DNA Monthly July 2005

Basing his claims on his reading of one of the Dead Sea Scrolls known as the Isaiah Scroll, bestselling author Gregg Braden in The Isaiah Effect (2000) argues that the Essenes from the time of Christ employed a type of prayer designed to affect, and effect, quantum outcomes by literally changing the pray-er's picture of reality. This form of "active prayer" is a method of focusing intention that validates whatever one is praying for as having already occurred.

"Rather than creating or imposing change upon our world," theorizes Braden, "perhaps it is our ability to change our focus that was the ancient key suggested by the masters of passive change in history" such as Buddha, Gandhi and Jesus. "Quantum physics suggests that by redirecting our focus--where we place our attention--we bring a new course of events into focus while at the same time releasing an existing course of events that may no longer serve us."

From a genetics perspective, based on kinesiological testing performed by the editors, it is interesting to note that active prayer employs five interactive modalities that together are capable of changing quantum outcomes. Braden denominates the first three of these modalities thought, feeling and emotion. If this trinity is utilized harmoniously and combined with peace and love, then "our world mirrors the effect of our prayer."

Of particular relevance to this publication is that these five intercessory modalities (thought, feeling, emotion, peace and love) correspond energetically to the five nucleotides of DNA and RNA--which, in turn, align with the five vowels: A, E, I, O and U. This means that when we use language such as prayer to change reality, we do so through our bodies by altering our consciousness and activating our divine genetic endowment: our quantum biology.

In a multidimensional reality composed of infinite parallel universes, any of which can suddenly land in our own like a ball bouncing on a roulette wheel, we can change the future by simply dreaming the one we want into being. "Rather than creating our reality," Braden has suggested, "it may be more accurate to say that we create the conditions into which we attract future outcomes, already established, into the focus of the present." Barbara Marciniak conceptualizes such Mastery of Intention as "reality adjusting" and understands it as an inherently energetic endeavor: "Refocusing your attention to reinforce the outcome you desire will alter the frequency you transmit, inevitably opening the door to another probable outcome."

1. "The Universe Is Obsolete: A Gallery of Multiverse Theories" (Part One of Two), by Iona Miller & Richard Alan Miller

So you think you have "boundary issues"? We have been challenged to overcome provinciality and learn to think regionally, nationally and globally. Global thinking is still a challenge. Now the siren call of Mystery invites us to explode our cosmic boundaries.

The limits of our observable universe (14 billion light-years and roughly 100 billion galaxies) have erupted out the top end and penetrated the infinitely small. Our universe may be even older, but time as we know it did not exist, nor can we see through the Big Bang to gauge it.

This universe is characterized by certain interacting life-supporting values (Rees): 1) the strength of the force that binds atomic nuclei making atomic structure possible; 2) the strength of the forces that hold atoms together; 3) the density of material in the universe; 4) cosmic antigravity that controls the expansion of space; 5) the amplitude of ripples in the expanding universe that seeds macro-structures such as galaxies, solar systems, and planets; and 6) the number of spatial dimensions (3-D).

How can it be a "uni-verse" if ours is only one of many? Universe used to mean "All there is." That attribution has been co-opted by the term multiverse, although technically there can be many multiverses. Most people are reluctant to believe that parallel universes are a true description of nature. Still, we (along with our myriad of virtual clones and alters) are invited to embrace this grander vision. Our vision of the multiverse is more vast than even a few years ago, as there is evidence for many possible forms a universe can take.

There is a greater collective, more than one universe embedded in higher-dimensional space or hyperspace. Our worldview must change to a multiverse view, even though it may be difficult to wrap our minds around the notion. The multiverse is the set of all possible universes throughout time, including our observable universe. Physicists say the multiverse resembles boiling water with bubbles that form and rapidly expand.

Our place in cosmic history depends on the delicate interplay between the very big and the very small. Chaos and complexity theory have shown us that patterns tend to repeat and persist (like fractals) at all levels of observation: "As above; so below." There is a hierarchy of observational levels: subquantal, quantal, photonic, atomic, electromagnetic, chemical, cellular, organismic, planetary, solar systems, galaxies, universes. At both ends of this open-ended spectrum, we can infer what we may not observe.

