Here Comes the Sun: George Harrison was a yogi meditation musician revolutionary: Within You, Without You

 The Background Story of Within You, Without You - vid

 George Harrison talks on meditation - youtube

I saw the last part of Ron Howard's 2016 doc on the Beatles - only to discover it was George Harrison who famously announced he was ending the Beatles touring. That was 1966 and after that their musical focus was inward. George became a Hare Krishna honorary member and had this record produced of Hare Krishna chanting. Then for Sargent Peppers - it was George who got the Yogis on the album cover. This record was the FIRST music record I ever purchased (I had no idea it was considered the best rock album ever recorded) - George SANG this early John Lennon song - Do You Want to know a secret  George's take on the Beatles:

"When I was 17, I was playing in bars in Hamburg. By the time I was 25, we had recorded Sgt Pepper's. Every year in between was like aging 10 years." From 1995 Anthology, in the very last 2 minutes each Beatle gives their take on being with the Fab Four. "You gave us your screams and money. We gave you our nervous systems.... We tried to give some love and that's what it's really all about."

Wow!! I had no idea Optic Nerve was an original hippy psychedelic record store head shop!!

I bought it at the "Optic Nerve" in uptown minneapolis in the mid 80s. I listed to this record alone in my basement - over and over and over - starting at age 15 I suppose. But it was George Harrison's song "Within You, Without You" that intrigued me the most.

George took their India trip the most seriously - actually studying and learning sitar, from a great master.

Sri Yukteswar Giri / Sri Paramahansa Yogananda / Sri Mahavatar Babaji

Although the Beatles wouldn’t meet the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi until two months after Pepper’s release, Harrison was already showing an interest in meditation and other aspects of Indian philosophy. Yogananda, who helped bring these practices to the West through his Self-Realization Fellowship, was a disciple of both Giri and Babaji.

 

 http://www.beatlesebooks.com/within-you-without-you

George read Yogananda's autobiography and it changed his life. (pdf)

 Ravi Shankar All-India Radio documentary

George says his "Within You, Without You" music was based on a raga recorded by Ravi on All-India Radio....

The concert will feature instruments, rare images and newly-produced first-hand accounts of George’s embrace of Indian music told by some of those he encountered in this transformative period of his life.
As part of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the release of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, this unique performance will introduce you to those who took part in a story of the Beatles that has never fully been told.

 The Last Untold Beatles Story - Indian music connection - youtube

More here Those musicians are the late Anna Joshi and Amrit Gajjar (dilruba); and Sikh temple musician Buddhadev Kansara (tamboura) and Natwar Soni (table). They performed on George Harrison's landmark composition 'Within You, Without You’ on the Sgt. Pepper's album. In this concert, the musicians were introduced to the audience for the first time. The film is composed of the highlight of the concert along with interviews with the musicians backstage, and the audience's responses and plays an important role of communicating this research to the general public.

 Living in the Material World - George Harrison documentary youtube

 the film features Ravi Shankar. Shankar was an irreplaceable part of the Beatle's life -- as irreplaceable, I would argue, as Paul McCartney, John Lennon or Ringo Star. Shankar wasn't the fifth Beatle. He was Harrison's lifelong spiritual/musical influence, a paternalistic figure (he's now 91) who helped remind Harrison what was important in life and helped shape the songs that Harrison gave to the world.

 HBO's George Harrison: Living in the Material World, which was directed by Martin Scorcese, is the latest documentary to mention Shankar's musical influence.

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 That was the problem in 1974, when I toured America. I’d done three albums before I went on the road, and I was still trying to finish my own album as we were rehearsing, and also we’d done this other tour in Europe with these classical Indian musicians.

 https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/a-conversation-with-george-harrison-190204/

 Wow I didn't know that Norah Jones was the DAUGHTER of Ravi Shankar!! funny. I just gave her c.d. as an xmas gift.

In support of the charitable work of the David Lynch Foundation, Mr. Scorsese and Olivia Harrison (both TM practitioners) generously gave the foundation permission to host a special preview of this new documentary in Fairfield, Iowa.

