The Rediscovery of Vril

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h e Rediscovery ofVril

A n Interview with Gerry Vassilatos

C onduc t e d by Mic ha e l T he r oux

ver the last

few

years Gerry Vassilatos has contributed several important and vital articles to

the journal Bord

He

is

also

the

author

of the many

volumes

of the Vril Compendium.

In thisinterview,Gerry intimately discus

of

many notable

researchers,

including

his own researches, which

naturally

led to the

rediscovery

of

Vril

T h e r o u x How did youErstbecom e interested in the

V a s s i l a t o s This is a mystical theme whose traces have

and through my life foras longas I can remem ber ,..

ce childhood .Thestrangeawareness of "a forgottenworld*was

continually

impressed on

me*

I had num erous d reams

in my backyard, complete with

sunlight, and people. Wh en I was about seven yean old I

friends to find it Cer tain veiy

"secret

T ; How did thi s"secretworld"hold up in

: You mea n did we physically locate the

world"?

T :

Yes.

; Well , yes we

did.

The question here

b

Here is precisely where

titative scien ce rolls Us eyes and walks

Chi ldren do

riot

stop at the

inertia]

matter. Their minds and beings

permeated withthe visionofwhatever their

reveals. They literally envision an

world. This is especially true at a spe

age,

when

dream visions

material

wo rld are directly and power*

a state of ma xim um

fusion.

W ere this reality

bymo re adu lts,

e wo uld b e n o quantitative sciencesat .ill.

childhood's lost sensa

T h e world-drcarn state explains all an*

natural sciences.

In this rare and often lost experiential sense, children easily

comprehend thatincrtial matter iseflhosted by visionary worlds,

whoseluminou s existence for them is far m or e vivid than the d ulled

Images of ordinary reality. During our childhood search for the

"secretworld*, my friends and I were each totally perm eate d with

the vision of the place we sought In this visionary fusion, we

possessed

...

or rather, were

possessed

by

... thai

secret world

all

along.

furthermorc, we were not disappointed with the fact that it"was

un der gro und ... undern eath our feet". In fact, we kept goin g to the


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Portion

of Vril

Ground station

place

where we most

strongly felt Hs presence

nearly every day

for

an entire

summer.

ThereWAS

no question in

our

minds

whether the

secret world

existed.

Th e

wonderful phenomenon

remains: chil

dren

a t

play

together share the

same ^invisible places

and forms*

There

we

were*

looking

for

the

porta] of entry which

seemed

to be

right under a very

lush patfh

of

dark

green vegetation. In

fact,

the

sign

which convinced us

aj)

that the portal was

near

came in the

form

0- mysterious

black

caterpillars ..,

creatures we had

only

seen

in that very spot

While

we were

children,

t

was n ot difficult to see exactly *how"

the neighborhood landscape

was

shaped by

ihe

permeating;

presence of the secret

world.

Mountains grew straight out of the

eastern

comer

of

cur

block T here

was a magickal blue lake

behind

my

friend's

house, and the

Secret

bubbling caves*

were

across the

street, behind a row of bouses under a patch of green. M y friends

and I found a Martian

portal

near another friend's backyard wall,

made

e ntirely ofblack sparkling

mica

schist

Tne ImaginaJ

memo

ries are endless, and not without their landscape correspondence.

Whenever I

re-visit my

old

neighborhood,

I

automatically

experi

ence childhood's world-schema*

Infact,

now

ihat

I think of ft,

my

friends and I always did

this

while growing

up.

You see

t

fo r children, the secret world

is

a fixed reality, one

which interacts most directly with the

apparent

landscape. It was

no problem for us as children to flow freely

in

the vision of this

secret

world,

which here and there

was

pecking through the

inertia

boundaries of our neighborhood Ab o, we were quite aware

thai

adults did

not

share the secret w c ri i They couldn't see the secret

places.

M X :

Children see no difference be tween

dreams

and nature.

G V :

That'sr^ht.

Dreams, visions, ideas, and nature

,.

children

know that there

is no difference

among

these

supposedly separated

domains at

a

most

fundamental

level

During thi* childhood

period,

my friends and I

designed

and

built

"'machines* seen in dreams-

When

built of cardboard,

aluminum, string, and other metallic parts, our devices perform ed

a strange

work. First,

they intensified our

memory

of forgotten

dream portions. This signalled the fact that our machine s w ere

"to

tune

with" the

dream current

source-

It is

marvelous

that*

with each

visionary world we

sought,

there was a

specific

tool by which we

each fell

that world greatly

focusssd

in our

vision.