Many Mansions

We have found other worlds looking both ways, through the lenses of cosmology and quantum physics. Observations demand we change our worldview to include these parallel universes. Whether we look above or below, we see our universe with its 100 billion galaxies embedded in an even larger reality--the multiverse, with separate closed volumes of space and time.

Infinite space far exceeds the limits of our observable universe. Webs of parallel universes are equally possible. We can imagine them as balloons connected to one another by rubbery necks of space-time: wormholes. The regions inside and outside the balloons and wormholes are outside space-time. They don't exist.

In shows such as Twilight Zone, Star Trek, Quantum Leap and Sliders, the heroes traverse wormholes and black holes, travel through time, enter alternate dimensions, battle their own alter egos, or mysteriously begin living different life stories. Many of our common ideas about the nature of parallel universes come from these well-worn sci-fi themes. We get the idea we might be able to detect such parallels, share information with them, interact with them, even pop in and out of them. Most people embrace a single simple notion of parallel universes, if any. But there is no convergence of alternate views of parallel universes.

The truth of these theories is that they are far more complicated and numerous than any sci-fi, comic or movie has depicted, including Jet Li's The One, LeGuin's The Lathe of Heaven, and the Carl Sagan storyline Contact. As you read this, you could be splitting into a virtual infinity of alternatives, unseen worlds each unaware of the others.

In most theories, you are unlikely to see your other selves, even if you can imagine their existence. Physics calls this the self's "non-fungible" nature, which means it cannot be viewed or experienced. But don't worry about comprehending; this has nothing to do with fungi, although many worlds seem to sprout like mushrooms. Perhaps in some parallel universe, you've already gotten it. If you find the notion of an endless progression of universes sprouting from one another hosting an infinity of unconscious doppelgangers unsettling and hard to fathom, you're not alone. Even physicists who embrace the concept find the idea deeply disturbing.

Most researchers now believe the many worlds hypothesis is an accurate view of reality, backed by well-tested theories such as relativity and quantum mechanics. It makes our paradigm of the observable universe obsolete, even though only a century ago we couldn't see out of the Milky Way or into the atom.

Many Worlds; Many Theories

There is not just one theory of parallel universes, but a variety ranging from bubble and accelerating universes to expanding and branching universes. We are confronted with self-reproducing, mini-, alternative, quantum universes. The fabric of our universe is flat, as shown by the acceleration of space (Goldsmith).

Nearly every luminary in the field, from cosmologists to theoretical physicists, seems to suggest a different variant. That is hardly surprising since there are also a variety of theories about the fundamental nature of the known universe. Different theories account for different assumptions and observations, make different predictions, and lead to different conceptual and mathematical models.

Princeton's Paul Steinhardt argues for the "ekpyrotic model," an extension of string theory called M-theory. In M-theory fundamental objects are two-dimensional membranes living in eleven-dimensional space-time. This model accounts for fifth-dimensional objects. In M-theory our universe and others result from collisions between membranes in this 11-dimensional space. Unlike the universes in the "quantum multiverse," these universes can have completely different laws of physics: anything is possible; all potentials can be realized.

Before the Big Bang our universe consisted of two perfectly flat four-dimensional surfaces. One of these sheets is our universe; the other is a parallel universe. Random fluctuations in this unseen companion universe caused it to distort and reach toward our universe. The energy of the collision was transferred into the matter and energy of the Big Bang.

In superstring theory there are 10 dimensions, but most of them are thought to be tightly curled. Now scientists say the extra dimensions aren't as small as they originally thought. One or more of the extra dimensions could be perhaps a millimeter across. If so, our visible universe is one of "parallel universes" crammed into this unseen space. It looks big in three dimensions, but could be tiny in other dimensions. We can't travel between them, since the matter and energy of our universe are confined to our standard three dimensions. But many big universes could fit in such a small area, like stacked sheets of paper.

Another theory, "quantum cosmology," seeks to marry the irreconcilable theories of relativity with quantum mechanics, which it claims applies to the entire universe at all times and to everything in it. There is no fundamental difference between observer and observed. The wave function of the entire universe can't collapse each time an observation is made. In cosmology there is only one system that is measured only once. In quantum cosmology, the universe appears from quantum fuzz, tunneling into existence and then evolving classically. Both the no boundary and tunneling proposals predict the conditions necessary for inflation.

