We are back! Aetheric Arts has gone into production of the Hills Pi-Ray Coffer 2.0, based on the original design by Christopher Hills, as sold by Super Sensonics of California in the late 1970s. It was called the “Pi-Ray Orgone Accumulator Coffer” (the “Pi” referring to “pyramid”, not the Greek letter – I don’t know why he didn’t spell it “Py-Ray”) but “Pi-Ray Coffer” has become the common nickname. Originals are rare and fetch high prices today. The price was $79 in 1978, but adjusting for 286.7% inflation since 1978, $79 is equal to $305.51 in 2018. So at our price of $195 for the basic unit, it’s a bargain!
A Pi-Ray Coffer is a Radionic broadcaster but there are no selector switches, specimen wells, rheostats, rubbing plates or electrical power. Instead, the Pi-Ray Coffer is tuned or pre-set to Aetheric energy fields and requires no tuning or adjustment by the operator. It can be used as a stand-alone “wishing machine” (probably it’s most common application) or in conjunction with a separate radionic device.
Greetings, Friends of Aetheric Arts! I was recently contacted with an opportunity to contribute to research in the field. I think it’s a good thing to support more “mainstream” research into radionics/psychotronics, because you never know what might come out of it. I’m convinced that this researcher will give Radionics a fair appraisal – I’m going to contribute myself. Anyone willing to help this researcher please contact him at the address below:
Once again, physicists confirm a concept that we radionicists have been saying for a long time.
Over the past few days, I have been getting an amazing amount of traffic from Spain, so much so that the blog is breaking all traffic records.
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