But this

is

the

very essence of

radionk

science at the

new

level

In

which you and

I are working.

Once

built,

the

machines stimulated

us into powerfully imagi

native

"interplanetary

Journeys* during playtime. These hours

were so

real

thai I

yet cannot help seeing the planetary landscapes

when I recall them. We,

as

children freely

do ,

travelled to the

moon, to planets, and to

distant worlds

of

legend.

T he

phenom

enon of playtime observed in children, reveals fundamental

principles concerning

reality and perception.

This,

of course,

is

my

.iji

.a

nefttbmku

these

itemta^i Enctfbl

tbinn,

I have since made a

small

study of

"child

machines*. The

curious

technology-defying

behavior of these devices

is

a powerful

reveiafiorL

Once constructed, these "machines*firstmagnify and

revitalize the dream vision. They intensify the dream which

inspired

them. Dream machines secure a far more permeating

power than that which

ordinary inertial

machines can ever achieve.

Inertia machines

perform

familiar

physical

actions

..,

lighting,

heating, rotating, rolling, buzz ing... all the signals which prove to

mechanists that the machine is

B

a

success". Inertia technologies

only cou nt

machine

successful

when outward displays

ofsound,

motion, and energetic discharges are

perceived.

M X :

And

most observers would say that

radionk

tuners appear

G V : Yes, radionic instruments appear to

*donothing"

from the

mertLal

perspective.

But

what they actually do perform is far more

potent action: they modify experiential

reality

directly. In

fact,

thev

work in this manner most powerfully when they appear

*to

do

nothing*.

I have made a deep and intriguing study of

the*nuQpoinEs*

or "inactivities* found among radionic circuit components.

Equally

strange are the "nulipoiats* found in natural settings.

Regardless

of

their sites, whether natura l

or

artifice, the most potent

and fundamental visionary power is manifested at "nulipotns*.

Here,

th^

material world is host to the surging currents which

compose dreams and consciousness. The

current*

move through

the

state

transducers. Sensitivity reveals the fundamental visionary

content of these currents. Frequent )' used radionic tuners which

are ground-connected often discharge visionary impressions to

nearby recipients.

Dream machines are

special

radionic devices whose discharges

require a special discernment and

sensitivity

before they may even

be

recognized.We

are

always

receiving these visionary currents,

but have been trained

to

ignore their message. These

compose

the

"background

imagery*

which eve ry

mind's

eye envisions.

It

is not

uncomm on for a n entire population to receive identical visionary

impressions when passing throu gh a specific

building

or

natural

site

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in

town.

Butfdtngsweresomeoneelse** dream machine*

Therefore,most quantitative observers mil smilebenignly when

watching children interact with their dream machines* These

observers, insensitive co the real discharges and actions being

released,

rarely

comprehend the

great

intensity with which chit

dren are so occupied. In thisaspect, children behave with the

power of 5 religiousintent Those who contradict the vision in

playtime are outcast from (he corporate experience. Children

know this,and make "gesturesofpity ' toward ihose who cannot

participate. Children are in strict contact withground-generative

energies wftich cransactas virions,

M T : How and when d id you discover the visionary ground

energy which you have referred to asVril?

G V : W ell, knowledgeabout Vrif

beganwith astartling

experience.

This all

occurred

during

one

sum*

mcr period

about ten years a0.

1 was in Florida and feeling

rather under thehumid,oppres

siveAugustweather.Therewasa

tail Iron clothesline pole in the

midst ofa large green meadow*

One fiiUsunlit

morning,

this ptrie

seemed very radiant with ach>

ortctviolet

gjow.

I had seen this

violet glow radiating

from

numer-

ous.grounded objects before -

usually, atsunset.T heglowvar*

ied with the radiating objects,

whether tree*, telephone poles,

steel towers, or stone

building^

I walked out across the

meadowand wentdirectlyto the

iron pole, and was suddenly

seized withthe notionof grasping

it with both hands. When I did

so ,

the sudden eradication of ev

erynegativeemotion, everynega-

tive thought every physiological

burden nearly rocked me off myfeet I was left in a very light dream

state, standing there with eyespleasurablyclosed. Quite unable to

open

them,

andn ot caring at all to d o

so,

I founddial mymind was

suddenly able to "see around

1

* into the surroundings ,.. right

throughmywhole body What unfolded tomy gajte wasaglowing

black presence into which my mind's vision could effortlessly

project.It felt great An exalted

experience.

This experience became a familiar one, as I resorted to the

therapeuticeffect

daily.

