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TESLA'S METAPHYSICS AND COSMOLOGYProf. Velimir Abramovic, PD

"Things were created rather in the minds of angels, than in Nature, I.e.angels had all things clear in their minds and thoughts before they got a realexistence." Words by Augustine Blessed cited by H.P. Blavatskaya In herbook "Secre! "oc!ri#e".

"The present is theirs; The future, for which I work, is mine"- said Te$lamore than seven decades ago, to journalists gathered in e! ork #ity.Inventor o$ alternating current %oly%hase engines and generators, reversiblemagnetic $ields, radio, teleautomatics, an inventor, on !hose %atents theenergy o$ the &!entieth century and beyond is based, !orked alone on the

e'%lanation o$ cosmic %rocesses during the decades, having a desire tocombine the material and the s%iritual theoretically like he did in his %racticaldiscoveries. (entioning ikola &esla)s name no! mainly connects one !iththe &esla coil, inductive engine and the international unit symbol "t" tomeasure the $orce o$ a magnetic $ield.Many facts of his life and hisextraordinary creative gift are forgotten.

&he most %roductive and creative %eriods o$ &esla)s li$e !as s%ent in *+A.He had %atented more than %&& i#ve#!io#$in di$$erent countries. (any o$them !ere #o!%ut into %ractical use $or e'am%le, the radiant energyreceiver, his !ireless transmission o$ %o!er electricity, his medical

inventions, his bladeless disk turbine, and many, many others. We kno!nothing de$inite about his radiant energy receiver)s %rinci%le o$ o%erationbesides that o$ it being a trans$ormer o$ energy %roduced by cosmic rays.

In the %eriod $rom /011 until /122, he devoted himsel$ to the research o$electromagnetic oscillations o$ very lo! $re3uencies in his s%ecially builtlaboratory in #olorado +%rings. &!o years later he began to build a !orldrelay station on 4ong Island near e! ork #ity ar"e#cl(ffe, a!Soream, Lo#) I$la#" and never $inished it. &his e'%eriment !as$inanced by American steel magnate, 5.P. (organ, &esla)s $riend, at the time.

&his %roject !as closed in /126.

&esla, u% to his death, %re$erred to !ork alone, $ar $rom %eo%le)s sight. &his%eriod !as not !ithout ne! discoveries. Being a mature scientist, he cameto $undamental conclusions, !hich !ill become a ne! milestone in $uturescience. We kno! $rom history that !hen scienti$ic thought $inds itsel$ atcrossroads, the scientists address the %ast seeking su%%ort and ins%iration.4et)s try to ans!er some im%ortant 3uestions.


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Ho* "i" Ni+ola Te$la Come !o Hi$ Di$coverie$7

Ho! !as &esla able to use the in$luence o$ su%er-lo!-$re3uencyelectromagnetic !aves on biological systems, es%ecially the !orkings

o$ the cerebrum coalesce energy structures, the so called "$ire balls"$rom an inductive $ield o$ %rimary and secondary electromagnetic coilssu%erconductivity o$ natural and arti$icial mediums the so-called!ireless transmission o$ energy, and so on8

What are the main a'ioms o$ &esla)s cosmology8 Ho! do they $ollo! $rom his meta%hysics8 Ho! did he a%%ly them in his %hysical e'%eriments8 Why are theorists and em%iricists o$ modern %hysics o$ time so

interested in the reconstruction o$ &esla)s missing theory o$ %hysicalreality and his vie! on electromagnetic %henomena8

Why didn)t &esla $ormulate his scienti$ic theory and %ublish it8 #an &esla)s sight on the ethical as%ect o$ scienti$ic discoveries hel% to

ennoble modern natural science, es%ecially %hysics, !hich is in an ideacrisis no!8

What can !e e'%ect in the near $uture $rom studying &esla)s conce%ts8 Is it an overstatement to say that &esla, in /122 $ounded the

%ossibility o$ a global in$ormation-oriented society in his $amous%roject - World-!ide Wireless +ystem at Wardencly$$e8

Whether it is actually the technical and technological basis o$ !hat !eno! call the "e! World order"8

+hall !e consider &esla to be a s%iritual %recursor o$ a ne! scienti$ic

and technological civili9ation named as Tesliana8 &he Tec#olo)( of-!ime "e$i)#- rle$ i# Te$lia#a, *ere !e !ime/$if! or ra!era$(#cro#ici!( of vario$ level$ of 0($ical 0roce$$e$ *ill be

!e o#l( a#" i#e1a$!ible e#er)( $orce.

Te$la'$ 2#i3e 4e$earc Me!o"$

4et)s return to the middle :I: century, to the little village +milyan in 4ika,!hich !as Austrian-Hungarian %rovince. In this village on 5uly/2, /06;(ilutin &esla, a +erbian


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a $!ro#) li)! fla$. I! i$ !e abili!( of 0eo0le *o ave 0ara/

0$(colo)ical 0o*er-

"In my boyhood I suffered from a peculiar affliction due to the appearance ofimages, often accompanied by strong flashes of light, which covered the

sight of real obects and interfered with my thought and actions....!hen aword was spoken to me the image of the obect it designated would presentitself vividly to my vision and sometimes I was "uite unable to distinguishwhether what I sow was tangible or not."

He also described his s%ontaneous mind traveling7"Then, instinctively, I commenced making mind trips beyond the limits of thesmall world of which I had knowledge and I saw new scenes. These were at

first very blurred and indistinct, and would flit away when I tried toconcentrate my attention upon them but, by and by, I succeeded in fixing

them; they gained in strength and distinctness and finally assumed the

concreteness of real thing. I soon discovered that my best comfort wasattained if I simply went on in my vision further and further, getting new

impressions all the time, and so I began to travel # of course in my mind.$very night %and sometimes during the day& when alone, I would start on

my ourneys, see new places, cities and countries, live there, meet peopleand make friendships and ac"uaintances and, however unbelievable, it is a

fact that they were ust as real and dear to me as those in actual life and notone bit less intense in their manifestations. This I did constantly until I wasseventeen, when my thoughts turned seriously to invention." $rom "(yInventions ikola &esla)s autobiogra%hy."

&esla noticed that he could clearly visuali9e his discoveries, he didn)t neede'%eriments, models or dra!ings. In such a !ay he develo%ed his o!nmethods to give material $orm to his creative ideas. &esla shar%lydistinguished ideas, !hich !ere coming into his mind as visions, and those,!hich a%%ear due to analytical mind clearance. &esla e'%lained7

'The moment when somebody designs an imaginary device and is connectedwith a problem of transfer from raw idea to the practice. That is why any

discovery made this way has lack of details, and usually it is inferior."

