rr

01' Un1VRSAL WisDOM

WCCA'VALI.&Y I CAUPOIUIIA
A BH. ANCH OF THE MINISTRY OF UNIVERSAL WISIDM, INC.
A Non-sectarian and Non-profit Organization
for Religious and Scientific Research.
VOLUME 11 July- A.ugust- September- 1978 #1 0
OUR TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY- BLESSED-JOY
RAINBOW COLORS HONOR * d.RANDSON * ARRIVED ON A SUN-DAY
Named: VanTassel Andre Wrenchey August 27.1978 *

P R 0 C E E D I N G S
*****
Drawer "G" Yucca Valley, California 92284
A branch of the Ministry of Universal Wisdom, Inc.
a non-profit organization
VOLUME 11 JULY - AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 1978 NUMBER 10
CONTENTS PAGE
SILVER ANNIVERSARY 3
INTEGRATRON: BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES. 4
INTEGRATRON: FINANCIAL FORECAST 5
WHAT IS EYELESS SIGHT? by Edwin L. Motter 6
NOTA BENE 9
REQUOTABLE QUOTES 10
URANIUM ORE WASTES ABANDONED 11
DEATH IS A TEACHING by Miriam Ballard 12
A FAMILIAR DIAGRAM by Joe O'Connell 14
ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE - October 21, 1978 15
***************************************************
PROCEEDINGS is mailed free to those requesting it and
who financially support cost and printing- donations.
Checks and money orders verify your contribution.
There is no subscription rate. All donations, money-
orders, checks, and bequests should be made payable
to the Ministry of Universal Wisdom, Inc.
PROCEEDINGS is published by the Ministry of Universal
Wisdom, Inc., Drawer "G", Yucca Valley, CA 92284 USA
Business & Editorial Offices:Ministry Office Building
President and Editor: Mrs. Dorris (Geo. W.)Van Tassel
Secretary: Edwin Wrenchey.
NO SOLICITORS & REPRESENTATIVES EMPLOYEDOR AUTHORIZED
Manuscripts and photographs by members and friends to
be accompanied by self-addressed stamped envelope.
Address questions, comments, gifts, etc., concerning
publication directly to the Editor.
(All rights reserved, including translations.)
THE MINISTRY OF UNIVERSAL WISDOM, INC.
Phone (714) 364-3324 - Weekdays - 8 to 4
Phone (714) 364-2784 - Evenings - 6 to 9
Drawer "G", Yucca Valley, California 92284
*****
Our 25th year of publication
2
S I L V t 7? A tV tV I V {, 7? 5 A 7? ':! -- A U y U 5 7 1953_-1978
3
..
PROCEEDINGS VOL. 5 FEBRUARY-MARCH - 1958
NUMBER 10
Foot i ng, SidewalkA and curb of Integratron
1n 1'151j
We'll report progress in future PROCEEDINGS.
Your interest and support are vital to this project--now
because it is NOW that it is important to continue this
momentum by contributing your energies.
WE NEED YOUR HELP!
400 people at $1,000 each will achieve our goal.
Add your energies -- and May the God Force be with us!
4
THE INTEGRATRON FINANCIAL PICTURE
DOLLARS -- AND GOOD SENSE
At a recent Board of Directors' meeting the question
was asked, uwhat amount of money will it take and what
period of time to finish the Integratron?u T h ~ follow-
ing information was submitted by Harry Clark, V1ce Pres-
ident - Research and Development:
Funds needed:
Labor (approx. 10 people)
Materials
Stage I: Modular Unit (3 phases)
Stage II: Modular Unit (5 phases)
Estimated Total:
Estimated time for Need-Fund:
Staff salaries are:
Vice President of
Research & Development - Harry Clark
President & Director - Dorris Van Tassel
Secretary
Office Manager
$175,000,00
175,000,00
25,000,00
48,000,00
$42),000,00
Two Years
$600 I week
$200 / week
$ 85 I week
$200 I week
$1085 / week
The most important goal is to complete a functioning
Integratron, The Head of Research & Development, Harry
Clark, has this as his chief responsibility. With mini-
mal funding, Dorris could fill-in both as President and
Office Manager. However, greater progress can be made
and more accomplished efficiently with adequate staff,
The completion of the Integratron requires an Assistant
Director of R&D who, therefore, should have the same
salary priority as the President & Director,
Other administrative costs such as security, maintenance,
utilities, etc. h ~ v e not been included in this forecast.
5
l
What is Eyeless Sight? (Who Can Do It? Does it Work?)
by Edwin L. Motter
Born during a blizzard, on a sand farm in northern Okla-
homa in December, 1918, I was delivered by my dad. I was
a kindergartener when my right eye was damaged by a stick
and three years later I lost the use of my remaining good
eye. I was stripping the hardened sap from the trunk of
a cherry tree, my knife slipped and cut my left eye wide
open. Specialists said the optic nerves were destroyed,
and restoration of sight would be impossible.
V/hen my dad was eighty, in 1961, he read an article to me
written by a well-known columnist which told about a man
William A. Foos of Virginia, who had taught his sixteen-
year-old daughter, Margaret, to "see" while completely
blindfolded. Intrigued, though skeptical, we were deter-
mined to verify the story. Having a couple of weeks be-
fore my schoolwork started in September, we decided to
visit Ray Sewell, a blind young man with whom Bill Foos
had spent some time teaching his method for learning eye-
less sight. Ray and his parents welcomed us into their
West Virginia home where he, his wife and little girl
were living. During the few days spent with him, Ray
taught me the training method developed by Bill. It con-
sists of sitting at a small table completely blindfolded
opposite the instructor. The teacher first graspsthe
pupil's wrist and slowly moves his own hand back and forth
across in front of his blindfold, all the while telling
him to watch the hand as it moves. Most people get an
eerie feeling upon realizing they can actually detect a
shadow or in some instances a bright spot moving before
their eyes. Following the initial shock, they almost in-
variably begin to rationalize with such expressions as --
"Of course, I know where it is; it's my own hand." But
finally they admit it was more than merely a knowing; it
was actually seeing a vague image. It is essential that
this first be firmly established before further progress
can be accomplished.
A positive attitude is maintained at all times. Negativ-
ism will stifle progress. Observing one's own hand in
front of his face is necessary as a foundation upon which
to build the more difficult steps.
Next, the instructor holds his own hand in front of the
subject's face, always describing every move he makes
6
while constantly assuring the person that he can see the
hand and knows where it is. He then moves his hand slow-
ly and rhythmically to the subject's right and then left,
while keeping up a running commentary as follows: "My
hand is directly in front of your face and you can see it.
Now I'm moving my hand to your right
1
now in front of your
face to the left, back to your right, back and forth,
back and forth. Now I have stopped it. Reach up and slap
