History of Scalar Energy & The EESystem
This introduction provides a glimpse into the fascinating world of scalar energy and hopefully sparks inspiration to go further and explore this subject on your own.
Background
We are all familiar with electromagnetic waves, which are measured in hertz, named after German physicist Heinrich Hertz.
The electromagnetic spectrum contains various wavelengths from radio, visible light, X-rays (among other types), and all waves on the spectrum can be measured with a detectable frequency.
In contrast, scalar waves are known as “non-hertzian” referring to the fact that they do not contain a measurable, detectable frequency like the types of waves on the electromagnetic spectrum.
Example of the Electromagnetic spectrum
Discovery of Scalar Energy
The modern story of scalar energy begins with Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell, who is credited with the initial discovery of scalar energy in the mid 1800s.
Maxwell is best known for the classical theory of electromagnetic radiation which unified the understanding of electricity, magnetism, and light, demonstrating the three as different manifestations of the same phenomenon.
This contribution to physics has been called the “second great unification in physics,” after Isaac Newton’s law of universal gravitation.
James Clerk Maxwell
Nikola Tesla
Fast forward to the early 1900s and inventor Nikola Tesla continued the exploration of scalar energy. Tesla’s work involved the development of scalar waves that could transmit energy over long distances and penetrate solid objects without power loss.
Although Tesla’s experiments with scalar energy were met with skepticism by some, his invention of the AC induction motor earlier in his life is a tremendous scientific achievement.
Further, Tesla life was marked by many mysterious and awe-inspiring scientific experiments holding credit for approximately 300 patents across 26 countries. Alongside his contributions to scalar energy, Tesla’s inventions and innovations continue to impact various scientific fields.
Understanding the importance of the research Nikola Tesla contributed, nowadays scalar waves are commonly referred to as Tesla waves.
Nikola Tesla in his lab in Colorado
The EESystem
The Inventor: Dr. Sandra Rose Michael
Born in 1953, Dr. Michael grew up on a farm and experienced a childhood balanced between animals, nature, life all around, and scientific experiments building circuit breakers and ham radios. Early in life she recognized her desire to help humans and animals feel and be their best.
She speaks about arriving at this perspective on her life by seeing the contrast in her parents’ work. Her Dad worked on Mach 3 (3x the speed of sound), and her Mom on the Atom bomb. This pushed Dr. Michael to consider how she could be of service to the world, helping to heal and bring life, as opposed to destruction.
In her Applied BioPhysics lecture hosted by New Earth University, she talks about how some of her best days were making möbius strips with elmer’s glue and construction paper. A möbius strip is an excellent representation of scalar energy, demonstrated by the infiniti wave… a harbinger to her invention of the EESystem.
Early Adulthood & Path to EESystem
By her early 20s, Dr. Michael had started learning healing modalities, beginning in 1971 with chiropractic. The path to the invention of the EESystem began in 1978 when Dr. Michael built her first scalar healing light chamber, although this version was only able to help one person at a time.
At the time, Dr. Michael was operating her own spa, which was among the few in the nation to offer individualized detox baths, while simultaneously running a power management equipment company.
To build the healing light chamber, she took materials from her power management company while also obtaining materials from NASA to support her research. She conducted numerous experiments harkening back to her childhood experiments building circuit breakers and ham radios.
Witnessing dramatic reversals in conditions such as leukemia and lupus, Dr. Michael realized the potential of providing the body with the necessary energy to heal itself.
The EESystem
After recognizing the limitations of healing one person at a time, in the early 1990s she began developing the first EESystem aiming at extending the benefits of scalar energy to a wider audience.
In 1996, in Golden Colorado, the first EESystem was turned on attracting the attention of NASA. Dr. Michael tells the story of NASA sending people to check out what they were doing as the EESystem showed up with the same signature as a nuclear submarine, but on land!
As Dr. Michael states, “We literally are doing cold nuclear fusion,” referring to the EESystem.
EESystem Research
In the late 1990s, a system was set up in Houston where the top scientist at Baylor University studied the EESystems effects on DNA. The research showed that it was capable of lengthening telomeres and repairing breaks in DNA, a core aspect of how the technology helps the human body.
This process flips the epigenetic expression from degenerate to regenerative, effectively reversing the aging process by lengthening telomeres.
Since then, over 25+ years of clinical research and amazing testimonials have accumulated demonstrating the EESystem has accomplished the goal Dr. Michael started with: extending the benefits of scalar energy to a wider audience, thus providing the necessary energy for the body to heal, thrive, and promote a regenerative processes.
Dr. Michael's perspective on life
Our thoughts have the power to create our reality, and thus Dr. Michael emphasizes the importance of visualizing what we want to create in life, particularly when working with scalar fields.
Dr. Michael states in her applied biophysics lecture that “thoughts are scalar,” and “whatever the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve.”
To this point, she stresses the importance of making healthier and more intelligent choices highlighting that it is impossible to expect optimal health if we continue to poison ourselves. Empowerment, in her perspective, involves actively choosing what contributes to an overall sense of well-being and vitality.
She encourages individuals to get clear about what they want to create, not only for their bodies but also for their lives, relationships, families, communities, and the world.
She poses a thought-provoking question: “What if you had all the energy you ever want or need to live your greatest life and create the greatest life here on earth?”
What would you do?