OH I had no idea Scorsese practiced TM - no wonder my old film buddy who worked for Scorsese - when I mentioned TM - he kind of defended it. haha.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/george-harrison-meditation_b_991876?ec_carp=1733912581430679975

"I still practice TM," said George Harrison in his later years. "Maharishi only ever did good for us, and though I have not been with him physically, I never left him."  In 1992, Harrison organized and performed a benefit concert to support TM practice and other of Maharishi's "consciousness-based" programs in the United Kingdom. 

http://meditationasheville.blogspot.com/2010/12/maharishi-and-beatles-what-really.html

My Sweet Lord - George Harrison youtube

I Live for you - George Harrison youtube

Within You, Without You Ragafest youtube

Think For Yourself - George Harrison youtube

If Not For You - George Harrison

https://www.youtube.com/user/GeorgeHarrisonVideo/videos

Mini-Doc on George Harrison Indian music

George and Ravi chanting Indian music -

Sitar Beatles Medley youtube

George Bhajan with Ravi

George - Looking for my Life

 "Looking for My Life," as QueenBeatlesBees noted, followed the brutal stabbing Dec. 30 1999, a time George called "not in my script." He was "down upon my knees, looking for my life" the night he was stabbed 40 times.

Dang!!

What is Life - George

George - Son of Hari - tribute doc

This Is Love - George

 https://scroll.in/magazine/881709/how-an-indian-man-and-his-english-wife-introduced-george-harrison-to-ravi-shankar-to-create-history

All things must pass - George

30th anniversary rerelease of All Things Must Pass - George interview

Give Me Love - George Harrison

George on the Traveling Wilburys

George Harrison playlist

Isn't It a Pity - George

mini-doc on behind the scenes of Within You Without You recording

George's greatest hits youtube

The Beatles Magical Orchestra play Within You Without You 

Lord or Legend? review on historicity of Jesus by Greg Boyd

This book was promoted in the local corporate-state newspaper - 

 https://www.amazon.com/Lord-Legend-Wrestling-Jesus-Dilemma/product-reviews/1608999548/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_hist_1?ie=UTF8&filterByStar=one_star&reviewerType=all_reviews#reviews-filter-bar

First, Josephus' writing style was to write chapter upon chapter about the most insignificant people whereas Boyd and Eddy would have us believe Josephus changed his writing style and wrote a miniscule four sentences about this Jesus crucified under Pontius Pilate.

Secondly, the Jesus Testimony is totally out of context. The preceding and following paragraphs describe Romans killing Jews. The alleged Jesus testimony of a "wise man ...who wrought surprising feats...Pilate...condemned him to be crucified" is inserted between these two paragraphs, an incongruous illogical place for such a happy testimony.

Thirdly, the first sentence of the paragraph following the Jesus testimony states, "About the same time also another sad calamity put the Jews into disorder..." Why would Josephus call the Jesus Testimony "another sad calamity"? No, Romans killing Jews was the "sad calamity" in the preceding paragraph and Romans killing Jews in the following paragraph is obviously "another sad calamity."

Who in all probability inserted the Jesus testimony? Who would be a better candidate than Eusebius, the Father of Church History, who acknowledged,"however, it may be amiss, if, over and above, we make use of Josephus the Jew for a further witness." (Evangelical Demonstration Book III, page 124). Eusebius' excuses lying, "It will be necessary sometimes to use falsehood as a remedy for the benefit of those who require such a mode of treatment." The Preparation of the Gospel, volume 2, page 619, published by Baker Books. Eusebius, the Father of Church History sets the standard for much of what passes for Christian apologetics.

A major oversight of these authors is not mentioning Philo Judaeus of Alexandria (20 BCE - 45 CE). Philo was a Hellenistic Jew living in Alexandria. Origin preserved Philo's theological writings, which have astounding parallels to John's gospel and Paul's epistles (thoroughly set forth in Benson's "The Origins of Christianity and the Bible" Chapters 25 and 26). Philo wrote about a God of love, Jews who sin go to hell, gentiles who come to God go to heaven, God is a trinity, God creates through His word, God holds all things together by His word, the word is the first begotten Son of God, God draws man through His word, the word is the appointed judge of man. Sound familiar? Philo was contemporaneous with Jesus, yet in all Philo's writings he does not once mention anything about a Jewish Messiah in Jerusalem, a Jesus of Nazareth, a crucifixion, a resurrection, Jewish saints coming out of their graves, an earthquake, or an eclipse. Philo's silence is deafening!

