There were many of us who did this so we had a kind of family where we'd meet up at various conferences and take speakers out privately to plumb their brains...you would be amazed at what they tell you privately that they'd never say in public.

This one retired house builder and developer named Henry told us about a secret group out near the Superstition Mountains in a tiny town called Apache Junction...we stayed there years later when hunting for the Lost Dutchman mine...I have a map.....for real...and photos of the location...

This group was heavy into weird experiments especially POWER radionics....they were healing people left and right and this came to the attention of the medical authorities so they stopped before any charges were filed.

But sick and dying people kept coming to them...so they created a fake church...bought an old catholic church and put in two circular antennas in front of the alter...one in the ceiling, the other mounted in the floor.

People would come in and stand between these two plates and the Great OZ over behind a curtain would radionically scan their body and apply corrective frequencies which would heal them in the few days that followed...kind of like REprogramming the body...

Henry said one evening he and about 8 of these inventors and their wives and families were sitting on the back porch of their main house looking out across the desert....they saw this big buck jack rabbit hopping across the desert...he'd hop, then stop, sniff, graze and hop a little further.

One of the inventors went inside and came back out with what looked like a hollow tube...all of the others knew what it was but they showed it to Henry...no power supply, no battery, no coils that he could see...just a hollow tube.

The guy sat down and told everyone to watch the rabbit some 100-150 yards or so away from them...the guy aimed the tube slightly in the path of the rabbit...when the rabbit jumped forward, he fell out of the air like he'd been shot.

They walked out and brought the body back. Took it to the kitchen and cut it open...there was NO BLOOD anywhere in the body, only a clear fluid which they could not identify...it was still warm to the touch everywhere inside but no blood.

The inventors wouldn't tell him what happened or how but it appears whatever came from this tube transmuted the blood probably by converting the iron to magnesium. And iron (hemoglobin) carries the oxygen that keeps us alive.

Now you know the only difference between blood and chlorophyll is iron and magnesium....chlorophyll has magnesium and is a clear liquid...so it appears this little tube could transmute blood to chlorophyll...

"Heamoglobin is the red pigment (with iron as a component) in blood that is capable of transporting oxygen. Haemoglobin has high affinity to oxygen.

Chlorophyll is the green pigment in plants and certain organisms that is capable of trapping the energy of the sun to enhance the process of photosynthesis."

http://caloriecount.about.com/forums/vegetarian/magnesium-iron-chlorophyll-coconut-water-blood

"The chlorophyll in greens and the hemoglobin in our blood are almost identical- just one molecule differs. Where chlorophyll contains magnesium at the centre, hemoglobin has iron. Coconut water is also identical to blood plasma, so greens and coconut water together is an incredible rejuvenative gift to the body."

"I've taught biology for 29 years and so I can tell you that basically they are correct. The atoms in chlorophyll are the same basic atoms in hemoglobin with magnesium switched out for iron. But they are arranged differently because of the change in the mineral and altho the molecular formulas share some similarities. C55H72O5N4Mg for chlorophyll and C3032H48160872N780S8Fe4 for hemoglobin. They also neglect to mention that hemoglobin contains sulfur and a whole bunch more nitrogen."

"I will say that as a student of chemistry one molecule is the difference between lye and water. So it can make all the difference."

"Isn't one molecule also the difference between lead and gold?"

As of 07/24/12, Lee Cooper sent me this confirming article about this peculiar story which I'd not seen before, thanks Lee!

I never forgot that little story because it would be an incredibly dangerous weapon.

Betcha you could set it for 'degrees' to it just knocks them out and leaves them panting...an electronic vampire....

In an old book called 'Dweller on Two Planets'...it refers to these masters Rai's who could control reality at will. One of the stories talks about an invading army of hundreds of thousands of men lined up on a riverbank and their ruler threatening these peaceful people...

The Rai of the peaceful people walked ALONE to the edge of his river and spoke to the invading chief...told him, JUST WALK AWAY...sheathe your arms and go on our way...do not even try to attack or invade our country.

The invader chief and his generals all laughed because this man had no weapons, no army, just he alone standing there WARNING them you do not wish to do this...

But they didn't listen...the book says he gave them several chances to leave but they were steadfast they would invade and conquer these peaceful people.

The order was given and the invading army began to advance into the river to cross to the other side.

The Rai of the peaceful people stood there, folded his hands and concentrated...his eyes almost glowed with energy, he spread his hands out towards the invaders and they all stopped in their tracks...DEAD AND COLD to the touch.

