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At the age of 26, Ed was engaged to marry. The name and age of his fiancé is up for debate, for while Ed himself said he was jilted at the altar by his ‘Sweet Sixteen’—16-year-old Agnes Skuvst—Latvian historians have on record a different name and age for her—Hermīne Lūse, who wasn’t sixteen, but just two years younger than Ed. i Ed’s main motivation for moving to the US was reportedly heartbreak, though extreme political unrest in Latvia will have served as motivation—some have said he left because of fear or retribution by the Tsar’s police. ii That makes absolutely no sense unless we’ve found the secret schematic hidden on the two covers of the booklets—when we attach the leads shown in the schematic to the Perpetual Motion Holder (PMH), we turn the PMH from a magnetic device into an electrical device.

We’re all familiar with the Great Pyramid mystery, so I won’t go into much depth on it here. Suffice it to say there is an obvious line of continuity between the mystery of how the Great Pyramid was built, and that of Ed Leedskalnin’s Coral Castle. It’s also notable that as recently as 2018, an article published in The Journal of Applied Physics found the Great Pyramid to be concentrating electromagnetic energy under its base and in its internal chambers. xxiiCity History". City of Florida City. Archived from the original on October 25, 2015 . Retrieved November 3, 2015. P, Melissa (May 7, 2019). "Edward Leedskalnin: The Creator of The Coral Castle". Florida Insider . Retrieved February 10, 2023. This writing is lined up so that when you read it, you are facing East, and everything you read about magnetic current, it will be just as good for your electricity.’ Irwin, Orval M. (1996). Mr. Can't is Dead: The Story of the Coral Castle. Homestead, FL. OCLC 45263633. {{ cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( link)

Ed Leedskalnin was a most cryptic soul, once you get to know his methods. I laugh to myself sometimes when I think about Ed’s brainteasing style of knowledge sharing. If Ed and I had somehow met and become friends, I would have introduced him to comic books. I think he would have been a big fan of another Edward with the same penchant for encoding data in clever ways: Edward Nygma, ‘The Riddler’ from the Batman comic series. When asked why he had built the castle, Leedskalnin would vaguely answer it was for his "Sweet Sixteen". This is widely believed to be a reference to Agnes Skuvst (often misspelled as "Scuffs"). In Leedskalnin's own publication A Book in Every Home, he implies his "Sweet Sixteen" was more an ideal than a reality. According to a Latvian account, the girl existed, but her name was actually Hermīne Lūsis. [9] Childress, David Hatcher (1987). AntiGravity and the World Grid. Adventures Unlimited Press. ISBN 9780932813039. Billy Idol recorded the song " Sweet Sixteen" for his Whiplash Smile album. It was based on the love story of Leedskalnin and his runaway girl. The music video was recorded at Coral Castle in 1986. [20]Let’s take a look at an example covered in Magical Egypt, a documentary series led by John Anthony West, whose perspective critically engages with the mystery of all that was left to us by the ancient Egyptians. To West et al., ancient Egypt it is ‘the land of secrets’ that yields evidence not of mankind’s earliest attempts at civilisation as the history books tell us, but of a developed and advanced culture whose scientific and metaphysical achievements we’re only just beginning to appreciate. xiv West et al. contend that Egyptology has missed the mark in understanding the knowledge left to us by the ancient Egyptians, due in large part to our misunderstanding their abilities and teaching methods. Curiously, I think the same about Coral Castle theorists.