Philo's writings preceded both the epistles and the gospels. The many and profound similarities suggest Philo's strong influence, possibly plagiarized contributions to the gospel of John and much of Paul's thought. It seems more than coincidental that the oldest fragment of the gospel of John was found in Philo's home country of Egypt.

Why do these authors fail to mention the first century Galilean historian Justus of Tiberius? He wrote a history of Palestine covering the time of Christ's alleged existence. Justus' work has perished, but Photius, a ninth century Christian scholar, who was acquainted with it, says: "He (Justus) makes no mention of Christ, of what things that happened to him, or of the wonderful works that he did" (Photius' Bibliotheca, code 33).

Yep.

wow - 26 comments for that one review!

Robert M. Price5 years ago

Mr. Walters, I invite you to read my detailed review of Boyd and Eddy, The Jesus Legend at http://www.robertmprice.mindvendor.com/reviews/boyd_eddy.htm. Also, you might want to look at my chapter on Greg Boyd in my book The Case Against the Case for Christ. I believe Lee Salisbury is correct. Incidentally, I am proud to count both Lee and Gregg as personal friends.

And you need to take a close look at Salm. Among others, Phillip E. Davies thinks he is correct.

Robert M. Price

 Your quotations of Eusebius are out of context and in any case do not prove that he actually interpolated Josephus. There are references to the Testimonium in Christian literature prior to Eusebius as well, see here: http://www.tertullian.org/rpearse/josephus/josephus.htm
Again, read the relevant sections of "The Jesus Legend", pp.167-169 for a cogent explanation of the 'silence' of secular writers about Jesus. Even though he worked wonders the most spectacular of these were done only in the presence of disciples and followers (walking on water, resurrection, etc.) Historians like E.P. Sanders and J.P. Meier are actually surprised there were any references to Jesus at all, given his geographical location, social status and abrupt death. 

Haven't read *this* book, but Boyd and Eddy deal with most of your criticisms in their other book "The Jesus Legend: A Case for the Historical Reliability of the Synoptic Jesus Tradition ". In contrast, "Lord or Legend?" is supposed to be a layperson summary of the much more academic book "The Jesus Legend". The latter is a bit of a heavy read, but I highly recommend it. Boyd also deals with some of these issues in his book "Letters from a Skeptic", which has a few major shortcomings.

best wishes

Robert Price's review of Boyd 

Another egregious case of Janus apologetics, facing both ways at once, is Boyd’s and Eddy’s argument that the resurrection of Jesus cannot have been borrowed from polytheistic mythemes. Their first step is to circumscribe a magic zone from about 165 BCE to 70 CE when there was no Jewish inclination, but rather the reverse, to accept Hellenistic influence. They figure that the Hasmonean victory over the Seleucid Hellenizers put an end once and for all to the temptation to Hellenize. Hellenization began to rear its ugly head again only after the Roman victory over Jews. This strikes me as a gratuitous assumption. Indeed, the fact that there is during their magic period much evidence of Jewish anti-Hellenistic Zealotry surely means the “danger” of influence continued. You don’t strengthen the fortifications when there is no enemy at the door. And no evidence of Hellenization? What about the astrology of the Dead Sea Scrolls? Ah, er, it’s not what it looks like! The presence of horoscopes at Qumran doesn’t mean the sectarians actually used or believed in them, say the apologists. Perish the thought! It was probably because they needed them to write scholarly refutations of them! And second- to third-century synagogues with mosaics of Hercules, Dionysus and the Zodiac? Purely decorative, that’s all. Come on! Obviously, you don’t decorate your house of worship with images of gods you find abhorrent! And this was just at the time Yavneh Judaism was getting stronger and stronger! Judaism just was not a solid monolith even at this time, much less in Jesus’ time.

The Elevated Kang Bed Stove Heater: Infrared Photon radiant heat of the Rocket Stove versus the ThermoSiphon

So legally a campSITE is not the same as a campGROUND. It's something a person might not notice at first. I was reading the state pollution control agency meeting notes - they state that it is acknowledged: "Primitive buildings are a VOID in our recordings." I thought that was funny - in the middle of the night - very funny indeed. Yes if they only knew the secrets of Daoist alchemy - best done in a primitive building, of course (or a cave)....