The ruler and generals were not affected, only the soldiers....and now what to do with hundreds of thousands of dead bodies???

Again, he folded his hands, concentrated with the light in his eyes, spread his hands and made a motion...and all the soldiers marched into the river, where they sank, never to be seen again.

In this book, it said people learned not to mess with this peaceful race based on them not having armies or weapons...

The book is REPLETE with interesting stories and theories and a touchstone for me for years. It talks about transmutation, rejuvenation and all kinds of fascinating things...be sure to catch the chapter on 'specific speed'....

I decided to add the story from the actual book;

It was a strange people, the Suerni. The elder people seemed never to smile, not because they were engaged in occult study, but because they were filled with wrath.

On every countenance seemed to rest a perpetual expression of anger. Why, I pondered, should this thing be? Is it a result of the magical abilities they possess?

By what seems to us of Poseid mere fiat of will these people appear to transcend human powers and set at naught the immutable laws of nature, though it can not be said that Incal has not limited them as surely as He has limited our chemists and physicists.

The Suerni never lift their hands in manual labor, they sit at the breakfast or the supper table without having previously put upon it anything to eat, or elsewhere prepared a repast; they bow their heads in apparent prayer, and then, lifting up their eyes, begin to eat of what has mysteriously come before them -- of wholesome viands, of nuts, of all manner of fruits, and of tender, succulent vegetables!

But meat they eat not, nor much that is not the finished product of its source, containing in itself the germ for future life. Hath Incal exempted them from His fiat as Creator of the world, which all men suffer, "In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread?" It is less onerous, certainly, on those who walk His paths, or even those who partly do so, and whose rule of life is continence.

Such are more powerful, have occult powers that no eater of meats can ever hope to attain, but surely they are not wholly exempt; it must be somewhat toilsome to perform such magic feats as these. None ever got something for nothing.

These people gaze upon the foes who come to menace them in their homes--and they are not!

"It passed o'er
The battle plain, where sword and spear and shield
Flashed in the light of midday--and the strength
Of serried hosts is shivered, and the grass,
Green from the soil of carnage, waves above
The crushed and moldering skeleton."

What Poseida could do these things? Rai Gwauxln, Incaliz Mainin, but no more, at least none known to the public even by repute. But no man of all Atl had ever witnessed much display of such power on the part of either, and with the masses it was mere repute. I was favored beyond most Atlanteans in this respect.

Now, Ernon hath a fertile country, and these ignorant savages longed to possess it, wherefore they sent unto the Rai of Suern a challenge of war. To this Ernon replied that he would not make fight; that those who sought him with spears and with bows, and came arrayed in armor, would find him, and therefor be sorrowful, inasmuch as Yeovah, as the Suerni are pleased to name Him whom we called Incal, would protect him and his people of Suern, and this without strife and bloodshed.

Thereupon the barbarians returned derisive language, and declared that they would come upon his land and destroy his people with the sword. So they gathered a numerous army, even ten score thousand fighting men, and many camp followers, and these, led by a dauntless Astiki, swept east by South to devastate the realm of Suern.

"The Astika, my father, chief of our armies, said to this grand old man:

"'What saith thy ruler?'

"'He saith: "Bid this stranger depart lest my wrath awake, for lo, I shall smite him if he obey me not! Terrible is mine anger."

"'What ho! And his army; I have seen none,' said my father with the laugh of a veteran to whom despised resistance is offered.

"'Chief,' said the envoy, in a low, earnest tone, 'Thou hadst best depart. I am that Rai, and his army also. Leave this land now; soon thou canst not. Go, I implore thee!'

"'Thou the Rai? Rash man! I tell thee that when the sun hath moved one other sign, thy courage shall not save thee, unless thou wilt now return and collect thine army. Else will I then send thy head to thy people.

There is but this option. After that length of time I will strike and sack thy city. Nay, fear not now for thy personal safety; I cannot hurt an unarmed foeman! Go in peace, and by the morning I will attack thee and thy army. I must have a worthy foe.'

"'In myself is a worthy foe. Hast thou never heard of the Suerni? Yes? And thou hast not believed! Oh, it is true! Go, I entreat thee, while yet thou canst do so in safety!'

"'Foolish man!' said the chief. 'This thine ultimatum? Then be it so! Stand aside! I go not away, but forward.' Then he called unto the captains of the legions and commanded:

"'Forward! March to conquer!'

