Dr Gariaev, a Russian scientist, collaborated with biophysicists, molecular biologists, embryologists and linguists on his studies of DNA. His experiments demonstrated its function on both particle and wave levels while uncovering information contained within what western science had once considered “junk DNA”.
Vladimir Poponin performed Gariaev‘s experiments at the Heartmath Institute in the US and found that when DNA is placed into a physical vacuum environment, its field structure remains behind.
Wave Genetics
Gariaev‘s groundbreaking discovery that DNA information is encoded as electromagnetic and acoustic holograms was transformative. He demonstrated how our non-coding regions, often considered waste from evolution, contain rules that make up biochemical language. Furthermore, he demonstrated how bacteria’s signature frequencies could be transferred into homeopathic dilutions of water to recreate an exact replica of their DNA sequence using their signature frequencies – thus verifying cellular memory on a quantum level.
Gariaev‘s discoveries led him to establish an innovative new field of science known as Wave Genetics. Based on his concept that human genome serves as the blueprint for all living things on this planet, this knowledge allows us to reprogram our DNA and correct genetic defects causing serious illnesses such as congenital heart disease or cleft lip and palate; Wave Genetics now employs this technique for treating rare pulmonary arterial hypertension disorders with no treatment options available – like AATD (Autoimmune Artery Hypertension of the Diaper).
Gariaev‘s group made an astounding discovery: when in vitro DNA is exposed to coherent laser light, its atomic structures emit photons that emanate in spiraling patterns around it as though governed by its shape alone. This phenomenon, known as the DNA Phantom Effect, allows Gariaev‘s team to communicate with in vivo DNA sequences directly and even alter them through interaction with these spiral-emitting photons.
Gariaev Group researchers have discovered an amazing way of using spoken words to modulate laser light: adding semantics or meaning to carrier waves that allows them to reprogram codon sequences directly within living organisms. With this technique, they were able to reverse engineer a gene that causes pulmonary arterial hypertension, and use this as a template to recode healthy DNA in patients suffering from AATD disease in order to overcome it.
Wave Genetics’ pioneering work has helped several individuals experience complete recovery from their inherited pulmonary arterial hypertension, prompting GSK and Wave Genetics to join forces to advance preclinical development of an innovative RNA editing therapeutic for AATD using Wave’s PRISM platform and GSK’s expertise in genetic disorders, genomics and translational medicine.
The Sound Matrix
Dr Gariaev conducted groundbreaking experiments with his team of Biophysicists, Molecular Biologists, Embryologists, and Linguists which unveiled that our DNA does not consist of linear nucleotides but forms an entire continuum imprinted within intracellular water networks as electromagnetic and acoustic holograms. Furthermore, sound frequencies can alter genetic expression; altering our perception of life itself!
In this book, the author explores how physical reality is created by electromagnetic fields vibrating at various frequencies and shows how these vibrations can be harnessed to influence our bodies and minds. Furthermore, he provides a way of recording your personal matrix that may change genetics and thus potentially prevent many diseases.
The Wachowski brothers wanted their film, The Matrix, to feature subtle effects that did not distract from its storyline. Additionally, ADR use was minimal; typically movies may require hundreds of lines to be recorded. Gary Davis led his sound design team in providing highly creative audio work; an example being using matrix sections found in professional mixing consoles so as to record only live mix without all its extraneous sounds, such as guitar amps.
The Hologram of the Human Body
Western science tends to focus on deciphering just 5% of our DNA; Soviet Union scientists took a more expansive view and examined every inch of it. Gariaev and his team of Biophysicists, Molecular Biologists, Emryologists and Linguistic experts discovered that non-coding regions (often called junk DNA) do not represent waste from evolution but instead follow rules to create biochemical communication languages between cells.
Gariaev‘s experiments proved the theory that our universe is an enormous hologram with each part containing its whole. This could explain why many objects, like whirlpools or eddies, possess their own distinctive properties even though they’re part of something much larger system. His laser illumination showed DNA samples lit up in an orderly pattern which persisted even after being switched off; an effect known as the “DNA Phantom Effect”. This finding proved quantum holography’s prediction that DNA acts like both electromagnetic and acoustic holography by validating quantum holography’s prediction that DNA functions like electromagnetic and acoustic holography as it serves both electromagnetic holography and quantum holography simultaneously!
It also revealed that our bodies contain an immense store of genetic and energetic data, stored holographically within DNA double helix molecules and capable of being reconstructed 3D. This groundbreaking discovery promises to revolutionise healthcare while significantly improving quality of life.
An animated hologram of the human body has been created and is now on display at the University’s Anatomy Museum. Measuring 1.7 metres tall, this teaching tool shows muscle structures, the skeleton, organs and blood vessels – making it the largest anatomical hologram ever fabricated.
This three-layer synthetic hologram can be seen from various angles and viewed by students and the general public alike, providing medical students with more insight into human anatomy and physiology. Studies have demonstrated that medical students learn faster and memorise anatomical parts more easily when viewing them in 3D rather than 2D drawings alone.
Hologram technology uses channelling, which allows viewers to navigate an interactive 3D image. By peeling away some layers, organs, blood vessels, nerves and bones can be revealed beneath. Furthermore, the hologram can even simulate surgery or medication–all through manipulations that mimic its effects.
The Language of Life
Dr Gariaev assembled an interdisciplinary team of biophysicists, molecular biologists, embryologists and linguists to study the complex language that animates life. Through this investigation they demonstrated that DNA works both on wave and particle levels while its codon sequences follow grammar rules similar to spoken languages. Furthermore, the group found out that DNA could be reprogrammed using laser light or radio wave carrier frequencies modulating its frequency modulators.
These researchers were able to demonstrate this by shining low power laser light through developing salamander embryo DNA and into that of developing frog embryo DNA, changing both into the other completely! This experiment demonstrated that non-coding regions, commonly called junk DNA, contain abundant information that can be reprogrammed with frequency signals such as sounds or words; this data can then be stored into quantum memories inside cells.
As part of its research, the team discovered that DNA-RNA-protein code consists of an object-oriented programming language called Kera, allowing scientists to build predictive models of biological systems using this computer lingo. Organisms, metabolic pathways and DNA-RNA-protein interactions all act as classes; functions and rules respectively can then be utilized by scientists as tools for creating new versions of ‘Life Operating Systems’ while researchers continue exploring its potential use for solving crimes, diagnosing diseases or genetically modifying crops.
He made an astounding discovery: our DNA molecule is not an unintelligible code. He demonstrated how seemingly innocuous junk DNA found within our genes actually contains ample information that can be reprogrammed using frequencies, just as language itself uses sound and word frequencies to record information.
This book is an engaging and thought-provoking read, offering new perspectives to see the world through. You will want to share it with family members and friends alike!
Peter Gariaev was an extraordinary individual with an unparalleled vision. Remaining true to himself and his beliefs even in the face of ridicule from both peers and medical authorities, his work has helped heal thousands of people over time.