And so for my tax code designation I get a - stunning - 300 square feet of "structure" - to play with. And - well - usually it is assumed people are going to "improve" their land to move into the other tax code structures. No - not me. I plan on just fully utilizing that 300 square feet limit. Right  now I figure I got 200 square feet - most of it is WALL - for insulating the tipi-hogan (white trash foyer).

My dad was a big Harry A. Frank fan - an amazing early 1900s travel writer. He worked as he traveled. Here he is on a Kang bed heater.

So I did a post last year or so on Kang beds - I was messing around - and the photos are hilarious. I'm not even gonna repost them. That's how embarrassing they are. It's duct pipe - in the ground - trying to do impossible maneuvers with smoke and heat.  Why would I construct such monstrosities! Well hopefully to inspire people - same reason I did dumpster diving for 10 years. So people look at what I'm going and go - gee my life can't be so bad - check out that dude! haha.

Here is a whole set of Russian Kang beg stove heaters - amazing designs.

Yeah so I figure when spring comes around - besides getting my mushroom farm going - I will also start playing with mud-clay a lot (since that's all my land is besides a little scrub forest - it's a peat swamp clay situation). YES - I can leverage that - it turns out the MAIN tree on my land can also grow my favorite gourmet mushroom! So presto - I have a tentative business model. Now I have 100 square feet to play with for my new Elevated Kang Heated Bed - Stove (kitchen slash clothes drying slash comfy sleep space)...

I thought I was being really stupid since I could not figure out those Kang bed stoves! haha. Turns out - no I'm not the only one.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/226278378_Chinese_kangs_and_building_energy_consumption

OK this is great article that goes over the real details of how these things are constructed.

For example, the elevated kangs are estimated to be 30% more energy
efficient than the traditional kangs.

In an elevated kang, an reinforced concrete slab in one piece (soleplate)

is built on several columns to a height of about 20 cm, on which short pillars stand at regular internals, rising to a total of up to 60 cm in height; a flat surface (faceplate),

as a bed plate, is then made by laying brick plates on the top of the pillars.

In order to regulate the thermal performance of an elevated kang, a fume stopper is built at the end of the heating chamber, which can be used to restrict the flow

rate of hot smoke, increase the residence time of smoke, and increase turbulence to enhance heat transfer between smoke and plates. Generally, the dimension of a fume

stopper is 420 mm length×50 mm width ×160 mm height. Besides, a stop plank at the smoke outlet of the kang body is used to control smoke flow. In order to

sustain good thermal conditions, the material for the plate should have high thermal capacities and enough rigidity and also be easily found and cheap in rural areas.

The commonly used plate materials include slate, brick, adobe or clay, and concrete.

transfer from the chimney walls is regarded as heat

conduction loss.

 

I really like this infrared FLIR camera comparison between an elevated and normal "ground" KANG. - just look at those temp differences! I need to transfer it. Yeah so the good on to the right is 40 degree Fahrenheit. Pretty warm!

What I have relied on now is a double insulated sleeping pad - plus a big comfy winter sleeping bag (that I can sit in full lotus) - so I can do Tummo Daoist alchemy meditation. I get too hot so far - down to 10 degrees Fahrenheit outside. That is with NO fire wood stove at all! Just relying on my clay "radiant heat" insulation.

The thing about radiant heat - what is it? It is photons - infrared photons. This is in contrast to "normal" heating which is to make the air molecules vibrate faster - through conduction and convection. Convection being the problem of more fireplaces:

 Fireplaces, for one thing, are hugely inefficient, because most of the heat escapes through the chimney. They also suck in large amounts of cold air through cracks and gaps in the building envelope, which cools the air indoors and introduces strong drafts.

What I did in my tipi wood stove heater - is connect an outside air duct pipe directly into the bottom of the fire place - so it bypasses cooling the inside of the room (directly). The air has to get sucked through the charcoal layer of the fire - as the oxygen source for the fire is then from BELOW. This is the TLUD design that I also blogged on before.

  a process of “”top-lit updraft with migrating pyrolysis front”,

 So it's being pulled down because the oxygen is coming up from below, not from above.

