Marcel Vogel's Special Crystals, and all their history.

Marcel Vogel Chemical Born April 14, 1917, San Francisco, California, USA Died February 12, 1991, San José, California, USA

What is the Marcel Vogel crystal? Voguel this crystal was designed by Marcel Vogel who in his lighting saw the energetic signature of quartz was very similar to that of translucent water, and as the human body is approximately 70% water, the quartz crystal could be used to charge and influence the body. , crystals cut at angles of sacred Phi are capable of many things, most of which are beyond the current understanding of the masses of humanity who find themselves in polarity consciousness. You see, these crystals exist above your visible light spectrum, right in the perceptible divisions of crystalline light into the x-rays and ultraviolet rays where it is intended to intensify the energy of the crystal.

The whole story of Marcel Vogel.

I will put in detail the History of Marcel Vogel, and I want to leave here all my thanks to him for this wonderful "discovery" that the scholars of the world of the energy of stones and crystals will understand that it was a beautiful channel to guide and help us in healing our bodies and souls.

What would happen if the elusive proof of psychic energy was finally established? What changes would take place in our culture if science suddenly gave way in its attempt to understand, as it did in its demand for evidence? Would such evidence be enough to awaken a slumbering nation to the knowledge that it has been transformed through partial disability to full strength? And finally: Will we ever see the day when even the most sceptical will accept the fact that his mind alone is enough to cure him of his illnesses, and that the foundations upon which his reality is built consist of a cluster of intentions and assumptions?

If Marcel Vogel is right, we may soon find out if this scenario will appear. According to Vogel, the first step - the proof - is not far off. When it arrives, he says, it will arrive from his research lab in San Jose, PRI.

Vogel is not only sincere in his statement but also confident – ​​very, very confident – ​​the kind of confidence needed to convince Stanford University, IBM and The Arthritis Foundation to donate scientific instruments to prove that science and metaphysics are intrinsically compatible. And Marcel Vogel is right to be confident when he has a string of brilliant careers that include: chemist, inventor, manufacturer and scientist.

But in his final analysis, it's not his achievements that give Vogel confidence. On the contrary, both achievement and trust spring from a much more basic source – faith. A devout though iconoclastic Catholic, Vogel's faith is part of his process.

Vogel says he endorses it and believes that for all you pray, if that's what you mean, it will be achieved. Ask and you will know; search and you will find; knock and the door will open. These are the three statements that Christ made, and I try to put them into practice my whole life.

Recalling a milestone that occurred early in his life, Vogel says that as a young man he would go to Mass, sit and meditate on what it meant to be alive: What was the meaning of his existence? What would I do with my life? And I meditated from age six to eleven. Finally, one morning after Mass, a voice spoke within me: You are going to be a chemist – a phosphoric chemist. You will build your own corporation, and then you will develop fundamental work on phosphorus.

So at eleven years old, Marcel Vogel got a chemistry set and a year later he had a full lab. It started as a childhood fascination with fireflies, faith propelled him towards the discovery at age eleven that a synthetic component that produced the luminescent chemistry that ignited the firefly's light. Before the advent of fluorescent lamps, Vogel had already produced a set of phosphors that produced light in a tubular shape.

Following this original vision, Vogel entered the University of San Francisco to study phosphoric chemistry, only to find that there was no established course of instruction. So Vogel continued to educate himself by studying the available information that he initially found in translations of German scientific publications. In 1940 Vogel met Dr. Peter Pringsheim, a German refugee who was a professor at the University of California. It was with Dr Pringsheim that Vogel finished his studies. Two years later Vogel and Pringsheim published the book that predicted their vision: ''The Luminescence of Liquids and Solids and their Practical Applications'' which ran for three editions and was translated into German in 1950.

Vogel encountered the second requirement of his vision in 1944 when he established The Vogel Luminescent Corp. which developed, among other things, the colour red used in colour TVs, fluorescent paints, paints and types of powder.

In collaboration with Ralph Flores and Dan Johnson, Vogel developed magnetic protection for IBM's hard drives that are still used by the company.

In the mid-1950s, Vogel sold his company and went to work full time for IBM, with his research focused on pioneering innovations in magnetics, optical-electrical equipment and liquid crystal systems. When Vogel left IBM after 27 years and created Psychic Research Inc. (psychic research), his non-profit corporation devoted to the study of energies commonly called metaphysics, he had amassed one hundred patents.

