Edgar Cayce's Origin and Destiny of Man. Lytle Webb Robinson

become a generator of power or energy, radiating across the land without wires. Then it became known as the Firestone, or the Great Crystals.

      Set in the Temple of the Sun in Poseidia, the Firestone was the central power station of the country. Basically, it was a large cylindrical glass or stone of many facets, capped with a mechanism at one end. It was suspended in the center of the building and insulated with a non-conductive material akin to asbestos but resembling bakelite. Above the stone was a dome that could be rolled back for exposure to the sun.

      The concentration and magnification of the sun’s rays through the many prisms was of tremendous intensity. So powerful was it that it could be regenerated and transmitted throughout the land in invisible beams similar to radio waves. Its energy was used to power ships at sea, aircraft, and even pleasure vehicles. This was done by remote control through induction methods to the apparatus in the craft. Cities and towns received their power from the same source.