Forster, Gerry

Gerry Forster (1930-2004) was a British anomalist who devoted much of his time to researching the origins of humanity and the planet that we live on. According to any criteria, I would classify him as a prominent member of the ‘lunatic fringe’. He was an advocate for the Hollow Earth theory and proposed that mankind had originated on a planet, Astrida, in what is now the Asteroid Belt.

>Forster was also a purveyor of Vril generators ($75) which he described as “a blessed gift from ‘the high astral technology of Agartha’, by the surface and inner earth residents of the Agarthian lineage.  It is a synchronizer of the high frequency of energy-light, once activated in the inner space of self-originated consciousness, this energy is revealed through the act of practice, connecting simultaneously with the inner door, opening one’s own inner and multidimensional reality to the external dimensional doors, which opens the space-temporal gates between the real world and the virtual one. Connecting One to the VRIL power, the hidden energy and awareness of Immortality.” ^(b)<

Less controversially, he also wrote a 50-page  paper on Atlantis entitled The Lost Continent Rediscovered^(a) in which he closely follows the views of Ignatius Donnelly

^(a) Wayback Machine (archive.org) *

^(b) VRIL GENERATOR Information to Order (archive.org) *