Vogel's transformation from rational to spiritual scientist began at IBM while preparing a course he gave to employees on creativity. While preparing for the course, he came across two intriguing articles about Cleve Backster's work with plants, one in Argosy Magazine titled "Do Plants Have Emotions?" and the other at Popular Electronics that included a diaphragm for the device that could measure chemically induced electrical reactions emitted by plants.

What Vogel found in his earlier experiments was that his instrument measured more plant reactions when he thought about burning, tearing or uprooting them than when performing tasks.

Later experiments led him to more shocking results: taking three elm leaves (tree), Vogel would place them side by side on a glass plate in his home. Each day, he focused on two of the sheets – sending them love and well-being – while ignoring the third. After a week, the leaf he ignored was brown and withered, while the only noticeable difference between the plants he'd communicated with since picking them up was that the stems seemed to be healing, remaking.

Further experiments revealed that through thought alone he discovered that he could make the plant log up to 8,000 miles. In one experiment, he connected two plants to the same device. He took a leaf from one plant and found that the second plant responded to the attack of the first, but only if he was paying attention. It seemed to be his own mental reaction. It seemed to be his own mental response that was being recorded through the plants as if the plants reflected his own consciousness. Vogel was convinced that the experiments were revealing a method of storing energy – delicate psychic energy. Plants were like batteries for their own thoughts and intentions.

About this period of his life, Vogel says he finally taught him lessons he needed to learn. There is energy connected with thought. When someone pulses someone else's thought, the energy becomes coherent, and that thought coherence has the power of a laser.

After extensive experiments using plants connected to the Wheatstone Bridge as a measuring device (which measures electrical resistance by comparing a known to an unknown resistance), Vogel learned that when you breathe out slowly in a natural way, the instruments show little activity. But when the air is caught and released in a sudden way – the pulsation of breathing from the nostrils – the charge is induced to acquire laser quality. The needle measuring the activity would practically go off the chart. Later he found that distances of 10, 20 and even 100 feet did not lessen the load. Apparently, he overcame the inverse square law (the square of the distance is inversely proportional to the influence of two bodies acting on each other) and witnessed a new kind of energy transformation. Breathing seemed to be the key.

Of the two distinct polarities involved in breathing, the in-breath brings the charge to the body, while the out-breath discharges an opposite polarity. Scientifically, inspiration brings oxygen into the blood-forming oxyhaemoglobin and expiration releases carbon dioxide. However, on an esoteric level, Vogel believes that breathing in also brings the life force, while breathing out releases the power of thought.

It is difficult to argue that at least the expression of our thoughts is achieved through exhalation. If in doubt, try to talk just as you breathe in.

Vogel's work with plants has made him something of a celebrity, with television appearances for a detailed look at his work in a popular 1973 book, The Secret Life of Plants by Peter Tompkins and Christofer Bird. But even though he had no consciousness, he was ready to move into a new area of ​​study – the hidden myth of crystals and the effect they have on human consciousness.

Although Vogel was involved in extensive research with liquid crystals, his first encounter with natural quartz did not come until 1974 after the lecture he gave on plant research at the Church of Religious Science in Los Angeles. After the lecture, a woman approached and introduced herself as Dr. McKistry. She said that she had quartz crystals that had the peculiarity of vibrating when held in her hand.

Unimpressed by this, Vogel agreed to accept a sample for the experiment. When the crystal arrived at his laboratory in San Jose, Vogel found that Dr. McKistry was more than justified. He remembers taking the crystal she sent, holding it in his hand, taking a breath, and pointing the crystal toward a friend, Chuck McNosa. As his breath pulsed, a charge passed through the crystal and into this man. His head went back, and he went into an altered state of consciousness. That was his first encounter with the crystal. He said, “This is for the birds. I don't want to have anything to do with it.”

He who initially did not want to work with crystal eventually overcame that hesitation and focused on quartz crystal research ever since, research that Vogel describes as a long and tiring journey of struggles.