Together parallel universe theories constitute a virtually unbridled proliferation of universes, dimensions, membranes, superpositions, timewarps and hyperspaces. Splitting and merging, some are near; others impossibly far off. Some are similar to our local universe, others quite bizarre.

Tegmark's Levels

Cosmologist Max Tegmark (2003) has classified different types of parallel universe theories into four levels:

LEVEL I ("Beyond the Cosmic Horizon") is that of your alter egos. Some of these worlds with our duplicates are far off in our local universe. Since cosmic expansion is accelerating, you will never see your alter egos. Almost all universes of the Level I multiverse are empty and dead.

Even with the same laws of physics, different initial conditions yield different results. All histories not forbidden by conservation laws are virtually mandatory--they will occur in unquestionably real regions. Imagine our lives have an infinite number of alternative scripts. If we try to see what's going on, everything changes to complementary possibilities.

LEVEL II ("Postinflation Bubbles") is that of Andre Linde and astrophysicist Trinh Xuan Thuan's self-reproducing bubble universes, breeding more and more inflationary universes, which we cannot contact. There is a rich froth of bubble universes infinite in space and time. Space as a whole is stretching forever, but some regions stop and form discrete bubbles.

In this infinite set of Level II multiverses, there are different particles, physical constants and space-time dimensionality perhaps due to different symmetry breaking. In Steinhardt's M-theory model, the multiverse is produced by the cycle of birth and destruction of universes, reminiscent of the Hindu myth of Vishnu dreaming an eternal chain of Brahmas, each a creator of a universe.

Lee Smolin suggests another multiverse that mutates and sprouts new universes through black holes rather than through brane physics. Our universe is a calm bubble in an infinitely large, chaotic, eternally-inflating multiverse. Linde likens the universe to a growing fractal, sprouting self-reproducing inflationary domains which spread and cool into other universes.

Bubbles are created from the quantum foam of a "parent universe." Bubbles may also originate from false vacuums, which decay producing new bubble universes at an accelerating rate on an infinite tree of bubbles. Our universe is a typical branch on the tree.

LEVEL III ("Quantum Many Worlds") is the many worlds of Everett's interpretation of quantum mechanics. Tegmark says this multiverse level adds nothing new to I and II except more indistinguishable copies of the same universes. Tegmark assigns this level to the superposition of classical worlds, located "elsewhere," embodying different ways events could have unfolded.

The same stories play again and again in unreachable quantum branches. Each storyline we follow meaningfully connects a single future event to a past event. We can't predict the future because we become aware only of the storyline with the greatest probability. It's a two-way street: not only do we exist in more than one world, every event in the universe affects us. Everett never explained why we are stuck on just one branch.

When we see things with a fresh eye, we enter a parallel universe, reinventing ourselves. Only our viewpoint changes but new meaning emerges. Intimately involved with our histories, countless parallel universes accommodate all the possibilities that quantum physics contains. Containing all possibilities, these universes are static, so change and time are illusions.

The paradox of Schrodinger’s Cat is used to illustrate this interpretation. When an observation is made, new universes are created from among all possible outcomes. When two parts of the universe interact, all possible results (superpositions) become real. Our copies remain unaware and uncontactable in worlds of their own. Only one reality lasts long enough for us to notice. We switch realities with every passing moment as our wave function is repeatedly split due to interaction with quantum systems, but all we notice is slight randomization (uncertainty).

LEVEL IV ("Other Mathematical Structures") is that of pure mathematical structures, a sort of Platonic paradigm of ideal forms but based on different laws of physics and altogether different equations. Mathematical structures, such as the dodecahedron, are abstract, immutable entities existing outside space and time.

Every mathematical structure is a parallel universe, according to Tegmark. "The elements of this multiverse," however, "do not reside in the same space but exist outside of space and time." This is the realm of abstract geometries, manifolds, vector spaces, tensor spaces and other equations. In Level IV, entities aware enough can subjectively perceive themselves as existing in a physically "real" world, according to Tegmark.

Plato thought mathematical forms were the true reality, but that we perceive reality imperfectly as in his allegory of the shadows on the wall of a cave. His notion was a top-down theory. We may or may not eventually find a mathematical structure to match our own universe. Instead, we may find the limits of the effectiveness of mathematics.

Rudy Rucker also claims this mindscape exists as a physical reality. Like Plato, he believes in a world of ideas separate from the mental and physical. Consciousness can explore this realm of all possible thoughts just like the body explores the universe. We all share the same mindscape just as we share the same universe.