my hand.N In the early stages it is essential that the
subject act on impulse. First impressions are usually
right. With each success, the pupil gains more confidence
and accuracy. Later, the operator stops his hand in front
of the subject's face, brings it down in a straight line
to one of three positions directly in front of the
personas belt buckle, to his left or to his right. The
instructor says: "I have stopped my hand in front of your
face: now I am bringing it down in a straight line. Now
it is stopped, reach out and hit it:" Correct scores are
far higher than chance.
Next, pupil and teacher move to the small table mentioned
earlier. Until now they have been standing. They sit
facing each other across the card table. This time the
operator holdsan object (often a cotton ball) in his hand
while passing it back and forth in front of the subject
0
s
face. He then stops it directly in front of the persons
eyes, brings it slowly down to the table in a straight
line and places it on the table in one of three positions
--middle, left or right. Upon command without hesitation,
the subject reaches out and picks up the cotton balL
This procedure is repeated many, many times. Later, two
more objects are introduces, such as a comb and wallet or
anything handy at the moment. Each object is put through
the same routine and eventually placed on the table. The
instructor tells what the object is, but does not tell
at which of the three positions he is placing it. After
all have been placed on the table; he will say, "Now hand
me the wallet, now the cotton ball, and now the comb:'
Successes are lavi$hly praised while seeming failures are
played down. Later, letters on blocks are used, such as
are found in the game of Scrabble. The subject actually
learns to "see" the letters and pick them out. With the
encouragement of the Foos Family, I deigned to try. After
considerable practice, the letter called for would stand
out like a small light from all the others. "Seeing"for
the first time in forty-three years was extremely excit-
ing to me. I just sat and drank it in for awhile
7
Dr. Paul Richard (pronounced Ri-shard), a French philoso-
pher came to the u. s. to observe Margaret firsthand, and
to formulate his theory:
"The sense organs of the body are limiting factors. The
ear permits only an extremely short range of the total
range of vibrations to be received, thus permitting the
listener to hear various pitches within the audio portion
of the spectrum.
Likewise, the eye limits one's vision to certain vibrations
on the total spectrum. If the eye were fixed in the head
and the head not allowed to turn, the lateral vision would
be limited to thirty degrees more or less. Thus, a limit-
ing organ, the eye, enables the individuaJ . ~ o see color,
shapes and sizes of objects. If this limitation should be
removed through disease, accident, or artificially b ~ use
of a blindfold, the individual is said to be blind. Actu-
ally, the contrary is true. Rather than being cast into
darkness, the person is plunged into total vision and be-
cause he sees everything, he sees nothing. Until the
sculptor puts his chisel to the stone or wood, the object
is without definition. Inadvertently, Bill Foos was sub-
stituting a psychical immitation for the physical limita-
tion--in this instance the eye--which h:ad been either p e ~
manently or temporarily removed. It should be understood
that the preceding is only a theory and not necessarily
the true explanation. But it is . food for thought.
NOTE: We admire Eddie's brand of courage Do you want
more articles like this? Please let us know. Margaret
Foos, where are you? We lost track a long while ago!
Are you getting YOUR Proceedings? Have you helped some
in the sharing of the costs lately? People tend to "let
George do it,'' but George isn't around any more and I'd
appreciate your help. Postage and all other costs have
spiraled upward and bills must be paid. 'Nuff said?
"Thank you, God, for letting me be so different from that
guy over there!"
Anon.
8
NOTA BENEr
We heard a rumble that Vesuvius did its thing recently,,,
Has anyone been up the Mount lately willing to confirm
this sign of the times? Have tablets -- will travel,
Also, have you observed an increase in earthquake policies
lately, Angelinos?
"MESSAGES FROM THE GOLDEN DENSITY" are almost ready 1 1 1
We've received so many inquiries about George Van Tassel's
previous books, you'll be interested to know that these 3
are availabler ''WHEN STARS LOOK DOWN," "SUSIE'S SUDDEN
SAUCER," and now the newly available luxury edition o ~ t he
"MESSAGES FROM THE GOLDEN DENSITY." After seeing this new
Limited First Edition myself, I feel confident that the
twenty dollar charge is not very much for this beautiful
gold-leafed edition,
Tapes #3, #4, and #5 are available now -- #4 and #5 are
new, We think you will find that these new tapes give
very good information from the space people which you
will find interesting and informative - now,
Additional information through Dorris Van Tassel,
P, o. Box 386?, Landers CA 92284,
Many volunteers have spent time and money to get this
project to this stage. Now that we know the time and cost
figures, let's act! Assuming that ~ . o o o people each con-
tributed one hundred dollars ($100), this project OUR
PROJECT -would be completed; that's all it would take!
Or 400 people at one thousand dollars ($1,000) could ac-
complish the same objective. Golden Density Contributors
(major contributors of $1,000 or more) will receive FREE
a First Edition of the "
1
!\!essages From The Golden Density"
with special gold-leafed pages in handsome leather-type
binding.
"It is your own negative emotional responses which are
causing subtle changes in metabolism and body chemistry
that are eating away at your health and well-being,,,even
as you are reading these lines," -Roy Masters
9
REQUOTABLE QUOTES
of the food we eat keeps us alive the oth-
er two thirds keeps the doctors alive."
Orson Welles
"I like the old days best I was younger then !
James Bond
"There is no truth to the rumor that the Internal
Revenue service: is staffed with reformed muggers
They're not reformed, they're just better dressed."
Al Batt
"Tell me and I forget. Teach me and I remember
involve me and I learn."
Benjamin Franklin
"Time is really the only capital that any human being
has and the one thing that he can't afford to lose"
Thomas Edison
"In a dictatorship the people are afraid to tell the
truth to their leaders. In a democracy the leaders,.
are afraid to tell the truth to the people."
Michael Zolonek
What's better than a nuclear power plant?
One designed around the ordinary non-stop political hot-
air program in favor of anything else.
URANIUM


