The ritual Buddhist vajra is a type of scepter that symbolizes the awakened consciousness. Among paranormal researchers, it is believed that the vajras begin to work after they are "activated" with a secret mantra, which has been kept by some Buddhist lamas since ancient times.
It is believed that the vajras are associated with torsion fields. This term was introduced back in 1922 by the French scientist Elie Cartan, who designated him a hypothetical physical field, which is formed by the twisting of space. Later, the theory of torsion fields became the most controversial issue in physics. Meanwhile, some of the "torsionists" claim that a person and his thoughts can generate torsion fields and control them (remember the secret eastern mantra).
To understand the principle of the vajra, let us consider a picture taken from the book by G. Shipov "Physical vacuum". As you can see in the figure, the vajra geometrically recreates the model of the torsion fields of an elementary particle. From this, it is concluded that the vajra can enter into resonance with any elementary particle and influence it, for example, do a certain work with it. If we consider the vajra from such a position, then the main questions about its purpose and principles of action become clearer.
Some researchers, in particular E. Muldashev, believe that the vajra acts on the psychic energy of its operator, that is, on the person's personal torsion field. Entering into torsion resonance with elementary particles of matter, the vajra can change the torsion moment of these particles, it can modify the forces of attraction between the particles, and therefore change the geometric position of the particles relative to each other.
This explains the ancient legends that with it you can cut rocks and other objects, destroy entire armies. In Buryatia, a legend has been preserved about how one lama destroyed an entire army of Mongol conquerors with a vajra, "putting great power into it."
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In Nepal, there is the Bodnath temple complex, built in the 6th century AD, which houses a huge vajra.
Local monks claim that the gods used this vajra as a tool: they cut stones, made blocks for the construction of temples and other huge structures. According to them, this was the "machine of the ancients" that flew and grinded mountains.
However, this mysterious weapon was found in different parts of the planet in ancient times.
The ancient Indian god Indra also fought with vajra, Zeus in ancient Greek frescoes also holds in his hands an object very similar to a vajra. And we remember that the Thunderer possessed a powerful weapon that could throw lightning, and, in addition, could control the weather.
When the famous scientist Nikola Tesla in 1896 invented his mysterious resonant generator or Tesla coil capable of creating a voltage of several million volts and generating lightning, the idea that the vajra may have the same resonant nature took on new shapes.