&esla used another method, entirely. He did not hurry nor $ollo! !ith anem%irical check. When an idea a%%eared, he immediately began to elaborateon it in his imagination. He !ould change its design, im%roving it -and !ould"s!itch on" the device to begin its o%eration in his head. =or him, it did notmatter !hether he tested his invention in the laboratory or in his mind. Hecould notice i$ something !ould %revent his invention $rom !orking%ro%erly> in the same !ay he could develo% a %er$ect idea !ithout any


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%hysical touch.


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!hen the connection bet!een geometrical objects !as stated. &hus,discovery a%%eared at the moment !hen corres%ondence o$ the elementsand their %hysical mani$estations !as de$ined, so !e can $ind a %hysical la!,!hich rules in the real !orld, in the algorithm itsel$. =or &esla, an idea $oundits mani$estation in the act o$ creative thinking.


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only od. 4ater &esla himsel$ became closer to Buddhism, he even !ent in$or yoga, !atched a$ter nutrition, meditated, and, the last years be$ore hisdeath he lived as an ascetic in e! ork #ity like an Indian guru or


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materiali9ed ghosts $rom di$$erent historical e%ochs. &he &esla museum inBelgrade kee%s #rookes)s letter to &esla o$ /01C, !here #rookes thanked&esla $or a s%ecial electromagnetic s%iral coil &esla sent to him. &his s%iralcoil created a $ield, !hich made the contours o$ ghosts clearer and at thesame time it had good e$$ects on the medium)s condition, making an

e'%eriment easier.

At the same time !hen #rookes began his scienti$ic study o$ s%iritistic%henomena in 4ondon, (endeleev began to do the same in +aint Petersburgin D2-s o$ :I: century. A committee o$ s%ecialists $ormed in +aint Petersburgand a$ter a short time, about ten sEances later concluded that it is just asu%erstition. ?nglish and @ussian science is subdivided on the conclusions, orsecrets, calling them "$actitious" including &esla)s %hysics o$ ether.

Te$la a$ a P($ici$!

In the theoretical and e'%erimental %hysics o$ ::th century, !e can markthree di$$erent styles o$ thinking. Fuantum mechanics, relativism near-lights%eeds and traditionalism, to !hich &esla belonged although he is notrecogni9ed as such. &esla tried to $ind truth, i.e. the real nature o$ time,s%ace and es%ecially - the essence o$ motion. Be$ore !e go into &esla)smeta%hysics, namely into the !orld o$ the $undamental %hysics %rocesses,let)s try to %in%oint the %lace, !hich &esla ranked in the !orld o$ modernscienti$ic systems.

Planks #onstant uncertainty o$ relations by Heisenberg, Pauli Princi%al, and

Wave =unction, by +hredinger, !ere the main theoretical instruments o$3uantum and mechanical a%%roaches to the cosmic %henomena during&esla)s time. &he main goal o$ 3uantum mechanics, to discover $undamentalor elementary %articles o$ matter, is still not reali9ed to this day. In s%ite o$the great success in studying the %rocess o$ chain reactions, %hysics o$atomic nucleus, %rocesses o$ $ormation o$ nuclei o$ heavy elements $romnuclei o$ light elements, etc., many things are still mysterious and they arebeyond technical control. We can make a conclusion that the %roductivebasis $or the notions o$ 3uantum-mechanical %hysics are e'hausted. Itbecomes evident that !e should research such categories as time and s%ace

again, at a dee%er level o$ reali9ation, at an ontological level, to determinethe true nature o$ %hysical %rocesses. &he &heory


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to start $rom !orks by (. =araday and . Arago $rom one hand, and 4.alvani and A. Golta $rom the other hand. &esla created his o!n originaltheory o$ the !orld on the basis o$ the theory of acoustic resonators byHelmohol9 and modified ether modelby lord elvin. &his theory gaveoutstanding results in his e'%eriments. &he initial a'iom o$ his theory !as

that universal energy o$ one %hysical system is based on the la!s o$resonance o$ vibrations, on the coincidence o$ oscillations o$ a system)s%arts. He considered that the &heory


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considered that %hysical %rocesses could be described $urther, and not justby mathematical methods, alone. It !as &esla)s o%inion that control shall bemade by $oresight just as $oresight %rovides control. +uch a %osition isradically di$$erent $rom the theory o$ relativity. According to this theory,objective immediate cognition is im%ossible and reality is recogni9ed by

mathematical calculation.

&esla and ?instein)s vie! on the %roblem o$ %hysical reality are$undamentally di$$erent. According to ?instein, human e'%erience is relative,$ictitious and doesn)t corres%ond to true %hysical reality. =or &esla, %hysicalreality is universal and %enetrates all levels o$ cosmic e'istence, i.e. no bodyin any !ay can avoid certain cognition o$ the truth. According to ?instein,?ther is not a real category, but e'ists as a result o$ $allacious scienti$ico%inions. =or &esla, ?ther is a joint undi$$erentiated $ield, !hich consists o$time, s%ace, energy, and the $ormation o$ matter and is a result o$ theresonant %rocesses I ?ther.

According to ?instein, &ime is only a rank %henomena it is not a substantial%hysical entity nor category and it is registered only by means o$measurements !ith re$erence to every system. =or &esla, &ime is a realalgorithm o$ materiali9ed (athematics. (atter is created $rom ?ther due totime-resonance o$ %hysical systems, and returns to ?ther. According to?instein, ma'imum s%eed is achieved in a Gacuum the s%eed o$ light e3ualto C22 222 kmLsec. =or &esla, the s%eed o$ electromagnetic !aves !as notlimited, and e'%eriments and calculations !ere made and sho!ed that thetrans$er o$ !aves and energy at any distance !ere %ossible in %rinci%le and

the s%eed o$ mechanical and electrical !aves %enetrating the ?arth, highlye'ceeds the s%eed o$ light in a vacuumM

+%eaking to his $riends, &esla o$ten re$uted some o$ ?instein)s statements,es%ecially those, !hich !ere related !ith the curvature o$ s%ace. Heconsidered thatit breaks the law of action and counteraction and if theroundness of space is formed due to the huge gravitational fields, than it

should become straight due to the counteraction. ?instein !as a %uretheorist and &esla !as mainly an e'%erimenter. &here e'ists no in$ormationabout contacts and talks bet!een these t!o scientists. evertheless,

?instein congratulated &esla at his D6 anniversary. He underlined &esla)sim%ortant merit in science, his multi%hase system o$ generators andalternating current motors, !hich is to all a%%earances one o$ his leastim%ortant discoveries. &esla believed7 "!e shall have no need to transmit

power at all. $re many generations pass, our machinery will be driven by apower obtainable at any point of the universe... Throughout space there isenergy..."


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Te$la'$ Vie*$ o# Ne* orl" Or"er

&here is no doubt that &esla had a great $eeling o$ uni$ormity o$ terrestrialnature and cosmic %rocesses. He brought the essence o$ his "World system"announced in /122, to / %ositions, !hich re$lect the very essence o$

technical and technological net!ork o$ modern !orld telecommunications.&his system is also a technological basis to establish a global in$ormationalsociety. &endencies o$ this society to the universal uni$ication mani$ests inmany things.

