QUE VEUT DIRE EMF
EMF est l’acronyme pour ElectroMagnetic Field, en français Champs EléctroMagnétiques.
Les champs électromagnétiques sont généralement des flux/courants d’énergie qui sont émis à partir de sources naturelles( soleil, radiations cosmiques) et artificielles ( téléphones cellulaires, four micro-ondes, Téléviseurs, radios, WiFi, lignes électriques, etc…). Au début du 20th siecle, le réseau électrique s’est étendu à travers le monde. Bientôt les scientifiques ont contasté que les lignes électriques qui transportaient toute cette énergie émettaient des champs électromagnétiques. Avant cela dans l’histoire, la population humaine n’a jamais été exposée à la radiation des champs électromagnétiques (EMF).
Aujourd’hui nos corps sont exposés aux champs électromagnétiques de sources naturelle et artificielle. Les dommages causés par toutes les formes de radiation dépendent de notre exposition à elles. Par exemple seulement l’utilisation des téléphoniques cellulaires represente pas de grand risque pour notre santé mais l’exposition cumulative aux radiations à partir des téléphones cellulaires, WiFi, lignes électriques, des fours micro-ondes, des réseaux de transfert des données, ainsi que des autres appareils électriques domestiques peut un effet néfaste pour notre santé.
Wireless energy transmission
In the accompanying video, the Plasma Tower demonstrates wireless energy interaction through a visual indicator. When an EMF protection pendant is brought into the active field of the tower, its green indicator light illuminates, showing a strong energetic interaction without any physical connection. In this demonstration, the pendant is not detecting conventional EMF radiation. Instead, it is responding to a powerful harmonizing field generated by the combined action of the Tesla coil and the Lakhovsky MWO antenna within the tower.
The pendant is used purely as a field detector in this context, providing a visible response to the presence and intensity of the generated energetic field. This illustrates how the Plasma Tower can wirelessly interact with objects placed in its vicinity, making it suitable for energizing crystals, water, orgone devices, and other materials through proximity alone.
Plasma Tower Versions – v1.0 vs v2.0
We currently offer two versions of the Plasma Tower, both combining a plasma bulb, Tesla coil, and Lakhovsky MWO antenna for active power harmonization and wireless energetic interaction.
Plasma Tower v1.0
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Overall height: approx. 290 mm
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Tesla coil: Cylindrical (classic Tesla coil geometry)
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MWO antenna: Compact integrated design
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Power level: Baseline reference
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Use case: Personal energetic work, smaller spaces, tabletop setups, demonstrations
The v1.0 represents a classic and compact implementation, offering stable field generation and reliable wireless interaction in a smaller form factor.
Plasma Tower v2.0
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Overall height: approx. 370 mm
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Tesla coil: Conical, inspired by the original Tesla Wardenclyffe Tower geometry
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MWO antenna: Larger, enhanced antenna structure
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Power level: Approximately 50% more powerful than v1.0
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Use case: Stronger field generation, larger spaces, group work, advanced demonstrations
The v2.0 is a more powerful evolution of the Plasma Tower concept. The conical Tesla coil geometry improves field projection and coherence, while the larger Lakhovsky MWO antenna significantly increases the strength and reach of the harmonizing field.
How to use Plasma Towers
Using the Plasma Tower is simple. Place the tower on a stable surface and connect it to a USB-C power supply (5 V, at least 1 A). Once powered and switched on, the plasma bulb will activate, indicating that the tower is generating its harmonizing field. Simply place objects such as healing crystals, water, orgone items, or other energetic tools around the tower or near it. No physical connection is required—the interaction is fully wireless. Recommended session length is 15 minutes. You can make plenty of sessions per day, please allow some time between the sessions (at least 10 minutes) in order to extend the lifespan of the plasma bulb.
