Inconvenientes de la tesis acogida

Facts have little meaning when arrayed against prejudice.

—MANLY PALMER HALL

Beginning with Binah (3) the Sphere of Saturn, each Sephirah represents one of the seven Holy Planets of Qabalism. The numbers and planets thus assigned are:

The divergences from the standard astronomical classifications should not be given any weight. The Qabalah penetrates far beyond the spatial positions of these bodies and the physical-material

weighing and analyzing to which official astrophysics attaches such importance. The Earth is not considered one of the Holy Planets, but is deemed to be the receptacle of all that stands above it on the Tree of Life. Similarly, the Moon appears as the senior partner in the Earth-Moon binary, a role that orthodox astrophysics could neither discern nor approve. Under the concepts associated with the Tree of Life, each Sephirah is positive in polarity to the one that follows, and negative to the one preceding. These concepts—and many others—are being borne out by Space Age investigation and new physical discoveries. External facts recently determined about the human etheric double are a case in point. The human vehicle known for millennia to qabalists as the vital body, etheric double or functional body is now known as the bioplasmic body, the orgone body and the formative-force body. Twentieth century names have been given to this vehicle, and 20th century empiricism provides

further verification of the ancient qabalistic truths.

The bioplasmic body is assigned to the sphere of Yesod, the Ninth Sephirah on the Tree of Life, and has been so assigned for millennia. In the 20th century scientists have been able to establish

empirically that this body is positive to terrestrial light. The bioplasmic body is made tangible, i.e., negative to terrestrial light, only when it is electrically irradiated. All this work has taken place in quite recent times, but it is scientifically solid and will not be overturned.

The positive polarity of the bioplasmic body, or etheric double, relative to the physical structure was recognized by Ruth Drown three years prior to the Second World War. That is why she added, in radiovision photography, a polarity-reversing step to normal photographic processing. The film in which the etheric energy patterns have been locked is exposed to ordinary electric light while in the developer. Without this polarity-reversing stratagem, the positive patterns of the etheric energy would not react with an ordinary photo emulsion.

On the basis of my experience with UFO photography, I can say unreservedly that the overwhelming majority of UFOs present in our atmosphere are positive to light in their normal state, and in this state

human being no more sees the UFOs that are continuously present in the atmosphere than he sees his own bioplasmic double body and its emanations. The matter is as simple as that, and full technical solutions will come only when empirical work proceeds on this assumption.

Late in 1975, I found that by using Ektacolor 160 color film in a low-light, automatic Super 8mm movie camera and employing an 18A filter to turn daylight into an artificial darkness, UFOs may be photographed from airliner windows. They arrive on the film in full color, even though normal vision sees nothing outside the aircraft. Adherents of old-line optical theories will need to hustle to explain this, and numerous associated light-and-color riddles attending my efforts to solve this polarity problem.

Each Sephirah, in addition to the polarity properties indicated above, has certain qualities, purposes, properties and formative powers assigned to and under the control of its sphere. These ramified

relationships establish the connections between man and the cosmos. The various organs of the human body, for example, did not develop their form and function accidentally—however comforting that concept may be to the mechanistic neurosis. The qabalistic placement of the various organs on the various Sephiroth show the origins, functions and purposes of these organs, as well as their

connections to each other and to the total organism—as well as to the cosmos that created that organism. Accident is eliminated.

Understanding the workings of the various Sephiroth—the great creative rays of creation—demands a lifetime of study. Each individual human being enters incarnation with one of these great rays

dominant among the forces that shape and guide him. This dominant ray is known as the Birth Ray, and is easily calculated by an occult reduction of one’s birth date.

Each individual comes into the world with things he has to overcome or understand. In the case of more mature souls, they come with business to pursue on behalf of humanity as a whole. This ray is known as the Life Ray. Dr. Ruth B. Drown had Geburah for her Life Ray—the sphere to which science is assigned in qabalism. The Life Ray is calculated from the Christian, or given, name of the soul.

My Life Ray happens to be the eighth—Hod, the sphere of mercury, of concrete mind, and also of Thoth, Lord of Books. Dr. Drown first pointed out to me my own mercurial seeking after truth— running, as it were, like the liquid element of mercury into every corner where it might be found. This book is obviously an effort in the sphere of concrete mind, or reduction of the abstract. The Lord of Books has already received ten previous offerings from me. My relationship to these things is shown in my Life Ray, and it was true the day I was born, long before UFOs came on the scene or I ever took pen to paper as a writer. Working up the Life Ray and Birth Ray of famous people whose achievements are well known, simply eliminates accident and substitutes design.

After the invention of her instruments, Dr. Drown spent about four years building up systematic procedures for the new means of diagnosis, and in establishing the rates of vibration of the body components and diseases. This work was a constant matching of objective activity, intuition and insight with numbers. Piece by piece, a workable and dependable numerical system of diagnosis was devised. Simultaneous study of McGregor Mathers’ book, The Kabbalah Unveiled, resulted in the repeated presentation to Dr. Drown of consistent numerical relationships between the Tree of Life and her empirical findings in diagnosis.