Sometimesseveralrimesa day.Igradually

founditpossibleto"navigate" through the

experience,

seeing more

of the surroundings with eye5 closed. What I recognized has

changedmyworldvfew forever-1literally map peda suffusrve and

permeating crystalline structure ... an absolute structure within

which our

experiential"

world is rigidly poised. I found that this

strucnire w# anisotropic with respect toconsciousness.

M T : What do you mean by "anisotropic* to consciousness?

G V : WelLwhen yougazealong specific viewiines in *pace, your

conscious depth teems greater than alongother viewiines. This

method is assisted by the use of

radk>n:c

tools. The

assisting

tools

merely serve to focus, collimate, direct, and magnify incoming

conscious

energy*

Asimplestexample w ould be thedowser'srod,

which magnifiesfcquavideoalong very specificviewiines

only.

This

is qualitative science, where the percipient is the detector and

laboratory of externally sourced experience*

M T :

You mean that there isanexternalconscious

suppSy.

G V : Yes. In this Txrst experience, 1 coraciously rpapped an

asymmetric and complexly crystalline space ... rather like a vast

consciousness-conductivecrys

tal. I called this black radiant

irystai structure ''the space

gantry"

at first

Thctf I

called it

*thc Structure*. It seemed as

rhoughevery part of the world

were suspended, thoughfixed

to this absolutelyrijd

genera

tive structure.

I alsosaw that conscious

ness

was

able

to

project across

spaceonryalong very specific

and fixednrylincs within this

structure- Thispermeatingex

ternal structure convinced r nc

that theexpenencewas exter

nallygenerated. It was a per-

locating experience*

In

fact,

this daily exerciseenabledm e

tomap the local black

crystal-

tine structure.I was convinced

that the crystal, beingso very

complexand asymmetric, had

more of an organic nature. I

finally

began calling it The

Absolute" becauseit wasvery

obviously at rest, while the world And everything of the world

flickered through

it

This was the ancient

world-view. It

is only

through direct experience that we are able to escape theinertial

confines which block our deeper and fundamental perceptual

senses, and experience this "Absolute'** There is no quantitative

proof in the discussion at all. From this absolute

worid-view,

one

does comprehend

the

seemingly

continuous

and coordinated

appearances

by w hichheliccentrismiscomposed.In the experien

tial vision of which I speak, it is easy to see these PScurious

distortions and projections.

M T : This is absolutely fascinating

G V; Fascinating and real. It was through experiential familiarity

that I recognized distinct rayiines which coincided with the

landscape

directly- I

had the very clearest impression that this

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Ano ther v iew

pf

t he

Eidetic Communicator

normally invisible crys&Jiinc

structure,

in

its vast

consciousproper-

lions, generated a nd

formed

the physical landscape,

the

childhood

world

revisited on

a vase

scale What

attracted

me

most

powerfully

was fa tblack

radiance which

not only surrounded

me.

hut

suffused

me as well

M T : You have written before about

thfc

black radiant state.

Would

you

care to

tell

a

l&le

bit m ore here?

G

V ;

Yes,

since

it is the most

central aspect

to my entire

thesis. This

bJttkrtcfance b MttMhrt Wtth fp*iteto*mm*Qtib*hhtk

radiance

which course

over us

at

times.

When this occurs, we

experience

a vivifying "buzz* after which all our senses are

magnified.

It is easy to draw

relationships

among the historical

accoun ts of black radiance- The black radiant state was

observed

in the human aura by

Dr.

Walter

Kilner.

He described the sam e

glowing black radiance in the structure

ot

normal human auras.

It

is the striated black rad iant zone imm ediately

ad;acent*to

tbe skin

surface, projecting outward

just

before the

more

extensive hunl*

nous

stations

manifest their presence in cress-section. I suggest

that

the

black radiant

state

is the actual auric anatom y, and that

luminous

emanations a re seco ndary effects. I believe that the black

radiant anatomy

of

being

iscrystalline in form, and not a gaseous

region of experiential

suspension*

Vril

radiant blackness

is

absolutely

suBUsive

and generative.

One can develop the

ability

to see

it

in

its

ground-traversing,

ground^ermeating

radiant black threads. Sir

Wilbam

Crookes

observed the black radiant

state

when very hard vacuum discharge

tubes were electrified

TesJa observed

the inky black radiance

upon tbe

wrntery

plateaus of Colorado despite

the

bright

light

o t

a fuB

moon.

One can see this black radiance rising above ground during

winter and spring, where it rises

*s

a

radiant

crown. Again, the

black radiant state extends from

*

deep structure into one of

familiar manifestations* S ince auric anatom y clearly resides in the

black rmer

structure

of

being,

why then should we not

suppose that

a greater inner structure similarly exists within the ground as

a

black radiant

stale?

