Dr Peter Gariaev assembled a team of Biophysicists, Molecular Biologists, Embryologists, and Linguistic experts to study DNA. They discovered that what had once been considered waste DNA actually served a crucial function within biological networks and was essential in its functioning.
Their research showed that DNA could be modified using laser light and radio waves with semantics modulated with human spoken language – opening up a whole new scientific discipline called Wave Genetics.
What is Wave Genetics?
Dr Peter Gariaev, an Academy of Sciences member both in New York and Russia, recognized that in order to fully investigate DNA it would take more than sequencing nucleotides and codons alone. As such he assembled his research team of Biophysicists, Molecular Biologists, Embryologists, Linguistic experts as well as Linguists in order to show that so-called junk DNA (known as noncoding regions) actually forms part of an interlinked and coherent genome that connects to every cell on this planet!
Dr Gariaev theorized that our DNA is more than simply a sequence of genes; rather it acts like a continuum which stores genetic information as electromagnetic and acoustic holograms – these holograms act like records of everything that ever was or will ever exist. He further theorized that DNA acts like a projector; his experiments using laser light showed how chromosomes gyrate their own polarization planes to form nonlocally connected links with laser waves’ polarization planes polarizations.
Gariaev successfully used DNA’s holographic nature to transfer and synchronize information across time and space during his experiments, leading to regeneration of diseased pancreases by using laser beams over 20 kilometers with no loss in efficacy.
These findings were verified by other scientists. Luc Montagnier discovered that each gap in a double helix contains water. He experimented with homeopathic dilutions of bacterial DNA and observed its signature frequency being transmitted into pure water; later transferring this water onto another human subject caused them to regenerate their missing pancreas without surgery or other invasive procedures.
Underlying this theory lies the concept that all life is fundamentally interlinked on a quantum level. We should remember that we are part of one living organism in this Universe, so we need to view ourselves not solely as humans, but as an integral component of nature and Earth itself that sustains us all.
How Does Wave Genetics Work?
Wave genetics works on the principle that DNA operates not only biochemically but also with waves. Therefore, electromagnetic waves can be used to communicate with our DNA and influence its behavior – effectively using wave genetics as an intervention technique against and heal disease.
Gariaev‘s work has resulted in the formation of Lingvistiko-Wave Genetics (LWG). This field merges scientific research with linguistics to explore how our genes contain language-like structures which may be decoded using computational linguistics – potentially opening the possibility to program our genomes for cures or even extended lifespans.
One of the key findings in LWG is that our genes exhibit holographic and solitons properties, providing evidence to support the hypothesis that DNA acts as a quantum biocomputer with conscious components.
Discoveries related to DNA have revealed its ability to be activated by sound, frequency and electromagnetic radiation–an astounding discovery indicating our genetic information can instantly travel over long distances–an astonishing possibility with profound ramifications.
Gariaev‘s research also indicates that electromagnetic fields can alter our DNA. He has used low-power lasers to change how plants grow; additionally he devised a device which converts human speech into electromagnetic signals understood by plants to instruct them as to what to do.
Gariaev has also proven that our genes can be altered through other people’s intention, using his device to make an image of someone’s DNA and then play it back to them; this has resulted in physical changes for those involved such as healing an illness or even curing cancer.
While these experiments are promising, they need to be verified by other scientists before being taken as definitive evidence that our current understanding of genetic code is incomplete.
What Can Wave Genetics Help Me With?
Dr Peter Gariaev first demonstrated DNA’s wavelike and informational functions through an experiment he conducted in 2003 using homeopathic dilutions of bacteria. He transferred their signature frequency into “blank” pure water and, using PCR (polymerase chain reaction), was able to reconstruct an exact copy of their DNA sequence. Dr Gariaev demonstrated how DNA can be affected by acoustic, electromagnetic and scalar waves; these influences can even alter its genetic code to some degree and enable its recoding. He performed experiments which demonstrated his ability to manipulate the genetic code of developing salamander embryos by shining low power laser beams at them, redirecting energy that eventually caused their DNA to reconfigure into instructions that led to healthy adult salamanders.
Dr Gariaev created Wave Genetics, a system in which photons from a special laser are sent into the body and recorded into audio (mp3) or video files for later analysis. He used a photon interferogram laser to probe body samples, collecting information in the form of waveforms that contained broadband EM (etheric), torsion spin (holographic) images that digitized and converted to audio files; these could then be played back by human ears and would play back the appropriate sounds for each sample sample.
Based on this, several experiments were designed to test how human bodies self-correct themselves. The results were astounding and demonstrated that DNA in humans isn’t fixed in its makeup – instead it can be altered at will through specific sounds and frequencies.
Wave Genetics offers a revolutionary new approach to medicine and health. By reprogramming DNA within an organism, Wave Genetics aims to restore organ regeneration while improving function – thus giving rise to new treatment plans for illnesses deemed incurable by conventional medicine.
Why Should I Consider Wave Genetics?
Lingvistiko-wave genetics (LWG) is an innovative concept with the power to both treat diseases and prolong life indefinitely. Based on Gariaev‘s research, which demonstrated that DNA operates both materially and as waves/fields at once, LWG allows cells to be programmed by electromagnetic and acoustic waves generating genetic texts similar to natural context dependent language.
He has demonstrated that DNA can be reprogrammed through changing frequencies used to encode triplets; similar to how spoken words follow grammar rules. Reprogramming has the power to change and correct mutations as well as reverse congenital conditions like autism; this process is completed by listening to an Individual Matrix which has been specially generated for each person and their immediate family members.
Note that Linguistic Wave Genetics does not replace proper nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits; rather, it serves to enhance them and accelerate healing processes and overall well-being. Furthermore, regular listening to one’s Individual Matrix is also a great way to prevent disease and promote overall wellbeing.
Genetic engineering offers enormous promise, yet still faces numerous obstacles to its widespread implementation. Current genetic engineering techniques often neglect the complex wave and linguistic properties of DNA which could have unintended results; to ensure safe and effective genetic modification. Therefore, scientists need a better grasp of this complex subject matter so as to develop safer genetic modification practices.
Another area where this technology could prove helpful is in creating medical treatments tailored specifically to each person’s unique biological signature. By analyzing an individual’s electromagnetic and acoustic fingerprint, doctors can tailor medicine according to an individual patient’s individual needs – this approach could prove particularly helpful when treating cancer due to its chemical and structural components; plus it could offer new insights into autism disorders; biomaterial development could even extend human lifespan! The future appears bright for this revolutionary technology!
