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Peter Gariaev
Russian scientist Vasiliy Garyaev has discovered that human DNA can be altered through words and frequencies without needing to cut out or replace genes, helping explain phenomena like clairvoyance, intuition, remote healing and affirmation techniques. Garyaev belongs to both RANS and RAMTN and founded several commercial and non-commercial organizations including LLC “Institute of Quantum Genetics”. […]
Dr Peter Gariaev and Wave Genetics
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 […]
Peter Gariaev and the Evolution of DNA
Dr Gariaev and his team discovered that in vitro DNA can imprint an image of its surrounding environment onto itself. Additionally, they demonstrated how DNA codon sequences could be changed simply by modulating coherent laser light with semantic meaning (semantics). This amazing discovery was achieved through collaboration among a team of scientists comprising Biophysicists, Molecular […]
Holographic Quantum Computer
Peter Gariaev and others have proposed a novel model of genetic “texts”. According to this model, DNA molecules serve as gene-sign continuum in any biosystem and form pre-images of biological structures as well as the entire organism as dynamical “wave copies” or matrixes that progress sequentially over time. What is a hologram? Holograms are three-dimensional […]
Peter Garyaev
Peter Garyaev was an innovative molecular biologist who began exploring new approaches to genetic coding back in 1984, later creating what has come to be known as Linguistico-wave genetics. Born and educated in Perm, Russia he attended high school before entering university at the Faculty of Biology for three years before switching over to Moscow […]