The courageous
truth-seeking soul that lived in our time as Eugene
Mallove, Ph.D.-- loyal husband, father, son, friend,
feisty writer, witty humorous raconteur, and dedicated
scientist -- that soul, that blazing spark of the divine
eternal light will never die.
That's all I can say. This is a loss for all of us. This
world has lost a rare combination of articulate gutsy
insightful scientist who described the big picture of New
Energy possibilities. He didn't remain in the safe haven
of accepted dogma. He sacrificed the secure salary of that
haven and tramped out onto the frontier where a more
inspiring life-oriented energy science is being
discovered. With help from close associates he created a
magazine, a New Energy laboratory, a foundation. Through
discouraging times, he kept going. He was almost to the
goal.
My heart goes out to his family.
One of the board members of the New Energy Movement, Steve
Kaplan, phoned me a minute ago. We agreed that a way to
honor Gene's memory would be to, as well as we are able,
emulate his relentless dedicated service in trying to
bring about a clean-energy future and a science that
recognizes the life force.
No one can replace Gene Mallove. But we can do our best
with the tasks we each can do. To clear the space for a
new energy paradigm, some can work toward a better system
of governance or an honest monetary system, and others
work for a better education system to allow a new
life-enhancing paradigm. Each of us can do our bit to
plant seeds of knowledge and encourage others. Call me
Pollyanna if you wish. But IMHO we can choose to cringe in
grief and fear after yet another tragedy, or we can choose
to strengthen in determination and solidarity and,
remembering Gene's fighting spirit, accomplish much.
Jeane Manning, author of The
Coming Energy Revolution and a forthcoming book on the New
Energy Movement.
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