William Tiller and the Physics of the Vacuum

by Cynthia Sue Larson
August 8, 2000 

William Tiller and Cynthia Sue Larson


I was extremely fortunate to meet William Tiller at the International Conference on Science and Consciousness (ICSC). Tiller is a teacher, researcher, author and consultant, and is currently Professor Emeritus of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Stanford University. He previously worked as an advisory physicist at Westinghouse Research Laboratories, and has published 275 scientific papers and three technical books in the field of materials science. Tiller has explored the area of spiritual development and the physics of psycho-energetic phenomena, which inspired him to write an additional 80 scientific papers as well as his book Science and Human Transformation: Subtle Energies, Intentionality, and Consciousness. Tiller is a founding director of both The Academy of Parapsychology and Medicine, and The Institute of Noetic Sciences.

At the ICSC conference, William Tiller presented the theoretical side of his work after explaining the experiments involving robust interactions between intention and inanimate/animate systems. Tiller's enthusiasm shone through as he reminded us of the "bodysuit metaphor," in which we are all spirits having a physical experience as we go down the river of life -- and we are intended to become co-creators with our spiritual creators. He then continued on to explain that we can think of ourselves as having many layers from the electric monopole layer of physical reality to the magnetic monopole, emotion domain, and mind domains. The spirit inside of us drives us, and living is a process of building an infrastructure which allows more spirit to enter dense matter.

Tiller's eyes sparkled as he exclaimed,

"Spirit drives this biobodysuit vehicle! After all, 99.999% of all physical 'matter' consists of vacuum, with BIG spaces between electrons and nucleus. The energy potential, or latent energy, stored in one single Hydrogen atom is equivalent to one trillion times all the energy in our universe! If our consciousness could interact with the vacuum, we could have some very BIG effects. We'll be able to use the physics of the vacuum to get to the stars."

In the 1920's, Dirac wanted to know where electrons came from, and he astonished the scientific world with his discovery that when an electron popped out of its atom, it leaves a "hole" or positron behind. Antimatter can therefore be thought of as "defects" in the sense that the holes in the substratum are calculated to contain huge energy density, in a very chaotic structure with lots of interference going on.

Tiller was excited to point out:

"If we can do this for electron particles, we can do it for atoms and molecules!"

The vacuum is critically important to us, and De Broglie's proposal that every particle had a "pilot" that guided it lead us to contemplate the "deltron" particle.

Tiller described the deltron as "an emotional particle that serves as a coupling ingredient for faster than light and slower than light velocities," and gave the equation c squared = (velocity of particle) * (velocity of pilot wave) with an illustration that showed four quadrants with velocity expressed on the x-axis and energy on the y-axis. The upper left-hand quadrant is the Physical branch, the lower right-hand quadrant is the Etheric branch, the upper right hand quadrant is the electric superluminal (tachyon) branch, and the lower left hand quadrant is the magnetic subliminal branch (imaginary particles).

The nodal network model works like transponders with hexagonal close-packed (HCP) symmetry. Tiller pointed out that "We need to practice other cognitive domains ... we need to learn how to play with reciprocal space blocks." He continued to say that "Reciprocal space patterns create our immediate future! Everything is already there."

You can read more about these theories in Tiller's book, Conscious Acts of Creation.

Conscious Acts of Creation

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