From the desk of Jack Ellis:
Hello!
The Thought Dial, though it can be utilized for
fun and amusement, is more, much more than a
toy. It is an instrument for divining the answer to any question you may have based on sound, psychological
principles, especially those put forth by the
renowned psychologist, Dr. Carl G. Jung of Zurich,
Switzerland.
Dr. Jung makes use of the term to depict a coincidence
in time of two or more events. It should be
pointed out that he makes no claim that the events
are causally related. In fact, he defines synchronicity
as the simultaneous occurrence of two meaningfully
but not causally connected events.
Jung declares: "Since the remotest times men
have used numbers to express meaningful coincidences
. . . those that can be interpreted."
Dr. Jung is conceded by many to be the greatest
psychologist. He was certainly the biggest
"name" psychologist since Freud. Perhaps that is
why he displayed far more courage and originality
than his colleagues. He overcame fear of
academic prejudice. He was not afraid to speak out
on such subjects as extra-sensory perception, the
mystery of numbers, astrology and psychic phenomena.
His work and findings lend support to the
principles behind the Thought Dial. Jung's studies
conclude that numbers and planets, utilized as a
method of analyzing character, perceiving thoughts,
and foretelling the future — work! So the Thought
Dial works. Why it works is of no particular concern
here. That is a job for psychologists and other scientists to handle.
In his work The Interpretation and Nature of
the Psyche, Dr. Jung uses the word, "synchronicity,"
and explains it this way: "...simultaneous
occurrence of a certain psychic state with one or
more external events which appear as meaningful
parallels to the momentary subjective state—and, in
certain cases, vice versa."
In a way, the Thought Dial operates in somewhat the same manner. At least it has for the author, world famous astrologer Sydney Omarr, on numerous occasions. It has turned up with the right answers in some manner.
You may have a question on your mind. It may be a very serious question. Probably the more serious the better. You dial a number and zip comes the answer. To say the least, it is remarkable. It is almost as if you were telephoning some master of all wisdom within yourself. He sees all and tells all. This is just the writer's reaction to what he has seen, but it would seem that Omarr has devised a means of bypassing the conscious and getting into the unconscious.
I won’t say the subconscious, because I think it may involve the superconscious. I think the superconscious mind contains a super calculating device that makes all computers look like simplicity itself. This takes practice and relaxation, but Omarr seems to have a means of going to less trouble. He appears to bypass the conscious in the same or a similar manner to that in which the conscious is bypassed in hypnotism.
The function may not be too unlike the individual who prays for divine guidance - and gets it.
There are many people who do not believe this can be accomplished, never try it, and never get divine guidance. Perhaps the Thought Dial is a means of getting divine guidance.
It is a known fact that, prior to his death, inventor
Thomas Edison was hard at work on a
so-called "Telephone Between Worlds," an instrument
through which, Edison hoped, it would be
possible to "tune in" or connect with another world,
if there be one—the world of the soul, or personality,
or memory, or whatever part of man survived
after his bodily death.
Whether Edison’s device involved numbers, or was in any way similar to the Thought Dial, is not known. This is pointed out to show that wise men — men who have pioneered and invented — men like Sir William Crookes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Jung, Edison, and others like them — have not been afraid to experiment with the abstract.
Men like Rhine have, in effect, "measured thoughts," often doing so in the face of ridicule from colleagues.
It is now, of course, possible to measure brain waves. The Thought Dial represents at least a start in the direction of "solidifying" thoughts, ideas, mental impulses, insights into the future, etc.
Instructions for creating your own dial are included - it only takes a few minutes to make your own.
You may also print out the dial and use your finger with it, or even use it on your computer screen if you don't mind the fingerprints!
You get the 170+ page Thought Dial book, including templates to create your own dial, all for the ridiculously low price of $7.
Many have found success with the Thought Dial. From Manhattan Beach, California, Mrs. Paul Bruchez writes: "I purchased the THOUGHT DIAL a short time ago and I find it comes up with some amazingly accurate answers."
Willi Bentley, of Buffalo, New York writes: "I have your book, THOUGHT DIAL. It is wonderful. I use it all the time. And the answers come out right eight to nine times out of ten."
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