When conducting biofeedback scans using a scalar digitizer, the Reverse Lookup button provides an efficient means of saving it for later analysis. This button searches our database for frequency sets which match up with those found within your own biofeedback scan results.
Data are saved as raw scan data files with the format: YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS (where Y=year, M=month, D=day, H=hour, m=minutes and S=seconds). These can be opened and analyzed using the analyze button.
How to do a Reverse Lookup
The reverse lookup feature in Spooky2 can be an extremely powerful tool. It allows you to access a list of frequencies your body responded to during an existing biofeedback scan or find frequency sets in the database that address a specific issue – for instance there may be many sets that target cancer in its database and you would expect that doing a reverse lookup against an exissting biofeedback scan would find some matches with these cancer-specific frequencies.
Reverse lookup results may not always be reliable; it is important to keep in mind that their frequencies only loosely correlate to issues recorded in a database and don’t always correspond with specific diagnoses.
Spooky2 was not intended as a diagnostic tool; however, its frequencies do work and should be run even if reverse lookup doesn’t always match them up; your body will still respond to those frequencies that were activated in your scan.
Preparation
Before initiating a reverse lookup, it’s essential that your generator is set up and ready for use. This involves connecting it to a power source, setting frequency output to maximum, and creating a program with all relevant frequencies and settings. After taking these steps, scanning can begin.
Spooky2 can be used both to heal and kill pathogens, but be mindful that killing frequencies may release toxins which should be released via proper excretion from the body in order for this process to work efficiently. Therefore, staying hydrated throughout any application using frequencies from this database is paramount.
Spooky2 offers an assortment of tools and accessories designed to help you reach the optimal results. Ranging from tens, kits, plasma tubes and the spooky pulse – each device offers powerful capabilities for applying frequencies directly onto body or DNA while making scanning and recording simpler – plus with over 59,700 frequencies available for adjusting waveforms and multipliers, the possibilities are truly limitless!
Scan
After entering or selecting your search conditions from the list, click Start to initiate scanning. You should see progress updates in the Status Bar at the bottom of your screen; once complete, a new window will open with results.
Spooky2 allows your multiple generator rig to be controlled with red buttons – known as Channels – which represent each physical generator and store up to 127 frequencies at any one time. Channel count does not represent power output, but rather provides a means of managing complexity during scanning sessions.
Each colored dot represents a frequency in the set being scanned. Here, we are scanning for cancer frequencies from an array of BX and BY frequencies.
The first row displays the condition name and frequency sets being scanned for. The next row enumerates all frequency sets available within both main database and custom databases, followed by an indication of which output panes have their current states – for instance whether frequencies are being broadcast, whether pemf coil use is active (including its voltage factor), laser or plasma tube operation has started up, or blood flow to your earlobes using electrodes or Spooky Pulse clip (feature only available with Pro version).
Note: Be sure to stay hydrated during all scanning sessions. Frequency generation systems can be highly stimulating, and drinking plenty of pure water may help avoid dehydration and herxheimers symptoms. If you wear a cardiac pacemaker, avoid using frequency generation systems longer than is advised for your device type and heart rate.
If you find yourself getting bogged down, click the Circled button to quickly clear all output panes without losing loaded sets. Also consider clicking the Clear All button if all current settings need clearing from your rig and starting over, while finally Screenshot creates a JPG file of Spooky2 window and can help when showing someone what you’re doing.
Results
Once your scan has been completed, Spooky2 will present its findings and you should read carefully through them to decide how you want to move forward with next steps.
Save the results as a frequency set by clicking “Save As” from the File menu and entering its name, as well as specify whether to include it in either the main or custom database.
Custom databases allow users to make adjustments to generator settings if desired, including duty cycle, phase angle, gate (if applicable) and output amplitudes for any generator(s).
Custom settings will remain in effect until either you delete them or the spooky2 program resets itself; when this occurs, Spooky2 will revert back to its default values.
By selecting Presets tab in Spooky2, you can quickly access frequencies which might be useful in treating specific health issues and can help navigate its massive frequency database. It’s an efficient and time-saving way of making use of Rife system hardware; use it wisely!
Spooky2 software’s Modulation Sweep feature is another invaluable asset. A modulation sweep enables you to apply a modulating frequency rather than just the underlying frequency between each frequency on the comb teeth for a powerful sound that sets it apart from similar software products on the market. To create one, select Create Carrier Sweep in File Menu, specify desired frequency range (xxx-yyy), as well as optionally specify 1 for on and 0 for off.
