Peter has very kindly posted two video interviews, one with myself and one with Andrew Harry, as we explain aspects of the Bedini SSG motor that we demonstrated at Sunrise Off Grid Festival 2011

The link to my interview is here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rTN4SUuRNfQ

Andrew talks here about the technology and the human dipole system as seen in Polarity Therapy (apologies for the sound quality on this one):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_mlNZVsf9g

Fire The Grid is a global project of focused intention to awaken Earth's grid with love. November 11th 2011 will see the third event, the previous two being in 2007 and 2009.

Here are a few very inspiring blogs that I've come across. The focus of each is slightly different but they're all sharing good stuff - moving, inspiring, creative, practical, human, fresh, challenging.

C.S. Lewis said "We read to know we are not alone" and hopefully these blogs will confirm that we are, indeed, not alone.

the mud hut company

My friend Jane Sheppard hand-makes wonderfully earthy and unique clay tiles, and they are now available to order online as well as locally in the Bath area.

Everything at mud hut company is designed and made by Jane, who has worked as a lecturer in art and design and practitioner in ceramics for 20 years and received awards from the British Council and South West Arts.

Having built our Bedini SSG motor a few weeks ago, Andrew and I were encouraged by friends to show the machine at Sunrise:Off-Grid festival. We did, and, much to our surprise, the machine was gradually joined by a further three Bedini motors!

PERMANENCE of the human race relies on consciously designing our lives to meet all our needs without compromising other beings and the planet. The inherent (IM)PERMANENCE of life and indeed the human species invites us to humbly remember our place in creation...

At Sunrise:Off-Grid I ended up mentioning this fascinating little circuit to many people, but hadn't taken an example with me. The JT allows a single 1.5 volt battery to power one or more 3volt LEDs for many hours. The light won't stop until the battery drops to approx 0.4 volts.

Using radiant energy to charge a battery has great benefits:

• The battery's capacity is not degraded by each charge, and can increase;
• Sulphated batteries can be restored;
• Radiant charging devices generally use less electric power than a conventional battery charger;
• One battery can charge one or more similar batteries;
• You can build your own radiant charging device;

...or, you can buy a Renaissance Charge charger that uses this technology, and just plug it in.