must be loved. When He whom is to be loved is found by virtue of knowledge, knowledge ceases.”

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Because people used to believe that the earth was flat, mariners were afraid to sail beyond the horizon for fear of falling off the edge of the world. The “authorities” of that age were also convinced the earth was flat; they rejected theories that stated otherwise, and they were certainly not interested in proof they were wrong.
Twentieth Century scientists who assume a Godless universe are like those “authorities” of old who believed in a flat earth. The more the evidence points to a universal design, and therefore a Designer, the more these kinds of scientists become petrified and frozen in their 20th Century belief system. Although modern physicists have studied the mysteries of the photon, electron, and quark, they are now stuck at the border of the greater mystery—the source of all this energy. Many are simply afraid to see there is more to science than knowledge of the facts—afraid to delve honestly into the metaphysics of physics. If God exists, then He must have created science and thus, honest scientific inquiry will lead directly back to Him.
The 20th Century has revealed many remarkable discoveries, from Einstein’s Theory of Relativity to Quantum Physics, all edging us closer to understanding the origin of the universe. Generations of modern physicists probed deeper into the mysteries of nature’s building blocks, and each time these physicists thought they fully understood their discovery. But then startling revelations led the next generation still deeper into the mysteries of atomic and subatomic particles.

There is small, smaller, and smallest, and then...nothing— or so these physicists say—just a passive void in the vast micro-interior which is part of the vast macro-exterior void of space. But how can super-energized subatomic complexities be the spawn of a passive nothing? Many physicists attribute universal force to a big explosion of some kind, but whatever the original energizing force is, two things must be true about it. First, something caused it, and that something has to be prephysical (or metaphysical). And second, that prephysical cause must be the basis of all the physical laws of the universe. In other words, it must be the Ultimate Relative—all creation being the expression of the Creator.
The next generation of physicists must take a final scientific step, and face the only thing left that truly exists beyond the theoretical void—the reality of God Himself. His living universe is not void space, but rather a force of primordial energy continually flowing throughout the universe.
Like the authorities of Columbus’s day, most modern scientists do not listen enough to that “still small voice within,” the same “voice” that urged Columbus on that “unseeable way” he followed despite his own fears. Columbus had vision, a knowing faith compelling him to go beyond. He knew without knowing why he knew, and he acted, not completely understanding the hand that pressed him forward.
This quality of vision-faith will be needed to create the new physics of the next century, needed to take that step into the unknown so that it might be known. However, in this final voyage we have no vessel, as Columbus did, to transport us, no compass to guide us, no tangible destination to verify our theory. How then shall we proceed? Shall we cringe on shore, staring at the horizon, stopped at the threshold of this

ultimate adventure just because we cannot see or prove what lies out there? Or shall we venture forth unafraid, sailing a theoretical vessel into the unknown of new physics?
Unlike the physics of the great philosopher scientists, like Albert Einstein and others before him, modern physics tends to limit itself to mathematical calculations as the pathway to discovery. Yet, what physicists study as creation is only the physical phenomenon, rather than its noumenon (or cause of the phenomenon). The noumenon of a God-created universe is unfathomable to a secular scientist. Just as a mountain climber can reach the top of a mountain but, having no wings, can go no further, so also are many physicists ill-equipped to scale the reality of the originating other dimension. Their typically mathematical approach to the time/space/matter relationship cannot penetrate the noumenon of the “before now”—the other dimensional reality before time.
The purely mathematical mind cannot cross this border; neither can those who practice the more empirical methods of discovery. Instruments of science are made of subatomic particles; they can only measure what they know, in other words, what they are themselves. The “beyond” is beyond them.
Once we stand at the border of the “beyond,” staring out over the very edge of creation, we need more than empirical study and ordinary theory; we need the very highest and purest form of scientific enlightenment. Speaking to us through that “still small voice,” God guides our intuitive mind across the dimensional border to a deep comprehension of His magnificent creation and its ultimate principles. In the final analysis, mathematical formulas and scientific instruments cannot go where the soul can venture.

Currently, physics stands just about as close to the edge as it can get, having followed the cosmological trail of relative effects and causes. We have traced our physical reality almost all the way back to its Source. Yet, we shrink from this Source, looking for more superficial causes and effects— more knowledge. We avoid the philosophically obvious— that there must be an ultimate Uncaused Cause, a permanent root simplicity that relates to the physical universe just as the mathematical “zero” gives reality to the “one,” and together they cause the whole complexity of mathematics to be born.
At the beginning of the 20th Century, Einstein began his journey of relatives, but he did not finish his voyage into the unknown dimension. Now as our knowledge increases, as we chart the 21st Century, physics needs to take on a “religious” quest because at the core of Einstein’s profound theories there is a Missing Relative. The aim of this book is to seek out this Missing Relative that unifies physics, to seek out this Simplicity that explains the science it created.

Twentieth-century physicists, including Einstein, prematurely dismissed the notion of ether. The speed of light results from the push of the gravity winds. The speed of the gravity winds is enormous, likely hundreds of thousands of times the speed of light, which is the second fastest speed in the universe. Einstein’s mirror problem illustrated this.
The flowing field drives the earth’s rotation as a vacuum energy machine. An aspect of gravity is an electric current at the speed of light.
The Casimir effect can be explained by electromagnetic aspects of the universal gravity field.
My theory suggests three practical methods of extracting electrical energy from gravity. The first uses the Casimir Principle. The second taps into the massless displacement current from a rotating frame. The third harvests electrical energy from collapsing fields.

infusion of energy is occurring. I have proposed elsewhere that a vacuum gravity energy machine mechanism is adding energy to and sustaining the earth’s rotation. If the energy inputs and outputs to the Earth-Moon-Ocean system do not add up without assuming such an infusion, this would tend to confirm that something like what I have proposed might be going on.

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