Here’s a short excerpt from the seminal book of Brazilian scientist, Dr. Norberto Keppe. In this fascinating work, psychoanalyst and philosopher, Norberto Keppe, shows us how the inverted concepts in science especially Einsteins are causing us to desperately try to get energy from material, and destroying our planet and ourselves in the process.

The accompanying study guide to Norberto Keppe’s landmark book, The New Physics Derived from a Disinverted Metaphysics, is now out. This book helps explain Keppes critique of how the essential concepts of physics today (as well as biology and psychology) are completely inverted and actually leading us away from an understanding of reality and the universe we live in.

We are born into a society that believes that matter is the basis of everything and is also the source of energy. We need to see that the opposite is true: its the energy that affects the matter. A further explanation of one of Keppes principal theses from The New Physics.

All motors are composed essentially of a rotor and a stator. So there are many motors that may “look” the same as the Keppe Motor, but the principle of the Keppe Motor is markedly different. Find out these differences below.

What is a Keppe Motor? How does it work and how can it change the world? Here are some of the most common questions and answers.

Our first Healing Through Consciousness show. An overview of Keppes vast science of Analytical Trilogy, including a call-in question about kids and responsibility, and a LIVE report from the Eco-German trade show about the revolutionary Keppe Motor

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The Keppe Motor is a highly efficient motor that uses the principle of electromagnetic resonance to optimize its efficiency. It was developed by two Brazilian researchers, Carlos Cesar Soós and Roberto Heitor Frascari, based on the discoveries of the Brazilian scientist Norberto R. Keppe, set forth in his book The New Physics Derived From A Disinverted Metaphysics, first published in France, 1996. In this landmark book, Dr. Norberto Keppe outlines the basis for a new physics that transcends the postulates of Newton and Einstein and even the proposals coming from the realm of quantum physics. Keppe’s book is a bold and prophetic re-thinking of the essential building blocks of science that promises to lead humanity to profoundly higher levels of technological and social development. Keppe’s findings were the inspiration needed for STOP engineers Cesar Soos and Roberto Frascari to discover the method by which to capture the scalar energy perceived by Tesla (also referred to as essential or divine energy by Keppe), thereby side-stepping the traditional means used by all motors to this point. Richard Lloyd Jones, host of Thinking With Somebody Else’s Head and Cesar Soos join Susan to share information about the revolutionary Keppe Motor.

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Mandela wrote that true freedom is not just merely casting off your own chains, but living in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.

I love that last part because it implies that we have an obligation to do something to assist the general welfare – not just sit back in our “I’m all right, Jack” armchairs.

But it strikes me as I think about it that, actually, the strongest prisons that hold us hostage are not those made of concrete and steel and barbed wire. We live in prisons erected by our wrong beliefs and philosophies of life.

Norberto Keppe has written voluminously about a psycho-social condition called Inversion and how this has caused us to see reality upside down. A deep reading of his vast output will take you on a journey of human consciousness that will mark a turning point in your life. You will never be the same after his great discoveries of human psychology enter your consciousness.

One of the inverted institutions that locks us into an inferior perspective is modern science. Our lauded scientific worldview is seriously incomplete.

The Keppe Motor and the Disinversion of Science, today on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head.

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In the early 1900s, a well-known Serbian inventor-turned-American embarked on the project of his life – the wireless transmission of electromagnetic and high frequency waves. To fund his ambitious project, he turned to the foremost financial wizard of this day, J.P. Morgan.

The inventor was the great Nikola Tesla, whose work in the transmission of electricity and the a/c motor was among the most important scientific achievements ever, and Morgan had a keen eye for a good investment, but … wireless transmission of energy? He couldn’t charge for that, and pulled the plug on Tesla’s funding.

It’s been a similar story ever since – a promising and sustainable alternative to oil and coal gains some headway and suddenly the lab is burned down or the scientist dies in a strange accident or the media ridicules him. And we are forced to continue with the destructive technology controlled by the sick powerful.

It’s a pattern that needs to come to an end.

The New World of Free Energy, today on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head.

