Scalar Waves: The Light That Nourishes and Heals

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In recent years, researchers in alternative medicine have become passionate about scalar waves.

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What is a Scalar Wave?

Five years ago, scalar waves were virtually unknown in France and the French-speaking world.

By definition, a scalar wave is a non-directional wave that nonetheless acquires a directed vector once a receiver resonates with the transmitting antenna of the initial wave.

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Between the transmitter and receiver, a standing wave is created, and the field lines move strictly from the transmitter to the receiver without diffusing outward, making measurement difficult but highly efficient.

The shape of a scalar wave is spiral, not sinusoidal, and to generate such waves, a specific antenna shape is required—often spherical, like the sun or the Earth! These are the two most obvious "antennas" that have been supplying us with energy since the dawn of time.

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Hence, the concept of "Earth-Sun healing," augmented by a scalar wave specifically focused on time, distance, and constant intensity.

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What Are the Different Types of Scalar Waves?

Nikola Tesla in the early 1900s to 1940s, and Professor Meyl today, recreated this type of antenna on a smaller scale and experimentally demonstrated that these waves indeed exist. Moreover, they are very common in our environment but remain undetectable with current measurement tools, which are all focused solely on electromagnetism.

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What is the Difference Between Scalar Waves and Electromagnetic Waves?

A scalar wave is a longitudinal wave (the field forces align with the wave’s direction, like the compression of a spring), whereas an electromagnetic wave is transverse (the wave propagates at 90° to the applied force, like a pebble thrown into water). Sound waves, seismic P-waves, or plasma waves (ionized gas) are primarily longitudinal.

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Longitudinal and transverse waves often travel together and dissipate or vanish if they do not find a receiver to absorb or re-emit them. The proportion of each wave type depends on the antenna’s shape and the environment’s nature, but the scalar or longitudinal component is far more penetrating (it can pass through a Faraday cage, for example). When particles are very small, such as neutrinos born in stars, scalar wave spirals can traverse the entire Earth!

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Another key feature of longitudinal waves is that their speed varies in a given medium, unlike electromagnetic waves (e.g., visible light), which travel at a fixed speed (c = 300,000 km/s in a vacuum). Scalar wave speed can be slower than light but also faster—two to three times or more!

The smoke-ring model for the macroscopic description of scalar waves was suggested by Lord Kelvin to 

 

Nikola Tesla in 1900. These waves take the form of a vortex, sometimes unfolding into a sinusoid. Their presence, though abundant yet subtle, is also evidenced by the phase shift between the electric and magnetic fields: electromagnetic waves have no phase shift (electric and magnetic zeros occur simultaneously), whereas scalar waves do, making them highly reliable for transmitting information without loss.

Moreover, a scalar wave does not lose power with distance; in fact, it strengthens! In contrast, an electromagnetic wave’s power decreases with the square of the distance (e.g., radio waves).

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How Do Scalar Waves Work?

Knowing that this "new type" of wave exists in our environment raises three key questions: What are their sources? What types of antennas receive them? And what are they used for?

The primary source of this scalar background noise is our star, the Sun, which slows down cosmic rays and emits neutrinos from the disintegration of neutrons at its core. We receive approximately 66 billion neutrinos per cm² per second on Earth!

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This constant bombardment is a spiral energy flux we can capture. As Lao Tzu wrote six centuries before Christ, “This deep whirlwind from which the 10,000 Beings arise” (Tao Te Ching, Chapter IV). In 2015, the Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to two researchers (from Canada and Japan) who demonstrated that neutrinos have charge and mass, making them a potential energy source (E = mc²).

Beyond the Sun, scalar waves are emitted and received on a different power scale—always in spiral form—by all living beings (plants, animals, or humans).

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Scalar Waves in Living Systems

Our cells contain helical or spiral-shaped antennas to receive, absorb, and utilize this energy. DNA, with its helical structure, can resonate with similarly shaped external waves, as can activated proteins in the cytoplasm. Plant sap, blood, or lymph circulate while constantly creating vortexes.

