Nikola Tesla's 369 Key to the Universe: Instructions for Manifestation

Few truly understand what Nikola Tesla — history’s greatest inventor — meant by his cryptic reference to “if you knew the magnificence of 3, 6 and 9, you would have a key to the universe.”

This workbook has been used as a point of focus to get you what you want within the parameters of what you think and believe is possible. Just two weeks ago, I was walking a small dog for a sweet old lady, my mom. My eye spotted a green-looking piece of paper in the corner of a curbstone amongst a large pile of leaves. And it was a $50 bill. I looked around to see if anyone was nearby but there wasn’t a soul. I looked for about 15 minutes to see if anyone had dropped it, but no one appeared. I used it to buy dinner for my mom. These types of manifestations are happening to many people not just to me. We can all manifest. Actually, we are doing it right now. You are manifesting what is in front of you. The results you have are the culmination of who you are and what you believe.

Nikolai Tesla has become more famous in recent years due to the electric car company founded by Elon Musk. The reason he named his brand Tesla is that Musk was able to use an Alternating Current induction engine in his vehicles based on its safety, versus a DC or Direct Current engine. Edison proposed electrifying cities with D/C and Tesla proposed that A/C was much safer and much more efficient. In today’s world, we use both. Direct Current charges our phones and A/C provides light and warmth to our homes, for example. Musk revolutionized the battery system capable of holding enough charge to power his A/C induction-powered vehicles hundreds of miles.

If you are willing to follow some very simple instructions, you will begin to experience the "butterfly" effect. You and I are able to make things happen with intention. Ready to get started?