Tbe black crystalline structure also interacts

with natural topograph y. It is possible to see trees projecting their

fundamental black radiant auras

jOst

near the treetop fane.

Ever

greens

more

powerfully extend thi5 black radiant state, being the

more vivified of the trees.

1

called

Ac

black

radiance

by several

names

*

M

geomanttc

energy,

radioseostc

energy,radosen&ta,

blackray

vision, radovision, Rado, an d so forth- While these nam es limited

me

to

a merely descriptive term,

1

wished a more personal one.

Ancient sciences

often

gavepersona names

to

such energies. You

see, the experience

greatly

exceeded

a

mere

surficul

description.

It

required , even dema nded a more persona l nam e. After laboring

over

this

for a gre at

longwhik,

only one seemed right Th e name

I chose

Is

VRIL, taken from an ancient source*

M T: Can you

deBne

what

Vril

is?

G V :

Yes*

The word is very ancient and very attractive I use it

when

referring to the black radiant

praxes

which are engaged w hen

grounded iron rods are personally contacted.

In

these experiences,

one envisions a vast black crystalline* structure which is suffused

with beautiful black fluidk threads*

1

found

that

this visual

abiiiry

continually grew

in

clarity. I was

able

to see this structural

foundation everywh ere. The black radiance suffused everything I

laid eyes upon. When I drew the attention of others to this

sight,

they were suddenly astonished to

see

the black

glow

beneath

evergreen trees at summer noonday The fundamental black

glowing state is

VriL

Upon mis foundation, luminous worlds

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convergeand materialize Trieword itself ind*tssourcein

O k i e ,

Old English, Old Norse, and O ld French . Virol(woverubracelet),

Vatfri (waver), Vriile {tendril,

vine),

and Vlrtl (vivifying), each

convey the general ancient meaning quite directly. The earliest

cbservabonsofVrilbeg*

0

**

t y

ofvegetationand itsgrowth

patterns. Twisting and growing, assimiiabflg and proliferating,

rooting and flowering across

me&dcw,

ancient sensitives iccog-

nized thatverification proceeded 6001dieground.The ancient

geomancers and visionaries of these lands had no difficulty

comprehending that a ground-sourccd energy vivified the dead

cirtheach spring,generatingand impelling green vines intwisting

groundpaths,Tney couJdclearlyseethe green dendritic paths of

vegetation across brown hillsideswhich seemed vcin-lifce in their

Initial manifestation.

The black radiance can beseenwithinand amongthedark

green offvyvines and evergreens* W hen Vril statesai properly

ertgaged,tree auras radiatea strongblackgfowinglayer- Incros>

section, this black

gloving

layer projects

frcm

the tree tops well

before th efamiliarwhitish layeris

seen.

It also emergesfrom the

groundduringwinter

nights,

where itrises as vertical stjian'ons. It

isalso observed as the mysterious 'black lightning*duringthun

derstorms. I once saw black ttghtning twice in a minute's

time,

castingsharp black dendriticshadows againsta terrace window.It

The twoinstruments onthe

(eft

comprise what may very

well be the largest known

Radionicground tun er, and

weredesigned, developed,

and constructed by Gerry

Vassilatos. The variable ca

pacitor and inductorare each

3 feet tall. These ground-

powered

Vril

oscillators ar e

designed to activate through

an

articulated iron-ground

system,

in

which

Vril

passes

chrough

severai stages w he re

it

is

**fractroned

M

-

that

is

its

patterns are selected

out

and

conducted into

a

system of

diodes and vacuum capaci

tors*and oohercom ponents.

These instruments

have

been

found to collimate. magnify,

and clarify die pattern en

ergy* Each element of the

instrumentcan thenbe tuned

to thekscal Vril

lines,

was no afterimage^ Vril is dendritic, and is observed toprocess

throughout the natural world*wthreadybundlesof dendritic form

having*black

*gummering*

or

a

wavering*

vonexiannature.Vril

passage through materialsmodifiesand filtersVril patterns with

special clarity. Numerous persons have reported this as "heat

waves",

having black radiant edges{Blondlot,Reich)- Vrilradiant

blackness can be quickly experienced just by gazing at some

grounded iron object ofsufficient-mass,or an evergreen tree of

eoually sufficient mass for several seconds without blinking. The

effect isnot a mere chemical failure u>

see.

O nesees through the

thin veil called"theworldsolid*whenperformingthis experimen

tal

exercise.