So then there are lots of academic physics analysis of this secret of gasification burning - why? Because it is much more efficient in producing heat without any pollution - so you get more heat and less pollution. A great deal. Again the Chinese knew this secret a long time ago - thousands of years ago.

Now think about it - Shen is Fire and the whole key of alchemy is to get the Shen below the water - to create steam as qi energy. The Steam in this case is the highly charged gasification fumes that are then burned off from secondary oxygen from below.

So you put the Shen fire below the charcoal that is emitting the carbon monoxide fumes - and this separates the secondary burning of the fumes from the primary burning of the oxidation in the flame of the fire.

So then the carbon monoxide gets separated from the primary oxidation since the fire is now below the charcoal that is above, as the oxygen source is from the bottom of the stove.

So radiant heat is slow and steady and also naturally healing - soothing - red color heat.

This type of "masonry" stove heater has been traced back to 4000 years ago. (fascinating article on ancient radiant heating stoves)

An ondol is a kind of traditional Korean underfloor heating system that uses wood as fuel. Today it usually uses heating pipes under the floor.
A Chinese kang bed-stove is built with bricks and provides heating and cooking devices at the same time.
Although the two are quite similar, the Korean ondol has its own characteristics that distinguishes it from the Chinese kang, Ma says.
"The fact that the ondol is seeking the status does not mean that kang is going to lose the opportunity," Ma says, responding to speculation that having ondol on the World Heritage list will deprive kang of the right to be on it, too.
China tops the list, with 38 intangible cultural heritages recognized by UNESCO.

 OK let's take a look!

So based on the above (equally confusing) Kang images - that luckily are explained in that research paper I linked - we can assume those "cut outs" are actually support columns for the floor. Basically turn the whole floor into the "bed." 

So the idea of the rocket stove heater - is the "riser" is strongly insulated - so the smoke is forced to circulate back against itself inside the insulation - at very strong temperature. This burns off the particulates in the smoke - so you get a very hot burn - while also storing up the heat. Someone tried to combine a rocket stove heater with a Kang bed.

[TOO MUCH COLD AIR] It is possible to provide the fire with too much air for the amount of wood you are burning this will actually cool the fire. Even though we make much of our Rockets Roar -truthfully it should sound about like chimney/creosote fire just starting off. You can learn to Automatically feed it by the amount of noise it Makes !

You can partially close off the top of your Feed Tube with a couple of bricks to better channel the amount of air you are feeding your fire and should notice a quick increase in Your Rockets full song !

With a red hot burn tunnel, you should have no or very little Charcoal build-up within the Burn Tunnel . Charcoal 'left over' after you have fired Your Rocket is a sign you are not getting things hot enough !

[NOT ENOUGH AIR - TOO MUCH WOOD] Sometimes new Rocket Owners will try to cram in more wood in an effort to not be watching their rocket all the time and the result will be that chunks of wood and charcoal will be pushed deeper into the Burn tunnel and you can end up with a constipated Rocket that will not burn well ! I doubt that is your trouble, but it is worth checking !

 Other factors are - how dry the wood is - if the wood is wet, (or much moisture it has)....

So when we say - burns off the particulates - this includes any "creosote"! I tried this with my tipi wood stove - but I just winged it - using pure clay without any "barrel." I then put the chimney duct pipe closer to the "front" of the wood stove. This forces the smoke to double back over the fire. Obviously this is again a really stupid idea - because if the fire is not hot enough to burn off the smoke then there is too much smoke. But once I got the fire going - based on the above factors - then it actually burned off the smoke!!

How does this smoke heat exchange work?

 the smoke flow velocity reaches 3m/sec in the channel. The high temperature smoke flows into the kang, spreads out and its velocity drops quickly to about 0.1 m/sec after 1-1.5 metres in the bed. Due to turbulence the smoke fills the spaces and has time to transfer its heat.

 That's an amazing drop in speed!!

So there is someone posting on youtube who is very critical of the rocket stove. The Rocket Stove claims that since the temperature gets SO HOT there is POSITIVE PRESSURE that PUSHES the smoke - for that reason - the smoke can go against its own expansion - and can be forced to go DOWN in direction and then out to heat the bench or bed. But this critic says - the problem is that there is not enough positive pressure and so the smoke cools down too much since there is also not enough Chimney Rise to create a NEGATIVE PRESSURE.  

