The Zerkala MG concept draws on experimental ideas associated with Kozyrev Mirrors, spatial geometry, reflective materials, perception and hypotheses concerning information, space and time.
Some interpretations used within the project also refer to metaphysical concepts such as the “etheric body,” vital energy and a transcendent source. These terms form part of the authors’ theoretical and methodological framework and are not presented as established concepts of modern physics or biology.
In practice, Zerkala MG environments are used for structured sessions focused on self-observation, attention, reflection, creative thinking and subjective perception. Observations and participant experiences may also be collected and analyzed as part of the project’s research activities.
Individual experiences can vary and are interpreted within the context of the Zerkala MG methodology.
Historical and Theoretical Background:
«The proposed mechanism: experiencing integrity in a controlled environment creates a new psychological benchmark, which is then translated into daily life and social activity.».
S. V. Ivanchuk, researcher, author and creator of spatial constructions "Zerkala MG".
«Due to its active properties, time can bring an organizing principle into our world and counteract the usual course of processes leading to the destruction of organization and the production of entropy. This influence of time is very small in comparison with the usual destructive course of processes, but in nature it is scattered everywhere, so there is a possibility of its accumulation. This possibility is realized in living organisms and massive cosmic bodies, primarily in stars. For the universe as a whole, the influence of the active properties of time is manifested in countering the onset of its heat death».
N.A. Kozyrev, Soviet astronomer, astrophysicist, Doctor of Physico-mathematical Sciences.
«The mirror itself changes the spectrum of frequencies coming from space!».
V.V. Tsetlin, Soviet and Russian scientist in the field of aerospace medicine.
«Restoration of the wave characteristics of the human body.
Modern science knows that nature is dominated by the defining all inconceivable diversity of the material world. Academician V.I. Vernadsky argued: "around us, in ourselves, and everywhere, eternally changing, coinciding and colliding, there are radiations of different wavelengths." At the same time, he emphasized that all living things are a planetary and cosmic phenomenon that arose in the cosmic environment and is subject to the laws of Nature." At the beginning of the last century, the Danish physicist N. Bohr proposed a model of the atom, and the Austrian physicist E. Schrodinger proposed a wave model of its electron shell. He experimentally established that an electron has properties not only of a particle, but also of a wave.
Based on these postulates, a science was created – quantum (wave) mechanics – studying the interaction of radiation and matter. The founders of quantum mechanics: Heisenberg (Nobel Prize in 1932); E. Schrodinger and P. Dirac. (Nobel Prize in 1933).
The human energy field can be compared to an antenna receiving information from the outside world and the Higher Self. If this antenna is dirty, the signal becomes weak».
V. I. Vernadsky, Russian and Soviet natural scientist, thinker and public figure of the late 19th century and the first half of the 20th century.