&esla)s "World order" !as constructed starting $rom %rinci%les o$ his o!ninventions. 4et)s enumerate some o$ them. &hese are7

&esla)s &rans$ormer (otors, i.e. device $or creation o$ electro-vibrations !ith s%eci$ic %ro%erties

+te%-u% &rans$ormer - s%ecially designed to e'cite the ?arth thisdevice !ith its electrical transmission is analogous to a telesco%e inastronomy.

&esla)s Wireless +ystem - including certain devices, no! considered tobe an untouched method to transmit electrical current !ithout !ires.

evice =or Individuali9ation


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?stablishment o$ connection bet!een e'isting telegra%h stations andcenters all over the !orld


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demonstrated many others, $or e'am%le, lighting o$ lam%s by !irelesstransmission o$ energy. @eally, he only %laced a vacuum-$illed neon tubenear the $ield o$ one o$ his trans$ormers and the lam% illuminated. ue tothese !onder$ul lectures "4ight and other high $re3uency %henomena",&esla gained a good re%utation and ac3uired many $riends, among them,

scientists, William #rookes, +ir


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electromagnetic !aves.

Mi$$i#) Teor(

&esla didn)t give us his o!n theory o$ %hysics, but !ith numerous

e'%eriments, he created a basis $or a ne!, resonant understanding o$electromagnetism. He considered that the !orld is a uni$orm, continuous,electromagnetic medium and matter is one o$ the mani$estation o$ organi9edelectromagnetic oscillations described by a mathematical algorithm. Heconsidered that resonance is the most general natural la!, !hich eliminatestime and distance, and that all relations bet!een %henomena are establishedonly by mean o$ various sim%le and com%le' resonances, i.e. coordinatedvibrations o$ %hysical systems, !hich have an electromagnetic nature.

=inally, instead o$ e!ton)s integrals, 4eibni9)s di$$erentials and (a'!ell)stheory lying in his calculations, &esla used sim%le the mathematics o$Ancient reek mathematician Archimedes, $irst making an analogy bet!eenmechanics and electromagnetism. It is not %ossible to $ully evaluate thesigni$icance o$ such method o$ thinking, !hich directly %oints out thenecessity o$ $ull %hysical inter%retation o$ elementary mathematical notions.


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e'am%le, (ichael =araday, or Albert ?instein. &esla, !ho $elt a kinesthetic%remonition in the moment o$ discovery it !as %ressure and motion in%eritoneum region, had some kind o$ mental stress in the moment !hen anidea a%%eared. mitry (endeleev dreamed o$ the %eriodic table in threedimensions colored !ith bright almost $iery red colors like it is in all

%ro%hetic dreams. Ho!ever, this is very rare, !ith $e! %eo%le and only atcertain moments. &esla !as in this condition all his li$e, and had trainedduring many decades to maintain his s%iritual and creative activity.

&esla !as a man, !hose main %hiloso%hy and a'iomatic didn)t belong to themodern !orld. We can attribute him to the e%och be$ore +ocrates, $romancient %hiloso%hy. It !as not an accident that he !as born on BalkanPeninsula. Ancient civili9ation a%%eared in the southern %art o$ this%eninsula. Probably, the reason is a di$$erent geomagnetic in$ormational$ield, or an algorithm, !hich is general to the evolution o$ neural structureso$ the brain, and %ossibly and e'%lanation to the creative and brilliant mindso$ Pythagoras, Plato, Nenon and &esla.

&esla)s %hysics re3uires a 3uite di$$erent understanding o$ mathematics, insome e'tent it is sacral in the s%irit o$ Pythagoras. Pythagoras consideredthat numbers and subjects are interrelated. &hey corres%ond to each otherin %ro%erty due to in$ormational and mathematical as%ects o$ matter e'istingas one o$ the mani$estations o$ the ivine 4ogos. Attentive researchers canimmediately notice that there are no in$initesimal or di$$erentials in &esla)s!orks. &esla kne! 5ames (a'!ell, creator o$ the theoreticalelectromagnetism. He told (a'!ell that his elegant di$$erential e3uations

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could override them, control and analy9e. He could do im%ossible things. Bymeans o$ e'ercises, !hich he develo%ed himsel$, he got u% to the level o$ aman !ho does not de%end on im%ulses %rovided by the e'ternal !orld, butrelies on his o!n inner %sychic states. &his essence o$ his genius !as thatthings understood by him and that a%%eared in his subconscious under the

in$luence o$ an e'ternal $ield, !as nothing but a %icture o$ cosmic %rocessesor the same natural la!s. Because o$ it, he !as distinctly di$$erent $romother %eo%le. @egarding the rotation o$ a magnetic $ield, !ith !hich the rotoro$ an engine began to rotate under the in$luence and changes taking %lace inthe e'ternal $ield, &esla said, "Now I know how the osmos works".

&his is the source o$ &esla)s theory on %eo%le as "automates o$ cosmic$orces." I$ !e add &esla)s %ractical discovered a'iom, that the energy o$ asystem is derived $rom its environment, than !e !ill $ind the reason $or hisconviction that the entire #osmos acts on the %rinci%le o$ vibration andresonance. =inally, i$ !e agree !ith the $act that all energy o$ a systema%%ears under the im%act o$ e'ternal induction, than it !ill be easy to $ancy&esla)s cosmological model as a series o$ circuits o$ magnetic $ields, !hichrotate concentrically. &he ala'y rotates, the +olar +ystem rotates aroundthe center o$ the ala'y, the ?arth rotates around the +un, and molecules,atoms and electrons rotate > All this is nothing but a range o$ rotatingmagnetic $ields, !hich can be described by only one la!, the same la! that!as res%onsible $or starting &esla)s inductive motor.

An o%en 3uestion is about &esla)s real understanding o$ time and s%acecategories. We can say !ith certainty that his research o$ ho! lo! $re3uency

electromagnetic !aves are transmitted through the ?arth, &esla didn)t $acethe %roblem o$ conjugation o$ $orce and s%ace, as, $or e'am%le, the eneral&heory


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hy%otheses.

&here is no doubt that &esla, by means o$ his %hysical research, discovered a$undamental %hysical la!, !hich is not clear yet, and a%%lied it so easily and!ith such astuteness, that a dilettante as !ell as a s%ecialist could similarly

understand that he s%oke about e'act kno!ledge. But, it is hard to imagine!hat these mathematical o%erations o$ division and multi%lication, naturalalgorithm or s3uare root, taken se%arately, !hich are signi$icant in &esla)se'%erimental !orks, actually W?@?. Physical e'%lanations o$ mathematicalmethods, es%ecially univocal, is situated on the boundary, $rom !here !ecan see the $ield o$ transcendental mathematics. Ho!ever, it is evident thati$ all %hysical reality can be reduced to the mutual relation o$electromagnetic $ields, then this mathematics is a theory, !hich can e'%ressthe essence o$ these connections most e$$ectively.