NEGATIVE PRESSURE AND THE STACK EFFECT
When it’s full of hot air, it actually pulls air through the firebox; this pulling action is what’s referred to as draft. The simplest way to increase the draft in your chimney is to burn your fire hotter—the hotter the air gets, the lighter it becomes. Because the air becomes lighter, it has more pull, thereby drawing more air through the firebox and up your chimney.

So because the chimney gets HOT it accelerates out the smoke - and therefore creates a sucking vacuum that PULLS up the rest of the smoke. The Rocket Stove guru calls this the ThermoSiphon. But if the chimney gets too cold then the smoke condenses and forms too much creosote. So he says to make sure you insulate the chimney and still build a real chimney. I'll find his video. He was going to do a follow up video also.

No Creosote Rocket Stove heater vid

 So what makes his stove different

Personally I find the whole "heat riser" versus "combustion chamber" versus - the thing that covers the heat riser - and the barrel that covers the thing that covers the heat riser. It is all very complicated - very fast.  But I do get some ideas from this. Luckily since I ALREADY have a TLUD rocket stove - then I can "convert" it - by creating a separated Kang bedroom. So when I light the Hunter stove - I won't be "inside" the heating area - but instead any initial smoke from getting the TLUD going can be drafted out of the kitchen cooking room (just as with a Chinese Kang bed stove!)

So the thing about Kang Beds is they make sure to have the chimney build inside the house - so you maintain the heat to accelerate out the smoke. So you don't get as much creosote build up.

 Rocket Stove guru explains in a few minutes - vid

OK now I feel like I have a better grasp of ALL the factors involved.

So the idea is not that an insulated chimney is unnecessary but rather you still LOSE the heat if you're trying to burn off the creosote by insulating the chimney. So you need to ALSO insulate the firebox to burn off the creosote there as well. Once you have a clean burn then you can let the exhaust (mainly water vapor) just linger in the 6 inch duct pipe - to conduct the heat into the cob that then radiates it out.

What the fire stove had at my old house - a combustor that lowered the temperature - chemically - needed - to burn the particles - and so the smoke of the fire was then sent back through the combuster - and then a fan was used to blow the heat off of the stove. But you still needed a hot enough fire to burn off the particles - or else you still got creosote. So as the fire burned down - it cooled down too much for the chimney to stay hot enough to burn off the creosote - since the combustor no longer worked at the cooler temperatures...

Stove in the entry way - so any smoke can clear out.

Kang bed: The bed is made of bricks, the interior of which is piped with the flue from the stove in the adjacent entryway.

The Flywheel Effect in nonwestern meditation body-mind resonance: The Lower Tan Tien (Dantian)

many blade increases the torque due to flywheel effect.

So it is not just "many blades" - in wind power turbines that causes the flywheel effect as an increase in momentum - but also ODD (asymmetric) number of wind turbine blades.  (emphasis in original)

Wind turbines are capable of producing usable power 24 hours a day. ... Wind turbine blades are also an area with a lot of options and can be confusing. Jeff explains the different blade materials, blade numbers (odd blades versus even blades), and the flywheel effect.May 18, 2015

Wind Turbines for the Beginner How To Part One by Missouri Wind ...

https://vimeo.com/128148459

 So in electronic circuits - the Flywheel Effect - youtube vid
is a resonance that converts several different gaps in charge, into a smooth sine wave amplification as increased torque.

So then people analyze how this Flywheel Effect might work...

The only tenable claim is that the device can be set going in steady state, heading downwind at more than wind speed; it then has a large ground speed and meets a small headwind; and that it can extract enough power from this headwind to drive the wheels and continue to move in steady-state. This claim may not be prima facie absurd (it does seem that a vehicle with a wind turbine mounted on it can advance into the wind) but I still want to see a serious analysis before I find it plausible.

So it sounds like just an off the cuff "comment" until we encounter a whole senior year college thesis in mechanical engineering - focused on this issue.




So we have an electrical flywheel effect but now we have a mechanical flywheel effect based on gravity (inertia)....combined together we have an electrogravitic flywheel effect.