Within vortexes of water, plasma, or interstitial fluids, these highly penetrating waves can slow down, dissipate, and transfer their energy to us.

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The DNA of every cell is traversed by a scalar wave, known as the "wave of life," which enables communication of information between the body’s cells.

Professor Meyl’s Controversial Claims

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In 2016, Professor Meyl caused a stir with the publication of his partly autobiographical book The Scalar Wave War. He explains why NATO armies (including France) have faced setbacks in Syria against the Russian or Iranian armies due to Western physicists’ ignorance of electric or scalar longitudinal waves and the concept of potential vortexes.

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Nikola Tesla sold scalar wave technology to the Russians in 1918, initially used for wireless, lossless energy transmission for civilian purposes, such as from Moscow to Vladivostok for research labs. Realizing the immense potential of Tesla’s interferometer—where two scalar waves of different speeds meet to release exceptional energy—the Russians developed scalar electric and/or magnetic wave technologies. These can penetrate any shielding, pass through any Faraday cage, and disable enemy electronic systems from thousands of kilometers away, no matter how well protected.

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Western physicists focus solely on electromagnetism, but Russian scientists, along with many natural phenomena, recognize the existence of electric and magnetic longitudinal waves, giving them a significant strategic advantage.

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The Link Between Meditation, Prayer, and Scalar Waves

The human brain emits and receives spiral waves, termed “torsion fields” by Russian researchers in the 1980s. All living beings naturally emit these waves. The hypothesis is that brain waves carrying information are supported by longitudinal waves, involving electrons, photons, or neutrinos.

Regardless of the particle medium, what matters is the longitudinal nature of the emitted and received waves. 

This was demonstrated 25 years ago by Professor Jacobo Grinberg, a neurophysiologist at the University of Mexico, and later replicated in London and Seattle. In Grinberg’s experiment, two people meditating in separate Faraday cages focused on each other. An electrical signal pulsed in one person’s brain was instantly and identically recorded in the other’s, regardless of whether the cages were 5 meters, 50 meters, or 500 km apart.

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This was not electromagnetism, which loses strength with distance. The human body radiates a different type of energy, as described by Tesla (no power loss with distance, strong penetration through Faraday cages).

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In altered states of consciousness, the brain’s capacity to receive these waves increases, making it more sensitive as connective tissue becomes more fluid. At night, Earth receives half as many neutrinos (33 billion/cm²/s instead of 66 billion) because the planet’s mass blocks some from the Sun. However, with improved receptivity during sleep, we may absorb neutrinos three to four times more efficiently, even if fewer are present, leading to a net positive recharge of cellular energy (aided by a 20% reduction in metabolic expenditure). After a good night’s sleep, we feel rested.

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During meditation or prayer, brain waves shift to alpha or theta states, enhancing our ability to receive environmental energy (promoting well-being and relaxation) and telepathic messages from those with whom we resonate (facilitated by stationary waves between transmitter and receiver).

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Why Machines for Scalar Waves When Shamans Have Used Them for Millennia?

Humans, like all life forms, emit both visible electromagnetic light and invisible, currently unmeasurable longitudinal light—detectable only through its biological effects. One type reinforces the other.

Everyone can channel, manipulate, and transmit this energy, a capacity present at birth but which may “go dormant” if unused. Some family lineages have a greater ability than others. If you have a grandparent who was a healer, you likely have a heightened ability to use your energy to sense others’ emotions, heal, or relieve pain.

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Using a highly sensitive SQUIDD camera, the infrared field emitted from a healer’s palms is multiplied by 1,000 when they enter an altered state during treatment. Where does this extra energy come from? From the environment, powered by highly penetrating photons and/or neutrinos during a “magnetism” session by a gifted shaman.

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However, channeling energy through hands requires the right mindset and training to become permeable to environmental energy and direct it with proper visualization. Unlike a shaman or doctor, a machine never tires, has no personal issues, and maintains consistent focus. With its transmitting and resonant receiving antennas, it resembles “the open arms of a skilled healer,” with positive and negative poles and a stable standing wave once resonance is established.