I$ electromagnetic oscillations corres%ond to the mental %lan discoverymade by &esla at #olorado +%rings and is still %roved e'%erimentally no!,then it means that this mental %lan itsel$ should have the same nature and$ollo! the la!s o$ resonance. A conclusion arises that numbers are some"%rograms" o$ organi9ation. &esla)s research, as it !ere, %roved the Gerity


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disa%%eared $orever, some o$ them !ent cra9y or had an ability to disa%%earand a%%ear again by their o!n !ill. Part o$ the cre! that survived, statedthat they "have changed the !orld" and sa! or evenspoketo non-earthybeings. A thick greenish $og %receded the disa%%earance o$ the shi%. &hreeshi%s took %art in this e'%eriment. &he above mentioned cruiser !as in the

middle, the shell o$ other t!o shi%s served as a mirror.

Actually, the case in %oint is o%en "lasers), !hich do not need vacuum.Beams o$ these lasers can be trans$erred at any distance and in anymedium. &esla %roduced such lasers in his e! ork laboratory even in the:I:th century. He illuminated the room !ithout any lam%s, just calling onthe luminescence o$ air.

4et)s return to the signi$icance o$ &esla)s e'%eriments in #olorado +%rings in/011-/122 and see, !hat are the real results o$ his !ork there8 Whenmaking e'%eriments !ith ultra lo! and ultra high $re3uencies o$electromagnetic !aves, he obviously !as success$ul in determining the$re3uency and ty%e o$ modulations numerous articles are devoted to it, butthese articles are lacking o$ theory and contain ine'act su%%ositions. (ostlikely, he could create a $ield using ultra high $re3uency. &his $ieldcorres%onded to resonance $re3uencies o$ disincarnate souls souls !hichhave no connection !ith the body and thus he became %ro$icient invisuali9ation techni3ues o$ the so-called "astral level o$ being" $or biologicalorganisms. #alculations in &esla)s records could seem to be insigni$icant $ormodern s%ecialist since they are very sim%le and can be understood !ithoutadditional e'%lanations.


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engineering technologies. He also em%hasi9ed that his electromagnetic!aves !ere different$rom Hert9)s !aves i.e. the length o$ a !avetransmitted is e3ual to the distance on !hich this !ave is transmitted. Inother !ords, it is e3ual to the distance bet!een the sending object and thereceiving object. Hert9 measures and s%ace measures are changing in

o%%osite directions7 one Hert9 is taken as corres%onding to the !ave lengtho$ a%%ro'imately C22 222 km, H9 )/62 222 km, C H9 - /22 222 km etc.,!hich means that real length in s%ace is decreasing !ith number o$ Hert9,!hich are increasing - &hat is !hy &esla did not count in H9-s technically,one meter o$ !ire gives one H9, t!o meters o$ !ire t!o H9 and so on.


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think he !as a man !ho ins%ired %hysics, technology and science. =inally, he$ounded a basis o$ a ne! millennium civili9ation !ith all his li$e)s !ork.&hough no! his in$luence on the modern tendencies in science is minimal,his role heeds overestimation.


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&his research o%en a ne! %age $or modern science. It sho!s a %ossibility tomerge material and s%iritual as%ects in human consciousness matter ands%irit in nature are already merged. &esla had an ability to develo% bothdirections o$ uni$orm science. He studied the %hysical basis o$ mind and themental basis o$ %hysics !ith the same success. He came to the general

conclusion that matter consists o$ organi9ed %arts, !hich are mani$estationso$ ?ther in its e'cited state.


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minuscule events. ?ach o$ these events de$ines the $uture and links the ne'tseries o$ events.

As he considered it, %eo%le)s $ree !ill is an illusion, since all is %redeterminedand !ill come to a %redictable result. &hat)s !hy the given human

individual)s %sychosomatic structure has a limited number o$ %ossibledestinies ranks o$ events and a man can s!itch back and $orth due to the!ill o$ higher beings. =or e'am%le, Angel takes %art in the event, !hen a!oman closes or o%ens a !indo!, !hich !as %redetermined $or her to do. Inaddition, the destiny o$ this !oman !ill go another !ay de%ending on hers%eci$ic action, and !ill call a ne! succession o$ events. &his entirelycoincides !ith &esla)s idea o$ a man as an "automaton o$ cosmic $orces" andit is brought out clearly by sim%le dramaturgic tools used by (arc &!ain.=inally, be$ore Angel le$t his $riends, he let them in on the last magic secret,!hich !ould be terrible $or them to kno!, i.e. secret o$ on-?'istence. Hesaid that all is only a thought. &here is nothing e'istent.... "I am only athought, a lonely thought, which travels along the empty space of the6niverse".

M($!er( of ar"e#cl(ffe To*er

4et)s visit &esla)s laboratory in #olorado +%rings again, !here &esla made hise'%eriments using electromagnetic $ields o$ high $re3uency. He studied theo%eration o$ the human brain on himsel$. He !rote to his $riend 5ohnsonabout some intelligent %ro%erties o$ electromagnetic $ields. Bio%hysical%rinci%les o$ neurology !ere born. 5ust a$ter this, in /12/, construction on

4ong Island began - Wardencly$$e &o!er the (agni$ying &ransmitter. &hematter concerns a com%le' transmitter o$ electromagnetic !aves. &eslaa%%lied all his kno!ledge to design it7 &eleautomatic #ontrol, Hert9)sWireless Wave &ransmission, uni3ue ?ther &heory according to !hich anynatural element o$ (endeleev)s system has its o!n gravitational accelerationas !ell as its o!n techni3ues to control the s%eed o$ time courses. A ne!%hysics !as born.What ne! conce%t could be obtained by e'%erimenting !ith resonantconcentrated magnetic and electromagnetic $ields8 4et)s return $or a momentto a mystic (onard and his %icture o$ the cosmos. +%eaking about

vibrations, he underlines the %resent there are di$$erent nations, races andtribes on the %lanet, but !e !ould never meet anyone !ho could live!ithout music and dancing. 622 years ago, Pythagoras said to his %rogenythat stone is $ro9en music. ?very %article o$ the %hysical *niverse has acertain %ro%erty, !hich is %itch and overtones o$ its se%arate $re3uencies,i.e. its melody. harmonic and sub-harmonic $re3uencies.