Radlonic

tuners

achieve

deeper and more permeating

blackradiant stateswithout the gazing;

It te the pre-s&ucturaJ creative presence from whichailstruc

ture*

axe projectedaittlmaintained.V ril blacknessisnot darkness.

Quite

the contrary, Vril blackness is

a

generative and vivifying

presence* O necavisioaswonderful created thingsemergingoutof

its unfathomable depths. Vrilblackradianceframes thecrystalline

world structure.

The blackness of space ts Vril radiance beyond inestialresis

tance. Vril radiantbiackness stimulatesthemind

completely*

Vril

is cotisciXHisrww. pure consciousness. Itis the ground of being,if

you will.

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Detecting elemental

Vrii

Rays

M T ; In your view, how

is

Vril related

with

dreams, matter, and

space?

G V : Vril is the World-G round. This

(s

an experiential fact

Once

experienced,

there is no

doubL

The

unmistakable sense

of the

external consciousness

Is revealed in

direct experience with

VriL

The mysterious blackness, the

generative

blackness,

is

the focus of

every sentient being. Minds

naturally seek

out local Vril ground

points, drawing consciousness

i&erf

from these. This

Is

why ancient

people drew near to

these

sites, securely placingm egalith*

tn

the

Vril radiant points. Rocks

of special composition were

anciently

discovered to give magnified Vril effects. T his

was tSe

true start

of

radiontc

science* ihe

original

technology.Vril

technology

had

as

its

aim the elevation of life force

arid

consciousness.

No

doubt,

these descriptions

sound

quite mystical and ecstatic.

There are

numerous

experimental

proofe

which show

that

Vril is

die formative

agency which molds

world-structure

directly. But

first* in order to recognize the

Vn\

Structure one must be properly

equipped.

The use of special

iron

ground systems enables a

continuous experience of this black radiant stoe. It is

.very

comforting,

not lightening at

all. Th e effect

is

gradual,

magnifying

as you a re willing to absorb ft.

Several

years

ag o

1

developed certain

chemical

mixtures which

enabled a

smooth

transition into the

Vril

experience- This

was

my

"N*Mixture*.

It is a

special mixture of

carbon,

iron,an d

manganese

dioxide powder*. The

mixture is

applied to long glass or iron

plates. Connected to grounded

iron

rods, these plates

provide a

large surface

area

of contact

for

human physiology*

Racing

the

hands on such plates

brings

the

Vril

visual experience directly

into

focus. With the use of several variable capacitors

inserits

between

ground rods andN -mlxiureglas*,

one

can effortlessly observe and

m ap

ihe

local black radiant Vrii juncture.

1

built this system into

an

armchair,

an d

was able

to rest while my hands contacted

die

plates. It was

rafter like

watching the room go black rapidly,and

men "seeing" (he whole Vril landscape. The Vril

landscape

retained

its

features with each sitting.

Vril

b

unique in that it absolutely unities external and internal

experience...

dreams,

experience,

natural creation, and space. The

N

mixture plates in combination

with

grounded

radionic tuner*

provides

a

personal

observatorium

of Vril structure. Vril projects

new conscious

states

into recipients, and

is

a desirable

presence

to

concentrate

and

maintain-

Vril primarily

interacts with

cottsckxu>

ness

and physiology. Very magnified Vril experience is found at

specific grou nd points. These have be en c alled

sacred

spots.

S entient beings recognize the Vril presenc e in a Vril

discharge

site

by noting the conscious and vivifying elevations which

are

expe

rienced there.

Ground points which arc especially Vril

mdi&nt

aretru^sacred

spots. From these, one can literally map the black thready Vril

discharges which reach across topographies and out

into

space.

Both physical and electrical tensions can b e m easu red along these

raylines. One recognizes that

Vril

raylines preced e

geological

stress

an d

determines

geological formation. Close study of ground matter

reveals

a

strangely unmapped m icrobiological organization

in

rock

structures

wluch

conform

with

Vril raylines in an area

MT: Youfrequentfyuse the term "Eidetics", What do

you

mean

by this?

G V : Each of these magnified manifestations of Vril isaccompa

nied by visionary experience

eidetic imagery. This visionary

component of

Vril

is

its

fundamental nature* mat which distin

guishes

Vril

from all other manifestations* When black radiant

states rise above

ground,

as during winter nights, visions are

received-

Vri

projects

cidetic

imager)*

into

recipients, giving

visionary and conscious states which transcend t he ordinary sense

of surroundings.

Visionary

experience* are most

powerfully

expe

rienced near and upon

Vril active

groun ds... where Vril

rnes

from

deep

ground. The re also we

End

extremely gree n vegetation which

seems

never to fade

weH

on into winter. These

places

seem

continually still, peaceful, windless* and warm ... shielded spaces.