After working with natural crystals, Vogel soon found limitations. Crystals weren't logical enough, considering the field that comes from a person's mind and body. He found that by cutting and faceting natural quartz, the potential information storage capacity could be expanded. Through the analogy of a ruby, Vogel explains the value of cutting and faceting: “A natural ruby ​​(chromium aluminum oxide) is a piece of stone without description, but in a cutting machine you produce the gem. Now you take it a step further. Take the same ruby, carefully cut and try to polish it inside a cylinder, put burner windows so that the light thrown inside is reflected back and forth, and you have a laser – a ruby ​​laser. Put energy inside that laser, and the amplified energy that is produced can cut a diamond or punch a hole in steel. It's the same light, only magnified. The same thing happens with these crystals. Nature created the basic structure, but man creates a pattern that makes it easy to use.

Vogel decided that if he was to continue working with quartz crystals, he would have to find a way to magnify and concentrate an energy field in order to measure it. Long research led to few technical discoveries, but Vogel was not discouraged. He had encountered the same kind of difficulty earlier in his work on luminescence. It wasn't the first time he had to put himself through a rigorous process of self-education. To find the information he needed, Vogel followed the same process he used successfully in his lab work: “I ask questions. I write them down in a notebook. I meditate on them, go to Mass and pray to understand clearly what I have to do.”

He emphasizes the importance of relaxing with expectations that he claims only limit progress. "The goal," he says, "is to be childish," Christ said, Let the little children come to me for theirs is the kingdom of heaven... Well, what is the kingdom of heaven? It's what's inside you and me. It is the release of time and space. It is the encounter with the eternal now.

“When I work in an infantile state,” he says, “I withdraw from time.

I'm just absorbed in what I do and when I breathe, I sit and analyze using my faculties which means all the information stored in my brain – the sensory faculties I developed, and I ask myself: What have I learned? How can I use this? What do I need to do to measure this?

Then I go to work. There is no conflict. We do not use both faculties simultaneously, otherwise, there is a distortion of the point of view that we call reality. You struggle with two different factors. One has no time or space. On the other, we create time by putting our minds together with the goal, and we observe it in a systematic and progressive way. I do the same using the microscope, and I really learned in these 27 years of work, with the microscope, to act in both dimensions. First, I set up the camera and equipment and have the light sources the way I want them. After achieving this, I look at the object of study and ask, "What should I see?" So I let my imagination run wild. I start adjusting the equipment as if I was dreaming.”

This “dream state” provided the answer to Vogel's search for the best way to cut and facet quartz. “One morning I woke up, and in this sleepy state, I saw the form. It seemed to be - you might call it a dream or a vision. I was in front of my mind's eye for minutes, not just a split second. Wordless. Anything. Just the image. Despite not knowing anything about Kabbalah, I saw the Tree of Life.”

With that issue resolved, the hard work of technically making it to the physical form began. It took him a year to cut and grind a crystal in proportion to the Tree of Life. At the end of that year, he produced from quartz a precious instrument capable of converting the charge not found in the electromagnetic spectrum, into the frequency that could be observed and measured from an electrical point of view, that is, a transformer that makes it possible to measure psychic energy. Subtle. This measurement is accomplished through the use of ultraviolet spectrophotometry to determine the charge or vibration ratio of the water. A spectrophotometer is an optical instrument used to measure and compare the intensity of light or other radiation separated according to wavelength, frequency or energy.

The volume of simple water that is brought in from underground sources or deep reservoirs has its own characteristics. When the crystal receives the charge and the water mass rotates around the crystal, the water takes the charge from the crystal and when this “structured” water is measured, the charge shows that the new set of bands in the ultraviolet region between 3 or 4000 angstroms (the unit 1/100,000,000 cm used in measuring the length of light waves) that did not appear in the volume of water developed through the transfer of thought from crystal to water. These changes are permanent, which means I can get this water a day, a week, or a month later, and I'm going to see the same spectrum.

What Vogel discovered after ten years of study was that the four-, six-, and eight-sided, double-ended crystals he made from his view of the Tree of Life, resonate or vibrate in the same way as water. According to Vogel this is important because water is the element of life, and when you cut a crystal and harmonize it with a water molecule, you have the primary channel of communication, going to the blood channel which is essentially water and injecting the vibration. or pattern that the body needs to rebuild itself, restructuring and reforming what is needed.