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in$luence on the !orld events, because vibration is the basis o$ all. &he$re3uency o$ vibrations o$ subatomic %articles is very high and !aves in thecenter o$ subatomic nucleus move even 3uicker. Gibrations o$ all radiantenergy radio !aves, heat, light, :-!aves and so on could be regulated.&he ?lectromagnetic +%ectrum contains more than 02 kno!n octaves and

visual light is only a %art o$ this s%ectrum. ?lectromagnetic !aves, just asacoustic !aves in music, have their o!n harmonious high-%itched tones andthere is some kind o$ octave %rinci%le, i.e. doubling o$ $re3uency. &hecommon la!s o$ music and harmony, a%%lied to electromagnetism, gives%lendid results. &hat)s !hy ikola &esla used the !orks o$ HermanHelmhol9 to tune sound in his electrical resonators.

5ohan e%ler, an astronomer, !ho lived in :GIIth century, believed thatevery %lanet o$ the +olar +ystem is alive and there is a guardian angel onevery %lanet, !hich listens to its music. Planets "%lay music" on theircircumsolar orbits. A %articular combination o$ sounds, !hich !e call music,is an e'%ression o$ the relation bet!een things, in other !ords, their likenessand their di$$erences. It is also a %rinci%le o$ a%%earance and disa%%earanceo$ the %henomena as !ell, !hich sho!s ho! ne! and younger systems $orm$rom coordinated harmonious systems. &he inner structure o$ music is thesame as the structure o$ all the rest.

In /;;6, a utch scientist, #hristian Huyigense, noticed that the %endulumso$ t!o clocks hanging on the !all near each other start to move in rhythm.It is a universal %henomenon. When t!o or more oscillators begin to %ulse!ith su$$iciently small di$$erences in time !ith small shi$ts in %hase their

oscillations come into coincidence, s%ontaneously. &hey behave according tothe %rinci%le o$ minimum energy since every se%arate %endulum re3uiresless 3uantity o$ energy !ith synchronous %ulsation than in the case o$arrhythmia. &his coordination is every!here, but !e rarely notice.

We can say that all animate things are oscillators, !hich %ulse and changetheir rhythms. ?ven the sim%lest unicellular organism is in com%le'oscillatory state. All motions on subatomic, atomic, molecular, sub-cellularand cellular levels are coordinated. In such an organism like a human being,it is very di$$icult and even im%ossible to determine corres%onding

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!hich seem to be unusual. We are a %eculiar hologram, so %otentially !ekno! all aboutall.

&he secret o$ Wardencly$$e is hidden. evertheless, many things sho! thatthe object built by &esla in 4ong Island at that time it !as a e! ork

suburb !ent ahead o$ all the dreams o$ modern scientists. It was atranslator of electromagnetic wave systems. By means o$ these !aves thatscientist called earth3uakes, &esla could attain "mental" shi$ts in %eo%le andanimals, $ires in the atmos%here, creation o$ an im%enetrable energy barrierin the ionos%here, controlling time, s%litting and condensing o$ the cloudsby means o$ corres%onding !ave $re3uency, and, $inally, an ine'haustibleenergy $rom the ?ther using the %rinci%le o$ "?ther &echnology," !hich is stillunkno!n to us. &esla demonstrated his e'%eriments to numerous !itnesses,but he never announced all o$ the results nor divulged to anyone hisscienti$ic %rinci%les. &he real reason $or building this giant electromagneticand mechanical oscillator and his motives, could be much more serious than!e could yet imagine.

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already designed a device $or inter%lanetary communication, !hich !ould beim%roved in the near $uture. He !rote7 "I(ll never forget the first feeling thatI felt when I understood that I have a contact with something, which will

have priceless and immense results for all humankind. Thing that I noticed,frightened me as if I saw something mysterious and almost preternatural.

-ittle by little I understood that I am the first who hear messages sendingfrom one planet to another2'

@es%ected Pro$essor Holden didn)t consider &esla)s contacts !ithe'traterrestrial beings by means o$ electromagnetism, because he thought it!as not a serious case. &esla !orked !ith some e'tremely longelectromagnetic !aves o$ very high $re3uency that do not corres%ond toacce%ted theory, because increasing o$ a !ave)s $re3uency is al!ays related!ith short-!ave transmission. Ho!ever, &esla)s !aves !ere di$$erent $romthose discovered by Hert9. &hey %ro%agated !ith a s%eed, !hich $are'ceeded the s%eed o$ light, better to say that their %ro%agation !asinstantaneous. &esla had his o!n theory o$ electromagnetism, !hich is stillnot %ro%erly inter%reted. He discovered not only the %ossibility o$ !irelesstransmission o$ energy through the ?arth and atmos%here !ithout anylosses, but also %roved an un%recedented "breakdo!n %o!er" o$ these!aves during their negotiation o$ s%ace. &here is an uncon$irmed legend that&esla !as the $irst to send %eriodical signals to the stars.

+u%%osedly, &esla sent coded geometrical theorems like those o$ &ales,Pythagoras, and an Archimedean $ormula o$ the harmonic series !e s%eakabout addition o$ the series /O/LO/LJO/L0O>. the +um o$ this series is

e3ual to t!o but, the number o$ terms can be in$inite. &hree days later,&esla !as sur%rised - he got a response. He guessed the %rinci%le, !hich liein the basis o$ the res%onse code, and got a human $ace !ith regular$eatures. At $irst he couldn)t understand i$ this %icture !as made by those!ho sent this signal and !anted to sho! that they kno! o$ our civili9ation,or they dre! their o!n image to demonstrate that there are similar beings in#osmos. I$ it is true, then it should be clear that &esla re$used any o%endiscussion o$ this discovery because he couldn)t get a res%onse. But soon,something occurred that returned discussion o$ this ha%%ening in theAmerican %ress.

In /12, 4ord elvin, a $amous ?nglish %hysicist, visited America. When hes%oke to &esla, he e'%ressed a $ull consent and understanding o$ the $actthat details o$ &esla)s "e'traterrestrial communication" !ere not $or %ublicdiscussion. A$ter a ban3uet organi9ed in his honor, 4ord elvin said somegood !ords about e! ork7 "It is the city with the best illumination in theworld and it is the only place on the $arth, which can be seen from Mars'. In

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signaling New :ork". &his time, nobody had objections. ?ven %ersistentPro$essor Holden ke%t silent. It !as not %olite to contradict such an old andres%ected man as 4ord elvin. Instead o$ objections, an article !ritten bythe !riter and %ublicist 5ulian Hotorn, &esla)s associate, a%%eared as a directconclusion $rom this discussion. He described &esla)s sensational methods as

a $antasy. Hotorn !rote7

"It is evident that people from Mars and other old planets had been visiting$arth for years and attentively observe the development of our civili)ation.

5esides, Tesla(s birth changed all. Maybe, it is possible that people from thestars control his spiritual and scientific development, isn(t it Is there

anybody who can know something concrete" In the heat o$ the dis%utesconcerning (artians, &esla !as alone in his Wardencly$$e &o!er andcontinued to !ork hard and insensibly on the biggest %roject o$ his li$eWardencly$$e &o!er !as to make radical changes in the develo%ment o$ ourcivili9ation. &hese changes cannot easily be considered true.

