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APRIL — MAY 2003 @ REVIEWS inventions don't see the light of day. Antigravity researchers and metaphysi- B oO oO K Ss On the other hand, there have been others cians have speculated about the golden Ark's Reviewed by Ruth P: lI like de Palma and Lee who strove for solu- intrinsic power, but what if it were powerful GHGs) Wy ilo HELI tions but caused no end of distress to believ- _as a function of the very substance it was THE SCIENTIST, THE MADMAN, THE ers and investors alike for not actually com- securing? What if the powerful winged THIEF AND THEIR LIGHTBULB ing forth with the promised goods. cherubim atop the Ark's lid were allusions to by Keith Tutt G U Keith Tutt has included lots of working a different kind of flying ability contained 7 A diagrams and patents, but in such a way as therein? From Gardner's evidence it seems scat Q crs. oe 2003 irs t published by not to alienate the newcomer to the field nor _ that the Ark did contain a literal substance Search for Free Energy) bore the professional researcher. He also with superconductive/levitational properties ISBN 0:7434-4976-2 (360 tpb) provides a decent serving of glossary terms, _ that modern science is only just beginning to EXUS read b Pp tp their "fi references, appendices (some on cold understand. This knowledge has been pre- macers hb nh. on se Tee fusion) and contact details to make this a served by keepers of the secrets, including dia anth, alace k u ha ty eam credible book that is engrossing enough to the Knights Templars, the mediaeval sort of exposure to the wealt h of ingenuity inspire the reader towards further research. alchemists (who referred to the magical sub- out there in alternative sci/tech land that LOST SECRETS OF THE SACRED ARK: prance as the Poiosophers’ Stone) and the could well hold solutions to our inevitable : ‘ aaiebed Le . P . fibic ht fossil-fuel and nuclear enerey crisis Amazing Revelations of the Incredible = Ark's current fate in the light of this history. * By CSIs. Power of Gold The rich crimson-and-gold artistic depic- Fortunately, Keith Tutt, an award-winning journalist in the UK, has had the gumption by Laurence Gardner tion of the Ark and its winged guardians on the book's cover serves as a symbolic portal, to take on the field, warts and all. His Element/HarperCollins, UK, 2003 arr . : book—The Scientist, the Madman, the Thief — \SBN 0-00-714295-1 (399pp hc) ae ig the reader to Zoom info hitherto and the Lightbulb—is an eminently readable ast issue we published a preview article : : e ~ overview highlighting selected geniuses, from Laurence Gardner, drawing on the mavericks and sheer hard-workers who have __ content of his fourth book, Lost Secrets of paved the way for a brighter, cleaner energy —_ the Sacred Ark. Long-time readers will future—and some of the charlatans who appreciate how Gardner's research into the have served to dull the sheen. Many of the alchemical science of white powder gold leading lights—Tesla, Moray, Coler— dovetails with the groundbreaking work of pushed the envelope way ahead of their David Hudson from Phoenix, Arizona, time, and still others in more recent times— whose findings on the properties of Puthoff, Pons and Fleischmann, Shoulders, monatomic gold and platinum-group metals Tewari and many more (some sadly not we've also covered in these pages. included here)—have expanded the bound- Gardner gave an overview of the related aries in theoretical, experimental and practi- _ Starfire of the Sumerians in his second book, cal realms. Many of these groundbreak- Genesis of the Grail Kings, but here he con- ers—and, in more recent times, even the centrates on the Egyptian and particularly promoters of their public talks (as former Israelite expressions, with a focus on the US patent examiner Tom Valone can Paradise Stone—the sacred manna—and vouch)—have been on the receiving end of that famous but little-understood biblical plots and violent actions to ensure their icon, the Ark of the Covenant. NEXUS +67 www.nexusmagazine.com