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Nikola Tesla Said He Knew How To Speak To God — And Revealed The Exact Method

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Alleged Method for Receiving an Answer

The video presents an alleged late-life statement by Nikola Tesla describing how to “receive” an answer from God. It outlines four steps:

  1. Become still.
  2. Focus on one clearly worded question.
  3. Picture the question vividly.
  4. Release it rather than forcing an answer.

According to the account, a genuine answer may arrive suddenly and completely. It is also said to be more likely to challenge a person than simply flatter them.

Connection to Tesla’s Work

The story is linked to Tesla’s reported habit of imagining and mentally testing inventions before building them. It also refers to his account of conceiving the rotating magnetic field while walking in Budapest. The video interprets this insight as an answer that came after he stopped actively working on the problem.

The method is also connected to biblical teachings about praying in private and being still.

The Alleged Source

The account’s alleged source is a four-page carbon copy said to have been typed by a young draftsman named Walter Hale in the late 1920s. The narration says Tesla asked Hale to discard it, but Hale kept it. Years later, Hale’s daughter reportedly shared a transcription.

The pages are described as a copy of a copy. No original is known, and there is no way to verify them.

Uncertainty and Interpretation

The video acknowledges that the pages’ authenticity—and the claim that Tesla communicated with God—cannot be established. It also notes that the “whole” thoughts Tesla described could be explained as the result of unconscious mental work.

Presenters and Contributors

The presenter and narrator are unnamed. Walter Hale and his daughter are mentioned as alleged historical contributors to the story; Tesla is its central subject.

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