Anyone ever heard of this fellow?

***SOUL-DRIFTER*** · 08-30-2009, 12:38 PM

Fred wrote a book called Death of Ignorance. Have you read it oatmeal?

I first bought a simple pyramid and learned about Fred Bell when I was out in Lake Tahoe at a psychic class held by Lawrence Kennedy in July of 1979.
After reading an amount of other books about pyramids and pyramid power I decided to put those ideas to a test.
I read where it will sharpen a razor, keep food from spoiling or accelerate plant growth. I did controlled tests and found no detectable differences.
Fred Bell goes by the assumption that by putting these small pyramids together in a certain way it can greatly enhence that power. If that be the case than it should be easy to prove in the existance of Pyramid Power...but that has not been done. Pyramids by themselves...have no power.
I do feel differently about certain crystals however and we certainly can not doubt the power of the human mind.

**Mika-El** · 09-02-2009, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by senhuan

Sounds like a moneymaking charlatan.

I must agree. His claims appear a bit hard to swallow. Among other things he claims to be contacted by aliens (pleadians) without having any proof he is-you are just supposed to accept that as a given when he claims it.

He claimed he worked on nuclear energy projects at U. Michigan but when that was checked out he would have been 14 when he did this and there is no proof at 14 he was doing this. None.

He also has made claims in many of his articles he worked on the US government’s M.K. Ultra project, researching mind control, past life regression and remote viewing. Again I notice there is no corroborated proof of any of this.

He also claims when he was 16 he joined the US airforce and engaged in secret projects tracking ufo's.

Again there is zero proof of that.

In some of his works he claims he worked on the Star Wars project and NASA Apollo missions to the moon. Again I have seen no proof for this.

Then again this is someone who presents himself at new age seminars and expos claiming has been hired by over 3,000 companues as a consultant.

In fact the claims he makes never end and grow and yet as far as I can see there is no proof for any of them. How he gets away with what he does is beyond me.

For example he claims he invented the nuclear receptor, is a scientist, an environmentalist, a naturopath and what triggers an alarm bell with me was when he started charging parents of autistic children fees for providing "natural" cures for autism.

Sorry I smell fraud snake oil snailsman too-Senhuan is unfortunately like me just rolling our eyes at another one.

My rule of thumb is if the guy making the claim can't prove it with first hand corroborated credible evidence, assume the worst.