Torsion Field Physics

A dipole is an object in space which has two different charges on it.  We often call one side a negative charge and the other a positive charge.  One end of the object has a surplus of electrons while the other side has a deficit of electrons. 

In 1957 Chen Ning Yang and Tsung-Dao Lee won the Nobel prize in physics for their work proving the broken symmetry in a dipole.  One of the implications of this proof is additional energy is coming from somewhere: the energy is coming from higher dimensions or Lokas. Some spiritual teachers enlighten us that this is how the physical world was created with energy from higher dimensions.

That asymmetry is used by charges and dipoles for extracting and pouring out electromagnetic energy from the space.  Once enough energy has been received a threshold is reached and it is transmitted in the form of photons (Light).