scalar wave device, swd, nikola tesla in Rolle, La Côte, Canton of Vaud
Scalar Wave Device (SWD)
The SWD is a scalar wave generator composed of 2 antennas, a transmitter and a receiver. It creates a wave field that influences the patient’s energetic and physical body.
The carrier wave can be modulated by programs (Rife frequencies) or substances (crystals, essential oils, homeopathy, Bach flowers) placed on the antenna.
The scalar waves emitted by the SWD allow the information to modify the patient’s body in a relevant and effective way to improve and treat different symptoms and diseases described here.
The precursors of the SWD
Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), the genius with 700 patents, talked about free energy. One of his famous experiments was his ability to send energy through the atmosphere from a transmitting antenna to a receiving antenna 40 km away. This experiment was made possible by the use of scalar waves. The SWD acts in a similar way to the transmission of scalar waves from a transmitting antenna to a receiving antenna.
Georges Lakhovsky (1870-1942) invented the « multi-wavelength oscillator », which has produced remarkable results for the treatment of many diseases. He used a current of 480’000 volts, which was dangerous, even deadly if misused. His invention did not allow for the addition of information into the powerful energy field created. The SWD compensates for both of these shortcomings. It operates at under 2 volts and gives the possibility to add different types of information conducive to healing.
Royal Raymond Rife (1888-1971) discovered a way to destroy viruses and bacteria by emitting different types of frequencies. He thus developed thousands of programs capable of influencing and even curing many diseases. He used a relatively high-powered machine (400 Watts). The SWD makes it possible to use Rife frequencies with a power more adapted to human beings.
The creator of the SWD
Konstantin Meyl (1952), a German university professor of physics and applied electronics, revived Tesla’s patents and inventions to create the SWD (Scalar Wave Device). His experimental kits are used in university research worldwide and have demonstrated supernumerary efficiency (1.5 to 12 times) in remote energy transmission. This means that the energy received is greater than the energy sent, even when the receiver is in a Faraday cage. Therefore, Tesla called his invention « the magnifying transmitter ». He then designed a device for therapeutic purposes, the SWD.
In practice
The patient lies on the treatment table in the center of the energy field created by the transmitting antenna at his head and the receiving antenna at his feet.
The therapist adds the appropriate information for the patient: Rife frequencies recorded in an electronic tablet; crystals, essential oils, homeopathy, Bach flowers, placed on the antenna.
The scalar waves emitted by the SWD allow the information to penetrate deep into the patient’s body, as if a language were spoken that the patient’s biology can understand.
The pathologies and symptoms treated with the SWD overlap and complement those of the Bicom bioresonance treatment.
Scalar Wave Device (SWD)
The SWD is a scalar wave generator composed of 2 antennas, a transmitter and a receiver. It creates a wave field that influences the patient’s energetic and physical body.
The carrier wave can be modulated by programs (Rife frequencies) or substances (crystals, essential oils, homeopathy, Bach flowers) placed on the antenna.
The scalar waves emitted by the SWD allow the information to modify the patient’s body in a relevant and effective way to improve and treat different symptoms and diseases described here.
The precursors of the SWD
Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), the genius with 700 patents, talked about free energy. One of his famous experiments was his ability to send energy through the atmosphere from a transmitting antenna to a receiving antenna 40 km away. This experiment was made possible by the use of scalar waves. The SWD acts in a similar way to the transmission of scalar waves from a transmitting antenna to a receiving antenna.
Georges Lakhovsky (1870-1942) invented the « multi-wavelength oscillator », which has produced remarkable results for the treatment of many diseases. He used a current of 480’000 volts, which was dangerous, even deadly if misused. His invention did not allow for the addition of information into the powerful energy field created. The SWD compensates for both of these shortcomings. It operates at under 2 volts and gives the possibility to add different types of information conducive to healing.
Royal Raymond Rife (1888-1971) discovered a way to destroy viruses and bacteria by emitting different types of frequencies. He thus developed thousands of programs capable of influencing and even curing many diseases. He used a relatively high-powered machine (400 Watts). The SWD makes it possible to use Rife frequencies with a power more adapted to human beings.
The creator of the SWD
Konstantin Meyl (1952), a German university professor of physics and applied electronics, revived Tesla’s patents and inventions to create the SWD (Scalar Wave Device). His experimental kits are used in university research worldwide and have demonstrated supernumerary efficiency (1.5 to 12 times) in remote energy transmission. This means that the energy received is greater than the energy sent, even when the receiver is in a Faraday cage. Therefore, Tesla called his invention « the magnifying transmitter ». He then designed a device for therapeutic purposes, the SWD.
In practice
The patient lies on the treatment table in the center of the energy field created by the transmitting antenna at his head and the receiving antenna at his feet.
The therapist adds the appropriate information for the patient: Rife frequencies recorded in an electronic tablet; crystals, essential oils, homeopathy, Bach flowers, placed on the antenna.
The scalar waves emitted by the SWD allow the information to penetrate deep into the patient’s body, as if a language were spoken that the patient’s biology can understand.
The pathologies and symptoms treated with the SWD overlap and complement those of the Bicom bioresonance treatment.