Forbidden Science: From Ancient Technologies to Free Energy
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Dive into a compelling collection of essays, curated by J. Douglas Kenyon of *Atlantis Rising* magazine, that boldly scrutinize the boundaries of accepted science. This volume brings together nineteen researchers, presenting forty-three thought-provoking pieces on everything from the enigmatic function of ancient megaliths and Immanuel Velikovsky’s controversial astronomy to Nikola Tesla’s free energy concepts and Rupert Sheldrake’s explorations of telepathy. *Forbidden Science* exposes how the scientific establishment often discredits findings that defy materialistic theories, even when supported by verifiable results, prompting a re-evaluation of what we consider 'known'.
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“. . . covers debunker debunking, high techology of the ancients, new physics challenges, spiritual science, astronomy of cataclysms, energy medicine, paranormal psychology, ET technology, the mind-matter connection, and the biology of transcendence. . . . A book to rock the orthodoxy!”
📝 Description: Forbidden Science: From Ancient Technologies to Free Energy
📑 What's inside
- Introduction
- Part ONE - Stacking the Deck
- 1. Debunking the Debunkers: Do the So-called Skeptics Have a Secret Agenda?
- David Lewis
- 2. "Voodoo Science" on Trial: Challenging the Establishment's Kangaroo Court of Alternative Science
- Eugene Mallove, Ph.D
- 3. The Establishment Strikes Back: Never Mind the Evidence, The Learning Channel Wants to Eradicate the Looming Atlantis Heresy
- Frank Joseph
- 4. Inquisition--The Trial of Immanuel Velikovsky: Velikovsky's Battle to Get His Seminal Book,
- Worlds in Collision, Published
- Peter Bros
- Part TWO - The Past Reconsidered
- 5. The High Technology of the Ancients: Have We Forgotten Secrets We Once Knew?
- Frank Joseph
- 6. A Scientist Looks at the Great Pyramid: In a New Book, the Geologist Who Stunned the World by Redating the Sphinx Turns His Attention to Another Enigma Nearby
- Robert M. Schoch, Ph.D
- 7. Precession Paradox: Was Newton Wrong? The Author of a Startling New Book Reexamines the Evidence
- Walter Cruttenden
- 8. The Dogon as Physicists: Do the Symbols of This Enigmatic African People Show Knowledge of Theoretical Physics?
- Laird Scranton
- 9. The Astronomers of Nabta Playa: New Discoveries Reveal Astonishing Prehistoric Knowledge
- Mark H. Gaffney
- Part THREE - Challenges to Traditional Physics
- 10. Tesla, a Man for Three Centuries: Our Debt to the Eccentric Croatian Inventor Continues to Grow
- Eugene Mallove, Ph.D
- 11. Tom Bearden Fights for Revolutionary Science: A New Energy Pioneer Lays the Groundwork for Coming Discoveries
- William P. Eigles
- 12. Sonofusion: Can the Energy of the Sun Be Captured in a Bottle--Like an Ancient Genie--and Provide Us with a Future of Limitless Energy?
- John Kettler
- 13. Escape from Gravity: Is the Ancient Promise of Freedom from the Pull of Earth Alive and Well at NASA and Elsewhere?
- Jeane Manning
- 14. Power from the Nightside: Could Earth Itself Be Trying to Provide the Clean Abundant Energy We Need?
- Susan B. Martinez, Ph.D
- 15. Techno Invisibility: Can Newly Emerging Technology Make Solid Objects Vanish?
- John Kettler
- 16. Weather Wars: Is There an Unnatural Side to Natural Disasters?
- John Kettler
- Part FOUR - Spiritual Science
- 17. The Sensitivities of Water: Startling New Evidence That Water Can Reflect Thought and More
- Jeane Manning
- 18. The Power of Water: Are Its Secrets the Keys to Solving Today's Most Vexing Problems?
- Jeane Manning
- 19. Madame Curie and the Spirits: What Are We to Make of the Strange Alliance between a Nobel Prize-Winning Scientist and a Notorious Medium?