The biggest discovery we've made in our lab in San Jose is that you can take the crystal, modify it, load it, and get it to oscillate and mentally program the crystal however you want. It could be love from within your heart. It could be a Bach flower, a homeopathic remedy or another form of medication. This vibration, now in the crystal, can be directly transferred to the water.

According to Vogel, water is the medicine of the future. We speak of vital water; of holy water; water from Lourdes and from sacred springs. Consider each of these statements true. When he studied water from various holy sites, he found the structure in the water, which is unique in volume. He's taken a sample from sacred springs in Hungary and displays a level of energy that transcends anything ever seen. He took a drop and put it in reverse osmosis water, and all the water was charged with the original drop of Hungarian water.

“What we are seeing is the backbone of a completely new science and technology. In the future, we will take water and program it to be health-promoting.”

Vogel discovered that mind energy projected onto a crystal will structure water as if it were frozen, "in the process of crystallization in ice, water exhibits all the patterns of the crystallographic world." There are seven main crystallographic classes that we know of in nature, and all of them can be formed in ice crystals. Vogel says it is the embodiment in a particle of matter of everything that exists.

When structured with the mind and thought through the crystal, water (unlike ice) remains in a liquid state. According to Vogel, “an analogous pattern is constituted in space to receive, through vibrations, resonance transference, the energy contained in the crystal”. What happens is that the structuring of water forces the localized extension of a hydrogen atom. “When you stretch something,” he says, “you increase energy. Increase rotation and increase potential energy. When water is structured with thoughts, it remains fluid but structured. It's organized, carries information, and takes just an extra minute of charging to release its energy. When you leave the water molecule agitated and increase its elasticity, it can add to your body: light as a photon in the ultraviolet region; it can release energy in the form of heat, and it can vibrate making a sound.

Light, water and sound – are nature's information carriers. Her, Vogel imagined that the healing ability attributed to shamanic drums uses this process of nature to bring the energy field into the blood channel. Experiments revealed that the beat of the drum structures water. “When you combine the drum beat with the additional crystal,” he says, “a set of Voice tracks appear on the spectrophotometer. An additional information code is created. Your whole body is good when you deal with shamans.

Much earlier, in 1961, Vogel discovered that crystals enlarged when sound was applied to them. When the note asks, the crystal for a particular class of crystals, which grow and fit the note, the crystal desires a special class of crystals. “I have a single crystal with all faces defined and defined in the symmetry pattern. There is something beyond pure vibration, and I call that the crystal soul. It is an initiation of a life force that makes matter come alive. That's where the sound comes in.

It is an initiatory process. When you play the correct note, the crystal starts drumming symmetrically and the cells change places and start to build or spiral the crystal's life shape.

For Vogel the growth of a crystal is not miraculous, or a plant inherently of matter that reflects like words of Genesis: “We say that man was made in the image and likeness of God. You can see this in action when you do Grow or Crystal. I have thousands of them. It's the most exciting thing you can be interested in.” This process involves developing a seed crystal from a matter in the solution state. Salt (which is a crystal) is dissolved in water. When in solution, it is clear and transparent. Light passes through the distortion, except for the normal refraction of the glass beaker on which it rests. An evaporated state super close to saturation, which says that as the main water, it is the water that is being designed to get closer. Finally, supersaturation occurs when molecules start bumping into each other. The free space is reduced, and they bump into each other. When this occurs energy is exchanged and the next moment when they collide, they merge. They group together and precipitation occurs. Precipitation is polycrystal (means many directions). Next, a polycrystalline particle is placed on the tip of a silver or copper wire and placed in a saturated solution. Vogel says, “These molecules are together but don't bump into each other. The moment you place the crystal, the outermost facet dissolves and suddenly something remarkable happens: from that of the crystal, information has been transported into the fluid, “I am ready to grow”.

This releases consciousness. Then, while you keep its temperature constant, the thing starts to grow one cell at a time.

“A crystal is a collection of molecules that form the cell unit of its identity in space, and from that cell, consciousness is given. Once that consciousness enters the cell, it takes the replica of its image to it.”

