KFSSI Blueprint Teaching Week

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"FREE ENERGY IN EXCHANGE FOR WORLD PEACE"

Now live on YouTube.

KFSSI Blueprint Teaching Week....From Monday Oct 26 2015, the Keshe Foundation is live and open to the public, with teachings about the understanding and application of the Magrav system technology.

Starting at 10:00 am CET Monday Oct 26 2015, on all weekday mornings, and at 2 pm CET weekday afternoons through Friday Oct 30 2015. Same links below for all sessions.

PUBLIC...EVERYBODY IS WELCOME ONLINE



If the video doesn't play, use this link: https://www.youtube.com/c/KeshefoundationOrg/live

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

What does KFSSI stand for?  Is this like the quantum generator design that was going around Facebook for a while?

[Parsons]

I followed this man's work for a number of years but eventually lost interest. I never decided one way or the other if it is valid or not. It is just taking a long time to get anywhere. He promised to sell very cheap / clean energy generators (he doesn't like the term "free energy") years ago but I don't think he has followed through thus far.

He seems like a very nice man and it really seems like he believes his technological claims, which are quite amazing if true.

I still follow him on Facebook and I believe he holds these types of workshops regularly.

I posted a thread about him a few years ago: http://www.bring4th.org/forums/showthread.php?tid=4788

[Parsons]

Here is a list of what he was claiming a few years ago:

Free Energy - He says he has invented a device that generates energy/electricity. This by itself would COMPLETELY change the world if implemented. Each home and vehicle would have an energy generator, eliminating virtually all pollution and our dependency on non-renewable resources. Furthermore, it would make our electrical infrastructure MUCH less vulnerable to severe solar storms (which is extremely vulnerable).

Gravitational Propulsion - He has claimed this same reactor can be reconfigured to emit it's own gravitational field. This would revolutionize travel. Because the reactor creates it's own gravitational field, any airship built around it could accelerate to incredible speeds in the blink of an eye without killing it's occupants from inertia. Keshe claims that the only limiting factor he ran into in the atmosphere was air friction at extreme speeds (some absurdly high mach speed that I can't remember off the top of my head). He says the problem that kept arising was the ship couldn't even stay in the atmosphere it was going to so fast (picture twirling a ball attached to a string so fast it breaks the string). I can only imagine what speeds could be attained outside the atmosphere of the planet. This is also one of the reasons he is demanding world peace... He claims an airship built around this technology would make travel so fast you could literally be ANYWHERE on Earth in minutes, making war a terrifying and unsustainable prospect (imagine an armada of ships invading your city from the other side of the planet in 5 minutes). Furthermore he says that if the world were to adopt this technology, borders and countries would dissolve because you can be anywhere you want in minutes.

Energy to Matter - The 3rd piece of the puzzle is the ability to create matter from energy. He has even claimed to have been able to make simple proteins. That essentially means the beginnings of the 'replicator' technology from star trek. One of the largest hurdles of space flight is the need to bring food and water with you. Being able to create matter from energy coupled with the first two technologies I mentioned make long term space flight feasible (although I don't know if he has a solution to the final puzzle piece for long term space flight: radiation). Not to mention the ability to create food and water from energy could end world hunger/thirst.

In addition to those 3 major technologies there, there are numerous other lesser ones he claimed to have invented. One was the ability to change the state of matter from a gas/liquid/solid/plasma at ROOM TEMPERATURE. http://www.keshefoundation.org/applicati...r-cells-en If you know anything about chemistry, that is basically on the level of wizardly. In addition to that, he has claimed to create a device that can disable any and all electronic devices within a large area. He claims to have used some of that technology to capture the US drone over Iran a few years back: http://www.keshefoundation.org/media-a-p...com-part-I . He has even claimed to have created cures to multiple diseases including MS http://www.keshefoundation.org/applicati...lerosis-en

I know due to the nature and number of claims he has made will make most people raise their defenses and just write it off as 'too good to be true'. I believe I have achieved a balance that allows me to neither believe nor disbelieve his claims. As I said before, I haven't been following him very much at all in the past 2 years but I certainly haven't given up on his technologies (although I'm not holding my breath in anticipation).

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Edit: Apparently he has finally released his generators for sale: http://www.keshefoundation.org/shop-et-l...f-products If someone wants to risk $1100 US (), I would appreciate finding out if this actually works.

2nd Edit: I was researching how much electricity these output and stumbled upon this Q and A, which answers pretty much every question and caveat I had about how the system works: http://pesn.com/2015/10/17/9602670_Quest...unit-work/

[The_Tired_Philosopher]

So it uses Plasma and gravimagnetic physics to eject energy of the needed type formulated by the fields interacting with plasma into devices of most types with some issues in regards to resistance and bigger outputs???

Why does no one just redesign a tesla coil to hook into a house and power it with literally nothing else??

Why so expensive but then offers how to make one for free from junkyards and forests?

What a confusing subject :l

[Parsons]

Yeah, it's gotten extremely complicated over the years. I think the reasoning behind the price to cost-to-produce ratio is so high is to build the infrastructure of his company to allow the quickest mass production and implementation of his technology. Or if the naysayers are to be believed, hes "stealin' yo' money!".

I will be very interested to see what happens when people start receiving their reactors and successfully hook them up to their houses. Even if this 1st gen system reduces electricity consumption by 60%, in my case it would pay for itself in about 10 months. Even then, I may want to wait until the 2nd gen system comes out that does not require a connection to the grid. Since this technology is essentially open source, I may just wait until a US based company starts selling these units at (I'm assuming) a cheaper pricetag.