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Hello,

I'm new to these forums. Does anyone have any first hand experience with this machine made by Steven L. Gibbs?

JH

Aries,

If you don't take the time to read all this, and a lot more, you won't learn anything.

Maybe the aliens finally got Gibbs -lol- strange dude, mixing religion, UFOs, and time travel into one completely upsurd mess---still , for me it was about the risk, ($360) versus the gain ( alot).

I've made worse investments.

Time,

Two small bar magnets were included. I just use them to find true north, but I suppose one , or both,  could be put on the end of the large electromagnet.

S.Gibbs also sells a large barium oxide magnet for this purpose. Did you do any of this?


JH

Time Traveler,

Did you operate it according to the instructions by Gibbs , and use the machine right out of the box without alterations?


JH

No out of body experiences either. Time travel and astral projection does seem far fetched. But there is no denying that white light energy does something. Perhaps if it was channeled differently, and the bigger permanent magnet might help that I never bothered getting.

See above posts for improvements on the HDR.

What is up with these idiotic sayings after each post?

The HDR is obviously doing something in a positive way. The time travel aspect of it, which is it' main function hasn't worked for me.


Time will tell.

Crazy,

Hungry, sleepy, and tired was it?  How about if this kid ate something, and then went to bed? Those aren't side effects; it's called that's life.

And this doctor, of course, is an expert in physics and electronics? It sounds to me like he's diagnosing a hangover.

Later kid

It sounds like you've tried this machine, yet you wrote you wouldn't waste your money on it. What's the story here? If you can help, I'm sure we all would appreciate it.

crazy,

How do you come to know of these side effects? Is this from being exposed to any magnetic field, or just the HDR in particular.

I haven't noticed any ill effects, but I do use it sparingly.

Crazy,

That's why I'm posting; to keep you from wasting your money. But what damage are you referring to?

Explorer,

Did you mean you already have tinnitus, and the HDR is making it worse?
It's going to be a matter of trial and error. I doubt it can correct ear and eye problems, but it defintely helped some old bone injuries of mine.

Explorer,

I also started with the healing instructions, and got some good results, but nothing in the way time travel or astral projection. I understand a more powerful permanent magnet would help. I have not as yet done this.

Keep in touch.

Tom,

If you're referring to me, you're wrong. I showed determination just ordering it. As for the time I've put in, it's considerably more than 5 minutes. And if I'm going to be buying all those extras, I might as well get another time machine while I;m at it.
It doesn't matter what side of the conversation you take here; there is going to be alot of crticism.
It should work as advertised in its original configuration, or it simply is not functional as intended. What I may or may not create from it later on is irrelavent.

Amadeth,

Like I said, I'll believe it when I see it. However, what you say isn't necessarily true. If you somehow went back and did this thing you would have then created a different time line, and an alternate universe.
All I'm saying is this fits in with the time travel theories.

Mohamed,

I'm a personal trainer so I know the ab machine you refer to doesn't work. And the HDR unit, at least the one I have, appears not to function as well. You're correct.

What you say makes sense, but doesn't preclude the possibility of time travel. I'd recommend going to the library or just surf the web, if this subject is at all interesting to you. You might find there is more to support the theory than you think.

I just happen to have the time and the resources to do this. I'll believe it only when it happens to me.

Professor,

I read in the other forum about your ideas to alter the HDR. I'm wondering if I can get satisfactory results in its' stock configuration.

My instructions say nothing of putting the bar magnet at the end of the electromagnet; should I have done this?

Gibbs did mention the barium oxide magnet going over the open end, but I don't know if its worth the $150.00 extra expense.

Where did you purchase the magnet and larger crystals you mentioned?

And you said you were successful in your first try at astral travel; why did you stop there, and what exactly were the steps you used to achieve it?

Thanks,

JH

Toros,

But you're here, aren't you? You obviously have an interest in the paranormal, but don't want to experiment and take chances. You just want to run your mouth.

That's fine; you can hide in the closet for all I care, but you'll remain uninformed and ignorant.

As for my investment of $360.00, that is indeed questionable. I've spent a lot more on other things, and learned a lot less.

And thanks for the constructive post.

JH

Professor,

I recently purchased the HDR unit. Clearly I need help with this device so that I do not waste time nor injure myself.

My first impression of it was the healing seemed to work. I placed the crysal in the well, and also placed the large electromagnet over the naval area. It seemed to immediately improve the arthritis condition I have in my hands, and various other injuries from weightlifting.

It's been 2 weeks since I last used it. I thought exposure to this device might be a problem; is it do you think?

My main purpose was to time travel and do it physically or quantumly.
Will this device work for me? Is the electromagnet supplied sufficient, or will I need a barium oxide magnet?

Any advice would be greatly apppreciated.

Thamnks,

JH

Yes, and thanks, I've seen that thread, which seemed to abruptly stop this past May.

If it's time has come and gone, and the HDR has been discredited, then so be it.

JH

Concerning the HDR unit, I've had some promising results with the healing aspect; as for time travel, I can't see how, but I will keep trying.

Regards,

John