Why We Do What We Do

Thanks to modern materials and components, a person receiving an MWO session today can fully relax and enter a meditative state — because the device operates in complete silence. Lakhovsky's original device was noisy. The improved version works just as effectively, but with several advantages that make each session more efficient and more comfortable.

However, it is worth noting that the specific parts used for the restoration are not the most important element — it is the essence of the idea laid down by Georges Lakhovsky in the early 20th century. His idea was brilliant, driven by intuition, because at that time, he did not have the tools we have today: spectrometers, oscilloscopes, and the like. He didn't even know the exact frequency range the device operated on — he calculated it mathematically.

He arrived at this solution intuitively, and using specific formulas — knowing that the speed of interaction equals the speed of light — he calculated the frequencies based on the circumference of the rings, filling them with energy. And not just simple energy.

The brilliance lies in the fact that the device does not create electromagnetic oscillations in the conventional sense. In the way a modern person perceives electromagnetic oscillations, they are seen as a very powerful disturbance of the magnetic medium. If you take light as an example, it is essentially a fluctuation of potentials.

In conventional technology, current strength is used to disturb the magnetic component — but in Lakhovsky's device, that effect is negligible. Mankind has delved deep into the disturbance of the magnetic medium throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. But all 'bio-perceivable' or 'favorable' technologies — which Nikola Tesla described and Arsène d'Arsonval's research confirmed — operate on a fundamentally different principle.