Peter Gariaev of Russia began a project to record the correlation spectroscopy of DNA molecules in 1984. His experiment showed that when light shone through quartz containers with DNA inside, photons spiraled around them like spiders webs.
Linguistic Wave Genetics was then born. This theory describes the way protein synthesis works as having quasi-intellect and selecting amino acids from context and language rather than verbatim codon by codon dogmatic mechanical.
How he discovered the DNA phantom effect
The discovery of the DNA Phantom Effect marks an incredible and revolutionary advancement in our understanding of genetics and life itself. Now we know that DNA can be affected by emotions and thoughts like never before; even matter itself can be altered through interaction between DNA molecules and our electromagnetic fields!
Dr. Poponin of Russia made this discovery in the early nineties using an experiment. He devised a container designed to reduce earth’s natural electromagnetic field and then placed a sample of human DNA inside of it, before noting how photons (particles of light) within it began changing their normal distribution patterns to correspond with its geometry – something not unexpected, yet amazing as DNA continued its connection even after leaving its container!
Poponin soon discovered that people’s intentions can also have an effect on DNA. He and his team began conducting tests using people trained in coherent emotion techniques – such as quieting one’s mind while shifting one’s awareness toward heart areas – to achieve coherent emotion states. Researchers measured electrical activity levels within a beaker containing DNA samples that responded directly to emotional states from donors even when separated by rooms and miles away!
Poponin was so impressed by these discoveries that he named the phenomenon the DNA Phantom Effect, in reference to how DNA affects photon fields around it. He postulated that this field structure may resemble Max Planck’s matrix from over 50 years earlier and the subtle energies mentioned by ancient traditions. Now it is believed that our cells use this DNA-matter ether for communication among themselves as well as with outside influences; ultimately controlling how our genes act on our body functions.
What is the DNA phantom effect?
Researchers have conducted many experiments that suggest DNA can be affected by waves from all directions, and this has given rise to the idea that our biological network, DNA, is one interwoven with our emotions and can be affected by music as part of its genetic synthesis2. Greg Braddon and colleagues investigated how human emotions impact DNA while Rein and Mccraty studied its effect on chrysanthemum genetic synthesis2.
Quantum biologist Leon Poponin conducted an experiment involving creating a container filled with light photons (particles of light). When DNA was added, however, its geometry caused photons to switch their pattern from random and begin lining up with its geometry instead. Once removed from the container, these alignments remained so Poponin concluded that DNA had left its signature imprint on its vacuum surroundings.
The DNA Phantom Effect Theory proposes that our DNA is constantly being updated by an exchange of subtle energy with what it absorbs – this process being similar to how words enter our minds as realities. Furthermore, scalar frequencies have direct impacts on DNA which can be used to reprogram it.
To test this theory, mathematical models are necessary. They must account for changes to density, mass and temperature changes of nucleoplasm fluid as well as solve Hamilton’s principle method derived equations with numerical solutions such as generalized differential quadrature method (GDQM).
What is the DNA phantom theory?
The DNA Phantom Theory states that DNA is a force field which captures photons and holds them securely within it, enabling these photons to impact matter directly. Emotions and thoughts can even impact this force field which has the power to heal people – this theory rests on our belief that all people are connected through an energy field; using that energy field for communication or even healing diseases is truly exciting!
Peter Gariaev conducted several experiments to test his DNA Phantom Theory. Using a laser photon correlation spectrometer, he measured how DNA interacted with light. When exposed to red, infrared and UV wavelengths of light, photons would spiral in towards it like gravitational attraction; once DNA had been removed from its quartz container however, the photons no longer followed suit due to some invisible force holding them in place – hence creating what came to be known as the DNA Phantom Effect.
Gariaev was able to replicate this result multiple times over. Furthermore, he noticed that after extracting DNA from its quartz tube and blasting it with super cold liquid nitrogen gas blaster, all photons from its phantom force field would disappear within 8 minutes only to return and begin their spiral inward towards DNA again.
These results indicate the existence of a novel type of subtle energy field within physical vacuum space, with implications for determining coupling constants between this field and electromagnetic radiation from the phantom DNA field via analysis of scattered light intensity. Such information could prove vital when formulating nonlinear quantum field theories which must accommodate both DNA phantom fields as well as physical explanations for consciousness.