Both the Tree of Life and Mathers’s bookful of qabalistic mathematics gradually lost their

abstruseness. Instead, they appeared as a marvelous cosmic blueprint. Connections between the Drown rates and the cosmic mathematics of the Tree of Life became undeniable. The nine innocuous loops of wire behind the panel were bringing the Great Rays down to Malkuth—the physical-mineral earth.

Dr. Drown’s instruments were working in this fashion before their inventor had divined the

relationship. Little wonder, is it, that from the first she was not only a great diagnostician, but also a

gifted healer. The power of cosmic law was operating through those instruments. On these tides, many were carried to health and healing long after official medicine had resigned their cases.

Certain relationships exist between the Drown rates for various bodily organs and the numbers of the various Sephiroth. A brief resume will be given of these to dispose of the notion that these rates are fictional, or arbitrary, or otherwise meaningless.

Kether, the Crown, corresponds to the pineal gland in the human body. This is the point of entrance of the vital energy into the human being. The pineal gland rate is 98. In reducing numbers to a single digit, we find that 9 may always be omitted from the reduction without altering the final single digit. Thus, 98 expressed as 9 + 8 = 17, which reduces again as 1+7=8.

From the following similar reductions of the organs assigned to the first three Sephiroth, remarkable consistencies appear:

These organs and nerves correspond with Sephiroth 1, 2 and 3. Their total also reduces to 6.

Proceeding down the Tree of Life and correlating the Drown rates with the organs assigned to the various Sephiroth, we find the following:

In the case of the three Sephiroth at the head of the Tree of Life—Kether, Chokmah and Binah—an even more profound numerical relationship can be developed by correlating all the rates for pineal, pituitary body, small brain and the associated cranial nerves. This all lies beyond the scope of this book. The above connections may be indefinitely pursued and extended, the only limits being the knowledge and consciousness of the investigator.

The connections that are seen to exist in this new diagnostic system to the so-called psychological disturbances, must lead perforce to a complete overhaul of the mere notions currently held about the psychosomatic relationship. Man is a functional mind-body unit. Let the physical integrity of a given

organ—or a chain of interconnected organs—be impaired, and the quality of mind associated with that organ will have difficulty manifesting in the earthly personality.

The connections between severity and liver ailments, for example, are established through Sephirah 5. Those between reasoning power and kidneys are found in Sephirah 8. The ramifications and the promise of all this are without end. The psychosomatic relationships may be systematically and numerically approached, just as soon as some brilliant young physicians devote themselves to this purpose.

At the end of her career, after some thirty years of practical diagnosis, Dr. Drown could “read” the psychological makeup of her patients with high accuracy. Patterns of ailments diagnosed with these instruments and methods reflected, and in fact were responsible for, patterns of thought and behavior conventionally termed “neurotic.” These findings in turn strongly support the view of Dr. Rudolf Steiner, advanced in his medical lectures, that the spirit of man is always healthy, and so-called “mental disease” arises from inability to achieve full physical expression because of organic derangements and deficiencies originating in the physical and bioplasmic bodies.

From the point of view of ufology, the most important aspect of Dr. Drown’s work is that it is

possible—with instruments of this or kindred design—to tune in on any organ, gland or tissue in the human body. Recognizing and accepting this revolutionary fact is the key with which cosmic

communications may be unlocked. The same key opens to our consideration the illicit control of

terrestrial minds by Ahrimanic entities from “space,” who cannot otherwise subvert evolution.

As noted earlier, Dr. Jose Delgado in the 1960s demonstrated “control” of monkeys by injecting minute electrical currents into specific areas of the brain. Virtually any kind of emotional response could be evoked by electrical stimuli, ranging from pleasure through fright and rage. Crude but significant, these experiments required the insertion in the brain tissue of hair-like wires to carry the electric impulses. Radionics in its infancy obviates the need for wires. Brain tissue may be tuned in directly, from any point in the world—or outer space.

Dr. Drown could and did take cross-sectional photographs of brain tissue in living humans, definitively objectifying the bioenergetic differences between the sleeping and waking brain.1 A

capability far beyond this must be attributed to the operators of the advanced space vehicles seen,

tracked and photographed in our atmosphere and beyond. Knowledgeable analysis—as outlined earlier in this book—reveals these visitants as masters of etheric propulsion. Overlooking these bioenergetic capabilities could rightly be termed the ultimate in evasion of the essential!

are to deal with other-world cosmonauts who can bioenergetically tune in right to the medulla

oblongata of any human being— the main switchboard. Unethical entities in sophisticated possession

of such capability can run humans around like so many cockroaches. Unethical entities can, and do, literally think their thoughts into and through human beings who are under such control. There is not a competent occult scientist personally known to me who is not fully aware of this baleful phenomenon, so characteristic of the modern world. Man’s seemingly inexhaustible appetite for death and

destruction is not an accident!

