This is the second DVD in the acclaimed Energy from the Vacuum™ Documentary Series.  The film's primary focus is the enigmatic addition to 'conventional' M energy that has been banished from our circuits. The phenomenal and counter intuitive properties of this 'negative' energy have been hidden from public view since the time of Tesla, who called it 'radiant' energy.  The film features an intimate tour of John Bedini's lab and his experiments, conducted by the maestro himself, with additional on camera explanations by brilliant physics conceptualist Tom Bearden, filmed by Oscar-nominated Director William Gazecki, and edited by Oxford University mathematical physicist David Clements Ph.D.  A whole host of John's motors and devices are shown in action, with instrumentation, as John waxes eloquent about the subject for which he is world famous - capturing and harnessing negative (radiant) energy, a form of energy that is such a boon to consumers that the harder a negative energy device is worked, the less current it draws!  This phenomenon is demonstrated on camera.  And John also shows us the research path and the clues that he has relentlessly followed for over 40 years, from reading and studying Tesla's body of work, to the concepts embedded in his beautiful looking machines, embodiments of John's lifetime of accrued expertise. The Discovery Channel's 'Myth Busters' also takes a drubbing from John for their botched attempt to replicate a Bedini Motor on national television.  By this generous sharing of his intellectual property in this film, we will never again be able to claim ignorance about this wonder of nature, heaven sent to power humanity's progress with the ultimate 'renewable' energy source - one that is infinitely renewable, clean, and cool running - and practically free for the taking. But we have to think backwards to comprehend it. This DVD is the perfect companion to the Bearden/ Bedini best-selling book Free Energy Generation: Circuits & Schematics, and, of course, to the Part 1 DVD in the Energy from the Vacuum™ series. 2007 - 2 hours 13 min.