The Integratron
The Fusion of Art, Science and
Magic
The Milky Way over the Integratron by Wally
Pacholka
The Integratron is an acoustically perfect tabernacle
and energy machine sited on a powerful geomagnetic vortex in the magical Mojave
Desert…
The Integratron is the creation of George Van Tassel, and is based on
the design of Moses’ Tabernacle, the writings of Nikola Tesla and telepathic
directions from extraterrestrials. This one-of-a-kind building is a 38-foot
high, 55-foot diameter, non-metallic structure originally designed by Van Tassel
as a rejuvenation and time machine. Today, it is the only all-wood,
acoustically perfect sound chamber in the U.S.The Integratron is sited on a magnetic vortex
The location of the Integratron is an essential part of its functioning. Its placement was chosen based on a complex set of theories involving the earth's magnetic field and the Integratron's relationship to the Great Pyramid in Egypt and Giant Rock, the world's largest freestanding boulder. In 1947, Van Tassel began operating the Giant Rock Airport three miles away from the Integratron, and in 1953 initiated communications with extra-terrestrials after a physical encounter at Giant Rock. He subsequently hosted 17 Spacecraft Conventions there for UFO enthusiasts.
According to Van Tassel, the Integratron is located on an intersection of powerful geomagnetic forces that, when focused by the unique geometry of the building, will concentrate and amplify the energy required for rejuvenation and healing. In 2005, a geophysicist measured the earth's magnetic field for up to 15 miles in every direction from the Integratron and then inside the dome. She proclaimed that there is a significant, unexplainable spike in the earth's magnetic field in the center of the Integratron.
Today, visitors from a wide variety of disciplines are drawn to experience the Integratron's enhanced energy fields. They agree that an overnight at the Integratron is equivalent to a relaxing vacation and that a Sound Bath results in waves of peace, heightened awareness, and relaxation of the mind and body.
History of the Integratron
George Van Tassel, creator of the Integratron, was a legendary figure, an aeronautical engineer and test pilot who worked for Lockheed, Douglas Aircraft and alongside Howard Hughes at Hughes Aviation . He was also one of the leaders in the UFO movement who held annual "Spacecraft Conventions" at Giant Rock for 25 years. Van Tassel said UFO channelings and ideas from scientists such as Nikola Tesla led to the unique architecture of the Integratron. He spent 18 years constructing the building.
In 1947, after an exemplary career in aviation, Van Tassel moved his family to Giant Rock in the Mojave Desert near Landers, California and opened Giant Rock Airport and a cafe called The Come On Inn. He leased four square miles of land from the government, including Giant Rock, a 7-story high, freestanding boulder formerly sacred to the Native Americans who lived in the area.
Van Tassel learned of Giant Rock from Frank Critzer, a prospector and desert dweller, who had excavated under the massive boulder to construct a dwelling of several small rooms protected from the fierce sun. Critzer had been killed in a explosion of the dynamite he kept stored in his rooms, the circumstances of which are still a mystery. The gutted rooms became storage for the Van Tassel family, but they slept outside the Rock and during the day tended the airport and their small cafe.
George Van Tassel began conducting weekly meditation sessions in 1953 in the rooms underneath Giant Rock which, he claimed, led to UFO contacts and finally to an actual encounter with extra-terrestrials when, in August of that year, a saucer landed from the plant Venus, woke Van Tassel up and invited him onto the ship. There the aliens gave him the technique for rejuvenating living cell tissues. In 1954 he and his family began building a structure they called The Integratron to perform the rejuvenation. George described his creation this way, "The Integratron is a machine, a high-voltage electrostatic generator that would supply a broad range of frequencies to recharge the cell structure."
His annual Spacecraft Conventions were attended by tens of thousands across two decades, featuring speakers that included high profile UFO contactees and pioneers in the fields of antigravity, primary energy research and electromagnetics. Van Tassel led weekly meditations in the rooms under the rock from the 1950's to the 1970's, which he claimed led to UFO contacts.
The
family hosted their UFO conventions at Giant Rock for almost 20 years to raise
money for the Integratron project and asked supporters for donations. In 1959,
11,000 people attended the spacecraft convention, and Van Tassel continued to
work on the Integratron while writing a number of books on time travel and
rejuvenation. Van Tassel died suddenly in 1978, after which the buildings at
Giant Rock were vacated and gradually vandalized until the Bureau of Land
Management found it necesary to bulldoze the remains.Today, the Integratron, with its amazing architecture, sound chamber and high energy, still stands and is maintained by a group that offers public tours, special events, "Sound Baths," and rentals of the property to a variety of groups spanning many interests. Many visitors experience the Integratron as a very powerful vortex for physical and spritual healing. Scientists who study the building call it "a mass battery" and a "magnetic room."
