The GDisc is a blending of two separate research projects that occurred independently of one another. The first was the initial development of the Golden Disc archives by Patricia Schermerhorn and included a conceptual overview, very specific information on materials, including electrodynamic principles and subtle relationships governing the function of the disc. The second research thread conducted by Stephen Wade involved the geometric mapping of “zero point” quantum emitter geometry, which ties electrodynamics with platonic geometry to map the emergence structure of a photon. The GDisc is designed to transmute light into concentrated bio-energy fields.

Patricia Schermerhorn
Visionary Healer

The initial vision for the Golden Disc and its potential as a tool for healing originated with Patricia Schermerhorn. Her early writings detailed the foundational concepts of the Golden Disc (GDisc), including materials, proprietary construction techniques, and overall design. Guided by a deep inner calling, Patricia has dedicated much of her life to healing and serving others. Her strong work ethic, leadership skills, and commitment to the greater good have been demonstrated throughout her successful career as the owner and manager of five retail businesses, including the creation of the first online retail site dedicated to women.

However, Patricia’s deepest passion lies in her spiritual path, which awakened in childhood. With awe and unwavering curiosity, she has continuously pursued a metaphysical education. Over the years, she has worked with and studied the teachings of mathematicians, physicists, and scientists, including alumni from Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley. Her decades-long investigation into divination and esoteric practices has resulted in a rich toolkit of knowledge—spanning numerology, Eastern and Western astrology, tarot, the I Ching, sacred geometry, and more recently, the Gene Keys and Human Design. Her visionary integration of these disciplines has culminated in the development of GDisc Technology: a powerful approach to healing consciousness and addressing somatic dysfunction.

Patricia met Stephen during his work as an electrical engineer with a research focus on quantum mechanics. An entrepreneur and licensed electrician, Stephen has pursued independent scholarship into the laws, properties, and models of light. One day at Patricia’s home, he noticed an untitled binder on her bookshelf and felt compelled to open it. Inside, he discovered images and concepts strikingly similar to his own work on the mechanics of light. These notes turned out to be Patricia’s original documentation of the Golden Disc.

This serendipitous moment marked the beginning of a collaboration that revealed how their individual research threads could be woven together into a comprehensive framework—one capable of realizing the theoretical prototype of the Golden Disc described in this proposal.

With the support of future funding, Stephen is deeply committed to bridging laboratory validation with theoretical foundations—advancing a technology that holds transformative potential for individual and collective health. Together, Stephen and Patricia are pioneering the development of Golden Disc Technology.

Stephen C. Wade
Systems Operations Engineer/
Quantum Research

Over the years, Stephen has held a variety of professional roles, all centered around ensuring public safety through a deep understanding and precise operation of complex mechanical systems. From sailing the open ocean to working in the rugged terrain of the Rocky Mountains, his responsibilities have consistently required an expert grasp of the interaction between mechanical and electrical systems.

In addition to his professional experience, Stephen has spent years independently studying natural physics, ultimately focusing on the structural mechanics of light and DNA. His background in systems analysis and computer modeling naturally evolved into a deep engagement with the mechanics of DNA—what he calls the heart of the Golden Disc.

While this body of work may appear complex at first glance, it unfolds into a logical and accessible exploration of the intelligent design underlying reality. Stephen speaks from experience when he says that this understanding has the power to transform not only one’s view of the world but also the nature of reality itself.