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Ear! / Pla#e! a$ a 4e$o#a#! S($!em

When making a decision to build a relaying station, &esla at $irst bought a%lot at 4ong Island and then asked the $amous 5.P. (organ $or hel%. (organ!as a member o$ numerous secret organi9ations also, he !as a genius o$

business organi9ation. He already had cancer and had a ho%e that &esla)sscience !ould hel% him recover. He e'%ected that &esla someho! !ouldconnect him to some energy source and make him young and healthy$orever. &esla thought that (organ !ould be a man !ho !ould understandhis %lan. He considered that a man has %redestination and every man is%redis%osed to its o!n activity. egotiations bet!een the t!o $riends !ere%rivate. &here is no clear in$ormation about the time !hen &esla decided tobegin the construction o$ &o!er and about e'%ectations o$ (organ asbusinessman and $inancier.

uring his %ublic a%%earances, &esla changed his statements o$Wardencly$$e &o!er at 4ong Island, t!ice. At $irst, he stated it !as $or auniversal telegra%h and tele%hone system, and secondly, $or !ireless energytransmission through the ?arth. &he truth might be $ound in his letter to(organ7 '!hat I contemplate and what I can certainly accomplish, Mr.Morgan, is not a simple transmission of messages without wires to greatdistances but it is the transformation of the entire


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may be flashed as through the brain..." (any authors, es%ecially &esla)sbiogra%hers, blamed (organ $or cutting o$$ $inancial assistance at themoment !hen &esla !as on the threshold o$ im%ortant discoveries. &esla, inhis autobiogra%hy "(y Inventions" clearly tells us about it. In s%ite o$ all that!as said, (organ $ul$illed all his obligations regarding him.

" My proect was retarded by laws of nature. The world was not prepared forit. It was too far ahead of time. 5ut the same laws will prevail in the end andmake it a triumphal success."

&esla tested his transmitter at its $ull ca%acity on 5une /6, /12C. He beganhis e'%eriment shar% at midnight. &his night e! ork citi9ens !itnessed theevent !hich !ould astound $uture science. laringly bright strands o$electrical %lasma, the length o$ more than a hundred miles connected thes%herical cu%ola o$ Wardencly$$e !ith the sky. &he ne't day the "e! ork+un" !rote7

"people living near Tesla(s laboratory at -ong Island were intrigued verymuch in his experiments with wireless energy transmission. -ast night theywere the witnesses of a very strange phenomena # multicolored lightning

made by Tesla himself, the inflammation of the atmospheric layers atdifferent altitudes and along the New :ork territory, Night suddenly turned

to day. 0t times, the air was full of luminescence, concentrated along theedges of human body, and people radiated a mysterious shine or glow. Theyseemed to be %as& ghosts.'

According to &esla)s initial %lan, $ive to!ers, the same as Wardencly$$e,!ould be built. &he second to!er !ould be constructed in Amsterdam, thethird in #hina and the $ourth and $i$th built at the orth and +outh Poles.Ho!ever, this %lan !as %ost%oned due to reasons that should no! beinvestigated. =inally, i$ all this could have been reali9ed, !hat !ould beachieved8 &he ?arth !ould become a uni$orm homogeneous system, !hichcould be controlled by !ireless tele%hone commands, !hich !ould startcertain oscillators, %roducing and transmitting electromagnetic !aves o$various $re3uencies. &he same electromagnetic system !ould be com%leted!ith a system $or mechanical resonance !ith the ?arth. &hese systems

consisted o$ a tunnel %assed under the laboratory and $illed !ith !ater andoil, and hydraulic %um%s serving as oscillators. By synchroni9ed actions,based on e'act mathematical calculations, both systems !ould startvibration simultaneously together !ith the rari$ied stratos%here, ionos%hereand atmos%here, as !ith all li3uid and solid structures o$ the %lanet. &heentire %lanet !ould vibrate and resonate in unisonM

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!e should give t!o more e'am%les that are unusual. In his intervie! o$ 5uly/D, /1C2 given to the "e! ork +un" &esla redoubled his enigma, statingthat %eo%le !ho live near Wardencly$$e and !ere $rightened !ith hise'%eriments could see much more...

&esla said, "If during last two years they were more awake than asleep, theycould get ac"uainted with really incredible things. ometime, but not now;I(ll announce something, which you cannot find even in fairytales.'

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!ith Pythagorean creative method. +igns used by &esla in his e3uationshave a single-meaning %hysical inter%retation. Princi%les o$ &esla)s ethertechnologies belong to the level o$ cosmic e'istence, on !hich it is %ossibleto control s%ace and time. &he %rinci%le o$ resonance and harmonicoscillation o$ ether seems to be so clear that all %roblems o$ modern %hysics,

es%ecially %roblems o$ energy conversion, !ill be solved !ith itsdevelo%ment.

By means o$ his vacuum tube &esla got %rotons, electrons and neutronsdirectly $rom the %hysical continuum ether and re%roduced them at anydistance. Instead o$ giving ability to the bundle o$ %rotons to move $reethrough s%ace to some %lace, he created conditions $or momentarya%%earances o$ arbitrary 3uantity o$ %articles in the given %lace. Fuantity o$%rotons, neutrons and electrons !as not limited by anything, the di$$erencein their 3uantity !as sti%ulated by the created shi$t in time. +tarting $romthe su%%osition that &esla kne! something unusual $or science and stillinconceivable to all the la!s o$ nature, !e should think about !hat technicalgoals he $ollo!ed using Wardencly$$e &o!er and !hat he e'%ected.

&o cause oscillations o$ the ionos%here. +ince the di$$erence o$ voltagebet!een sur$ace o$ the ?arth and ionos%here constitutes about t!obillion volts, then the &o!er is continually oscillating on u%%er andlo!er harmonics o$ oscillations o$ the ionos%here u% to $ull coincidence!ith it by %hase u% to resonance and can discharge it in the same!ay as usual electrical condensers are discharged. ue to the reasonthat such a charge could %ass immediately, there !ould be a real

threat to e! ork. A high-energy %lasma column o$ a very largediameter %ossibly o$ several hundred kilometers !ould a%%ear $romthe ionos%here, and everything situated in this s%ace !ould bedisintegrated.


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momentary dro%out $orm segments o$ our reality can take %lace like inthe Philadel%hia e'%eriment.

&o o%en tem%orary !indo!s in "%arallel !orlds". +ince %arallel !orldshave an electromagnetic structure !ith the !avelength and $re3uency

o$ oscillations di$$erent $rom those o$ the ?arth, then is could be%ossible to make some connection bet!een $re3uencies o$ oscillationso$ our !orld and other !orlds by means o$ com%le' harmonicoscillating. ue to this, some %ictures o$ these !orlds could becomea%%arent in our earth conditions and vice versa.