Cathedrals were originally built upon these Vril sites*

M T :

This was

explored

in Charpentier's

book,

Th e

M ysteries

Of

Chartres

Cathedral*.

GV :, Yes.

There

the Vril

b

powerful, projecting lovely

revelations

and

visions. True eidetic vision is

a

distinctive phenomenon. It

differs completely from the

eidetic

vision which aca demic science

teaches.

Psychology teaches that

'eidetic

vision" is a

phenomenon

closely associated with visual

after-images.

They

insist

thai

it

is an

ability limited to children and certain rare adults. Eideticindividu

alsw ere

once

callec

"Eidetikers". I have no t intended

my

use of the

term for these academic limits.

Vril-projected eidetic visions

are

solid im ages

however,

not planar after-images. They

arc ntit

planar

pictures. Vril projected eidetic images are solid miniatures of

dfcul

realities. Th ey can be exam ined in three dim ensions . Th is distinc

tion was lost during the

1930*s when

psychology attempted

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quantitative study of the phenomenon.

Strange and numerotis eidetic experiences were sported by

telegraph and wireless operators. These accounts arc found as

anecdotes

in

trade

periodicals

ofthe time period, I suspected that

this Device Assisted Remote Viewing phenomena was actually

evidence

of a

natural

communications channel

which surpassed

geologicalveinsan d

strata.

Hard evidence forChe eideticnatureof

VrfJ was found in chemical telegraphy, which used sensitive

electrophotographic techniques Chemical telegraphy registered

exceedinglyfaintelectrical signalson sensitive papers* using very

licit or no currem to do so. Accounts of sudden impression

epiphanjc-* often

manifested in telegraphers

just as the transmis

sions were arriving. M ether

times*

signals began unexpectedly

arriving atthe receivingcylinder, producing strangely contoured

"strays

4

.

Wheninquiries were m ade as totheirsource,it was almost

certainly found thatdiephenomenon was'naturala ndspontanc

ous*.

Others

recognized

the

anomalous

registration of incoherent

words,

as dot and dash

"trails*

drawn by nospecific operator, the

fiericrehearsal ofground-stored meanings- I have detected du>

process in special chemical emulsionswhichweredliectlyirradi

ated by VriJ ground

tuners.

The images reproduced in these

emulsions Are

dendritic and wavy*

Tw o major components of eld telegraphic system* involved

groundplacement and rheostats ground entunement Old teley

raphy and wireless alike were grand racbonic machines which

functionedas Vriltuners*

yfTi Whatare some of your nowdevelopment*.::

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requisite

stimulator of

surface eidetic

imaging*

Device Assisted Remote Viewing is completelyastounding

technology,

being based

onDr.

Crown's developments

I

haw

very recently

eonsuueted

a

more

developed mode who**

emit

*>oo& are tntfy

powerful*

Image*arc received in

discharges.

In the

same manner as when

one

recetvej imagery from poesy

reading.

The process does not

require

the

graphcJcgy

of words,

projecting

directly

into peripheral portions of

the

retina,and being recognb^d

as scenes.

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worldrealities anddesiresmaterialized.

M T : Would you tell me more about youreidctic photo-emul

sions?

GV : My studiesin the ManhattanPublic Library Annexgave me

familiaritywiththechemicalelegraphsystems of the1870VThese

used ferrocyaoides and other light-sensitive chemical* to record

faint telegraphic registrations. What struck me was the often

mentioned ^anomalous* action of these chemical recording sys

tems with certain *ground

conditions".

Wavy patterns covered

these papers, which spontaneously appeared while none were

transmittingalong the

lines.

Ferrocyaoides were somewhatpoison

ous, so I decided to find another chemical reagent Searching

through oldchemical

experimenter**

books, I found that sodium

an d potassuim iodate solutions

could record faint electrical

and photic energies* So many

critics appeared during mydis

cussion of eidebc communica

tions, that I decided to attempt

a direct photographic capture

or i emote views. I performed

experimentswhoseaimwasthe

capture ofVrilprocessm

photo

graphic wetplates, 1 used vari

ou ssolutions to achieve thess

resuks. Poiassium iodate solu

tion was mixed with starch and

brushedontoappropriate plates.

These w ere firmly placed over

the discoldal ground. Into the

plate center dipped a fine wire

which was connected to a vari

able capacitor taken through a

distant second

ground.

