Do you have Cayce's Radial Appliance?

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Hello,

There's only one device in the entire Edgar Cayce Readings that was

said to be good for " everyone " . Cayce called his invention a

" battery " , though it produces no current of its own. It was also

called the Radio-Active appliance, though that name is not commonly

used today because the Appliance is not " radioactive " .

The Radial Appliance uses two pieces of high-carbon steel separated by

two pieces of glass to balance the body's subtle energies. It attaches

to the body with german-silver (aka nickel-silver) plates. Cayce

frequently recommended it to help people sleep, for example.

I'd been considering the Radial Appliance, but Baar's " Radiac " was the

only one I could find, and I couldn't make up my mind. Then a link

about defects in the Radiac appeared in my email just over 4 years

ago. No Radiac for me - as Dr. Delany has said on this list, " let the

buyer beware! " Here's that link:

/message/78

The old website said the Radiac is defective because it doesn't have

any charcoal, the steel doesn't have enough carbon, and the case was

made of a mysterious plastic material...

But the website also had a diagram of how a Radial Appliance is

supposed to be constructed. As I pondered the diagram I got the idea

that I could build myself a proper Radial Appliance.

So I emailed my engineering friend from college, and he gave me a

source for supplies. I got a few ideas from some other sources, and

figured the rest out on my own.

I could go on for quite some time about my journey for health but I

don't want to bore you all. I'll just say that my Radial Appliance was

the missing puzzle piece in my search.

I finished 4 prototypes just before I met my wife. One for me, one for

her, one for the man who introduced me to Edgar Cayce, and a fourth

for my wife's friend.

Last November my wife finally got the courage to try out her Radial

Appliance. She was blown away by the effect the Carbon Steel had on

her meditation session. She strapped the plates on, and soon found

herself on the express elevator to a profoundly deep meditative

experience, unlike any of the meditations she'd had before.

After two uses she found control over a nagging bad habit that's

plagued her since she was a child (sorta like biting one's fingernails

- I won't talk about it here). Nothing she'd done in the prior 2 years

had made a difference for long. EFT worked for 3 weeks, self-hypnosis

for 2... But the habit always came back, until she used Edgar Cayce's

Radial Appliance.

I started a little side-business of selling Radial Appliances last

December. My father's better about using his Radial Appliance at night

than his sleep apnea machine. The man who introduced me to Cayce took

5 - one each for himself, his wife, his son, his daughter, and his

daughter-in-law.

But the curious thing is that I know all my customers personally. That

is, except one. She typed 'Radial Appliance' into a search engine, and

Google sent her to my site.

She bought one Radial Appliance to evaluate for herself. Then she

bought a second for her son, and a third - perhaps for her husband. I

just heard that she took her little boy off all his juvenile leukemia

medications in March. They were, of course, doing a lot of other

things too - the Radial Appliance was just what melded all the

beneficial effects together.

I've prepared a PDF document that has the diagram, and some other very

important instructions for Radial Appliance construction. While I

could charge for this, I've decided to give it away for free. The only

catch is that you have to sign up for my free reports.

The first report covers how the Radial Appliance works, and after a

few days you'll receive another that gives an old secret for beating

" information overload " .

Here's the sign-up page:

http://radialappliance.teslabox.com/ra-plans/

Sincerely,

Knochel

http://radialappliance.teslabox.com