That's Life

Our virtual duplicates are like our everyday universe, occupying a region of space-time, containing conventional and exotic matter, galaxies, stars, and perhaps life. Only some parallel universes foster the emergence of life. A major proponent of Level III many worlds, physicist David Deutsch argues this point on his list serve (Fabric of Reality, August 16, 2003):

"It is uncontroversial that, of all the environments that exist and have ever existed, only a tiny proportion are suitable for life to evolve. However, there are vastly more in which life can survive once, for whatever reason, it is present there. For instance, life (in the form of astronauts) has survived on the moon--and there seems little doubt that it would be possible for life to survive indefinitely on the moon even in the absence of support from earth. In fact, I think it is a reasonable working hypothesis that life can (given enough knowledge) survive in almost every naturally-occurring environment.

“If that is so, then it puts a different light on the first statement, that only a tiny proportion of environments are suitable for life to evolve. For by 'suitable for life to evolve' we mean that there is a reasonable probability that life will evolve there. However, there is presumably always a non-zero probability that life will form spontaneously in any given environment.

“And [there is] a much smaller--but still non-zero--probability that [life] will form spontaneously with any given finite amount of knowledge. And hence there is always a non-zero chance of life coming into existence in almost any environment and thriving there ...

"[The] upshot is that it is quite plausible that life, worthy of the name, has existed and thrived, somewhere in the multiverse, since the Big Bang. It is also quite plausible that it hasn't.”

Some theories of parallel universes emerge from cosmology, others from quantum mechanics. All of them represent attempts to model our universe accurately with the known laws of physics. The trouble is, our knowledge of nature's laws is incomplete, and our theories of Cosmos suffer from our blind spots. We don't know the conditions or constraints for the generation of universes. Nature isn't confined to the limitations of our perceptions. Our theoretical models are incomplete.

Stretching the boundaries of empirical knowledge, recent findings have forced the idea of multiple universes on scientists. Physicists have inferred that many worlds exist, some with potentially different physical conditions, laws and matter. Their existence, implied by cosmological observations, solves some difficult paradoxes in quantum physics and cosmology. To deny them complicates physics even more.

Astronomer Royal, astrophysicst Sir Martin Rees (2000, 2001), says that "no complex entities could evolve in universes that lasted only for a short time, that were always in thermal equilibrium, that contained nothing but radiation, or that had only two spatial dimensions."

Parallel universes might be utterly unlike our own, having different particles (such as mirror matter or dark matter) and forces. Perhaps they are confined to membranes with fewer or more dimensions. They may have identical properties to our own universe, yet be folded to appear very distant. Dark matter could be composed of ordinary matter, even ordinary stars and galaxies, shining brightly on their own fold, yet emitting no apparent light in our universe ...

[Iona Miller is a consultant, multimedia artist, hypnotherapist, author and researcher doing groundbreaking work on the relationship between chaos theory and the emergent paradigm shift in experiential psychotherapy, new physics, biophysics, philosophy, cosmology, medicine, creativity, art, qabalah, magick, metaphysics, and society. Visit her homepage by clicking here. Richard Alan Miller started his career as a physicist, biophysicist and instrumentation specialist. In 1972 he began his foray into paraphysics with experiments in Kirlian photography and developed a field theory to explain the phenomenon. He is an expert in growing and marketing botanicals, and set up his own company, Northwest Botanicals. Click here for a listing of his writings on metaphysics, parapsychology, and alternative agriculture. Richard is available for lectures and as an outside consultant.]

DNA-related Definition of the Month

Torsion Energy: recently coined scientific term for universal creative consciousness experiencing itself in time. In the galactic process of creation, according to the Regenetics model, the primary torsion energy of unconditional love differentiates into spiral standing waves of higher-dimensional sound and light--in that order--forming a sacred trinity. Torsion energy in the form of a “life-wave” interfacing with and modifying the DNA molecule is the driving force behind the evolution of consciousness and physiology.

In an intriguing section of a fascinating book entitled The Cosmic Serpent: DNA and the Origins of Knowledge, French anthropologist Jeremy Narby includes snippets from his personal journals from his time spent studying the healing practices of Amazonian medicine men. One entry is of particular interest on the popular subject of genetic healing.