Inavery

few*

mom ents, the piatcs begin

to exhibitblue-brown dendritic

and wavy markings across its

surface. I was shocked. When

and only when the capacitor

was tuned ... haloes appeared with force and motion in the

emulsion. I established two such sites in my cellar* making

hundredsofthese emulsions fortwom onth's time. Theresultwere

absolutely enthralling, revealing the unmistakable trace of a

twisting ground energy whose patterns pulsate throughout the

day.

The patterns have been identified, being completely plasmic in

appearance. A denned CCW rotation manifests throughout the

diurnalrecordings,made3 to 4hours apar tAbeautiful occurren ce

chanced to be preserved lastyear when flowers began to bloom

here. Preceding the emergence of each wiidilower sequence, I

recorded chilling prints where crystalline wreaths threaded their

way through the

wavy,

haloed em ulsion patterns. I took this to b e

proof thatVrilprocess precedes a nd activates earth lifeprocesses,

being the generative source ofm ineral, vegetable,and animal life.

M T : D o you care to discuss the *Vril Compendium"?

Vril Aerial DischargeTerminal

G V : Certainly. In19901chanced to discover a warehouse annex

of the Manhattan Public Library which contained all the Victorian

texts and journals. Herewas alsofound acomplete palest archive

daring back to the

mid-nineteenth

century. Two notable "patent

cyclopedias"wereaccidentally discovered here . Dust covered and

forgotten,

they contained the documented treasures oflostelectri

cal technology. It became apparent after a few moments of study

that these old and weighty volumes contained communications

systems which *shouHno twork".Here again was that science to

which dream and nature were fused I found document after

document tn which the empirical discoveries defied theoretical

dogmas TheVriJCompendiumwasthe catalogue - m yf iles - o f

thesedocuments.Th elateR.J. R eynolds was my generous patron,

a debt of whichI willalwaysbethankful. H is kind help allowed the

publication of seven VrilCompendiumVolumes. I had planned a

continuing scries, numbe ring up

to twenty five. There

certainly

are enoughfilesefttopublish.I

haven't even brought forth my

files on oldwireless

a*

yst Hat

materialisfantastic ASof it very

clearly supports theVrilworld-

mod el Hundreds of hours m

the stody of early telegraphy

and wireless patents taught me

thatmost of the early systems,

empirically designed andoper

ated, were plagued by notable

unexplamed"electrical

1

* anoma

lies.

Furthermore*these 'electri

calanomalies*were so frequently

observed

that entire

sections

of

the various telegraphers" peri

odicals were devoted to them.

All ground referenced technol

ogy is necessarily suffused by

Vril, thepermeating and funda

mental energy whose presence

produces 'anomalies* within

those systems.

Before engineers began

de

signing resonant-matched telegraphy, the world used ground-

ended telegraphic systems. These operated as gigantic radiooic

tuners, interacting with the Vrfl in a biological manner. The

"electrical

m anifestations* of Victorian inquiry w ere pr oduce d b y

Vril. The se grou nd connected systems manifested e nergetic

anoma

lies characterized byorganismicgrowth,assimilation, intelligence,

and irritability. Tesla made great headway in these venues,

observing the self-magnifying nature of once-initiated ground

currents. T he operation ofnosuch systemwasever com pletely and

satisfactorily explained by electrical activities alone. Numerous

highly credible and noteworthy academic ians honestly proclaimed

these truths in the periodicals ofihetime. The Vril C ompendium

contains the highest concentration of anom alous such technologies

In the form of patent reprints and unexpected magazine articles.

( n o t e :

Four

new ociumet

of the Vril

Comptndmm

on

wireltss

wdbWcgjar tdue to hi published this fait by Borderlands.)

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M T : I understandyouaxeworking on a bookabout Tesli M T : Whatarc somethingsto look forward to?

GV: Yes,I am. Whatbegan asa shortarticle on Tenia's accidental

discovery of impulse-broadcast electricity has becamea romanti

cized biography. Tesla, while maintaining the

outer

S toic foe*,

remainedan individual thoroughlyimpassioned with lifean dvery

much the romantic. On ereads betweenth elines of his biography

with ease. Neither his infatuation with Kathertne Underwood

Johnson has not been investigated nor the complex "fatalatbac*

tp>n* ofAjine Morgan with Tesla have beenexplored.

How Tesla* relationship with both Anne and her formidable

father figur e

in a

possibly

iAtended

assassination

attempt was

never

fully discussed by other writers. The disappearance ofTesla for

more than a week was

not

previously

given

much attention, though

I cannot imagine howsuch anevent could have beenoverlooked.

Howheemergedfromthetotaldestructionofhis laboratoryfiren

the light ofhistransmuted poisethereafter art theitemso nvh*ch

I havefocussed m uchof theaction- While the bookportraysTesla'*

thoughts and

conversation

with

other*,

the text remains

scicnOft-

tally accurate.

