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In advanced theoretical physics, it has long been assumed that matter is energy and energy is matter. We are all familiar with Einstein’s formula, E = mc². But are not both of these phenomena expressions of something even more fundamental that underlies our reality? Many highly intelligent people have already put forward their speculations along these lines. Without a single exception, all ancient civilisations had a concept of an ether, a fluidum, a quantum fluctuation or a prana field. The ancient, experimental science of alchemy was concerned not only with the transmutation of base metals into gold, but also with the refinement of human consciousness. Were the alchemists simply mad, or did they know something that we seem to have forgotten? In the 1960s, the scientists Pons and Fleischman discovered the phenomenon of cold fusion, causing a great stir. I was still a schoolboy at the time, but I remember all the excitement surrounding it. The discovery was hailed as the end of our energy problems and was then buried just as quickly as many other groundbreaking discoveries and inventions. One of the usual scientific tragedies. For a comprehensive overview of the greatest scientific breakthroughs of the last 200 years that have been suppressed, I can highly recommend the book *Lost Science* by Gerry Vassilatos. However, nothing can remain hidden forever, and various people have replicated and scaled up these experiments, so that today there is an ever-growing body of knowledge on ‘LENR’, or ‘Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions’. The EU even included LENR in its 2012 White Paper on future energy sources. In LENR reactions, nuclear reactions take place at room temperature in a glass of water (with a few auxiliary elements such as deuterium acting as a trigger). Doesn’t that border on alchemy? The transmutation of one element into another? Living organisms carry out transmutation all the time. Two Russian scientists recently patented a strain of bacteria that absorbs copper and excretes gold. Wilhelm Reich had also demonstrated how living organisms generate life energy from pulsating vesicles, which he called bions. This took place under completely sterile conditions. According to the highly compelling ‘Growing Earth Theory’, the Earth grows by 2 cm every year by absorbing condensed cosmic energy. This theory is consistent with Reich’s theory of the formation of galaxies, solar systems and planets as the materialisation of condensing orgone energy, which moves in spiral patterns. |