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David Wilcock | |
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| Known for | Aether/"Source Field" cosmology and consciousness writings |
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| Fields | Consciousness studies, "aether" cosmology |
David Wilcock (born 1973) is an American author, lecturer and media personality known for his writings on consciousness, ancient civilizations and an "aether"-based view of physics and cosmology. He is listed in The Worldwide List of Dissident Scientists.
Ideas
Wilcock proposes that physical matter is formed by what he calls an "aether" or "Source Field" — an invisible, conscious, fluid-like source of universal energy. Drawing on the work of the Soviet astrophysicist Nikolai Kozyrev, he argues that rotation and its direction can produce anti-gravity and related effects, and that mainstream science has overlooked evidence for a conscious, energetic substrate underlying matter. These claims lie outside the accepted framework of modern physics and are not supported by the mainstream scientific community.
Wilcock develops these themes in books including The Source Field Investigations (2011) and The Synchronicity Key (2013), and through his website Divine Cosmos, where he publishes essays and lectures on "soul growth, ascension, and the evolution of consciousness." He has also appeared as a commentator in popular paranormal and "ancient aliens" media.
External links
- Divine Cosmos (official site)
- Wikipedia: David Wilcock