Tensor Energy Coils

The concept of quadrature involves three manipulable forces rather than the two traditionally considered in electromagnetism. The electric field exhibits both positive and negative voltages, while the magnetic field consists of north and south poles. Additionally, the tempic field encompasses gravity and anti-gravity tensors that interact with one another. To polarize the electric field, electrons are displaced from one side of a capacitor to the other, maintaining their separation by polarity. Polarizing the magnetic field requires aligning atoms of iron, nickel, or cobalt in a linear arrangement, resulting in spatial separation of the field poles, thus creating distinct north and south nodes. Gravity is inherently polarized, manifesting as the familiar concepts of up and down. It is characterized as an accelerating force and is perceived as the most potent among them. Gravity can be modeled as two opposing tensors: a gravity tensor directed toward the Earth's center and an anti-gravity tensor oriented upward. The underlying mechanism involves the spins present in all matter. The electron serves as the reactive outer layer that interacts with the gravity tensor, while the proton constitutes the inner layer that connects to the anti-gravity tensor. Within all matter, these tensors create an imbalance within the neutron core, regulated by longitudinal wave pulses that maintain the atom's stability through the strong force. The proton shell resides within the strong force layer, while the electron shell exists outside of it. The electron shell rotates in the opposite direction to its orbital path around the nucleus, while the proton moves in the same direction as its orbital motion. Although three spins are relevant, the focus remains on the resultant effects for tensor applications. The electron contributes to an increase in the gravity tensor, while the proton enhances the anti-gravity tensor, due to their spin orientations, with one of the electron's spins counter-rotating. When atoms are subjected to a moving magnetic field, the protons generate a 90-degree torsion field that interacts with the electron shell, amplifying the voltage between the shells and causing them to contract. This interaction strengthens atomic cohesion as protons are anchored within the strong force area. Furthermore, at the core of matter, two oppositely spinning gyroscopic systems exist, resembling the design of the Utron system. This mechanism underlies the sensations associated with torsion coil fields. The gravity and anti-gravity tensors manifest as a wave function that creates nodes of collision and varying gradients. These fields are derived from specific elements and exhibit greater spatial stability than electromagnetic fields. Lower octave vibrations can be recorded using wire cutting techniques, allowing for the sensing of these vibrations. Historically, some have recognized these vibrations but have not correlated them with electromagnetism or gravity; they are often perceived as "conscious only" or "healing devices." A nodal system, referred to as a "rod" or light rod system, serves as a measuring tool to establish distances where vibrational energy couples. Within all matter, the fields are balanced to favor the gravity tensor over the anti-gravity tensor, ensuring a conscious connection to a singular center of gravity. Ultimately, this connection underscores the unity of mankind. The gravity tensor originates from the neutron bundle but is most effectively coupled to the external environment through the electron shell's spin force (torsion field). Conversely, the anti-gravity tensor also originates within the neutron bundle but is more strongly connected to the mass field (nucleus) or the proton shell's positive charge (torsion field), presenting two pathways. A moving magnetic field interacts with diamagnetic elements.

The described circuit fundamentally explores the interactions between electric, magnetic, and gravitational fields by utilizing the principles of tensor dynamics. The electric field's manipulation through capacitive displacement illustrates the basic principle of charge separation, which can be further explored in capacitor-based circuits. The polarization of the magnetic field through atomic alignment can be translated into practical applications using magnetic materials in circuit design, enhancing the efficiency of inductive components.

The interaction of gravity and anti-gravity tensors can be modeled into circuits that simulate these forces, potentially leading to innovative applications in energy storage and transfer. The torsion fields generated by the spinning protons and electrons can be harnessed in advanced circuit designs, possibly leading to new types of sensors or energy devices that operate beyond conventional electromagnetic principles.

Moreover, the concept of using nodal systems as measuring tools can be integrated into circuit designs that require precise energy coupling and distance measurement, paving the way for advanced positioning systems or energy harvesting devices. The interconnected nature of the gravity and anti-gravity tensors suggests possibilities for creating systems that dynamically respond to environmental changes, potentially leading to self-regulating circuits that optimize performance based on external conditions.

In conclusion, the synthesis of these concepts into circuit design presents a frontier for exploration in electronic engineering, particularly in fields focused on energy manipulation and advanced sensing technologies. The implications of these discoveries extend beyond theoretical frameworks, offering practical avenues for innovation in electronic systems.He artfully showed that within the quadrature concept, there must be three forces that can be manipulated and not just the two we have been working with [EM]. Electric field has Positiveand Negative voltage, Magnetic field has North and South poles, andTempic field has Gravity and Anti gravity Tensors moving through one another.

To polarize the Electric field we move Electrons off one side of a capacitor and deposit them on the other side and this structure holds them tightly separated into their polarity. To polarize the Magnetic field we align Iron, Nickel, or Cobalt atoms in a neat row and the "field poles" separate in space to the two ends separating North and South nodes in the coherent field created. To polarize Gravity. well it already is polarized. We see all around us what we call Up and Down. An accelerating force, and from our conscious perception the strongest of them all. Gravity is modeled as two Tensors meeting in an opposition of unbalanced state already. A gravity or G Tensorpointing to the center of the earth, and an Anti gravity or AG Tensor pointing upwards.

What is not clearly understood is that these are the result of the two spins appearing inside all matter. The Electron is the outer world reactive layer that couples us into the G tensor and the Proton is the inner or sub dominant layer giving access to the AG Tensor.

Inside all matter these unbalance into the Neutron core and are regulated there by the longitudinal wave pulses holding the atom in its tightly coupled state by the strong force. Proton shell sets inside the strong force layer and electron shell outside it. Electron shell rotates opposite as its path around the nucleus, and Proton the same direction as its orbital motion.

There are three spins to consider, however for simplicity of Tensor applications we are only concerned with the result. Electron results in more G and Proton in more AG, due to the orientation of their spin directions as the two basically counter rotate on at least one of electrons two spin forces.

When we hit the atoms with a magnetic field in motion, the Protons come back with a 90 degree torsion field. This field hits the electron shell increasing the Voltage between the shells and the shells contract together.

This gives the atoms incredible power to hold together because the Protons are hooked inside the strong force area. Also at the core of all matter exists these two oppositely spinning gyro systems, that is the same design of the Utron system.

This is the underlying mechanism generating the good or bad "feeling" of torsion coils fields. The G and AG Tensors manifest as a wave function creating nodes of collision and segments of altering gradient between them. These fields come from the specific elements and are more stable in space then any EM fields. We can record the distances for lower octaves of these vibrations using the wire cutting techniques, and learn to sense these vibrations.

Many have done this in past time but never related them to EM or gravity that I am aware, they are sensed as "conscious only" or "healing devices. " We call a nodal system a "rod" or light rod system and use it as a measuring tool to establish distances where the energy of vibration will couple.

As within all matter the fields are balanced to favor the G Tensor over the AG tensor, and our world stays consciously connected to one center of gravity. Here we are all truly connected as one mankind. G originates in the Neutron bundle but is most strongly coupled to the outer world through the Electron shell spin force [Torsion field].

AG originates within the Neutron bundle but is most strongly coupled to through the mass field [Nucleus], or the Proton shell Positive charge [Torsion field]. It has two doors. A motional magnetic field operating on a diamagnetic elemen 🔗 External reference