How is earth resonance,EM stationary wave and ELF related to transmit energy?

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Earth resonance, electromagnetic (EM) stationary waves, and extremely low frequency (ELF) waves are interconnected in the context of wireless energy transmission. EM stationary waves, as explored by Tesla, play a crucial role in harnessing energy from various sources, including the Earth’s natural resonance. The relationship between Earth resonance and ELF waves remains complex and not fully understood, with ongoing discussions about their potential applications in energy transmission. Project Sanguine is referenced as a source of information on ELF waves, but it does not clarify the link to Earth resonance. Understanding these connections could enhance the development of wireless power technologies.
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While reading tesla's work to harnass energy at various sources,I read that knowing EM stationary waves exist was a quantum leap in his approach.But I can't understand how these parameters are linked to transmit wireless power..can anyone please elaborately explain their relationships..It would be really helpfull..THATS IN ADVANCE!
 
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thanks for link but its only abt ELF and its application..Relation between Earth resonance and ELF is still a mystery to me...!
 
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