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The Force is Strong With This One
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DNA Monthly September 2005 _http://potentiation.net/DNAmonthly/September05.html 1 of 18 5/8/09 11:44 AM
September 2005 BREAKING NEWS:
During the editor's personal quest to heal his chronic illness, he learned that the power of sound and light to activate DNA had recently been documented by the Gariaev group in Russia. Dr. Peter Gariaev and his brilliant team of geneticists and linguists proved that damaged DNA can be healed without gene splicing or other physical manipulation by merely immersing it in radio and light waves keyed to human language frequencies.
According to Gariaev’s research, our DNA not only assembles our proteins but also stores and communicates data. His team found that the genetic code in potential DNA follows, for practical purposes, the same foundational rules as human languages. In order to prove this, the syntax, semantics and grammar of human language and DNA were compared. It was discovered that potential DNA's alkaline sequences closely mirror linguistic communication rules. This strongly suggests that the many human languages did not appear randomly, as is commonly believed, but reflect our essentially similar genetic structure.
Supported by Gregg Braden's discovery that the ancient Hebrew name for God (YHVH) is actually code for DNA based on the latter's chemical composition of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen, Gariaev's findings offer scientific substantiation that in the beginning was the Word!
Gariaev and his colleagues also studied DNA's electromagnetic behavior. They concluded, "Living chromosomes function just like holographic computers using DNA's own laser radiation." The Gariaev team modulated certain linguistic frequencies onto a laser. With this technology of language-modulated radio and light waves, they were not only able to heal damaged chromosomes, they also successfully altered genetic expression. Amazingly, they obtained results similar to those documented by Dr. Yu Dzang Kangeng, who was the first to employ torsion energy to transfer DNA between organisms. Using radio and light waves keyed to human language frequencies to reprogram DNA, as opposed to gene splicing, Gariaev's team literally transformed frog embryos into healthy salamander embryos in the laboratory!
In this manner metamorphosis was achieved without any of the side effects encountered when manipulating isolated genes. The "random and risky nature of gene splicing has been sadly hidden from the public," writes Dr. Leonard Horowitz. "With gene therapy, researchers cannot definitively predict where on a [chromosome] the modified gene might land, raising a hazardous possibility of inadvertently disrupting other genetic expressions and cellular functions." Compare this to the organic alteration of genetic expression that can be achieved by simply applying vibration and language (or sound and intention, orwords) to DNA. Gariaev's historical experiment points to the immense power of what many are calling "wave-genetics," an area which, contrary to current molecular biology dogma and propaganda, has a more primary influence on the origin of species than biochemistry.
DNA Monthly September 2005 _http://potentiation.net/DNAmonthly/September05.html 1 of 18 5/8/09 11:44 AM
Your opinion?
eander
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DNA Monthly September 2005 _http://potentiation.net/DNAmonthly/September05.html 1 of 18 5/8/09 11:44 AM
September 2005 BREAKING NEWS:
During the editor's personal quest to heal his chronic illness, he learned that the power of sound and light to activate DNA had recently been documented by the Gariaev group in Russia. Dr. Peter Gariaev and his brilliant team of geneticists and linguists proved that damaged DNA can be healed without gene splicing or other physical manipulation by merely immersing it in radio and light waves keyed to human language frequencies.
According to Gariaev’s research, our DNA not only assembles our proteins but also stores and communicates data. His team found that the genetic code in potential DNA follows, for practical purposes, the same foundational rules as human languages. In order to prove this, the syntax, semantics and grammar of human language and DNA were compared. It was discovered that potential DNA's alkaline sequences closely mirror linguistic communication rules. This strongly suggests that the many human languages did not appear randomly, as is commonly believed, but reflect our essentially similar genetic structure.
Supported by Gregg Braden's discovery that the ancient Hebrew name for God (YHVH) is actually code for DNA based on the latter's chemical composition of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen, Gariaev's findings offer scientific substantiation that in the beginning was the Word!
Gariaev and his colleagues also studied DNA's electromagnetic behavior. They concluded, "Living chromosomes function just like holographic computers using DNA's own laser radiation." The Gariaev team modulated certain linguistic frequencies onto a laser. With this technology of language-modulated radio and light waves, they were not only able to heal damaged chromosomes, they also successfully altered genetic expression. Amazingly, they obtained results similar to those documented by Dr. Yu Dzang Kangeng, who was the first to employ torsion energy to transfer DNA between organisms. Using radio and light waves keyed to human language frequencies to reprogram DNA, as opposed to gene splicing, Gariaev's team literally transformed frog embryos into healthy salamander embryos in the laboratory!
In this manner metamorphosis was achieved without any of the side effects encountered when manipulating isolated genes. The "random and risky nature of gene splicing has been sadly hidden from the public," writes Dr. Leonard Horowitz. "With gene therapy, researchers cannot definitively predict where on a [chromosome] the modified gene might land, raising a hazardous possibility of inadvertently disrupting other genetic expressions and cellular functions." Compare this to the organic alteration of genetic expression that can be achieved by simply applying vibration and language (or sound and intention, orwords) to DNA. Gariaev's historical experiment points to the immense power of what many are calling "wave-genetics," an area which, contrary to current molecular biology dogma and propaganda, has a more primary influence on the origin of species than biochemistry.
DNA Monthly September 2005 _http://potentiation.net/DNAmonthly/September05.html 1 of 18 5/8/09 11:44 AM
