Fwd: Re: Caduceus Coil

mbgupta@julian.uwo.ca
Tue, 24 Nov 1998 22:42:25 -0500

Most interesting, well has anyone thought of this idea?

Chris Gupta

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> Wonder if anybody's working with this.=A0 Supposedly the coil has zero
> impedance which might suggest its use in an overunity device.
> Going further afield, the model for the winding is much more than the=
symbol
> for medicine.=A0 In ancient hindu mysticism it is a map of the human=
psyche,
> with one spiral called the Ida and the other Pingala.=A0 These are said to=
lie
> adjacent to the spinal column, and are associated with the Chakras and
> Kundalini energy.
> Then again, we have the DNA/RNA molecules, which have the same
configuration.
> Has anyone ever built a caduceus coil big enough to stand inside of, and
sent
> ELF
> energy into it?--and not had the subject show up at Norfolk Naval Base?
> Just wondering if anybody is working along these llines...