"According to shamans of the entire world," writes Dr. Narby, communication with healing spirits is established "via music. For [shamans] it is almost inconceivable to enter the world of spirits and remain silent. Angelica Gebhart Sayer discusses the visual music projected by the spirits in front of the shaman's eyes. It is made up of three-dimensional images that coalesce into sound, and that the shaman imitates by emitting corresponding melodies." In a provocative footnote to himself, Narby adds, "I should check whether DNA emits sound or not."

One school of thought insists that humans are actually made of sound and that DNA itself may be a form of sound. Drawing on meticulously documented research, Harvard-trained Leonard Horowitz explains that DNA emits and receives both phonons and photons, or electromagnetic waves of sound and light. In the 1990s, according to Dr. Horowitz, "three Nobel laureates in medicine advanced research that revealed the primary function of DNA lies not in protein synthesis ... but in the realm of bioacoustic and bioelectric signaling." In recent years a new artistic field called DNA music has even begun to flourish. It therefore seems appropriate, at the very least, to compare DNA to a keyboard with a number of keys that produce the music of life.

But what if on some level we are made of sound? What if in the beginning was the Word? What if the music of the spheres is no myth? What if we ourselves are a harmonic convergence? What if the holographic grid of our being is a linguistic and musical interface between higher-dimensional light, which might be considered a form of divine thought or intention, and sound in higher-dimensional octaves? After all, String theory posits the existence of many different, theoretically accessible dimensions that appear notationally linked much like strings on a guitar.

Narby repeatedly makes the point that shamans use sound because this allows them to transform some aspect of the genetic code. If DNA is indeed a text, a keyboard, a musical score; if it is true that this score can be rewritten so that it plays a new type of music; and if we live not just in a holographic but in a harmonic universe, then it seems plausible that our bioenergy fields are at least in part composed of higher-dimensional sound.

When my partner Leigh and I began developing a method of DNA activation called Regenetics, we discovered through kinesiology (muscle testing) that each of the body's auric or electromagnetic fields corresponds not just to a chakra but to a third-dimensional sound octave. Energetically, our research indicates that humans are built of a vertical series of light-processing chakras interfacing with concentric electromagnetic fields (which are sonic in nature) to form the three-dimensional holographic matrix that produces our physical body.

At the genetic level, sound gives rise to light. In a paper entitled "A Holographic Concept of Reality" appearing in Psychoenergetic Systems in 1975, a team of researchers headlined by Richard Alan Miller first outlined a compelling model of "ener-genetic" expression resulting in "precipitated reality": "Superposed coherent waves of different types in the cells interact to form diffraction patterns, firstly in the acoustic [sound] domain, secondly in the electromagnetic [light] domain." This leads to the manifestation of physical form as a "quantum hologram--a translation between acoustical and optical holograms." Significantly, this sound-light translation mechanism that creates the somatic experience of reality functions in the genome.

This is not the place to provide a full treatment of the science of quantum bioholography. Rather, I wish to emphasize that according to this model that is attracting many proponents as more and more of its precepts are confirmed, it is becoming apparent that DNA directs cellular metabolism and replication not just biochemically but electromagnetically through a chromosomal mechanism that translates sound into light waves, and vice versa. Sound and light, or phonons and photons, establish a sophisticated communication network throughout the physical organism that extends into the bioenergy fields and back to the cellular and subcellular levels.

Recalling Edgar Cayce's prediction that "sound would be the medicine of the future," Jonathan Goldman in Healing Sounds: The Power of Harmonics coined the following inspirational formula: sound + intention = healing. If we define intention as a form of conscious light energy roughly equivalent to thought, an idea consistent with many shamanic traditions such as that of the Toltecs of Mesoamerica, we can translate Goldman's formula as SOUND + LIGHT = HEALING.

Recently, the ability of sound and light to heal DNA was scientifically documented by a Russian research team of geneticists and linguists. Russian linguists discovered that the genetic code, especially in the so-called junk portion, follows regular grammar and usage rules virtually identical to those of human languages. This invalidates many modern linguistic theories by proving that language did not appear randomly but reflects humanity's shared genetics. In The God Code bestselling author Gregg Braden further demonstrates that the ancient four-letter Hebrew name for God (YHVH) is actually code for DNA based on the latter's chemical composition of nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon. This assertion, with its vast implications relative to DNA's universal role as a divine language spoken through the body, has been peer-reviewed and accepted by many scholars of Hebrew.