While the cell unit of sodium chloride is cubic (with 04 sides), quartz has a hexagonal shape (with 06 sides). Quartz grows in a spiral from the centre of a silica particle in the core. As the spiral appears, the quartz has just formed a facet. This process continues until your memory is realized, and all six facets are formed. This completes the growth of the crystal. Vogel says: “It has to come to the end of life. Your work is done, and it's time to move on. It leaves the husk - what's left of the growth - which we call a quartz crystal.

“To bring the crystal back to life, all you need to do is breathe into it. Breathing initiates the vibration, the oscillation that brought the crystal to life. This is an important statement because the crystal becomes exhausted.” The power weakens and someone needs to refresh it or recharge the battery.

“The first step is to clear the crystal of previous vibrations or when just stored, the vibrations increase in the crystal. This is done by holding the crystal tips in your hand between your thumb and middle finger. Place two fingers of the other hand on two opposite facets, breathe in and out through the nostrils. You then do the same with the other pair of faces. This is how it works with four-sided crystals. If the crystal is cut into more facets, do the same with each pair. The crystal is clean. We can measure this clarity with the instrumentation we have in the laboratory and find out the fundamental vibration of the crystal, which is 454.

The next phase is to take the crystal and make it rotate in your hand. While doing this, you place a charge on the crystal. You roll the crystal with the larger point up and the smaller angle down. The rotation is clockwise, to the right, until you feel that the crystal has become sticky, that is, you rub it with your fingers, and it increases friction and viscosity. Then inhale and hold the crystal in your hand with the larger tip facing up with the index finger positioned on one of the facets of the operant (larger) tip and the other fingers around the crystal. Release the air through the nostrils. A sensitive person will feel the pulse between the thumb and middle finger, like a heartbeat. This may not happen to everyone, but everyone can experience the following:

“Once you have charged the crystal, place your index finger on the crystal, inhale and exhale. You will see that your finger sticks to the crystal. Inhale while looking at the crystal, and the finger will release and begin to move freely. Breathe out while looking at the crystal, and it sticks. Concentrating, the person pulls the load with the breath and releases it with the outflow of air. When someone departs from their intentions, this does not happen. The crystal works by itself, it oscillates, and the person can work with the charge through the fingers. I repeat carefully: When one concentrates on the crystal, one can intentionally pull the air (inbreath), the charge out of the crystal, and with the outgoing air (outbreath), you apply the charge. It is with intentional inspiration that you increase the charge and create patterns that are necessary to release, balance and heal an individual's body.

The index finger, positioned on one of the slanted sides of the smaller tip, can be seen with a shutter control (which regulates the light). The movement of that finger back and forth will cause the field to widen and narrow; as you move your finger down towards the tip, the field gets lower. Bring it back away from the tip, and the field gets bigger. You can also use your finger as a sensor. So the finger has a dual function: one, to control the volume of the charge; second, a sensor for the charge that is flowing or not. The thumb and middle finger act as conductors of the energy that one wants to release or pull from the person.

“When you inhale, squeeze the crystal and release the air, make a movement with your hand. When the fingers convulse, an additional charge is created within the crystal. When you squeeze the crystal, the pressure is converted into electrical charge.”

“While you are cleaning the crystal, your thoughts should be on cleaning the crystal. It is your intention that produces the result. To review: charge the crystal by rolling it until you feel the crystal become sticky, then inhale, create the image of the crystal in your mind, and exhale with your eyes closed.”

Vogel has worked extensively with crystals as a healing tool. He believes they are particularly helpful in releasing harmful fields of energy that surround the body, which in turn facilitate the healing of a variety of ailments. Vogel's concept of Transformational Medicine begins to take shape in 1980, when Dr. Tamg, a doctor in San Francisco, asked him to speak with a few other doctors. Vogel says: “there are about twenty doctors. They've brought in every type of patient you can imagine, with ailments ranging from cancer to Parkinson's. A person who was blind left the room seeing. A man with high blood pressure had his blood pressure drop to normal within minutes.” Many doctors were so impressed that they continued to work with Vogel six years later.

“The heart of working with these crystals,” says Vogel, “is the thymus gland, which controls the body's immune activity. The gland is located under the sternum, in the middle of the chest. To activate the gland, you hit it. Do this several times until you hear a hollow sound. Place a charged crystal near the gland by rotating it clockwise. Stop 3.8 to 5.1 cm apart and slowly turn it clockwise until you feel resistance.

