Watch Uncle Chuckie as he elaborates on transmittal witnesses and how to use them in psionic transmissions. This clip, along with the previous one about witness samples, lays the foundation for effective radionic and psionic operations.

In this clip, Uncle Chuckie gets down to the nitty gritty and talks about what witness samples are and their use in radionic and psionic operations.

Okay, I really don’t know what to make of this. Either it’s an ingenious hoax, or it’s a genuine demonstration of zero point energy and antigravity. What do you think, folks?

Clip courtesy of planetxsearchforthet via Rumor Mills News.

Pop Psychotronics gets into Halloween mode with a cool instructional video from the Monty Python crew about the proper use of a Holy Hand Grenade. There are cool medieval costumes, funny British accents, and a killer bunny with big pointy teeth. What’s not to like?

Clip courtesy of Lordfairling.

Nicola Tesla was a benevolent genius who only wanted to change the world for the better with his inventions, but the powers that be wouldn’t have any of that and destroyed him for his efforts.

Clip courtesy of AVIMOAS via Rumor Mill News.

If you’re a DIY radionics hobbyist like me, trust me when I say that you can do no better than to head on over to Little Mountain Smudge for the best radionic circuit schematics on the web. From simple 3-dial circuits to complex multi-dial behemoths, you’ll find them all here, folks.

Jon Logan runs this site and makes a darn good living designing and producing advanced radionic boxes that incorporate quartz scalar oscillator cores and orgone matrix material, a.k.a. orgonite. His research and experimentation has led to the creation of some pretty kick-ass gadgets in his workshop, most of which he sells on his site.

Little Mountain Smudge also has an excellent article section that gives info on different orgone matrix material densities, the recipes for these different densities, and the use of cascading densities to control the energy flow through the device.

The Hyper Dimensional Resonator, or HDR for short, is a device invented by Steven Gibbs that allows the user to travel through time. While working on his farm in Nebraska back in 1985, he was approached by two aliens that gave him the secret to time travel. He built his first time machine and called it the Sonic Resonator. He later made improvements to it to create the HDR.

What the HDR essentially does is to create a localized dimensional distortion, allowing the user to be either astrally or bodily displaced through time in a controlled manner via radionics. This is achieved with the help of a pulsed magnetic field generated by a powerful electromagnet that works in conjuction with the unit. It is possible that this technology is similar to what was used in the Philadelphia Experiment and the Montauk Project.

Here is a YouTube clip of an HDR in action as it causes a watch to move very fast when it is turned on.

More information regarding the HDR can be found on the following sites:

HDR Enterprises
HDR Users
FluxCap
CarlosX
Time Travel Forum

Here’s the next installment of the Dr. Psionic video series that we’re featuring on Pop Psychotronics. Watch Uncle Chuckie as he talks about doing psionics using both light and a quartz crystal. The clip is a bit dark, making it somewhat hard on the eyes to view, but believe me, it’s worth the effort.

I recently got an email requesting for information about wishing machines. Seeing that the evil Dr. Psionic has done a good job describing the mechanics of the wishing machine on his site, I’m posting his take on this amazing device here on this blog for the benefit of our readers.

When G. Harry Stine wrote about this gadget in his Mind Machines, he said he was really hesitant to include it because it made no sense to him at all. I’m hesitant because it is so damned simple you might be tempted not to bother with the other gadgets on this site!

Don’t let the diagram fool you. All you need is a piece of posterboard folded in half, two squares of foil, some speaker wire and a plug and an earphone plus any audio amplifier, like a small tape recorder.

Glue the pieces of foil to the inside of the folded posterboard so that you will have a sandwich of sorts when it is folded together. Attach the ends of the speaker wire to the foil so one strand is to each sheet. This is then plugged into the microphone input of the amplifier (assuming you are using a tape recorder for your amp.) Plug the earphone into the earphone jack so the earphone can act as the antenna.

To use this, place the witness between the foil plates of the sandwich and then close it, clipping it to hold it together. Now, turn on the amplifier and then just think. That’s all you have to do. No complicated dial settings, nothing else.

Like I said, this one is damned simple.

I leave you with a few pictures of ready-made wishing machines floating out there on the web. Pics are courtesy of Program, Life Technology and Metaphysical Radionics.

Here’s another clip from Uncle Chuckie in which he expounds on the use of light in psionics. Simple yet very effective. As is everything that is taught by Dr. Psionic.