I haveaddressed there^emergenceof Nikola Tesla after a few

years of

poverty-

Ihave expanded on the meansbywhich Tesla

managed to regain a fortune* by which he alio later owned two

penthousesuitesatop the Hotel NewYorker.This biography also

deals with the emergence of his new electrically empowered

radionic

technology.

M T: How doTesta's id*a*>as somewhatmechanisticfitIn with

thisnew technology?

G V: Tesla accidentally discovered the effect* of high voltage

impulse radiance. His employment of this dieiecPfcal radiance

formed the very centre

of

his technology, an

understanding

curiouslyabsent among those societies who purport to represent

him. Nevertheless Tesla d iscovered the distinctions betweenthe*e

forces electrical from those forcesvieuWJc whileinvestigating the

therapeutic effects of currents develop ed by his Transformers, He

eventually found th atthese vitaiianceffects could be derived frofn

grounded coils which werfi non-electrified. Lakhcvsky later re

investigated these*non-powered"configurationsand.long before

his implementation of spark generator*, found vital influences

emanating from such grounded codsof specific dimension and

composition, Tesla's mechanistic views enmeshed his thinking

onlyas longashe wasenthralledwiththe

^electrical*

nature ofhis

devices. As scon as he recognized the conjugate vitalisric signal

which vivified hu ma n recipients of

impulse currents

he changed

his views*

Tesla cherished Goethe, Reichenbach* an d Abrams. Itisdear

thatAbrams was a favorite, since Tesla usessevend of Abraro/

termsinhisfamous article o n "Increasing Hum an Energy*. Tesla

crypticallyproposed the elevation of the worldmindstate through

ground*broadcatimpulses. He further descr ibed means for*rran>

mitting intelligence* directly throughout the world in "light-like"

patterns. He maintained the amplification of radionic signals

through electrical means.throu gh electro-irritation*. Tho se who

doubt this are directed corecall the"WheatetcneBridge* which

was found alter his deathwith an attached warning.

GV: Thenecessary experiments are endlew I donot seek the

development of technology which first converts Vril say, into

electricity, and then derives

utilities

from that electricity. Vril

containsevery potential of utilityand more.Vril is theenergy w hich

links conscious experience with physical experience. It is the

unifierofsciences.All woneedisthe discoveryofmean* by which

specific patterns may b e derivedfrom the Vril current

Vril current isapattern po typotential. Every created patternis

in iL We need to traction the Vril current aschemisb fraction

petroleum. Radioflic artifices enable this fractioning process to

occur. The discovery of Vril auto-magnification effects is the

second step. The thirdstep in Vril technology is thediscoveryof

natural sources of light, heat,

motion,

and other yet-undreamed

utilities by which will be defined the future course ofqualitative

science-

The desired technology is not one whose utilities focus con*

scioustfcss in

little appliances and devices. The lamps, heaters, and

motors of existing technology would b e replaced by units capable

ofenruning experience-permeatinghght, heat,and motive power

through space- Whether the world can accept it or not, Vrfl

technology is here to stay.

M T : Do you have anythingtos ayinclosing?

G V:

1

really enjoyed sharing

these

facts and technical develop

ments with you Michael I would be very happy to address any

other

questions

in the future. As you, I

believe

that the future

technologyisanon-inertialone, but aradionicone. Th e discovery

of naturaleideticchannels,however,hasforcedme to renamethe

sconce of radionics EIDON1CS now seenis a better term, the

technology which will change the world.

*

S U G G E S T E D R E A D I N G

Goethe'sScientific Studies

Cosmic Superimpofirion,WilhelmReich

Gold of a Thousand Mornings, S arbault

The Metal-Planet Relationship,Kollexstrom *

Proceedings of theScientificand Technical Congress on Radionics

an dRadiesthesia *

Electronic Reaction* of Abrams, Abrams*

Radionics, New Age S cience*

L Eeraan Report*

Metal Power, A, Davidson*

Kadiovi$ionInstruments,

R.

Drown*

T*e

Work ofSirJagadls.G Bo*e, Ged des *

NatureafSubstance.Hauscbka '

TheHumanAura ,Waker Kilnef

Earth Energies, &K King *

Od and Magnetism,Reichenbar/h

Earth Tones Tape, Tbcro ux,Vasstiatos*

VrilCoipp^dtoVolume Vril Telegraphy*

Volume 3,Vril linkage*

Secretsof Tune andS pace, Watson *

*A*ttdkfim8SRF

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