The present invention relates to a process of obtaining free electricity through virtual and sequential transfer of mass by much reduced net pressure (apparently force) and application of new concepts in science. New concepts (pressure motion equivalence, latent work and latent force) pave the way for a real, universally usable over-unity coefficient of performance, making the process and the apparatus possible. Gravitational potential energy of a liquid, falling from a height of a reservoir containing the liquid, fed to a generator, converts into electricity, while the waste of the generator is recycled by utilizing a small fraction of the generated electricity, through a pocket mechanism inside the reservoir-bottom, consisting of a pocket (to collect the waste liquid) fitted with a liquid-tight piston, on which a push is given to virtually and sequentially transfer the waste liquid through an outlet pipe which runs just up to the reservoir-top liquid level and another push is given from the other side of the piston to place the piston back to its previous position by placing and withdrawing only additional masses (working on net pressure) on the platform attached to the piston.
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