Dr Peter Gariaev pioneered Wave Genetics, an approach to genetic manipulation using sounds to alter DNA in order to alter our energetic blueprint and influence bodily function. To conduct his research he utilized an international team of biophysicists, molecular biologists and embryologists. Together they discovered that what Western science considers junk DNA is actually biological language which should not be ignored.
Reprogramming DNA
Western science has only managed to fully interpret about 5% of DNA; however, Russian scientists led by Dr Peter Gariaev have taken an alternative approach. Dr Gariaev‘s team, consisting of biophysicists, molecular biologists, embryologists and others led by Dr Peter Gariaev have discovered that so-called junk DNA which had previously been dismissed as unnecessary wasn’t just useless leftover from evolution but in fact serves as a quantum communications network within our bodies to transmit information across quantum levels.
Gariaev‘s research has revealed that DNA emits light through photoluminescence, providing information about an organism’s structure via electromagnetic waves and can even be altered with certain frequencies of light emitted by certain lights. This discovery about DNA as an electromagnetic hologram is revolutionizing our understanding of our world.
Gariaev conducted one of his experiments by shining a low-power laser beam through the DNA of a salamander embryo, prompting it to reprogram itself with instructions for building one. This process known as hypercommunication allows DNA of an organism to receive information directly transmitted from brain, which may then change their physical state like healing an illness or even delaying aging.
Gariaev research demonstrated that electromagnetic fields encoded into DNA can be recorded, much like photographic film. These results confirmed the prediction made by quantum holography that DNA acts like an antenna capable of both encoding and decoding holographic information, as well as showing how our own DNA can be reprogrammed using words and frequencies without cutting out and replacing individual genes.
Garjajev and his team made this remarkable discovery known as linguistic wave genetics by noting the placement of base pairs in our DNA follows a pattern similar to human languages. Furthermore, Garjajev discovered that those portions not involved with protein coding act like an impressively complex, endogenous computer.
Reprogramming Plants
Dr Gariaev and his team have demonstrated that our understanding of DNA is incorrect and it acts more like a wave biocomputer than previously imagined. His experiments show how DNA can be programmed with new genomes by sending information patterns through light; and this has allowed them to change frog embryos into salamander embryos using laser beams directed through salamander embryos into frog embryos, leading the latter to adopt their genetic instructions to become salamanders that lived full lives and produced offspring themselves.
Reprogramming Humans
Dr Gariaev‘s team used their discovery of DNA language grammatical syntax to modulate coherent laser light and even radio waves with semantic meaning, in order to reprogram in vivo DNA codon sequences – even an entire organism!!
Scientists were successful in reconfiguring a frog embryo’s DNA into that of a salamander without needing to edit or replace any individual genes; this marked the first time ever scientists successfully reprogramed living organism’s genome using remote laser signals!
As another demonstration of wave genetics’ application, they provided diabetic rats with genetic information to re-grow and regenerate damaged pancreatic cells – this allowed them to avoid insulin injections and live long and healthy lives without insulin injections! Unfortunately, control group rats did not receive this genetic information and developed diabetes and died within months – in contrast, test group rats who received laser beam transmission of this data grew healthy over time and outlived expectations! It was an incredible experiment and major step forward in regenerative medicine! This experiment and breakthrough was regenerative medicine!
Reprogramming Animals
Dr. Peter Gariaev proposed Linguistic Wave Genetics could reverse the effects of aging and disease by altering DNA with sound waves. To demonstrate his claims, in one experiment he poisoned control rats to damage their pancreas while giving those receiving genetic information from laser light accessing genetic information through laser light their pancreas regrew and repaired itself, while his second experiment used laser light to transmit salamander DNA information patterns from salamander embryos into frog embryos; those babies then transformed into salamanders while their babies survived and lived normal lives as Gariaev claimed this was proof that “light coded DNA existed and could even transmit across hermetic barriers!