Of his healing technique, Vogel says, “I want to find the right space between the physical body and the delicate, or ethereal body. I want to be in the etheric body, not the double etheric which is about 1.27 cm outside the energy body. Now either I search up and down and in the transverse direction until I find the point of resistance that defines the delicate body, and especially the energy emanating from the Thymus gland. I grip the crystal tight and rotate my free hand until I can reach the point of maximum resistance. When I do this I feel a vibration that happens in my left hand. When the charge flow appears, the crystal pulses in exact rhythm to what happens in my left hand.” This can take a few seconds or minutes, but Vogel says it takes patience to hold the crystal steady, and wait for the person receiving the treatment to recognize that they feel a flow of energy flowing through their bodies. “There is no control over my breathing or theirs. It is merely a case of establishing an energetic link between myself and the person's body and my other hand. Once the energy starts flowing then I start breathing.”

“When I enter a person's body and bond with them, I breathe in and slowly release the air until I reach halfway through the breath and I hold my breath. If the person can't make the connection with the breath, I relax, release the air, let it out through the nostrils, and try again. The increase in load and connection with the person takes place by holding the breath. When I feel a charging movement that the other person recognizes, I synchronize my breath with the person's breath. I ask the person to inhale, start an up and down movement, and exhale.

I synchronize my breathing with the patients. As I breathe in and out, I have thoughts of well-being, love and peace. When I'm ready for the next phase, I usually say, “Peace be with you. May your mind, heart and spirit become one.” So the patient's body starts to sway and to connect to these vibrations, I move on to the next phase – the connection phase.

“In the connection phase, I begin to spiral to the right, synchronizing both hands. This works as an energetic corkscrew. I tell the patient to breathe, and I go with him in his mind and heart towards the area of the body that needs to be treated. I visualize the root, the cause, the source of the discomfort he is feeling in that area.”

“I go to the source of the problem and focus on it. I increase the tempo and intensity of my voice and release. I close my left hand, and slap it away from my body and down with my right hand. And in that simultaneous act of voice, intensity, pushing with my left hand and snapping with my right I break the pattern that is stuck in the bone, tissue and psyche of the individual. The pattern of the past is destroyed. I usually do this three times. This normally clears a complete area. Then I start the process of closing and healing. “I breathe in, and I see a light and I think well of myself. I breathe again and find myself with my body, mind and spirit. I maintain this state until I feel the patient's body fully relax. If there are bigger problems in other parts of the body, I start the following process: I breathe in and out, linking all the chakras in one big egg. I do this two or three times and return to Timo. Slower, I place the crystal over the Timo and place my other hand in contact. It's the first time I really have contact with the body. Now, with my hands on the patient's back, I tap the tissue. Usually, when the treatment works, the tissue becomes soft and lacks vitality. As I breathe in and out, thinking about the person, I touch the fabric and as soon as the tone returns, I breathe in holding the air and let it out; the job is done”. “Most importantly, I think, is that the entirety of the treatment is an expression of love. I hug the person and say, You are a wonderful person. I give you my love.”

To deal with the crystal, Vogel suggests holding one end with your left hand and the other end with your right hand, placing one facet up, so you can look directly at it. Breathe deeply and release the air through your nostrils, successively rotating each pair of facets. According to Vogel, this gives a load movement, creating a balance of force in the body. This is the balance of the body. While holding the crystal, take a deep breath, close your eyes, look at the pyramidal tip of the crystal and slowly release the air. While holding the image of the crystal in your mind, breathe in and imagine the air coming through the crystal. Now mentally move from the crystal to the area of ​​your body you wish to treat and visualize it. When you make contact with the area that needs attention, you will notice that your hand starts to wobble. At this point, you will intuit the course of action to follow. For example, it may seem obvious that arthritis pain is the result of repressed anger. When the problem point is located, inhale and imagine pulling white light through the crystal to the point. Breathe in again, release it slowly and lovingly, and you will feel your body begin to vibrate and sway.

After 14 years of study, Vogel admits to being just getting started. According to him, the long debate over the existence of psychic energy will come to an end and another scientific heresy will be established. When that proof comes, metaphysicians and mediums will be respected by the public. But this time not as those who recall old translations, but as defenders of new science. I AM, and my mission here is to help. Namaste