Exquisite Video in Honor of Arthur Firstenberg
Gratitude to his Iranian translator Farhad Khelghati. founder of the publishing house, Azmoon-e Zaman (Test of Time), Iran.
Tomorrow, March 25, will mark the one-month anniversary of the passing of Arthur Firstenberg.
Please share this beautiful video tribute (2 minutes 20 seconds in English) created in his honor using Arthur’s words, by his Iranian translator Farhad Khelghati. founder of the publishing house, Azmoon-e Zaman (Test of Time), Iran.
See also the page on the Safe Tech International website In Loving Memory of Arthur Firstenberg where you may also submit your thoughts and prayers.
At least for me, this means Arthurʻs holy birth in the unseen -
Farhad’s note
Dear friends:
Hi. My name is Farhad Khelghati. I am a translator and the founder of a newly-established publishing house named Azmoon-e Zaman (Test of Time) from Iran. Four years ago, in 2021, i was fortunate enough to find and translate (into Persian) a very special book named The Invisible Rainbow: a History of Electricity and Life, by the late Arthur Firstenberg, that changed my life for ever.
Personally, it helped me to somewhat (imperfectly) protect myself and my loved ones from the EMFs. Then, in search of a viable solution for protection, again, I was fortunate enough to find a very good book named Earthing by Clinton Ober and two other co-writers. []
On March 21, 2025 (with some delay) I received your email. That was... a very sad news! This great man was full of love for all creation... bees, birds, trees and humans equally.
I knew Arthur only from this his book, and it was enough for me. I was immediately impressed by the book, and realized his high character and lofty thoughts reflected in his words.
I feel his deep love and respect for Godʻs creation and creatures was an indicator of his deep love and respect for the Creator.
A true defender of Mother Nature, a subtle researcher, and a very capable writer, committed to enlightenment and telling the truth to the world, he was one of the pioneer researchers in the field of health and environmental effects of electromagnetic radiation.
Definitely, he was one of the greatest scientists of our time.
In a deeper sense, at least for me, this means Arthurʻs holy birth in the unseen. After all, throughout his fruitful life, Arthur endeavored to tell the truth about the invisible rainbow, the invisible invader. And now he has joined all those truth-seekers gone before him, from Roger Payne to Stanton Friedman and others.
So, although physically he no longer is among us, and this as you mentioned is a profound loss to all of us, i believe spiritually he will remain a faithful co-worker of us, and continue to inspire us all.
As we in Iran are now celebrating Norooz (which literally means New Day – New Birth if you like), as the life magnificent resurrection, wish Arthur and all of you my friends who read this a happy Norooz. Thank you very much for all of your continuous efforts. God bless you all. (By the way, you are allowed to use any part of this email, including my name and my country.)
He whose heart lives on love shall never die. - Hafiz
Farewell my friend!
Truly yours
Farhad Khelghati, Iran
See Also:
Arthur’s Substack Official Post: Arthur Firstenberg: May 28, 1950 – February 25, 2025
I feel my soul aching. Wish so many more people had listened to this beautiful man. Wonderful tribute.
Well done. My gratitude to producer and poster alike.
The irony is how simple it really is. What could be easier than not turning something you don't need on? Soaking in the value of the alternative; the natural light stimulating circadian rhythms; better sleep, clearer dreams, stronger memory, focus, performance, cognition, and intuitive and psychic ability. "Oh, you mean the way 'LIFE' used to be? Its curiosity, wonder, love, empathy -- that gnawing hint in our gut some call our higher selves; that still, small voice some call 'God'? Hugging, touch, grounding, healthy debate; values; NATURAL evolution -- THAT?"
Just think how many children will read his work and not squish a spider or swat a bee, knowing how innocent and crucial they really are... Just imagine what other beatific vibratory revelations eventuate from their burgeoning regards.
I giggle to myself meditating on this... the children and yea the masses' reclamation of spirit and energy science; the heirloom seeds of our ancestors flourishing in their conscious terrain...
Just imagine the looks on their young faces when they learn of how Sufis, Tibetan monks, Egyptian priests, Zen masters, shamans, and foraging matriarchs had for eons known more about medicine, energy, and spirituality than everything they'd learned in school... just by resonating with the Earth and the Music of the Spheres.
Arthur's work seems to me a reversal of scientific zealotry back to this knowledge: A love for and belonging to an Earth he fought and died to preserve...
Rest in peace, Sir. We'll take it from here.