9 Influential, Inspiring, high vibration individuals that came thru to help Humanity.  They came through with the sole purpose of opening and expanding the consciousness of the human race.

 

Nicole Tesla-DOB 1856
Best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system, which remains the global standard for power generation and distribution. He also developed the AC induction motor and the polyphase AC system, technologies licensed by Westinghouse Electric that made long-distance power transmission possible.

Tesla is widely recognized for pioneering wireless communication and holding key patents for radio technology, a status later affirmed by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1943. His other notable inventions and discoveries include the Tesla coil, remote control devices, early X-ray imaging, and the hydroelectric power plant at Niagara Falls.

 

Edgar Casey-DOB 1877
An American clairvoyant from Kentucky, is best known as the “Sleeping Prophet” and the “Father of Holistic Medicine” for conducting over 14,000 documented psychic readings while in a self-induced trance state.

Medical Clairvoyance: He famously diagnosed illnesses and prescribed treatments for patients he had never met, often via mail, using methods like castor oil packs and dietary changes that predated modern holistic health trends.

Esoteric Teachings: His readings expanded beyond health to cover Reincarnation, Karma, Atlantis, and the Akashic Records, significantly influencing the New Age movement.

High-Profile Clients: He gained national fame in the early 20th century after a New York Times article highlighted his abilities, attracting seekers ranging from everyday individuals to celebrities like Harry Houdini and Marilyn Monroe.

Legacy: He founded the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, which continues to preserve his work and promote his teachings on spiritual and physical well-being.

 

Ruth Montgomery-DOB 1912

Was probably the most influential in my life at that time & brought me to this work.  I was just a kid in 1969, but she changed my life, like so many others

(In 1943 she became the first woman reporter in the Washington bureau of the New York Daily News.  

Her pivot into the Metaphysical started in the mid 1950’s.

Her pivot began when she wrote a series of newspaper articles, debunking fraudulent Mediums.  She was a deep skeptic, this work sparked deeper curiosity rather than reinforcing her skepticism.  

She wrote several books and in 1969 retired from journalism and devoted herself entirely to Psychic New Age writing.  That pivot took her in a completely different direction.  

A key figure in her life at that time was Psychic/Medium, Arthur Ford.  She experimented with automatic writing.  After Arthur Ford’s death, she continued to communicate with him. She wrote a string of books thereafter, a total of 15 on Reincarnation, Walk-In’s, Extraterrestrials and in future predictions, most were produced through automatic writing)

  

Dolores Cannon-DOB 1931

Best known as a hypnotherapist and author who pioneered past-life regression techniques. She developed the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT), a method she claimed allowed direct communication with a client’s subconscious to facilitate healing and access past-life memories.

Her work gained significant notoriety for several specific contributions:

Extraterrestrial Research: She extensively investigated UFO abductions and claimed to have regressed clients to remember lives on other planets, becoming a central figure in New Age and conspiracy theory communities.

Nostradamus Interpretations: She published the three-volume series Conversations with Nostradamus, claiming to have established psychic contact with the prophet to translate his quatrains.

Metaphysical Writings: She authored 17 books covering topics such as reincarnation, parallel universes, and the origins of humanity, many of which were published through her own company, Ozark Mountain Publishing.

Cannon taught her techniques globally through the Quantum Healing Hypnosis Academy and remained a prominent speaker until her death in 2014.

 

Louise Hay-DOB 1926
Best known as a motivational author and the founder of Hay House, a pioneering publishing company in the self-help and personal growth industry. She rose to global prominence with her 1984 bestseller; “You Can Heal Your Life”, which sold over 50 million copies and introduced the concept that positive affirmations and self-love could heal physical and emotional ailments.

Her work is characterized by several key contributions:

Mind-Body Connection: She popularized the New Thought idea that negative mental patterns cause physical illness, offering specific affirmations to reverse conditions.

AIDS Advocacy: In the 1980s, she gained widespread fame for leading “Hay Rides,” support groups that provided spiritual comfort and unconditional love to men diagnosed with HIV/AIDS during the height of the epidemic.

Media Presence: Her advocacy and teachings led to high-profile appearances, cementing her status as a leading voice in the New Age movement.

 

Albert Einstein-DOB 1879
Most noted for developing the theories of special and general relativity, which revolutionized the understanding of space, time, gravity, and the universe. He is also widely recognized for the mass–energy equivalence formula E=mc2 and for receiving the
Nobel Prize in Physics 1921
for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect. His work laid the foundational pillars of modern physics:

Special Relativity (1905): Established that the laws of physics are the same for all non-accelerating observers and that the speed of light is constant, introducing the concept of spacetime.

General Relativity (1915): Provided a new geometric description of gravity, explaining it as the curvature of spacetime caused by mass and energy.

Quantum Theory: His explanation of the photo-electric effect was pivotal in the early development of quantum mechanics.

Cultural Icon: Einstein became a global celebrity after the 1919 confirmation of his general theory, with his name becoming synonymous with genius.

 

Henrik Kellgren-DOB 1837
Henrik Kellgren, a Swedish Physiotherapist and Kinesiologist, performed the first documented manual muscle test in the late 1800s. This pioneering assessment was conducted at the Royal Central Institute of Gymnastics (GCI) in Stockholm, Sweden, and remains the earliest manual muscle test in the world.

 

Dr George J. Goodheart Jr Chiropractor-DOB 1918
United States: Chiropractor George J. Goodheart, Jr developed and founded Kinesiology in the United States in 1964. This popular diagnostic and therapeutic system was taught to his fellow Chiropractors and Health care Professionals.

Many of the components in this method, were actually discovered by serendipity and observation. He discovered that the strength or weakness of every muscle, was connected to the health or the lack there in, of a specific corresponding Organ.
The international college of Applied Kinesiology was founded in 1975 to provide instruction on his research, to interested health care professionals. He authored many books on applied kinesiology and lectured on the topic frequently.

He was the first Chiropractor appointed to the U.S. Olympic Sports Medicine Committee in 1980 for the Lake Placid Games and was also nominated in April of 1988 for the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest Civilian Award bestowed by the president, on behalf of the nation.

Dr. Goodheart was featured in a Time Magazine article entitled;
“A New Breed of Healers,” on April 16, 2001. 

*Dr George J. Goodheart, founder of Applied Kinesiology, passed away March 5, 2008 at the age of 89.

 

Jean Dixon-DOB 1904
(American Psychic/Astrologist.
Predicted JFK’s assassination.  That a Democrat would be assassinated or die in office.

Predicted Nixon would become president, but would not finish his term.

She had a vision at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Vegas.  Where Robert F Kennedy was later killed in 1968.

In her 1971 memoir “A Gift of Prophesy”.

She predicted an attack on a New York skyscraper which later became linked to the World Trade Center 9/11

She predicted that before the end of the 20th century, a Pope would be assassinated.  Associated with the 1981 attack on Pope John Paul II

 

The work I’m involved in is not New!  It’s just been suppressed…  Till now!