Wisdom Teachings - Season 6 (2015)

The universe is a source of limitless energy available all around us. It seems the science that could bring forth free energy technology is being repressed by those who stand to gain the most from our current energy technology. However, the truth cannot be hidden for long as more technological pioneers come forward to reveal their results. David Wilcock reveals the work of one such pioneer, John Hutchison and explains how the science of dematerialization can be used for the benefit or detriment of mankind in this presentation originally webcast December 9, 2013.

One quality of living in a geometric universe is that we can find many different ways that it generates matter in harmonious geometric forms. This quality becomes apparent as we examine the natural formation of crystals. David Wilcock explains the role that universal geometry plays in the natural science of common crystal formations and introduces us to the extraterrestrial science of quasicrystals in this presentation originally webcast December 16, 2013.

The discovery of quasicrystals in 1986 challenged what scientists thought they knew about matter and redefined crystal science. Decades earlier, a select few scientists may have encountered them first, as they were investigating otherworldly technology. David Wilcock explains the extraterrestrial science of quasicrystals and how our understanding of solid matter is constantly changing in this presentation originally webcast December 23, 2013.

The discovery of quasicrystals has challenged what science knew about crystals and solid matter. In the past 14 years of research, various types of quasicrystals have shown usefulness with energy storage and memory metals. Even stranger, information leaked from Area 51 reveals that quasicrystals have been used for antigravity and propulsion. David Wilcock delves deeper into the science of quasicrsystals by comparing laboratory discoveries with information leaked from Area 51 in this presentation originally webcast December 30, 2013.