Tesla's Visions

Source: A Reflection of Goodwill taken from the book “Os mortos não morrem” [The Dead Do Not Die] (2018). | Updated in December 2019.
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Nikola Tesla

The great Science genius Nikola Tesla (1856-1943)—who invented and described the alternating current (AC) motor, the Tesla coil, electric oscillators, wireless aircraft, and interplanetary communication—witnessed several episodes that corroborate the existence of the Invisible World.

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In her book Amazing Psychic Experiences of the Famous, Julie Byron describes him as a unique, eccentric, visionary, and mystic man. The author interrupts her narrative about the curious personality of the prestigious inventor with a question which is, to say the least, intriguing: “Was Tesla a sensitive?” Breaking all expectations, Byron herself answers: “Tesla would have been the last person to admit such thing, actually. To the day of his death he kept his opinion that human race was nothing more than ‘flesh machines.’ Despite the antagonistic view towards paranormal phenomena, however, Tesla was repeatedly approached by the unknown all along his life.”

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Although probably cautious about admitting his experiences as psychic, says Tesla’s biographer John J. O’Neill (1889-1953), out of fear of being associated to Spiritualism or any current that would consider anything else in the constitution of life than just energy and matter, he acknowledged the phenomena that had happened to himself since his childhood. Byron tells us that, acting similarly to a medium, Tesla experienced many extrasensory episodes: “On the night his mother died, Tesla saw the following scene, on the other side of the world: ‘a cloud carrying angelical figures of wonderful beauty. One of those figures stared at me lovingly while taking my mother’s face. The apparition fluctuated slowly in my room and then vanished. I was awoken by a chant that was indescribably sweet and sung by many voices. At that moment, I was taken by the assurance that no word could express: My mother had just died.’”

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One day, Byron recounts, Tesla was urged to send a telegram from New York to say that he had had a vision that his sister Angeline was showing up to him and then vanishing. He suspected she was not well, although he had no reason to think that way. However, his intuition was right. She had been close to dying.

We see that whether recognizing it or not, the renowned scientist had powerful mediumship, which is intrinsic to all of us, as I have been explaining throughout this book. And that is exactly why we must be evangelized and apocalypsized, as I wrote in my article “The Comprehensive Mission of the Temple of Good Will.”

José de Paiva Netto is a writer, journalist, radio broadcaster, composer, and poet. He is the President of the Legion of Good Will (LGW), effective member of the Brazilian Press Association (ABI) and of the Brazilian International Press Association (ABI-Inter). Affiliated to the National Federation of Journalists (FENAJ), the International Federation of Journalists (IFJ), the Union of Professional Journalists of the State of Rio de Janeiro, the Union of Writers of Rio de Janeiro, the Union of Radio Broadcasters of Rio de Janeiro, and the Brazilian Union of Composers (UBC). He is also a member of the Academy of Letters of Central Brazil. He is an author of international reference in the concept and defense of the cause of Ecumenical Citizenship and Spirituality which, according to him, constitute “the cradle of the most generous values that are born of the Soul, the dwelling of the emotions and of the reasoning enlightened by intuition, the atmosphere that embraces everything that transcends the ordinary field of matter and comes from the elevated human sensitivity, such as Truth, Justice, Mercy, Ethics, Honesty, Generosity, and Fraternal Love.”