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Take away the LEDs and the vortex disappears. Take away the magnet and it disappears too.
Adrian Marsh, PhD, on the coMra effect: his full 131-minute presentation, recorded live at the 2026 Energy Science & Technology Conference. Free to download and keep.
Marsh runs biofield imaging footage at 10% of normal speed: an early coMra device on the bench by itself, then placed on a person, and a rotating pattern he calls the etheric vortex forming where the two meet. Then he says what happens to the image when one input is removed. Without the LEDs, no vortex. Without the magnetic field, no vortex. “This is what I mean by coherence.”
That is the claim of the whole talk. coMra stands for Coherence Achieved Through Modulation of Radiances, and Marsh’s position is that a laser, LEDs, permanent magnets and ultrasound do something together that none of them does alone, provided they are combined with “specific geometry, timing, and modulation.” He shows the apparatus, the diagrams behind it and the images, and he is explicit about where he is reading the result through his own experiential framework rather than through conventional measurement.
Marsh took his PhD in physics at the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, working on superconducting coherent quantum effect devices. He has done Tesla electricity and energy research for almost 30 years and has helped build apparatus shown at past conferences, including the 2019 Colorado Springs scale-model magnifying transmitter. Of his work on that bench, Eric Dollard said, “I don’t need to hold his hand.” His group developed coMra; the first prototype took a year, and Radiant Life Technologies, where Marsh is involved, has produced the devices for about 15 years.
The full 131-minute MP4 is free to download and keep.
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WHAT YOU’LL SEE IN THE FULL PRESENTATION
- What the name means: Marsh expands coMra as Coherence Achieved Through Modulation of Radiances and explains why coherence, modulation and radiances have to be understood as one idea, not three.
- Four inputs, four roles: the coherent laser at the center, three colored LED triangles (red, violet, yellow-green), permanent magnets for containment and ultrasound for the physical side. He assigns each a job and argues that the combination, not the parts list, is the point.
- The Cambridge connection: why he studied superconductivity, and how Cooper pairs moving with a lattice became his working picture of coherence.
- Two sciences: his distinction between exoteric science (the bench, the apparatus, mathematics) and esoteric science (experiential, and in his words not something you can do with mathematics), and why he says true science needs both.
- The diagrams behind the device: three rotating triangles forming a nine-pointed star in his Toltec framework, then the same geometry drawn onto the device with the laser at the center.
- The slow-motion imaging sequence: the device alone, then in contact with a person, shown at 10% speed so you can watch the pattern form.
- The missing-vortex comparison: what the imaging shows with the LEDs removed, what it shows with the magnetic field removed, and why he treats that as the demonstration of coherence.
- The number 905: the coMra Pro 905 uses a 905 nm laser; Marsh then reads that number through numerology. The specification and the reading are two separate things, and he presents them as such.
- A device in hand: the coMra Pro, its two controls (frequency and time, with 1, 2, 5 and 10 minute settings) and the infrared laser you can only see through a phone camera.
- BioWell, from fingertip to picture: he explains the instrument as a Kirlian-type fingertip system with high-voltage plates and proprietary software, then shows one before-and-after visualization from a coMra Pro 905 session with a 10-minute interval.
- The matching network: his analogy for the whole thing, from the Tesla coil bench: without a matching network the power bounces back to the generator, and he says the same is true of a vibration and a being.
- Questions that test it: “Did you and your group develop the coMra system?”, how much of the protocol work was empirical, and a medical question on controlled trials and heart rate variability, with Marsh’s answer in full.
The word to examine is coherence
Marsh starts with the four physical components and then moves into his Toltec framework: an etheric spectrum of which, he says, the electromagnetic spectrum is “just one very small part,” triangles, intent and a nine-pointed star. He is clear that this is the framework he was trained in and that another one would do: “If you have a different framework of the etheric spectrum, then use that.”
“If you take away the LEDs, you don’t see the vortex. You take away the magnetic field, you don’t see the vortex either. This is what I mean by coherence.”
Adrian Marsh, PhD, ESTC 2026
For the Tesla audience there is a second thread running through the talk. Marsh says coherence is what he has been chasing for 30 years, in superconductors, in Tesla apparatus and here, and he puts it this way:
“True over-unity is actually inspiration. And if you want to build an over-unity machine on the bench, then model inspiration.”
Adrian Marsh, PhD, ESTC 2026
The 10-minute comparison is a software visualization, and he says so.
Marsh shows BioWell data from a coMra Pro 905 session as a before-and-after graphic with a 10-minute interval. He explains that the instrument takes fingertip readings and that the chakra-based picture is the maker’s proprietary software rendering those readings. You see the two images, you hear how they were produced, and you hear his reading of them, all in the same minute of the recording.
What is measured, what is interpreted, what is empirical
Two kinds of image appear in the talk and Marsh keeps them apart: the biofield imaging video, where he points to the vortex, and the BioWell graphic, where he explains the instrument and its software. On the protocols in the device manual he is plain that most of them were “worked out empirically” by people using the devices over 15 years. On the numerology he is equally plain that it is a tool for his framework, “not life itself.”
Near the end, a questioner asks the medical question directly. Marsh answers that he is not a medical doctor, that a research colleague works in a clinical environment with doctors who measure, and that the group publishes from time to time. Then he draws his own line:
“Have you done any clinical controlled trials looking at heart rate variability, physiological parameters, blood pressure, heart rate?”
Audience member, ESTC 2026
“We are not making medical claims.”
Adrian Marsh, PhD, ESTC 2026
This page holds to the same line. What the devices are used for, and what Marsh and others say about using them, is in the recording, in his words and theirs.
Why the whole 131 minutes
The first hour is the framework, and Marsh builds it slowly because the second hour depends on it: the vortex video and the device geometry only make sense once the triangles and the nine-pointed star have been drawn. The slides are dense by design (he hands them out so people can follow without him), and he talks through what matters on each one. You do not need to be an engineer or a physicist; you need the sequence, and the download lets you go back to any part of it.
This is also the first half of a two-part argument. Marsh’s Friday talk, A Foundation for True Science, picks up where this one stops, takes a different coMra device and, in his words, discloses how it works “all the way down to the nuts and bolts if you want to make it.” Watch this one first; it is where the terms are defined.
Who this is for
You have seen a four-input device and want to know what the combination is supposed to add that the parts do not. You have seen a BioWell graphic somewhere and want to hear how it is produced from the person showing one. You follow Eric Dollard’s and Marsh’s Tesla work and want to see how Marsh connects coherence on the bench to coherence everywhere else. You want to see the devices Marsh and Irina had on the bench at the back of the room, in his hands, before deciding what you think. Or you are heading into the Foundation talk and want the first half.
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After watching, you will know exactly what Marsh means by the coMra effect, what his two kinds of imaging show, and where his explanation leaves the recordings and enters his framework.
The full 131-minute MP4 is free to download and keep. Demonstrations, slides and the Q and A, complete.
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