These processes represent a clear misuse of such discoveries and principles as have been outlined here. Dr. Drown would have nothing whatever to do with these potentially lethal aspects of her work, refusing even to discuss such matters. No power on this earth could induce her to do anything that was not clean, honest and upright. In the unseen, and in spaceships, all are not golden-haired gods bent on humanity’s rescue—an illusion long foisted on the credulous by the ignorant. There are both earth people and space beings who misuse the power and technology of the Great Rays of creation.

On psychic control of human beings, I must speak again from practical experience—the standpoint of the participant investigator that has been adopted throughout this book. One of the most important things to happen to me as a ufologist was the medical diagnosis given to me by Dr. Drown not long after I met her. She insisted that I have this diagnosis, at no charge, so that our discussions would move from theory to practice. She was a practical woman.

At the time of this diagnosis, I was still following the exercises for inner development taught to me by Dr. Franklin Thomas. The resultant sensitivity enabled me to carry out my photographic field work. When I sat down for that diagnosis I was more sensitive bodily than at any other time in my life, before or since. One element in this diagnosis hit me with the impact of a thunderclap. I set it down now from a contemporary account.

In Dr. Drown’s office were some chairs, her desk and, at the far end of the room, an instrument with nine dials in a wooden cabinet. The panel of this instrument was about twenty inches long and a foot high. On the desk top into which the instrument was built was a rubber diaphragm, measuring about four inches by two inches.

Dr. Drown waved me to a chair about four feet from the instrument and, after removing my shoes, I placed my feet on two polished metal plates. The doctor sat down in front of the instrument. Beside her was an assistant to help fill out the diagnostic sheet. The blank form was a large, rectangular chart divided into four main columns, each of which was six inches long. More than a hundred separate entries were needed to fill this chart. The column headings were “Function of Endocrine Glands,” “Function of Organs,” “Differential Blood Count” and “Urine Analysis.”

I looked at my watch. The time was 3:05 p.m. I looked back at the formidable diagnostic chart, thinking to myself that the whole procedure would take hours. Thirty minutes later, with doctor and assistant working with remarkable mutual rapport, the chart was completed, and the first cause of my particular plexus of dysfunctions traced to bad vaccine. This came from a half-forgotten incident in my nautical career, when a filthy physician in the Levant vaccinated a ship’s crew of which I was a member. This was during the postwar plague and cholera scare in the Middle East.

concerning my medical past. Any competent physician would require this same case history. Health of mother and father, causes of family deaths, sleep habits, surgery, accidents, diseases past and present, complaints and symptoms—a full standard case history. She then began making the complete

functional chart of my body with the aid of the instrument.

Each time she obtained a reaction to a given setting of the dials, corresponding to the various rates and levels of function she had established, her fingers would stick on the rubber detecting diaphragm. As her fingers stuck, the rubber snapped sharply. The process was fascinating to watch, and to feel. The high bodily sensitivity that I had developed was providing a dividend. As Dr. Drown turned the dials across the various studs of the instrument panel, I could feel chains of sharp and distinct

resonances inside my body. These impacts were unequivocal. I could feel them with every alteration of the dial settings. I called this immediately to Dr. Drown’s attention.

“What you describe happens with a lot of people who are, for one reason or another, especially sensitive,” she said. “The more sensitive you are, the more you feel it. Some people feel nothing at all.”

She made another setting. “Where do you feel that?” “It seems to be near my heart.”

“That is correct. I am tuned now to the left ventricle.” “Have you ever had a bad fall?” she asked.

“I don’t think so.”

“Well, your left kidney is displaced. It’s lower than it should be. Are you sure you never fell at any time?”

Then I remembered. I had fallen down a bunker hatch aboard ship in Cristobal, Panama, in 1946. In the fall, I had landed on the brassbound rim of the hatch, taking the force of the fall just below the rib cage on the left side of the back. I told Dr. Drown of this and she nodded.

Her assistant came over with a flat-headed probe, which was then plugged into the instrument. As the probe was moved over the area of the kidney, the detector pad snapped sharply. This gave the

position of the kidney. The assistant moved to the right side and the procedure was repeated. The kidney on the left was distinctly lower than the one on the right. I asked Dr. Drown how she knew— without prior physical examination or the matter having come up in the case history—that the left kidney was displaced.

“The supporting tissue of the left kidney shows subnormal function, as did the kidney itself. Gravity being what it is, the chances were for all the kidney being displaced downward with the subnormal function of the supporting tissue. The probe verified that this had actually happened.”

During this examination of the kidney, I felt the tuning of the organ by the instrument with particular intensity. One could not set aside such persuasive evidence. What I had forgotten of my own medical history, the instrument in the hands of Dr. Drown had unfailingly detected.

difficult and distressing days when I had undergone psychic experiences in attempting to communicate