Haha, I know I've been a bit negative on Wilcock in the past, but I want to be clear: I find Wilcock to be one of the best researchers in alternative science right now, his breadth and depth is remarkable and we share many sources of inspiration and data. I have read the Source Field Investigations and found it quite excellent. Where I pull the cord to get off is with the blue avians, which frankly seems to be due to him getting fed bad info from various sources (I believe deliberately to discredit his other work).
I have O. Ed Wagners book on my shelf and started reading it early on in my research, but set it aside for a later date due to the highly technical and specialized nature of the material. At that point I didn't have a larger framework to help interpret the material in a larger context, but at this point in my research and due to this video bringing it back to the forefront I'm putting it near the front of my reading list again.
Be sure to check out Dale Pond and Theo Pajimans on John Worrel Keely if you want to run down that rabbit hole.
From the sound of things at the end expect him to move to Grebennikov and Schauberger shortly and start to put things into context with the cosmic orgone/chi/torsion flows and the shift our planet is experiencing due to the change in "cosmic weather" in this respect taking place due to the earth's motion relative to the rest of the galaxy. I will be touching on this in the mind episode which will be coming in several months due to personal reasons.
Thanks for sharing the video and if anyone else is interested in watching this, do it tonight as the link expires tomorrow morning.