Fritz Albert Popp’s Nobel prize-winning research establishes that every cell in the body receives, stores and emits coherent light in the form of biophotons. In tandem with biophonons, biophotons maintain electromagnetic frequency patterns in all living organisms. In the words of Dr. Stephen Lindsteadt, this matrix that is produced and sustained by frequency oscillations "provides the energetic switchboarding behind every cellular function, including DNA/RNA messengering. Cell membranes scan and convert signals into electromagnetic events as proteins in the cell's bi-layer change shape to vibrations of specific resonant frequencies." Emphasizing that every "biochemical reaction is preceded by an electromagnetic signal," Lindsteadt concludes, "Cells communicate both electromagnetically and chemically and create biochemical pathways that interconnect all functions of the body."

Russian scientists Peter Gariaev and Vladimir Poponin have also explored DNA's extraordinary electromagnetic properties. Their research shows that DNA has a special ability to attract photons, causing the latter to spiral along the helix-shaped DNA molecule instead of proceeding along a linear path. In other words, DNA has the amazing ability--unlike any other molecule known to exist--to bend or weave light around itself.

In addition, it appears that a previously undetected form of intelligent light or intention energy (emanating from higher dimensions and distinguishable from both gravity and electromagnetic radiation) which Dr. Eli Cartan first termed "torsion" in 1913 after its twisting movement through the fabric of space-time, gives rise to DNA. Many decades later, the concept of torsion energy was still alive and well enough to inspire an entire generation of Russian scientists, who authored thousands of papers on the subject in the 1990s alone. "A unified subliminal field of potentially universal consciousness apparently exists," writes Horowitz on the subject of the Russian studies, "and may be explained as emerging from a previously overlooked physical vacuum."

The ancient Greeks were well aware of this potent energy, calling it "aether" and understanding that it is directly responsible for universal manifestation. In the 1950s Russian scientist Nicolai Kozyrev conclusively proved the existence of this life-giving subspace energy, demonstrating that, like time, it flows in a sacred geometric spiral that has been called phi, the Golden Mean, and the Fibonacci sequence. In the face of overwhelming evidence of its existence, modern scientists are returning to the notion of aether using such phrases as "zero point energy" and "vacuum potential." Recently, physicists Richard Feynman and John Wheeler went so far as to calculate that the amount of torsion energy contained inside a light bulb could literally bring the world's oceans to a boil!

This breakthrough research in the temporal physics of subspace establishes that torsion energy permeates the entire multidimensional galaxy and not only is responsive to but may actually be consciousness creatively experiencing itself in time. "To put it as bluntly as possible," writes renowned psychic and gifted scientific researcher David Wilcock, "you cannot separate consciousness and torsion waves--they are the same thing. When we use our minds to think, we are creating movements of electrical impulses in the brain, and when any electrical energy moves, torsion waves are also created."

According to the Russian findings, notes author Wynn Free, "this spiraling 'torsion' energy could actually be the substance of our human souls, and is therefore the precursor to the DNA molecule ... It already exists in the fabric of space and time before any physical life emerges." Elsewhere, Free remarks of transposons that these tiny segments of DNA can travel along the genome activating different parts of it when prompted by consciousness. In keeping with Dr. Gariaev's "Wave-based Genome" theory, Free concludes that DNA functions "somewhat like a computer chip, with different sections that can either be 'on' or 'off.'" Thus we can easily imagine how the torsion waves of human consciousness could program, or reprogram, DNA's binary code.

Similarly, the Gariaev group demonstrated that chromosomes function much like (re)programmable holographic biocomputers employing DNA's own electromagnetic radiation. Their research strongly suggests that human DNA is literally a genetic "text"; that chromosomes both produce and receive the information contained in these texts in order to encode and decode them, respectively; and that chromosomes assemble themselves into a holographic grating or lattice designed to generate and interpret highly stable spiral standing waves of sound and light that direct all biological functions. In other words, explain longtime genetics researchers Iona Miller and Richard Alan Miller in a superb article based partly on Gariaev's findings entitled "From Helix to Hologram," DNA's "code is transformed into physical matter, guided by light and sound signals."

