The Ghost of 29 Megacycles by Fuller John Grant

Author:Fuller, John Grant [Fuller, John Grant]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Tags: EVP, afterlife, Paranormal, spirituality
ISBN: 9780451143051
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated
Published: 1986-07-14T22:00:00+00:00

O’Neil faced the beginning of 1977 in a mood of confl dence and elation. His prayers seemed to have been answered, in that his job with the electronic repair com pany was burgeoning. Several reports from his healiup work indicated that the results were beyond expectation

One involved the family of a professor from Johns Hopkins, who wanted to fly both the O'Neils to Baltimore for a weekend to help a friend there and another in Washington. The American scientist Itzhak Bentov, author of Stalking the Wild Pendulum, referred several cases to O’Neil with excellent results. Sarah Gran also reported recovery from a chronic ailment that had failed to respond to medical treatment. O’Neil continued to turn down any payment, although several large cheques were offered to him. Acceptance, he explained, would be sacrilegious.

Bill’s routine was not at common one. He worked in his lab much of the night, and slept much of the day. His early morning walks in the orchard were taken before he went to bed, not when he woke up late in the afternoon. I le split and hauled wood not for exercise but out of necessity. The two fireplaces and one stove in the old house were hungry for wood in the January bitterness, mid O’Neil was kept busy feeding them in temperatures hovering near zero much of the time. In writing to Meek about the bustle of activity he was engaged in, he said: The volume of repair work is increasing, and hopefully I i an keep up with the demands on my time, while at the same time not neglecting our other activities and research. Ilusy, busy, busy, and I love every minute of it!’

But in the face of his optimism and jubilance, there were serious problems shaping up that would remove the lustre from his expectations rather abruptly. In the middle nl January he was informed that his employer was going cut of business. Because of the scant attention O’Neil paid to practical matters, a considerable number of debts liml piled up which were about to threaten not only his »ork but the little property he had: an odd mixture i ■! unsaleable electronic equipment, two cars that were alternately inoperable, and the house that required half a cord of wood a day cut from O’Neil’s own efforts. O’Neil was going to have to lean heavily on his prayers, and they

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