10
SOURCE, General Accauntina Office
We hear that the Sun Desert Nuclear Plant for Riverside
was much oppossed, It seems a safe place for Nuclear,.
and other wastes is not findable,,.
Uranium Ore Wastes Abandoned
There are abandoned industrial sites along Interstate 15
and only 4 miles from downtown Salt:Lak.e City, They look
harmless behind rusty fences, Radioactive residue is lo-
cated here and it is unlabeled,,,for anyones use, That's
why it presents problems, There are at least 22 more of
these abandoned mills in western states; each of them do
represent a hazardous and long-neglected legacy of Amer-
ica's push into the nuclear age.
The ores have concentrations of activity that are not at
all harmless. In fact, the material is death dealing, A
lot of the buildings and homes of Colorado and Utah had
foundations made from these materials!! The occupants
are completely unaware. It is considered improper or it
is politically inconvenient to mention the subject
Debris of any nuclear era, ,whether it is within our own
period of time or in the time of Mu and Atlant.is,.caused
deadly problems!! ------
In 1961 I noted many lovely centers in Yucatan were left
abandoned without any explanation, I believe the wise
ones of the past ages recognized radiation and departed,
knowing . Are we better able or prepared to handle this
ecologJ.c and environmental challenge today ? Lets Act !
rrnrnmlllllllllllllnnrrrrmmmrnnulnlmnnnrnrrmnn
C :Z:me.=-JwU<Jred . =
9_i,ve 1M wha:t v.f_ff-o-odflru4, 0 .,.!;,d..--- even- if
-uJe d, ;:/j ano! al/tfuoti--u evi1.-J
even/ we a/.1ijor- /C E
=