Decades of research by Dr. Kikuo Chishima, a Japanese scientist, suggest that red blood cells are formed not in bone marrow, as is commonly believed, but in the intestinal villi. Red blood cells appear to be 1) guided by systemic frequency oscillations manifesting in the bioenergy blueprint and 2) capable of synthesizing DNA in order to differentiate into specific types of cells, which then migrate via the 90,000-mile-long capillary system to wherever they are needed. Writes Lindsteadt, "This open-ended system that connects to the lymphatic system, the meridian system and the connective tissue provides communication pathways for the flow of information and cellular instructions from the electromagnetic energy matrix."

One revolutionary corollary (of many) of this research is that, to activate DNA and stimulate healing on the cellular level, one can simply use our species' supreme expression of creative consciousness: words. While Western researchers clumsily cut and splice genes, Gariaev’s team developed sophisticated devices capable of influencing cellular metabolism through sound and light waves keyed to human language frequencies. Using this method, Gariaev proved that chromosomes damaged by X-rays, for instance, can be repaired. Moreover, this was accomplished noninvasively by simply applying vibration and language, or sound combined with intention, or words, to DNA.

According to Iona Miller and Richard Miller, “Life is fundamentally electromagnetic rather than chemical, the DNA blueprint functioning as a biohologram which serves as a guiding matrix for organizing physical form.” Arguably the most far-reaching implication of the research cited in this article is that DNA can be activated through conscious linguistic expression (somewhat like an antenna) to reset the bioenergy fields, which in turn (like orbiting communication satellites) can transmit radio and light signals to restore the proper cellular structure and functioning of the human body.

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Braden, Gregg, The God Code: The Secret of Our Past, the Promise of Our Future (Hay House, Inc., 2004)

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Copyright (c) 2005 by Sol Luckman. All Rights Reserved.

[Sol Luckman is editor of DNA Monthly and cofounder of the Phoenix Center for Regenetics, offering cutting-edge educational services and materials designed to activate unity consciousness and actualize human potential. The developers of the Regenetics Method are educators and ordained ministers, not medical doctors, and do not purport to diagnose or treat illness. The preceding article is adapted from Book One on the Regenetics Method, Conscious Healing. For information click here.]

In many esoteric traditions, we learn that everything is coated with seven electricities--from an atom to a human to a star. At the core of everything is pure white light. The octave structure is the same on the white keys of a piano known as the diatonic scale. That scale can be broken down to thirteen, which corresponds to playing the chromatic scale of white and black keys together.

Diatonic scale (7) plus the center (1) = 8. Chromatic (12) plus the center (1) = 13. Both 8 and 13 are Fibonacci sequence numbers: 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 3. The ratio of any two of these numbers = phi, or the Golden Mean.

In addition, the sum of the squares of any series of Fibonacci numbers equals the last number used in the series times the next number. This property creates the spiral seen in everything from sea shells to galaxies. The DNA molecule is based on the Golden Section. It measures 34 angstroms long by 21 angstroms wide for each full cycle of its double helix spiral. The average mean orbital distance of each successive planet in our solar system also equals phi.

Phi, the Golden Mean, resembles the gyre of the Hunab Ku. The tightening of this gyre or spiral signals the end of time as we know it. However, the tightening also signals a return to zero or a null zone as if we are passing through a wormhole. The recursive centripetal spiral of the Hunab Ku creates embedding. According to Walter Russell, centripetal force is a generative or creative force, while centrifugal force is degenerative or destructive.

Hindu culture teaches that worlds are like eggs that are fertilized by the deity. Evolution is a succession of ever-increasing spirals. As we enter the Aquarian/Leo Age, not only our solar system but humans as well are reborn into a higher cycle. The flashing of Hunab Ku is not unlike the passage in the Bible that says, "As the lightening flashes from the East even unto the West so will be the coming of the son of man."

Copyright (c) by 2005 by Sai Grafio. All Rights Reserved.

[Sai Grafio is the author of Mysteries: Ancient & Modern, Sonnets for Sonnets' Sake, and A Collection of Verse and Villanelles. His next work, The Zerostate Universe, will be published before year's end. He is currently working on a novel entitled The Galactic Beam which will shed light on the upcoming arrival of the Hunab Ku from the center of our galaxy. Read his poetry by clicking here. He can be contacted by email at saizerostate@att.net.]

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