USPA Event Includes Big Questions

Such as ‘when will the energy revolution arrive?’

USPA Mastering Mind, Body Spirit, and Technologies - Four-Day Livestream Event

‘The Coming Energy Revolution’ arrived in 1996, but only in book form. The shift to decentralized sources of truly clean, low cost power-for-benefiting-life still isn’t here. But it will be when there’s a significant consciousness shift so that abundant energy is used responsibly.

You can hear about those energy systems, and much more, if you order a virtual ticket to the USPA conference. It’s July 17-20, yet ticket-holders can watch the presentations either then or long afterward. (See more about the conference at the end of this post.)

I was reminded about the Coming Energy Revolution book because last weekend John Hutchison and I were guests on Mathiew Estepho’s show Math Easy Solutions.

John Hutchison in his workplace. One of them. Photo by Jeane Manning

Estepho is documenting Hutchison’s saga. I’ve had a sisterly connection with John Hutchison since 1986 while he was in Vancouver, and I’ve enjoyed his free-spirited approach to life. During the online event, he and I shared a few memories of our respective adventures.

The MES show’s host is a mathematician who has done interesting experiments, especially with gyroscopes and their motions of precession. That word is defined as a ‘gyration of the rotation axis of a spinning body around another line intersecting it, so as to describe a cone.’

In Estepho‘s opinion, precession is a key factor linking the macro and micro worlds, and the electromagnetic and gravitational worlds. He says that, once the properties of precession are understood, then experimenters can gradually build useful applications of the knowledge. Energy related?

Debunker is debunked

On the show, we also learned that the widely viewed “debunking” of Hutchison’s work was done by a certain scientist with a million+ YouTube following, and is blatant misinformation.

I had written a bit about the issue in a 2008 Atlantis Rising magazine that Estepho found online:

“The complexities of this gentle man John Hutchison as well the implications of his work are lost on skeptics who ignore his accomplishments and instead pounce on the one video of his work that looks faked, the one in which Hutchison had attached a wire to a toy UFO.”

“A filmmaker had asked him to produce levitation effects by sending a low level of electrical power through a wire. That flipping toy had nothing to do with the action-at-a-distance antigravity effects in his experiments done in the 1980s in Vancouver B.C. and videotaped by scientists from Los Alamos and Canadian military.”

The YouTubing scientist deceptively displayed that video with its sound turned off. The audio would have made it clear that Hutchison repeatedly mentioned having energized a wire attached to the toy. Because he was doing a T.T.Brown-type experiment, not the Hutchison Effect. Hutchison’s words on the audio continually referred to the wire and its voltage.

Dishonor to the dishonest scientist, for smearing Hutchison’s name by playing that video without the audio. Typical of career skeptics who never contact the inventor whose life they affect. Mythbusters did that to John Bedini a couple of decades ago. When you see the tactics, they’re not amusing.

Regarding The Coming Energy Revolution, Mathiew Estepho found an old video among others on a hard drive given him by John and Nancy Hutchison. The video is of my first public presentation–when invited to speak to the 1996 International Symposium on New Energy in Denver, Colorado–near the time of that first book’s launch.

This week was the first time I’d seen the 1996 video. At the time it was filmed, I would never have believed how many years I would continue to chronicle a field whose time had not arrived. Or that I would be asked to speak at conferences in several countries. That part wasn’t my goal, yet I might as well enjoy the chance to meet so many scientists and other researchers.

Jeane Manning at International Symposium on New Energy, Denver 1996

Today I no longer have that hot-pink suit from 1996. What I do have is silver-and-grey hair and 29 more years’ worth of lessons learned.

I’m preparing for next week’s travel to Chicago to do a speech and be on an energy-panel discussion at the USPA conference, so I’ll let that fine organization describe how their event may interest a wide range of people:

“First, you do not need to be a scientist to learn and apply Psychotronics in your life…,” the USPA’s website says.

“Attending USPA’s 50th Anniversary Conference via howtube Livestream is the fastest and most efficient way to access a treasure trove of ‘forbidden knowledge’ accumulated over 50 years by the USPA, that can bring great balance to your life when understood and applied.”

“The USPA defines Psychotronics as the science of mind-body-environment relationships, an interdisciplinary science concerned with the interactions of matter, energy, and consciousness.”

“The field of teachers, scientists and researchers at the base of this knowledge is broad and contains such historically memorable names as: Albert Abrams, Col. Thomas Bearden, Robert C. Beck, Robert O. Becker, Jacques Benveniste, David Bohm, Harold Saxon Burr, George W. Crile, George and Marjorie De La Warr, Ruth Drown, T. Galen Hieronymus, Vlail P. Kaznacheyev, Peter J. Kelly, Georges Lakhovsky, Donald Mattioda, Wilhelm Reich, Royal R. Rife, Rupert Sheldrake, Nikola Tesla, Marcel Vogel, and others.”

In my own words, the organization’s fifty years of presentations shows that USPA focuses on beneficial use of mind-body-spirit knowledge. The event includes presentations about breakthrough energy systems and the role of consciousness. We’re talking aether…