&o accelerate human evolution. I$ !e make a %ermanent high-$re3uency $ield harmoni9ing !ith collective electromagnetic $ield o$%eo%le, then little by little it !ill be %ossible to achieve an increase insensibility o$ %erce%tion and increase in ability to receive ideas.@adiation o$ these $re3uencies could be harm$ul7 any disharmony o$

$ield non-resonance calls a %artial se%aration o$ astral and %hysicalsubstance o$ a man, it can lead to sickness $or e'am%le, cancer ormental disorders. =ull se%aration o$ one substance $rom another, o$course, leads to death. In addition, all these %rocesses act slo!ly. ueto their lack o$ kno!ledge, %eo%le %ollute their electromagneticenvironment more and more by radio !aves, micro!ave radiation$orm locators !hich call cancer, it !as %roved e'%erimentally.


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?thics is a cosmic %rinci%le, !hich contributes to energy distribution, isn)t it8&hen it can get a status o$ natural la!. And !e !ill be able to e'%lain to thesu%%osed inhabitants o$ !orlds, !hich are shi$ted in time, !hy !e canin$luence the ala'y and stars by means o$ s%ecial reactors and !hy !e take%art in e'%eriments, !hich directly change us. I$ ethics is really a harmony

and kindness is e3uilibrium o$ energy, then mathematically, the cosmicethics certainly act in the !orld. It is im%ossible to violate mathematicalla!s. "&here is no #9ar)s !ay in geometry" - said ?uclid to the #9ar ?di%,!ho !orked on solutions to di$$icult geometrical %roblems.

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'automatic machine' of cosmic forces" - underlined &esla in his main articlesand lectures.

?'%erimenters can say that it is much easier to e'cite the mass emotions o$%eo%le by means o$ corres%onding oscillations o$ the ionos%here, !hich

includes harmonics o$ the collective unconscious state o$ all humankind. &heIonos%here is key to controlling mass $eelings and thoughts. &eslaunderstood all this as $ar back as /011 during his #olorado +%ringse'%eriments. (odern university science reject &esla)s ideas mainly becauseit cannot understand them. &he second reason is the o%%osition, !hich &esla%resented to nuclear %hysics, and his %rediction that a%%lication o$corres%onding technology !ould not be continuous and 3uantum mechanicshas no serious scienti$ic $uture.

Te$la a$ Co$molo)i$! Ha" Hi$ O*# Pilo$o0ical a#" 4eli)io$

Po$i!io#

Aristotle stated that there is an inde%endent higher s%irit in cosmic s%ace -enteleheia. &his s%irit sets matter in motion and thought is his mainattribute. In the same !ay, &esla believed that a uni$orm #osmos is joint inits material and s%iritual sense. &here is some nucleus in cosmic s%ace, $rom!hich !e take all strength, ins%iration, and !hich attracts us $orever. &esla$elt its %o!er and its values, !hich it sends all around the *niverse andkee%s in harmony. He couldn)t guess the secret o$ this nucleus but he kne!that it e'isted, and !hen he !anted to give it some material attribute, heascribed that it is 4IH&, and !hen he tried to understand its s%iritual

%rinci%le, then it !as B?A*& and +(PA&H. A man !ho kee%s thisreligion in himsel$, $eels strong, !orks !ith joy because he $eels himsel$ asa %art o$ universal harmony.

4e$me o# Per$0ec!ive$ of Te$la'$ Scie#ce

ot only %hysicists, !ho continue &esla)s !ork, but all %eo%le !ho think a lotabout scienti$ic %roblems, agree that modern %hysics is really a contradictorysystem o$ kno!ledge. =rom the one hand, time is relative and de%ends onthe observer. =rom the other hand, it is stated that time as a 3uantum

trans$er cannot be measured. uclear reactions are studied on cathedras o$history o$ %hysics. In the course o$ these reactions, trans$ormation o$ matterinto energy goes !ithout residue. In astro%hysics, $ull trans$ormation o$matter into energy is not %ossible. It is kno!n that mass calculated as ane$$ect o$ the $orce o$ attraction di$$ers $rom the mass calculated $rom thes%eed o$ rotation o$ the stars around the center o$ the ala'y by means o$"o%%ler)s" shi$t o$ lines in s%ectrums o$ their radiation. &here$ore asigni$icant de$ect o$ visual mater or mass can be $ound, and it amounts to


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12. Instead o$ changing the theory, scienti$ic schools s%eak about "de$ectso$ mass."

&esla !orked on s%ecial "vacuum tube !ith an o%en ti%," !hich serves totransmit %articles at any arbitrary large distances. &he laying !as made by

electrostatic !ay by the lines o$ electromagnetic layers o$ atmos%here, !hichcan be distinguished by the naked eye. It is the layer !here clouds $loat. Itbecame kno!n that a multi%hase system, inductive motor and generators o$alternating current are the less signi$icant &esla)s discoveries. &he mostim%ortant should be those !hich relate to his e'%eriments !ith ?ther andtime. We can underline a %er$ectly ne! cosmological %hysics, !hich is basedon electromagnetic resonance o$ ether, and on the resonant e$$ects o$ time.

&esla)s cosmology is cosmology o$ a general ty%e, !hich relates to anisotro%ic and in$inite *niverse. At the same time, (a'!ell)selectromagnetism can be a%%lied at com%arably small distances. In essence,(a'!ell made a mathemati9ation o$ =araday)s e'%eriments, but he didn)tbuild a conce%t o$ this %roblem to an end. ue to the incom%leteness o$(a'!ell)s theory, great di$$iculties in +%ecial theory o$ relativity a%%earedinterrelation o$ s%eed o$ %ro%agation o$ energy and s%eed o$ light. ?insteinhimsel$ ignored relativist changes o$ s%ace and time !ith motion in %hoto-e$$ect, since i$ energy changes together !ith s%eed, then there is no e$$ect,!hen energy e3uivalent to electron trajectory s%lit out by %hoton is absent.In general, theory o$ relativity, and shortcomings o$ (a'!ell)s theory led toan idea o$ "!orld line" in essence, it is a %an-cosmic e'tra%olation o$magnetic $orce lines, !hich are visuali9ed by iron $ilings on laboratory

tables and $inally, to the notion o$ #osmos $initeness, !hich alternatelyshrinks, u% to the "%oint," !hich is located out o$ measurements, ore'%lodes...an unlikely develo%ment. It could be sur%rising not only $or &esla,but also $or many %hiloso%hers and scientists, Pythagoras, Plato, ?uclid andothers.

ikola &esla and his science are very signi$icant $or the modern !orld o$tele-communicational systems and to $ind a !ay out o$ crisis o$ scienti$ic andtechnical civili9ation, !hich needs %hiloso%hical ontology. uring hundredsand thousands years, !e had many great scientists, but nobody has a

tem%le built in his honor. either Plank, ?instein, Bor, Pauli, &orichelli nore!ton in s%ite o$ their interest in alchemy, theology and mystics, none o$them could convince %eo%le o$ transcendental signi$icance o$ their scienti$icvie!s.