11
I
DEATH IS A TEACHING
iYLUU.am l3a1i.aAd
There are many questions to ask ourselves when we are on
the Spiritual Path. Do we grieve for ourselves, or
for our loved ones? They certainly do not need our grief
for they have been released or "recalled" from this heavy
dense, material plane. They are now in transition, free
and able to function unfettered.
They are vibrating at a much higher rate of speed than on
the mortal plane. Though you cannot see them perhaps,
they can see you.
Just as we do not see the blades of an electric fan when
it is running, so we also oo not see our loved ones out of
accustomed rate. They are no longer slowed down by the
weight of a dense and material body. The mortal form has
a slower vibration and is in the range of our mortal vis-
ion where we see with mortal eyes. "There is no death."
Remember this ani firmly fix it in your state of conscious-
ness. The finality of death is just not final.
Centuries of teachings deliberately programmed tha;t we are
to accept and fear death. We were not to question or to
wonder about the happenings. Do you think, do you fear a
changing rate of vibration or the pattern we often think
of in our times as a "RECALL."
Sometimes such a change of vibration permits one to be of
greater usefulness. Restrictions of the body are gone and
the shifting from one phase to another is simplified.
Many thus have the joy of helping to complete a Spiritual
Program that was started by another when this transition
takes place and the baton is transferred.
That which was not completed yesterday may be finished
tomorrow, by another. "We all stand on the shoulders of
past generations." Always there is a right moment for
every plan. Tomorrow fits well into eternity which is not
fixed, is not far off. Every minute, every hour of every
day becomes a part of the great Eternal NOW.
I t ~ an Eternal Now that is helping to continue an activ-
ity or a project started by one "recalled'' into another
vibration. Pioneers are mighty souls who demonstrate a
very "Special Mission." Others have the simpler task of
starting a ball to roll or keeping it rolling, as I'd
like to do with this idea.
12
I
Our world especially needs pioneers -- the bright ones --
the shining ones with dedication and desire to help human-
ity. They are strong leaders who have special foresight
and initiative to give us a glimpse of the future, which
seems always over the hill and beyond our understandings.
It is good to know that all is relative, that a future is
now starting to happen today. Soon it will be the
beginning of that past we call tomorrow.
The tides of life come in, and the tides of life go out.
The waves reach for the shore and the strong ones touch
the highest cliff. The pattern is repeated - incarnation
to incarnation and on again.
We must reach for a state of perfection in any endeavor -
no matter how trivial it seems for it is in this way that
we perfect ourselves through mastery of primary grades.
We climb the spiral staircase and learn that the magic is
a simple rule of climb. Part of the mastery is fulfilling
obligations.
An obligation is really an unpaid debt.which, until it is
brought into balance with this life, has to be recognized
as an unpaid responsibility, and thus an imperfect aspect
of living, Now. I see that debts no matter how incurred
must be dissolved or brought into balance by word, deed
or monetary stipend. It matters little the
An obligation returns for payment in various and sundry
ways until dissolvement of the debt.
I feel we owe a debt of gratitude to The Integratron, the
wonderful project pioneered by George w. Van Tassel who
had the foresight and vision to begin what others may now
complete--and which must not go uncompleted-- an electro-
static magnetic generator which will benefit mankind.
He selected competent people to pass the baton to, but
they require our wholehearted assistance, commitment and
support to carry this project forward. How can you help
with this? Write, please write today and let us know.
Miriam L. Ballard, a longtime supporter of this ministry
writes from the San Francisco area, though just recover-
ing from a severe physical problem. She wanted to share
her insights with us and we appreciate so much her brand
of enthusiasm and inspiration.
13
flying saucer
OFFERED gy:
Jo 0
1
CON1veR
GRAPHIC CI-IARTS
CoMPuTER..
HE.L.IVM TANKS
ROTORS--.
Bfl. TT/3.
SIHV
ETO STATiC
GRAT/ NC:.
CAPACiTOR/ GE.NE.RATOR
GYRo SPIN SPHE-RE.
PROPULSiON UN iT
EL-EC-TRO STAT/<.. S P/NN E: R. DiScS -
CONTROl- &ec. rioN
CAPAC../TOR CoiL.S
OvTER FL.ANGE-
c HA 0 II
PRiMARy I...&NS sysrt:tvt
R1-AY TUBiNG
J...EN<o ADtlC15TiNG> UN tT
Coot-iNa, VNiTs
IoNic ENGiNE:.
(G.l..E.C!RO MAG Neric STATic,
(6#JC;.INE.. MOTOR. Gt:.NE.RRTOR
cut here:
NOTICE

