Here is an anecdote about the Brane-Power Amulets that attests well to the quantum nature of the ammies, but also points up the fact that at least one large physics lab outside the United States is working on something very similar:
One of our senior circle folks returned to Germany to visit with family and friends, and when he landed at the airport, he was wearing a Brane-Power amulet. He had never mentioned the ammy to his brother, a physicist working on a secret project in the private sector at a nearby laboratory.
When they met at the airport, his brother noticed the amulet and remarked, “Ah, ein superenergetischer Generator fuer quanten-mechanische Hilfseffecte!” — in English, “a superenergetic generator for quantum mechanical auxiliary effects.”
In short, he immediately recognized it as a quantum device. He also mentioned the heavy silver induction ring around the amulet, and noted that, although he could say nothing about his work — which is why I haven’t identified the person who told this story, but who gave permission to repeat it without names — the heavy induction ring was a key factor and, by golly, he was right … it is vitally important, and it turns out that they’re working to improve the composition, while I’m working on the contouring and surface effects.
We’re in close touch with several quantum mechanics and a few quantum physicists who are working on practical mechanical-auxiliary quantum effect devices, among which are several interesting varieties of Tesla coil and loose-coupling apparati that look pretty promising.
In the way of encouragement, I remind you that the greatest discoveries in science never came out of the commercial labs — it was always somebody in boxer shorts and tee shirt or tattered bathrobe and flip-flops, working out of a hot, stuffy un-air-conditioned garage somewhere east of Poughkeepsie that pulled the rabbit out of the hat every time.
At the time of publication of the theory of relativity, Einstein was a patent-office clerk. Newton worked alone and only reluctantly published what he felt he could. Pythagoras was a stock clerk at a notions counter when he discovered what everyone knows today and takes totally for granted — that a squared plus b squared equals c squared.
Every school kid knows that old chestnut, but it’s a fact of life, and if you’re building a pyramid great or small, you have to know the math behind the numbers.
It’s like what happened at our family business back in Ludz, Poland. We used to own the Polish Ice Works, but unfortunately, we had to close the ice factory when the Chief Scientist forgot the formula to make ice.
Most of the useful contributions to the quantum mechanical field is coming from the experiments carried out by Earth human amateur scientists under the subtle telepathic guidance of higher beings under Divine Guidance, but in the end, everything is under Divine Guidance — still, it sometimes helps to point that out.
In the United States we are in contact with several dozen scientists working in this area, some secretively, some not, some commercially, and some just for the sake of science.
If you pay attention to the latest breakthroughs in quantum science, you will note that this area in particular — crossing time-space barriers and dimensional doorways, portals and gateways — are of serious interest to scientists in the Fermi Lab, the CERN LHC Lab and others, which are working in collaboration with over 10,000 scientists around the world.
Well, enough chit-chat for the moment — I’ll return to the production of Christmas Embossing Kits, which I’m making up by the hundreds for giveaways, parties, craft parties, kids’ parties and more.
My new circle cutter die produces beautiful, clean clearly and nicely cut dollar-sized brass, copper and designer disks, and I have trained two helpers to cut them for me when my own arm gets tired from the hand-cranking of the wheels and no, I don’t want the motorized version, because I don’t want to see someone sucked up into the thing, with a bunch of circles stamped across their fingers…or worse.
I interrupted my exit for a few moments to correct a paragraph up above, and got tangled in a mess of corrections, after about half an hour of meddling with the previous stuff. I do hope I haven’t snarled it all up into an unintelligible pasb gin ogbabn.
That’s one of the problems with proof-reading a blog. If you proof-read your own writings, you’re bound to miss a few things that someone else might get or pick up.
Well, glancing through it, everything seems perfectly farinb.
For those of you who stuck around through the entire blog, here’s a little treat — something I stumbled on in youtube while looking for something totally unrelated, which happened to be an Axis of Awesome piece I’ve been trying to track down, and finally did, but this song popped up in the massive search, so I’m including it, for whatever it’s worth:
This is the wrong Age of Humans to get uptight about social and cultural change — Be Here Now. If you don’t like it here and now, Be There Then. If you succeed in Being There Then, it’ll be with the help of a quantum effect.
See You At The Top!!!
gorby