TEXT OF READING 4665-13
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Date: 9/24/1928 Sex: M ReadingID: 12601
This psychic reading given by Edgar Cayce at his office, 115 West 35th Street, Virginia Beach, Va., this 24th day of September, 1928, in accordance with request made by Mr. [195].
[Edgar Cayce; Mrs. Cayce, Conductor; Gladys Davis, Steno. Mr. L. B. Cayce.]
Time of Reading 5:15 P. M. Eastern Standard Time.
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GC: You will have before you the body and enquiring mind of [195], of …, Ohio, and drawing of [4666] Motor Cam and lead arrangement on chair in this room. Also exposition or theories of operating force written by [195], which I hold in my hand. You will answer the questions I ask relative to motor and to theories, and enlarge or correct the exposition of same.
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EC: Yes, we have the enquiring mind, [195]. This we have had before. Also the drawing of [4666] Motor Cam and leads. Ready for questions.
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(Q) Will model motor work as at present drawn? (A) As at present drawn, we find these should work. In the relationship of radius as seen on drawing, that of A B C would be the nearer correct radial than R S T. Those in the larger radial, as we find, are approximately in the proper proportion for the proper operating of cams and leads. The shaft as marked in H, in the proper relationship to the leads and ends, as seen.
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(Q) Is curve D E F of too short or too long a radius? (A) This as given here the better radial seen in the conditions for proper operations.
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(Q) Are radii O P Q and K L M in larger segments of cams approximately correct? (A) As given.
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(Q) Is H length of rod connecting lead to cam of sufficient length? (A) As given.
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(Q) On page 2 of theory is the assumption of octave law in lines 10 to 15 correct? Enlarge on this. (A) These are correct, in line with that of vibration as is changed into usable forces as would be radiated from such elements as seen. Or, to enlarge upon the theory as latent and as changed into a force as usable as a motive force, these may be well illustrated by that same condition as exists in natural law as to why the needle points toward north. In the radial force of the axis of the earth there is seen that the force from which this planet is kept in motion is radiated through, or from, that directive force. Hence the constant draw, pull, in that direction. Just as is seen in gravitation in ITS active law in drawing all to the earth according to its capacity of displacement as relative to the elements that go to make up the density of the object; yet each are relativity of forces one with another, employing all of the elements in their various octave of density to combine in their active principle of weight; [See 195-54, Par. 15-A] yet each of these same laws are in the same relative position to that law of the needle point, and that of gravitation to the radius about which the object is radiating or being drawn to the radial center. Hence these conditions, applied now to the [4666] motor and the operative force, keeping same in direct contact, as does gravitation and the needle or the compass point. So, as was given, that compass point has much to do in the active force, as a RELATIVITY; not as to whether it turns north, east, south or west - for, as gravitation - whether north, east, south or west - acts in the same capacity; so as in gravitation active forces, as that of the needle, compass, always in its same relative position or condition, for or through the radial forces of its active principle. So in its form, with the radial activity of octave force, as is seen in the curves as come about the radial center from which the active principle brings one lead in connection with the next, see? and in their turn about the LARGER radial center brings again that same active force in connection WITH the elements through which the active principle operates. [See 195-54, Par. 16-A] Hence that as is given, when each radial center in cam, in leads, are in that same potential relative position OF, the power IN its activity is in accord with those latent forces as are seen and put in motion through the magnification of the synthetic forces, or syncopathic [syncopatic] forces, are brought into active principles. [See 195-54, Par. 17-A—18-A.]
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(Q) On page 3, is Latent Force Theory correct? (A) Correct, and - as we have seen - that through which latent forces finding its expansion.
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(Q) On page 3, is Sympathetic Vibration Theory correct? (A) That as given shows how sympathetic vibration in its simplicity is in activity as a usable force, as stated; yet, WITH the radial activity OF the latent forces given in the sympathetic, or synthetic, or syncothetic [?] [synchronous?] conditions, brings then the proper relations, which makes same into a USABLE force. Build upon the principle here set forth. Set out in that as the active principle, the combination of relativity of elements WITH the active force of sympathetic vibration BRINGING the two INTO relations that make a usable motive force, as may be applied in the various forms to ANY active principle. We are through for the present.
Reports
Reports & Follow-up
R1. 1/13/29 See 195-54 in re theory and application of [4666] motor.
R2. 3/7/29 See 195-56 in re construction of the [4666] motor.
R3. 3/7/29 See 254-48, Par. 13-A, 14-A in re funds from the “machine” to be used for establishing Atlantic University.
R4. 4/2/29 See 195-57 in re the machine and law of relativity, etc.
R5. 4/6/29 through 3/23/30 See 195-59 through 195-69 in re the machine.
R6. 3/12/73 Dr. Neils Troost wrote Mr. [4666]‘s daughter from E.C.F. in Virginia Beach, Va.:
”…Your late father, Mr. [4666], as you know was inventor of a motor of revolutionary design. Around 1928, 1929, when he was working on this project, he obtained a number of ‘readings’ from the late Mr. Edgar Cayce in connection with his designs. Several prototype models of the machine were constructed, and mention was made of a possible application for a basic patent to cover this motor. Then, as far as I can assess, the project was abandoned, and nothing further has been heard of it.
“I am intrigued by the possibilities that were presented in the ‘readings’ for this motor, and am interested in examining the designs with a view to reviving the project if this proves practicable. I have been told that the designs, drawings, calculations, etc. relating to this machine may be in your possession, and I am therefore writing to you to ask you if this is so, and if you would be prepared to allow me to examine these papers with a view to reactivating the idea, as suggested above. Any drawings, details, models, existing patents or patent applications, etc. that are available would be of interest. Due acknowledgement would, of course, be made to the late inventor and his heirs for the ideas, should a practicable motor materialize and become commercial.
“Would you please reply to me at the above address where I shall be located until early in April, after which I shall again be leaving the U.S. and it will be more difficult for me to contact you.
“Thanking you in anticipation…”
R7. 3/16/73 [4666]‘s daughter’s reply to Dr. Troost’s above letter:
”…I’m terribly sorry to have to reply in the negative to your inquiry. My father worked on the motor in question until he died ten years ago. As far as anyone knows no papers were ever found. It does seem a terrible shame, but then perhaps the time has not been right.
“At any rate I wish you luck in your investigations…”
R8. 1/8/74 GDT’s note: Xerox copies of some of the [195] series and the [4665] series were requested and furnished to Lester Babcoke and George Ruby for proposed research on the Perpetual Motion Machine.
R9. See Source Key File #1800 for all current reports, supplements and professional commentaries.
Background
Background
B1. See 4665-12 on 9/15/28.
Generated research index
Index (LLM-extracted)
Summary
Edgar Cayce provides technical and theoretical guidance on a motor design, discussing radial forces, octave law, and sympathetic vibration, with later correspondence indicating the project was abandoned.
People: Mr. [195], Mr. [4666], Dr. Neils Troost, Lester Babcoke, George Ruby
Places: Virginia Beach, Ohio
Concepts: latent force, sympathetic vibration, octave law, radial force, gravitation, compass point, relativity of forces
Referenced readings: 195-54, 195-56, 254-48, 195-57, 195-59, 195-69, 4665-12
Mentioned Entities
Vibration, Virginia Beach, Atlantic University, Gertrude Cayce, Gladys Davis, Ohio, Well Shaft (Pyramid)
Source: The Complete Edgar Cayce Readings, A.R.E. CD-ROM (2006). Reading 4665-13, ReadingID 12601.