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CTI & BEC manufacture, sells and distributes the equipments, other devices and accssories exclusively for research, experimentation, entertainment and for vocational and recreational purposes.
After extensive research and many positive results, some academic scientists have already acknowledged life energy & life force (chi energy, prana, orgone-energy, etc.) and radionics and yet some didn’t, still considering meta science.

Therefore, acceptance of these concepts and the effectiveness of its / them [life energy & life force (chi energy, prana, orgone-energy, etc.) + generators & equipments, radionics + devices] is your personal decision.

We point out here, that according to western school medicine there is no such thing as a general life force energy (chi, prana, orgone-energy), therefore all its results -according to them- are either by accident or based on placebo-effects.

All references to life energy, life force, chi, qi, prana, orgone, etc., radionics and others, in our websites and brochures, reflect opinions of users of the devices, not the manufacturer or distributor(s).

All content is for educational and informational purposes only. The publisher is not held accountable for the consequences of your own actions through the use of the information here in any way. It is your sole responsibility to use good sense of judgment and decision making in regards to whatever idea, motivation and desire that you intend to act upon. All content presented is on an as-is basis. The publisher however has endeavored to make the material on this site as accurate as possible.
THE AUTHOR(S) AND THE PUBLISHER WILL ASSUME NO LIABILITY NOR RESPONSIBILITY TO ANY PERSON OR ENTITY WITH RESPECT TO ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE RELATED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY TO THE INFORMATION ON THIS WEBSITE.

These genuine devices have no therepeutic value and should never be used for such purposes(!). The use of the devices and the consequences are the full responsibility of the purchaser.

Results vary with every individual, and your results may or may not be different from those depicted. No promises, guarantees or warranties, whether stated or implied, have been made that you will produce any specific result, as a result of purchasing our products or using information from our website/email. The owners, manufacturer, employees, resellers, and associates disclaim any liability, loss, or risk incurred, directly or indirectly, as a result of the use and application of the contents or products on this site. If you are unwilling to be bound by this disclaimer, you should not view this site and not purchase our products.


Chi Generator®, Prana Generator®, Orgone Generator®, Orgon Generator®, Orgonite®, Super Orgonite® and Chi Card® are trademarks owned by Karl Hans Welz, the inventor of these devices (including theories of functionality) and the special material-mixture, Orgonite® & Super-Orgonite®, which attracts and accumulates life energy & life force (chi, prana, orgone).
Product Warranty will be void if seal label or cover is removed or damaged.
The sentences -and also part of it!- 'LifeEnergy & LifeForce Equipments with integrated Chi & Prana & Orgone Generators' and 'LifeEnergy & LifeForce Equipments powered with- and boosted by integrated Welz Generators; Vital / Vitality Generators: Chi Generators & Prana Generators & Orgone Generators' where first introduced and coined in 2005 by ALeX (Mr. Alex Sandor).
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Any person other than our distributors who uses those registered trademarks does so in blatant violation of the law. (It is up to you to use common sense and decide whether or not you trust such outfits and folks violating the law).

       

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Please be informed that the materials contained on this website are for informational purposes only and cannot be considered as a retainer offer. Copyright in the content of this website is owned by BEC & CTI (Mr. Karl Hans Welz & Alex Sandor).

 


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Also add information on how to contact you by electronic and paper mail.

If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
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The hypothetical commands `show w' and `show c' should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License. Of course, your program's commands might be different; for a GUI interface, you would use an "about box".

You should also get your employer (if you work as a programmer) or school, if any, to sign a "copyright disclaimer" for the program, if necessary.
For more information on this, and how to apply and follow the GNU GPL, see [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/].

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This file is a part of CMSimple 4.7.3
Released: 2017-12-15
Project website: www.cmsimple.org
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CMSimple COPYRIGHT INFORMATION

(c) Gert Ebersbach - www.ge-webdesign.de

CMSimple is released under the GPL3 licence.
You may not remove copyright information from the files.
Any modifications will fall under the copyleft conditions of GPL3.

GPL 3 Deutsch: http://www.gnu.de / documents/gpl.de.html
GPL 3 English: http://www.gnu.org / licenses/gpl.html


HISTORY:

2012-11-11 CMSimple 4 - www.cmsimple.org (c) Gert Ebersbach

CMSimple_XH 1.5.3 2012-03-19
based on CMSimple version 3.3 - December 31. 2009 - http://www.cmsimple-xh.com

CMSimple version 3.3 - December 31. - 2009 Small - simple - smart (c) 1999-2009 Peter Andreas Harteg
CMSimple Classic version 3.3 - December 31. - 2009 Small - simple - smart (c) 1999-2009 Peter Andreas Harteg
Copyright © 1999-2009 Peter Andreas Harteg (https://www.cmsimple.org)
Copyright © 2011-2013 Preben Bjorn Biermann Madsen (http://www.cmsimple-le.eu)
CMSimple Classic Smooth v. 3.69 - a Small, Simple, Smart & Smooth Content Management System
Based on the original program(s)  [ Thank you Peter & thank you Preben ! ]  custom made and taylored with important and relevant modifications by Alex Sandor.
Many thanks also to Christoph Becker (3-magi.net) for his help in the adjustments of the program.
Thank you Gert (www.cmsimple.org), for the latest improvements.
Modification Copyright © 2012-2018 Alex Sandor.

FORKS

There exist several forks of CMSimple.
License to the name has passed to Gert Ebersbach who launched CMSimple 4 and the November 2013 released 4.3.
An active internationally developed fork is CMSimple_XH, version 1.6.6 was released March 15, 2015. It is an HTML5 standards compliant version.
CMSimple Classic version 3.54, is backwardly compatible and maintained by Preben Bjorn Biermann Madsen.

CMSimple 4.7.3-23

Based on the CMSimple 4.7.3 program (https://www.cmsimple.org) [ Danke / Thank you Gert ! ]  custom made and taylored with important and relevant modifications (clean url w/o '?', contenthide, show-locator, site-title / site-name, etc., etc.) taken and combined from CMSimple Classic Smooth v. 3.69 (please see above) by Alex Sandor.
Modification  Copyright © 2018-2020 Alex Sandor.

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This file is a part of CMSimple 5.1
Released: 2020-06-15
Project website: www.cmsimple.org
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CMSimple COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
(c) Gert Ebersbach - mail@ge-webdesign.de  |  CMSimple is released under the GPL3 licence.

CMSimple 5.1-36

Changes / modifications made same as above by Alex Sandor.
Modifications Copyright © 2020 Alex Sandor.

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This file is a part of CMSimple 5.3
Released: 2021-01
Project website: www.cmsimple.org
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CMSimple 5.3-18

Changes / modifications made same as above by Alex Sandor.
Modifications Copyright © 2021 Alex Sandor.

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