ETHER RADIATING APPARATUS
An Apparatus For Therapeutic Use Without Direct Or Indirect Suggestion Oscar Korschelt of Leipzig. German Patent #69340, July 14, 1891 Translated from the German
by Bodo Capeller, 1986
Source: Journal of Borderland Research Vol. 44 No. 2
This apparatus utilizes the living forces of the ethers for healing purposes. The electro dynamic theory of Wilhelm Weber concerning the structure of smallest parts results in the insight that all ether is identical with Weber’s electric particles, that all solids rotate around it at a certain distance because of attraction of positive to negative ether particles in relation to solids. Through a corresponding arrangement of solids it ought to be possible to condense the diffuse ether and redirect it. A similar arrangement has been utilized in the following described apparatus which has been named by the inventor “Ether Radiating Apparatus”.
This apparatus can be used for the purpose of increasing the intensity of the power of living ether. The difference between several versions of this apparatus is that of shape of materials used. In order to get increased power electric current may be used. Since the same appears to consist of positive and negative particles that try to find equilibrium, the amount of liberated ether particles within the wiring of the apparatus and the diameter of the wire formed ether vortex will increase with the spun off ether particles.
In drawings 1 through 5 an ether radiating device is shown. Within the apparatus the arrangement of the metal wiring is formed in a spiral that will cause ether particles to spin in a predetermined direction so that the living force can be utilized in many ways. [editors Italics]
The version in drawing #3 shows the wire is formed in spiral configuration on both sides of plate E and is connected in the center. Through this arrangement the ether particles will accumulate in the center of the disk and be thrown forward. In order to achieve a longer path for the ether vortex one may utilize a chain instead of a simple wire which consists of horizontal displaced links (drawing #5).
The disk is intended to cause physiological changes in humans (see drawing #1).
Patent request: An apparatus for therapeutic purposes with direct or indirect suggestion consisting of a non conductive disk (E), free standing or installed in a tube, where both sides of the disk contain spiral wound wire with the side toward the light exposed as the collector and the opposite the radiating portion.
SUN-ETHER DISC
By Albert Zock
The German inventor Oscar Korschelt based his cosmic ether accumulator, German Patent #69340, dated July 14, 1891, on the teaching of Wilhelm Weber not realizing that it incorporated the implosion principle as well. Weber professed that all particles of the ether, having an electrical charge, are circling around solid objects without touching them, the molecular particles being negative and the ether particles being positive, according to the law of attraction and repulsion. Since a solid body attracts ether particles, Korschelt searched for a way to collect, condense and to rectify them.
On a wooden disc with a hole in its center, Korschelt fastened spirals of copper wire, on both sides, one wound clockwise and the other, as a mirror image, counter clockwise, and connected the ends together through the hole in the center. His assumption was that the collected energy would be condensed in the center and then be beamed off at a right angle to the disc. He termed the side facing the light positive and the other negative. To increase the condensation and lengthen the antenna, Korschelt wound small coils like key rings and assembled them like links in a chain. He was convinced this device would give additional life energy if the beam was directed at the neck of a person in the height where the 18 cranial nerves are leaving the skull, (medulla oblongata). Such a spiral resembles a Nornen coil, which is stretched out and is used to eliminate undesirable emanations.
An application of a Korschelt coil seems to have its merits. In one case a relative of an elderly man suffering an acute pneumonia, being already unconscious and according to his physician, beyond hope, hung a Sun-Ether Disc over his bed. From this moment, his condition improved rapidly. Fourteen days later, he was almost normal again. In another case, a Sun-Ether Disc hangs over the door in the waiting room of a Naturopath. Every one walking in is amazed over its warmth, and the flowers are flourishing like in a green house, even though it is not heated and faces north. When asked for the reason, the owner points smilingly to the disc and gladly explains how it works and how to build one.
On a plywood disc with a diameter of 50 cm (20-3/4 in.) are two coils, one on each side, wound in a mirror image, the front one counter-clockwise and the other clockwise, almost on top of each other. Both are connected through the hole in the center which has a diameter of 10 mm (6/8 in.). The space between each winding is 15 mm (5/8 in.). Aluminum wire is best. To make the key rings, take a 4 mm (3/16 in.) thick wire, fasten it into an electric drill and wind the armature wire around it tightly, by allowing the rotating wire in the drill to do the spinning. Make sure to wind the links for the front counter-clockwise and for the back clockwise. Then separate every fourth winding and cut it to get the links shaped like key rings. Now attach the rings onto one another like a chain. Each link will lengthen the antenna and work like an oscillator. Fasten the chain onto the board, using nails or screws, but to be accurate, give the chain a light tension so it will not slip off. Twist the ends in the hole together, or better, solder them. The counter-clockwise winding for the front applies to people living in the northern hemisphere; in the southern hemisphere it might need to be reversed.
In Korschelt’s time, some made “beam-handbags” carried on a shoulder strap. The material had to be framed to it could not move, then the spiral was embroidered and fasted to the inside of the bag, the whole bag measuring about 20 x 20 cm (8 x 8 in.) and the windings being 1 cm (3/8 in.) apart. Such bags were more powerful than the disc.
You can also find this article in The Lakhovsky Multiple Oscillator Handbook.