Those who are Voters -- and care to accept this responsibility
and honor -- earn it by not only a financial - - --- - membership
but additionally by activating a harmonious desire, purpose,
and goal consistent with the spirit of the Ministry and its
leadership,
Verification and acceptance is through the Office and Offioers.
Please bring this form with you to the Annual Meeting on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1978 at 7:00 P.M.
Location: The Ministry grounds
Establishment of Voter's Privilege is contingent upon
personal attendance and participation at the Ministry
on October 21. 1978.
OMNivRSAL MiNisTRY
STARTliNG 1'178 SATURDA'/ II AM
MORNiNG SRVICES
PIAC.E: 08 SE RVP.TOR.Y (Co/li(, (;l?ouAJL>'>_
REV. Of{. RAY E V B ~ soL.
---------------------------------------------------------------
-

/)lla.lJ)/l.
!I ucca 1/ alie!f,
U.S.A.
""
Calif.o/Uti.a
92284
"tb
BULK RATE
U. S. POSTAGE
costa mesa
92627
Permit No.102
HOwtird DiBsly
1174; Vill Dor.ad .
ere- Coell!" , Me 6) .. '1
GIANT Ro<:K
AIRPORT

WHITE DoME
_ _ _ LANDERS

VICTORVILLE HwY (0Mt
'"ex" WOMAN SPRINGS Ro"
21 MILES TO
INTE.RSTA.TE 10
16
.SHELL GA!.
!:>TATION
To 29
JosHUA PALMS

e9 PALM5 Hwy