So the irony here is that higher speed means fewer blades and for higher torque then more blades - but in both cases you want an odd number of blades.




But then you can increase the diameter of the rotor for increased torque.

the flywheel effect by moving most of their mass closer to the axis of rotation.

So Flywheels are also used in Water turbines to offset the power resonance amplification from "Water hammering" - a frequency resonance increase in power.

So as the electric flywheel vid explained - we are using a negative phase to even out the power into a smooth sine wave that combines different power speeds.

This then can also be used to store power - at a short term level, which is then highly discharged.



and here:




So I think we can now see the parallel role of the lower tan tien (dantian) in Daoist alchemy training.

So the analogy I used before - in the "Triode Amplifier" article - or similar ones around 12 years ago - it is just like holding a bicycle wheel by the hub, then trying to spin the wheel with your hand from the center of the wheel. The weight creates a much greater inertia - and so it is difficult to get the flywheel to spin at first. But once you do get it spinning then it has greater momentum to maintain spinning force.

Whereas if you spin the wheel from the exterior - this goes faster with less force but it is more easily stopped as well or also loses control (flies away) more easily. So the Flywheel Effect on bicycles is to put more weight on the rim! pdf - used to minimize speed variation



And so as Einstein also used the bicycle analogy - Gravity is like the inertia plus forward acceleration - the faster you go the more wobble there is as torque, whereas the more inertia then the torque also can stabilize the momentum, to even it out. Whereas if you go slowly you can get too much torque - so that there is damage or it goes to a halt.

Rotating weight does not slow you down. It has a flywheel effect, that is, for a given weight, the bigger the wheel, the stronger the tendency to keep rotating at its current speed. If the current speed is 0, that means you need to work harder to overcome it (ie, acceleration is harder). It doesn't mean the wheel is always going to be slower.

and in airplanes?

Gyro effects first became an issue with rotary engines in WW I. A rotary engine has its crankshaft fixed to the airplane, and both the cylinder block and the propeller rotate. This gives better cooling at low speed and produces a flywheel effect, so the engine runs more smoothly. But when you yaw, the gyro effect pitches the aircraft up or down, so any precise maneuvering becomes very hard.
With the increasing engine power in 1916 and 1917, this effect became so severe that geared engines were developed where the cylinders rotate in one direction and the propeller in the opposite direction. As a consequence, the propeller had only half the RPM in air as it had with the cylinder block. This gave great propeller efficiency, but also big propeller diameters, so airplanes with those engines needed a high landing gear. Below is a picture of a Roland D XVI with a Siemens & Halske III counter-rotating rotary engine from 1918 (source). This was an excellent fighter aircraft for its time with almost no gyro coupling.

Storing energy alchemically in the lower tan tien - Dantian - as the Spin Phase - supermomentum - reverse time energy - that is asymmetric or negentropy force - reverse time energy. It is the ELF or extremely low frequency subharmonic as the reverse direction spin that is non-commutative and non-local in spacetime.

And so this stored energy then FEEDS BACK into the system to then "drive" the system - from it's reverse source generator (the Flywheel) patent....

The present invention moves with respect to the wind power generator used, called universal wind generator using wind speed, wind direction, density, and humidity sensors, a microprocessor to control by the central controller means is eligible wind wind turbine the controller and device controller and windage and automatic adjustment of balance flywheel damper and cooperate with each other to adapt to these changes, the purpose of stable power generation, thereby completing the self-powered driving windmills charge.

[0015] References:

0 Rotor Design for High-Speed Flywheel Energy Storage Systems Malte Krack1, Marc Secanell2and Pierre Mertiny2 1Institute of Dynamics and Vibration Research, Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Universität Hannover 2Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Alberta 1Germany 2Canada 1. Introduction 1.1 Kinetic energy storage using flywheels

This vehicle contained a rotating flywheel that was connected to an electrical machine. At regular bus stops, power from electrified charging stations was used to accelerate the flywheel, thus converting electrical energy to mechanical energy stored in the flywheel. When traveling between bus stops, the electrical machine gradually decelerated the flywheel and thus converted mechanical energy back to electricity, which was used to power the electrical motor driving the bus.