the result of repulsive interaction with the magnetic field of the Earth, Sun or Galaxy. Dr Pajak then worked out and published the technical details of the Magnocraft and the Oscillatory Chamber.
His further research proved, however, that the Magnocraft will be only the first and the most primitive vehicle utilizing the magnetic propulsion systems. Even more advanced vehicles, called the Magnocraft of the Second and Third Generation, are also to come. The principles of these were discovered, when, initially in order to examine argumentations directed against his Magnocraft by antigravity adherents, he developed an alternative concept of the gravitational field (i.e. alternative to the concept presently adhered to by scientists) called the "Concept of Dipolar Gravity". In turn, the Concept of Dipolar Gravity led him to the discovery of the Telekinetic Effect and the subsequent development of theories behind devices for telekinetic energy production (free energy devices), the Magnocraft of the Second and Third Generations, and the telepathic transmitters. The content of this treatise illustrates one of many possible technical applications of these theories.
[7e] The small being - the giver of the "telepathic pyramid" described here
(notice the expression of happiness on his face caused by the fact that he lives in a state of
continuous nirvana
which us, people, could also earn for ourselves).
[7p]: Maleńki ludzik - darowiciel opisywanej tu "piramidy telepatycznej"
(odnotuj wyraz szczęśliwości na jego twarzy spowodowany faktem że żyje on w stanie
nieustającej nirwany
którą my ludzie też moglibyśmy dla siebie wypracować).
[7i] - La rivelazione e i prototipi: Su questo schermo nero apparve un 'essere' di probabili origini maschili. Effettivamente era un p strano. Aveva la testa un po' grossa e rotonda come una palla da biliardo. Non aveva capelli, sopracciglia o altri peli. La pelle era bianco latte e s'intravedevano sulle cute del capo sottili capillari venosi. Mi ricordava la delicatezza della testa di un neonato, nato un poco prematuro. Il naso era appena accennato, la bocca era solo un breve taglio orizzontale sul mento piccolo. Ma gli occhi erano grandi, azzurri e molto dolci sopra gli alti zigomi. La pelle delle guance non sembrava avesse mai conosciuto la barba. Il collo sottile ma non molto lungo. Le spalle, il torace, le braccia e le mani erano bianco grigio, forse appena mezzo tono pi scuro della testa come se indossasse una tuta molto sottile ed aderente. Non ricordo di aver visto unghie o orecchie. Tra le mani aveva una piramide ...
(This illustration is used in treatise [7/2] and monograph [1/4])
(Ta ilustracja jest użyta w traktacie [7/2] i w monografii [1/4]).
Quotation from [7]: On this black screen a "Being" appeared, possibly of male gender. Actually "He" was a little bit strange. He had a head quite big and round like a billiard ball. His skin was milky-white and it was possible to see thin, clearly blue and pink capillary vessels on His cutis. The pattern of these vessels reminded me of delicate wrinkles on the facial skin of a prematurely-born baby. The nose was just outlined, the mouth was only a short, horizontal cut on a little chin. But the eyes were big, clear blue in colour, sweet in glance, placed on very high cheekbones. It didn't appear that the skin of His face had ever known a beard. He had no hair at all. The neck was thin but not very long. The thorax, the arms and the hands were white-grey, maybe only a half-tone darker than His head - as if He wore a very thin and tight suit. I don't remember having seen nails or ears. Between His hands He held a pyramid ...
Part #F: Instructions:
(1) To download any volume, just click
on the underlined name of this volume, and then save this publication in
your own computer. (2) After you finish visiting illustrations click BACK on the top-left of the
screen in order to return to this web page. (3) Because of the strict limit imposed by this server on sizes of uploaded files,
the WORD (*.doc) version of [7/2e] needed to be split into several separate files. (4) Note that in spite of the size restrictions, still some files are quite large.
Thus when lines are busy it may take several minutes to download them. (5) English text contained in the text files (*.doc and *.zip) is prepared to be
handled with the WORD word-processor. (6) Polish text contained in the compressed text files (*.zip) is prepared to be
handled with the "Word Perfect version 5.1" word-processor (which uses Polish letters).
If such files are input by the English-oriented WORD, than in place of Polish letters
underscore symbols "_" will appear. (7) In order to unzip back into the WORD format all files that are compressed into
the *.ZIP format, you need to go through a standard unzipping routine. In case you are
not familiar with it, I repeat this routine for WINDOWS 2000.
(a) You start from downloading a given *zip file to your computer by clicking onto it
in this web page.
Then (b) you need to open the program named WINDOWS EXPLORER that your probably have
in your computer (click: START/ PROGRAMS/ ACCESSORIES/ WINDOW EXPLORER), find with this
program your *.zip file, and then right click on this *.zip file with your mouse,
so that the Menu of unzipping commands unfolds.
Then (c) you need to choose and left click with your mouse at any of the EXTRACT commands,
e.g. the EXTRACT TO command.
Then (d) You need to refresh your WINDOW EXPLORER, e.g. by temporary shifting it into
other directory and then returning back, so that the file that you just unzipped become
seen by it.
Finally (e) you need to shift inside of the directory which bears the name of the unzipped
file, and then inside of this directly double click on the unzipped *.doc file in order
to see the content of this file in WORD.
Note that there also various other unzipping programs, apart from the WINDOWS EXPLORER,
e.g. the program named POWER ARCHIVER which you can download from the
www.powerarchiver.com.
For these other programs just follow their own routines of unzipping.
Part #G: Links to second edition [7/2] of this treatise [7]:
This treatise [7] has also a second edition marked
[7/2]. It is slightly larger than the fist edition
disseminated via this web page - thus reading
it takes a bit more time. But simultaneously it
describes the same gift for the humanity of a
telepathic device called here the "telepathic
pyramid". Just in case that the reader wishes
also have a look at this second edition [7/2],
I am providing below links to web pages which
disseminate it:
Here are links to web pages with second edition
[7/2] of this treatise [7] - also available in the
illustrated and safe format PDF and in two
different languages (English and Polish):
Part #H:
Emails and contact details to the
author
of this web page:
Current email addresses to the author of
this web page, i.e. officially to
Dr Eng. Jan Pajak
while courteously to Prof. Dr Eng. Jan Pajak,
at which readers can post possible comments,
inquiries, or replies to questions which I ask on
my web pages, are provided on the web page
about me (Dr Eng. Jan Pajak).
That page also provides other commonly used
contact details to the author.
The author's right for the use of courteous
title of "Professor" stems from the custom that
"with professors is like with generals", namely
when someone is
once a professor, than he or she courteously
remains a professor forever. In
turn the author of this web page was a professor
at 4 different universities, i.e. at 3 of them,
from 1 September 1992 untill 31 October 1998,
as an "Associate Professor" from English-based
educational system, while on one university as
a (Full) "Professor" (since 1 March 2007 till
31 December 2007 - means at the last place
of employment in his professional life).
However, please notice that because of my
rather chronic lack of time, I reluctantly
reply to emails which contain JUST time
consuming requests, while simultaneously
they document a complete ignorance of their
author in the topic area which I am researching.
Therefore, if the reader sends a request to me,
I suggest to let me know somehow that he or
she actually went through the trouble of reading
my web pages and learning what these pages
try to say.
Year of starting this web page: 2001
Date of the most recent update of this web page: 5 February 2013
(Check in "Menu 3" whether there is even a more recent update!)
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