- John Chambers
- 20. India's Mystic Military: Are Fleeing Tibetan Monks Changing the Balance of Power on the Indian Subcontinent?
- John Kettler
- Part FIVE - Astronomy Farther Out
- 21. Is the Big Bang Dead? A Maverick Astronomer Challenges Reigning Theory on the Origins of the Universe
- Amy Acheson
- 22. The Cycles of Danger: Does New Research Mean We Are Headed for Trouble?
- William Hamilton III
- Part SIX - Medicine of Another Kind
- 23. Healing Vibes: Dr. Richard Gerber Is Still Convinced There's More to Getting Well than the Medical Establishment Can Comprehend
- Cynthia Logan
- 24. The Malady in Heart Medicine: A Doctor Shatters the Myths behind Popular Treatments for Heart Disease
- Cynthia Logan
- 25. Energy Medicine in the Operating Room: A New Age Pioneer Takes Her Intuition Where Few Have Dared to Go
- Cynthia Logan
- 26. Getting Left and Right Brains Together: Author and Doctor Leonard Shlain Believes the Future Is Where Art and Physics Intersect
- Cynthia Logan
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💎 Expert review
📖 Why choose it
Why this book is worth reading
Readers fascinated by the intersection of history, physics, and metaphysics will find this collection invigorating. It serves those who feel constrained by conventional scientific dogma and seek validation for suppressed or ignored phenomena. By presenting diverse perspectives on megalithic technology, free energy, and telepathy, it offers a compelling argument for re-evaluating accepted truths. This book is ideal for open-minded skeptics and esoteric enthusiasts who appreciate rigorous curiosity over rigid adherence to established norms, providing a robust framework for questioning the status quo.
⭐ Reader reviews
Reader rating
While intellectually stimulating for its target audience, this collection may frustrate readers seeking empirical rigor or traditional scientific methodology. The compilation’s strength lies in its breadth, yet its reliance on controversial figures like Velikovsky might alienate those with strict academic backgrounds. It is not suited for hard-line positivists who dismiss any work outside established peer-reviewed consensus. However, for those willing to suspend disbelief and engage with radical ideas, it offers a provocative and necessary counter-narrative to mainstream scientific orthodoxy.
❓ Frequently asked questions
📖 Who should read this
If you are a curious mind, a seeker of hidden knowledge, or someone who questions the dominant scientific narrative, this book is for you. It offers a fascinating portal into research often overlooked, inviting you to reconsider the true limits of scientific understanding and human potential.
🎯 Key themes and symbolism
Challenging Orthodoxy
This book meticulously details instances where groundbreaking research, such as Masaru Emoto’s work with water energetics or the potential of cold fusion, is dismissed by mainstream science simply for not fitting established paradigms. It highlights an inherent resistance within the scientific community to embrace discoveries that hint at metaphysical or spiritual dimensions.
Ancient Advanced Technologies
Readers will explore revolutionary perspectives on historical marvels, including the true purpose of the Great Pyramid and the sophisticated engineering of sites like Nabta Playa. The essays suggest that our ancestors possessed knowledge and technological capabilities far beyond what conventional archaeology currently acknowledges, hinting at lost sciences.
Alternative Energy & Physics
The collection delves into the tantalizing possibilities of 'free energy' from space and the controversial field of cold fusion. It questions why these areas of inquiry, despite promising results and dedicated researchers, remain largely uninvestigated or actively suppressed by institutions wedded to existing energy models and physical laws.
📜 Historical context
📚 Glossary
- Heretical Science
- Free Energy
- Materialistic Theory
📔 Questions to reflect on
- Consider a scientific claim you once accepted without question. How might applying a 'forbidden science' lens change your perspective on it?
- If some of these 'suppressed' technologies were widely adopted, how might society fundamentally change, both positively and negatively?
- Reflect on how personal biases or institutional pressures might influence what is considered 'valid' scientific inquiry in any field.
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