Kozyrev Mirrors
Nikolai Kozyrev had plenty of opportunity to develop his unconventional ideas about time. The Soviet scientist was arrested in 1936 and sent to a gulag in Siberia by Josef Stalin, charged with spreading malicious propaganda.
Once considered the most promising astrophysicist in all of the Soviet Union, Kozyrev struggled to maintain his academic edge while in captivity for a full decade.
Some of his ideas never panned out, but his theories about time led to a remarkable and mysterious device — named the Kozyrev mirror in his honor. These large aluminum cylinders act to focus energy in strange ways — twisting time and perceptions, so to speak.
The mirrors remain powerful tools in the realm of psychic research, as well as deep consciousness and meditation studies. Here’s more from Greg Reese Reports.