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It’s like something directly out of one of those B movies from the ’50s. Radiant energy transmitters. Implosion/vortex machines. Cold fusion energy.

But a lot of this is already a reality. Yes, there’s a lot going on in the search for alternative energy. And a whole lot more going on as to why we don’t have it.

Today on Thinking with Somebody Else’s Head, Where in the World is all the Free Energy?

Our topic today is a broad one. It encompasses the inversion in science that causes us to look at matter as the source of energy an dso miss out on some more advanced technologies that were started, ironically, over 100 years ago. We’ll also touch into the psychological sickness behind how that intriguing technology gets completely suffocated and blatantly denied us. (And a little hint here – the reasons go much deeper than just the maniacal hunt for profit that we normally point to as the culprit in this clear crime against humanity.)

This is a feature of psychoanalyst and social scientist, Norberto Keppe’s, work actually. He has been able to develop a psychological science that provides a clear map of what’s going on in the human psyche – for the first time in history – and which can also be applied to the structures and processes of society. After all, society is developed out of the belief structures and world views of the human beings that compose it, and so suffers from the same distortions and inversions that we do. (I think this applicability of psychological understanding to all of humankind’s structures is unprecedented in history, and therefore of great value to we who are struggling to understand the world.

My guest today is engineer, Cesar Soos, a frequent contributor to this Podcast.

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Sterling D. Allan conducted a live, 1-hour interview with Cesar Soos, Eduardo Castela, and Richard Jones from the Keppe Motor group as part of the Free Energy Now radio show. The interview turned into a business brainstorming discussing about how the technology can be rolled out in an open source model.

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In the 1500s, the scientific revolution was in full bloom. Scientists were fighting for independence from the theological dogmas that were unchallengeable. The Bible was literally interpreted back then, so when it said the sun rises and sets, that was the final word.

One of the lead revolutionaries – the scientific Che Guevara, if you will – was Galileo, who proposed that actually it was the Earth that was moving, not the sun. This caused quite the furor back in the 1630s.

Today, there is another scientific revolution emerging. There are no Inquisition trials, but Norberto Keppe‘s scientific perspective is receiving the modern day equivalent – silence from the scientific mainstream. His views, though, are still shaking the foundations of science just as Galileo and Bacon did 600 years ago.

Keppe doesn’t make the mistake the 16th century scientific radicals did, however, of throwing out philosophy and theology from his scientific proposals. It makes for a comprehensive science that’s poised to lead us to a new society.

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In The Brothers Karamazov, Dostoyevsky writes, “You have needs, satisfy them. Don’t hesitate. Expand your needs and demand more.” He calls this “the worldly doctrine of today.”

But true to the depth of the great writer, he acknowledges the trap we fall into when we pursue a life of singular materialism.

“The result,” Dostoevsky writes, “For the rich is isolation and suicide, for the poor, envy and murder.”

So boiling that down to its metaphysical essence, Dostoevsky was basically suggesting that the popular bumper sticker, “He who dies with the most toys wins,” is a lot of twaddle.

But materialism is our inheritance from about 500 years of science bent on eradicating anything to do with spirituality – which they termed superstitious – from their theories.

I don’t think this was a step up. In the end, a materialistic philosophy narrows our perspective to where mere survival becomes our primary objective.

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Any critique of modern science hits up against a formidable wall of skepticism and blind loyalty to the dogma that characterizes the scientific world view today.

That won’t stop us from attempting the task, however.

Because something changed in science. Although scientists today are generally against any idea of a transcendental reality, it wasn’t always like that. For centuries, the greatest geniuses considered the ultimate creative force of God fundamental to understanding of anything.

And then, it all changed. Let’s explore that change, and show how modern scientific dogma has led us to a blind alley that we won’t be able to escape from without reuniting science with theology and philosophy – which is exactly what Norberto Keppe’s Analytical Trilogy does.

Within this critique will also be some fundamental knowledge about the human psyche and its contribution to our problems, and the hopeful possibilities emerging from the Keppe Motor.

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