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A machine’s advantage is its constant availability. Professor Meyl’s Scalar Wave Device is a gentle physiological energy source (50 mW maximum, one-twentieth the power of a 1-watt mobile phone). It prevents practitioners from becoming exhausted by depleting their own energy, as acupuncturists and osteopaths often experience. The penetrating nature of scalar waves ensures both energy delivery to cells and the transmission of information.

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JjGvibrasons, a kinesiologist, a shaman, a creator of life-flower patterns (form waves), and a user of Hebrew letters, are developing a regenerative energy system combining these four domains with scalar waves.

 

Do Scalar Waves Foreshadow the Medicine of Tomorrow?

Medicine already uses physical tools with electromagnetic waves as carriers. Ordered light, like lasers, improves penetration, but visible photons only traverse a few millimeters of skin and connective tissue (a few centimeters in red light). A longitudinal or scalar carrier wave enables a new type of medicine: it penetrates easily, delivers information deep into tissues and organs, and provides usable energy by concentrating ambient field energy.

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In the late 1990s, Professor Konstantin Meyl developed an experimental kit to reproducibly demonstrate the existence of scalar waves and their long-distance transmission in air with superunitary efficiency. This kit allowed labs, institutes, and universities worldwide to confirm the remarkable properties of Tesla’s radiation, made accessible through Meyl’s miniaturization of Tesla’s large, high-voltage setups.

Until now, medical schools have not addressed energy due to imprecise definitions and the pharmaceutical industry’s dominance over biology and medical education since the 1950s. Modern medicine relies on patented drugs and a simplistic symptomatic approach, making two fundamental errors that render it empirically flawed rather than truly scientific:

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1. Confusing emergency and chronic care approaches: In emergencies (e.g., asphyxia, severe blood loss, sepsis), a failing function must be replaced. For chronic conditions, the biology must be stimulated, not replaced, to avoid further weakening it long-term. Allopathy is suited for emergencies and surgery, but chronic cases require a more holistic logic where symptom suppression is not the priority.

2. Ignoring physics in methods and tools: The understanding of electricity, magnetism, and light is absent from mainstream research (except in Eastern Europe and Asia). The body’s electricity, external and internal magnetic field variations, and light conduction along the connective matrix’s fiber optics remain science fiction to biochemist-focused physiologists.

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The understanding of light’s physiological role in living systems is novel—not for ancestral Chinese, Indian, or shamanic medicines, but for modern hospital doctors. Tissue “vitality” is a physical parameter, and 21st-century medicine, to be scientific, must explore and modify it.

Scalar waves represent a major advance in contemporary medicine. Their existence is a newly proven physical reality, describable with the language of physics, free from esotericism (e.g., Yin-Yang, Qi, or Prana). Explained by top physicists, they should enable new treatment techniques combining physics and chemistry—a matter of common sense.

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This is not another “quantum” approach—a term often misapplied to clinical reality—but an understanding of wave and field physics in living systems, dating back to the Greeks 2,500 years ago.

Professor Meyl has demonstrated in France that a silicon and graphite (carbon) sheet can collect environmental scalar waves to spontaneously generate 1 watt of power, enough to permanently charge a phone battery. If an A4 sheet can collect 2–3 watts per hour, it’s easy to see that our bodies, containing water, carbon, and silicon, have always performed this operation.

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It is now possible to show that every living being is a “device” for collecting this free energy. We didn’t know this because we lacked the physics terminology to describe it or experiments to simply demonstrate the reality, abundance, ubiquity, and (low) power of this neutrino radiation.

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This is now a reality. Beyond medicine, instead of polluting the Earth, humanity can look to the sky to harness the energy it needs—for itself (already done since forever), for homes (in 5–10 years), and soon for industries.

Recognizing this surrounding energy will revolutionize biology and medicine, and undoubtedly, our spirituality.