"'Withhold that order one moment; I would ask a question,' said the Rai.

"Agreeably to this request our men, who had sprung to place at the word, were now halted with arms at rest. In the very front ranks of the Saldan army as it stood on the little eminence overlooking the Suern capital, and the great river flowing near, was the prime flower of our host. Veterans they were, tried and true, men of giant stature, two thousand strong, leaders of the men less seasoned. I shall never forget how grand looked that array, no, never. So strong; the very mane of our lion-power, every man able to carry an ox on his back. The sun was caught on their spears in a glorious blaze of light. Looking upon these men the Suerna said:

"'Astika, are not these thy best men?'

"'Aye.'

"'They are the ones of whom it hath been told me that they tortured my people, merely for amusement? And they called them cowards, saying that men who would not resist, to them should they serve death, and they did murder a few of my subjects?'

"'I deny it not,' said my father.

"'Thinkest thou, Astika, that this was right? Are not men who glory in shedding blood worthy of death?' "'Possibly; if so, what matter? Perchance thou wouldst have me punish them for such action?' said my father, scornfully.

"'Even so, Astika. And thereafter depart hence?'

"'Aye, that will I! 'Tis a good jest; yet have I not humor for jesting!'

"'And thou wilt not go, though I say to remain is death?'

"'Nay! Cease thy drivel! I weary of it.'

"'Astika, I am sorrowful! But be it as thou wilt. Thou hast been warned to leave. Thou hast heard of the power of the Suern, and believed not. But now, feel it!'

"With these words the Rai swept his outpointing index-finger over the place where stood our pride--the splendid two thousand. His lips moved and I barely heard the low-spoken words:

"'Yeovah, strengthen my weakness. So dieth stubborn guilt.'

"What then befell so filled all spectators with horror, so wrought upon their superstition, that for full five minutes after, scarce a sound was heard. Of all those veteran warriors not one was left alive. At the gesture of the Suernis their heads fell forward, their grasp was loosed on their spears, and they fell as drunken men to the earth. Not a sound, save that of their precipitation; not a struggle; death had come to them as it comes to those whose hearts stop pulsing. Ah! what frightful power hast thou, Suernis!"

"After the horrible silence that fell on all who had witnessed the awful sight, the women, wives and daughters of the higher officers, began shrieking in affright. Many of our men, as soon as they could realize that the stories they had heard and discredited were no idle tales, fell to the earth in an agony of pulling terror. Ah! then, then could ye have heard supplications to all the gods, great and small, in whom our people place trust.

"My father knew better than to imagine this some trick of a wily people, knew now, after this bitter lesson, that the reputation accorded them by travelers was no idle fabrication of wonder-mongers. But he did not cringe before the Rai, he was too proud-spirited for that. While we gazed, stupefied, on the awful scene of death, another and not less frightful, but more ghastly thing happened. We that were alive, all our host except the two thousand stood between our dead and the river west of the city. Rai Ernon bowed his bead and prayed--what dire alarm that action caused our people!--and I heard him say:

'Lord, do this thing for thy servant, I beseech thee!'

"Then, as I gazed on the victims, I saw them arise one by one, and gather up each his spear and shield and helmet. Thereafter, in little irregular squads they marched towards us, towards me, O! My God! and passed on to the river!

As they passed I saw that their eyes were half-closed and glazed in death; the movement of their limbs was mechanical; they walked as if hung on wires, and their armor clanked and clanged in a horrid, mocking ring.

As, one by one, the squads came to the river, they walked in, deeper and deeper, till the waters closed over their heads, and they were gone forever, gone to feed the crocodiles which already roared and snarled over their prey adown the stream of Gunja.

No one to lead, none to carry; each going as if alive, and yet somehow dead, this ghastly procession to the river, a thousand paces distant, so completed the horrible sense of fear that desperate terror possessed the great army, and they fled, leaving behind all things, and soon only a few faithful soldiers were left in sight; these remained with their commander and his officers of staff, ready to share with him the death which they expected would be meted out to all who remained. The women also did not all flee.

Then spoke Rai Ernon, saying: "'Did I not tell thee to depart, ere I punished thee? Wilt thou now go? Behold thine army in flight! Its rout shall not cease, for thousands shall never more see Saldee, because they will perish by the wayside, yet not a few shall reach their homes. But thou shalt never more go home; neither thee nor thy women. But they will not stay in my land nor their own, but in a strange country.'"

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