Why?
December 2020
We believe that the New Energy Movement's purpose is not only to mobilize activists to change their local energy infrastructure but to also change the paradigm of science by integrating the human spirit and curiosity in science. Walter Russell (1871 - 1963), an illustrator, author, and physicist who studied new energy, wrote that the main error of modern science is shutting the Creator out of creation. He never referred to the Creator as an anthropomorphic god. Instead, he wrote that “God is the invisible, motionless, sexless, undivided, and unconditioned white Magnetic Light of Mind which centers all things.” He added, “The locatable motionless Light which man calls magnetism is the Light which God is.” We too, believe that there’s something deeper, subtle and alive, to all physical phenomena, one which is connected to the source of all creation itself.
Science is simply a worldview substantiated by observation and consensus. The great philosopher Plato maintained that science is nothing but perception. Yet, in today's education system, we are not holding space to question our perceptions and explore the why. We are given laws of physics and electromagnetism blindly without objection and further inspection. We go about our days filled with assumptions that were first implanted long ago in the back of our minds.
Therefore, the ‘why’ will become the critical question in new science. Influential inventor Nikola Tesla also said that the day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, we will make more progress in one decade than we have in all the past centuries of our existence. Here, we allow and encourage the ‘why’ to be asked freely. We may not have all the answers, but to ask meaningful questions that may guide our imagination, our will, and the New Energy Movement further is a great step towards evolution.
Why is it that scientists have not been able to answer the "hard" question of consciousness, which asks how matter gives rise to consciousness and awareness? Why do physical phenomenons such as induction (the additional anomalous voltage that is induced when a magnetic field changes) exist and where does that additional energy come from? Why do brain cells look so similar to galaxies?
It may be that, because nothing happens outside of consciousness, then consciousness is everything, and is the basis upon which every other experience and phenomena occurs. That consciousness is alive, intelligent and loves patterns. Its fingerprint, a spiral. Its nature, formless, creative and diverse. Still, the mystery of why we even exist and are aware at all, is perplexing and leaves us in awe.
Because New Energy Technologies work, we must ask why. Why is free energy possible? What does it mean for the Universe to be providing us with all the energy we need, the only remaining component left being our acceptance and ability to tap into it for useful work?
Earth's ecosystem services- the free benefits humans receive from ecosystems such as the waste decomposition cycle and global plant pollination system- had an estimated value of $125 trillion per year when calculated in 2011 (1). Mainstream scientists often call Earth the ‘Goldie Locks’ zone because in studying the formation of the Earth, it seemed nearly impossible for so many events had to go perfectly right so that our Earth could be livable for humankind. Some New Energy Technologies give 600% more power out than what is ‘put’ in. Why?
If we return to the roots of our curious being, as children are, we can begin to open ourselves deeper into what this abundance and generosity means for humanity and for the nature of reality. Perhaps it is because the Universe is a conscious player in the game called life, who freely gives and allows for human choice to make the game that much more interesting.
It may be that the Universe is all-giving, intelligent and always novel yet infinitely consistent in its laws, and that non-measurables such as love and selflessness are ‘baked in its cake’; and we are just slowly discovering its depths by asking the right questions.
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