GEORGE VAN TASSEL
1910-1978
Author, inventor and controversial UFO advocate. Some agreed, some disagreed with his philosophy.
None found him boring
Adapted from 1997 Visitor's Guide
and Service Directory, published by the Landers Chamber of Commerce
A Brief History of Giant Rock Covering the Last 90 Years (1887-1977)
by George W. Van Tassel
When I came out here in 1947, I became a close friend of
Charlie Reche. Later, I bought Charlie's property, which was known as Reche's
Wells.
Charlie Reche had been here since 1887, at which time the people living
in the area were all Indians. Most of the information I gathered concerning the
history of Giant Rock was from both the Indians and Charlie Reche. So I figure
this information is right from the horse's mouth, so to speak, because they
were the ones who were here before it became what it is now.
According to the Indians, this was an Indian Holy Ground, where the
north and south tribes met annually. The Chiefs held their seances and meetings
close by the Big Rock, which they called the "Great Stone," because
to them it symbolized the Great Spirit, as it was the largest single object in
the area. Today, it is still known as the largest single boulder in the world.
The Indians assembled for their meetings here for up to three days at a
time. During their meetings, none of the tribesmen were allowed close by as the
meetings, per se, were actually a collection of the Chiefs and the VIPs in the
tribe. The rest of the people in the tribe had to camp about a mile or so away
so as not to be near the actual meeting place.
I had the honor of being able to speak to the son of an Indian Chief.
This man was ten years old when his father put a mark on the Giant Rock, on the
north side. The Indians called this mark "the Sign of the Scorpion."
To the Indian's understanding, this means a good place. Also, wherever an
Indian Chief put a sign, no other Indian was allowed to put other signs. This
being the reason for only the one sign on the big Rock. Whenever one finds an
area where there are numerous Indian hieroglyphics on the rocks, this is an
area where Indian children have been practicing the art.
Charlie Reche, having homesteaded here in 1887, was allowed the
privilege of meeting with the Indians many times. Reche's homestead included
the area where the Integratron now stands, as well as several acres besides.
In 1930, while I was still in Santa Monica, a very interesting person
arrived at my uncle's garage. This fellow had taken up prospecting because he
had been in a fishing fleet and also in the Merchant Marine, and as a result
had acquired too much moisture in his lungs. Therefore, under doctor's orders,
he had discontinued these activities where he had to be in fog and moisture all
the time. He had a four cylinder Essex car which had a rod knocking in the
engine and he had no money.
My uncle, Glenn Paine, had his garage on 2nd Street, just off of
Broadway in Santa Monica, across from the Carmel Hotel. He engaged mostly in
the selling of overnight parking for the hotel inside his garage. He also did
repair work and was a Buick specialist.
When I came to California from Ohio, in 1930, to see my uncle, he needed
someone to help him. So I stayed with him and that's how I happened to be
there.
This man I spoke of happened to be Frank Critzer. When he came into my
uncle's garage, he was looking for someone to correct that rod knock in his
Essex, who would do it without charge.
Being interested in mining and having a period of lull during the
depression, we just happened to have a little time on our hands when this
fellow drove in with his Essex. So, that same day we took him to lunch with us.
We discovered he was a very intelligent person and that he did know quite a lot
about prospecting. Thus, in the course of getting acquainted we became instant
buddies, so to speak. My uncle allowed him to sleep in the garage and we
repaired his Essex.
When Frank Critzer was ready to leave, we gave him $30.00, which was a
lot of money in those days. We also stocked his car full of canned goods and
headed him out. He told us that wherever he would settle down then he'd write
to us, and also that we would be included in any mining claims he should happen
to declare.
A year went by before we finally heard from him. We had practically
given up on him when we received a letter in which he had drawn a map showing
how to get to Giant Rock. The following weekend my uncle and I went to Giant
Rock to see him.
Frank had already started to dig under the big Rock to make a place to
live. Banning was the closest town in which one could purchase supplies for
building, so Frank was getting by with what was there. Too, he had only
squatter's rights and a mining claim on Giant Rock. He didn't own the property,
for it was government land. By digging under the Rock he could have a place to
live without having to purchase materials to amount to anything.
Frank had shrewdness and comprehension, so he reasoned that if he dug a
room under the north side of the Giant Rock, the boulder would take all summer
getting warm and hold the warmth beneath it during the winter. By the same
reasoning, the Rock would get cold during the winter and keep the room
temperature cool during the summer. Thus there would be little need for heating
or cooling. This would amount to six months' delayed thermal reaction.
