We hear a lot these days about energy. The common paradigm is
that energy equals oil or vice versa, oil equals energy. Is that
true? According to people like Thomas Bearden and John Bedini,
that is simply not true. Thomas Bearden, for instance, has the
saying that “there is enough energy inside the space of an empty
teacup to boil all the oceans and the world. The fact is well
known in the scientific community and was, for example, a
favorite quote of Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard
Feynman.” For these men, energy is not a matter of oil, or wind
but a more available and concentrated form that seems to be all
around us all the time. Thomas Bearden is famous for saying that
we are surrounded by an extremely active, non-visible
environment called the vacuum. In this vacuum, virtual particles
are popping in and out at extremely rapid rates. These particles
are in the unseen world of the vacuum. This energy is available
for our use, and scientists have shown how to harness it. John
Bedini is a self educated