#hristian civili9ation is based on su$$ering, sacri$ice and atonement o$ #hrist,on the mystery o$ #hristening, resurrection and the other !orld. It is $ull o$human $eelings and emotions. &echnical e%och under the badge o$ &esla is a


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humane symbol o$ s%irit and matter unity and establishes not a religiousbelie$, but belie$ in scienti$ic %rinci%les, and gives a discernment in$undamental la!s o$ #osmos. Historically, &esla radically changes the $ormo$ religious belie$ on the %lanetary level. &hat)s !hy he is not only a scientistbut also a universal and historical %henomenon o$ a higher level. He changed

s%irituality o$ theology to the s%irituality o$ science. Besides, modern %hysicsalready became a %hiloso%hy o$ ne! times, since it o%enly !orks !ith thestructure o$ matter, genesis o$ #osmos and, recently, ?thics.

Fuantum mechanics o$ the #o%enhagen #ircle including Bor, Heisenberg andPauli, does not give an ans!er to the 3uestion about the structure o$ themain unit o$ matter. &he &heory o$ relativity doesn)t solve the %roblem o$time substantiality and doesn)t e'%lain the essence o$ $orce in conce%t.&esla)s %hysics relating to the real %hysical s%ace or ?ther, and his scienti$icthought derived $rom the %osition o$ ancient cosmology and Pythagoreanmathematics not $rom electromagnetism o$ ::th #entury couldn)t becontinued as long as there a%%eared other limits on the !ay o$ creation o$general %hysical theory, !hich includes events o$ %hysical reality. A$ter#hernobyl, all %eo%le understood that to %lay !ith nuclear energy is nothingmore than irres%onsibility !ithout real understanding o$ matter)s structure.And the tragedy o$ s%aceshi% #hallenger reminds us that humankind stilldoes not have enough e'%erience in long s%ace travels. It is better not tos%eak about the medical as%ects o$ interstellar travels. &esla)s %hysics givesans!ers and instruments to use it in cosmology.

+ometimes e'%ressions that !e use to denote some %hysical notion didn)t

e'ist in the time o$ &esla. &he same is !ith the method o$ introduction o$mathematical symbols to make calculations. It gives a great bene$it to ayoung electrical engineer, !ho many a time heard that 5ulius (ayer neverused the !ord energy that Archimedes and alileo calculated all bymathematical methods, but had no signs $or calculations, !hich are $amiliarto us, no! e!ton, !ho o%ened in$initesimal 3uantities, nevertheless madeall %roo$s by means o$ geometrical symbols, as !ell as ?uclid and all otherscientists living in the %eriod bet!een them. &o understand &esla, it isnecessary not only to read his original !orks, but also to e'%lain themeaning o$ terms in his scienti$ic account, $rom &esla)s %oint o$ vie!.

Advanced modern science gradually begins to study &esla)s heritage. We donot s%eak about commercial or universal as%ects o$ scienti$ic kno!ledge, butabout summits o$ scienti$ic thought - unkno!n to !ide intellectualcommunity, about the knobs o$ se%arated net o$ !orld!ide globalin$ormational s%ace $or humankind, in !hich everybody is connected !iththe others by the channels o$ %lanetary tele-communicational net. &hisconnection is made by t!o main coincident %arameters, con$ormity o$ ideasand intellectual level. Ho!ever, the thing that joins all is a time


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com%rehension as a basis $or ne! civili9ation. All early civili9ations originateonly $rom their attitude to s%ace.

According to &esla, in %lanetary communities o$ the $uture, all energy !ill betaken $rom ine'haustible and $ree sources. He %ointed out that the ?arth is a

nucleus o$ a huge generator, !hich in rotation, creates a di$$erence o$%otentials e3ual to billions volts !ith a slo!ed ionos%here, and thathumankind really lives in a s%herical condenser o$ huge ca%acity, !hichcontinuously sel$-charges and sel$-discharges. In this condenser theionos%here is a %hase, atmos%here is a dielectric and the ?arth is 9ero. &hus,a global electrical %rocess %roceeds on our %lanet. ?lectrical energy does its!ork and then returns to the natural environment o$ the %lanet ?arth.

&esla built linear accelerators in the $orm o$ o%en vacuum tubes, i.e. tubes!orking in room tem%erature !ithout energy losses, since !hile laying attarget, electrostatic %ro%erties o$ the target itsel$ are used that)s !hy it is%ossible to transmit any 3uantity o$ energy at any distance by means o$induction. enneth #orum, !ho re%eated &esla)s e'%eriment in America andachieved some results, but still didn)t understand the essence. &esla)s%articles do not travel in s%ace as other kno!n %articles or Hert9)s !aves,but they are sel$-generating $rom inductive $ield like $ire balls. &he 3uestionis about an original &esla theory, !hich is related !ith cosmic radiation and!as %roved by him e'%erimentally. &esla)s reversible magnetic $ield has auniversal signi$icance. It is a mathematical idea, !hich is reali9ed directly inevery echelon o$ cosmic being.

I seem bold to state that even &esla)s inductive motor, the so-calledasynchronous motor, is not studied enough in its conce%tual sense. Among&esla)s inventions, there are many mysteries that are le$t unstudied7

in radio engineering there are some transmissions on the same$re3uency, !hich cannot be jammed &!enty unused &ela %atents

in the structure o$ matter, "I used to split the atoms, without releasingany energy"- it is &esla)s statement o$ /1CC

concerning attractive $orces, there is a model o$ &esla)s gravitationalmotor !ith a tin engine and glass stator, !hich only !orks once a yearunder the in$luence o$ certain %lanetary arrangements

in the theory o$ ?ther matter is structured $rom ether and dissolves inether again $ollo!ing sim%le mathematical la!s, but i$ generatedenergy is more than the dissolved one, then cosmic catastro%hes take%lace

&esla)s medical devices have been le$t unstudied


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and on the in$luence o$ lo!-$re3uency !aves on the brain)s o%erationand thoughtLmemory %rocesses, !e can only guess. All o$ these havebeen le$t unstudied and $ar too o$ten, ignored.

&esla)s attitude to the conce%ts o$ Buddhism is that "I" is illusionary. "=eally,

we are some different, like waves in subective time and space, and whenthese waves disappear, nothing remains from us. There is no personality.

!e cannot saw that waves in the ocean have individuality. There is only anillusionary se"uence of waves, which go one after another. !e are not the

same that was yesterday; I am only a se"uence of relatively existences,which are not similar. This se"uence is that thing, which create an effect of

continuity, but not my subective and mistaken understanding of my real

life."

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