This has proved to be good engineering on Frank's part because the
maximum temperature under the Rock is 80ƒF without any refrigeration in the
summer time, and a minimum of 55ƒF in the winter time with no heating. The
outside temperature will vary from approximately 25ƒF to 115ƒF.
The Giant Rock covers 5800 sq. ft. of ground and is 7 stories high. The
rooms dug out from beneath it amount to approximately 400 sq. ft., so one can
readily see that this is a very small fraction of the total area of the bottom
side.
Frank was falsely accused of stealing dynamite, failing to register for
the draft, and several other things, in 1942, while the US was at war with
Germany. Having a German name, it was assumed by many people that he had to be
a German spy in order to live in such a desolate place as Giant Rock.
The only radio Frank Critzer had was one that Charlie Korell had given
him. I spoke to Charlie later about this as he made frequent trips to Giant
Rock. The radio was a little 3 dial, A & B dry battery Atwater Kent, with
the tubes exposed and no case around it. It wasn't any good for transmitting
messages to Germany, although it was a superhetrodyne receiver.
The stories had generated from some people's erroneous thinking. Frank did
have a German name. He had served in the German Navy as a mess boy on a German
submarine in World War I. But he had come to our country, worked in our
Merchant Marine, and was a naturalized citizen. Besides, he had no further
affiliation with Germany whatsoever. But because he did have a big radio
antenna on top of the mountain, some people assumed he was using his radio for
spying purposes and, without first checking with the FBI, these people started
the rumor that Frank surely must be a spy. Consequently, in August of 1942,
three deputies came to Giant Rock, supposedly to take Frank in for questioning.
I spent many weekends visiting with Frank at Giant Rock. Frank had a big
kitchen table, and a big wood-burning cook stove, on which he prepared, cooked,
and served German pancakes for anyone who happened to stop in. He usually had a
case of two of dynamite and a partially opened case under the big kitchen
table. We would put our feet on them when we were with him. He also had some
caps, as he was doing some prospecting and dynamiting, and he knew how to use
these things.
When the three deputies came to take Frank in, the first thing he
noticed was that they were from Riverside County. Giant Rock being in San
Bernardino County and Frank being a man of principle, he knew they had no
authority in this county and he told them so.
According to Bill Royal, who had brought the deputies out here -- as
they didn't even know where Giant Rock was, Frank, after a lot of arguing, said
that if they were going to take him in anyway, that he needed to get his coat.
When he went into his living quarters beneath Giant Rock to get his coat, he
pulled the 2 x 4 bar, which he had across the door on the inside to hold it in
place, and thus barricaded the door. The deputies immediately assumed Frank was
defying them, so they lobbed a tear gas grenade in through the north side
window. The unfortunate part of this whole incident was that the grenade landed
underneath that table, thus setting off the caps and dynamite. The explosion killed
Frank Critzer, blew the windows out, and injured the deputies.
Newspapers ran the story that he was a German spy. I had personally
talked with the FBI; they knew the newspaper stories were not true.
Frank had written a manuscript called the "Glass Age" which
he'd given to a friend to type. In 1936 he had already in print all of the
plastics we use today, and some of which we do not have yet. He was an advanced
thinker in his own right, with a brilliant mind.
When I finally had the time from work to come to Giant Rock after
reading about Frank's death in the newspapers, there was nothing left but the
hole under the rock. All of Frank's belongings had been hauled away, including
the 4 cylinder Essex. The place was literally stripped. I was working for Douglas
Aircraft at the time, and about a month had passed before I could come to Giant
Rock.
On numerous occasions, after the death of Frank, I came with my wife and
family to spend our vacations here camping out -- because we all loved this
place.
When the war ended in 1945, I made application to the Bureau of Land
Management to acquire this property, and wanted to make and airport here. Frank
had already cleared an area and many airplanes had landed. However, it wasn't
on the airmaps. Being of hard decomposed granite, it is a perfect natural
runway. But it was not until 1947 when the paperwork which was involved was
finally completed [that] we were able to move to Giant Rock.
It was in 1953 when we began the weekly meditation meetings in the room
under Giant Rock which led to the UFO contacts. This resulted in the
information which led to the principles of rejuvenation and to the creation of
the Integratron.
I operated the airport from 1947 until December 1975 at which time I
sold it to Phyllis and John Brady, who in turn turned it over to Jose Rodriguez
and his family in 1977.
Giant Rock has been known world-wide for a long time for its unusual UFO
activities and for the many unmatched annual Space Conventions which have been
held here.
Contact:
Mailing Address: PO Box 3461, Landers, CA 92285
Street Address: 2477 Belfield Boulevard, Landers, CA 92285
Phone: 760-364-3126
Email: The Integratron
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