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Free Energy Pioneer: John Worell Keely
Theo Paijmans |
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Over a century ago, a man in Philadelphia made the most important discovery of all time: a mysterious source of free, unlimited energy. He experimented with the substance for years, building a staggering 2'000 machines and devices that ran on his esoteric force. His eccentric vision led him to experiment with antigravity and the disintegration of solid matter. Numerous people witnessed his demonstrations, and his work was well known to Nikola Tesla, Jules Verne and Thomas Edison. The occult underground was inescapably drawn to him, and early science fiction still owes him a dept of gratitude. The name of the enigmatic inventor: John Worrell Keely. He was one of the world's first and foremost free-energy poineers. In a dazzling and extremely detailed tour de force, European author and researcher Theo Paijmans takes us on a unique journey through the very underground of free-energy reserach, exploring the depths of numerous secret societies and occult orders, and examining the influence of these mysterious techno-occultists and their incredible ideas - including the ultimative evolution of humans through free-energy. Paijmans clearly demonstrates that Keely and theses inventors did not work in isolation, but in the confines of a very secret and silent tradition - the tradition of occult technology. More information:
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