Dr Peter Gariaev recently made history when he discovered that DNA, the “textbook of life”, can be altered. With help from biophysicists, molecular biologists, embryologists and linguistic experts he demonstrated how information found within what Western science considers as “junk DNA” can actually contain useful data that would otherwise go unused.
Gariaev used laser correlation spectroscopy to demonstrate how light, when shone upon DNA, follows an invisible pattern which remains even after it has been extracted from its environment – this phenomenon is known as the ‘DNA Phantom Effect’.
Wave Genetics
Dr Gariaev‘s research team was composed of Biophysicists, Molecular Biologists, Embryologists, Linguists and Linguist experts – this enabled them to approach genomic information from an entirely new angle than was common within Western science and was ultimately instrumental in reinterpreting so-called junk DNA that had long been ignored and forgotten by western science – it found out that genetic information contained within DNA was actually in wave form which could be understood using biophysical or quantum physics techniques! The result was astonishing: western science had all but ignored and forgotten so much genetic information within DNA that could only ever been understood through Western science until this breakthrough occurred! It found out that DNA could actually contain genetic information contained within wave forms which could then be understood using biophysical and even quantum physics techniques!
One result of this work was the discovery that DNA genome waves could be modified using coherent laser light or even radio waves, enabling scientists to reprogramme DNA codon sequences. Furthermore, using this technique allowed them to transmit genetic information directly from water molecules back into DNA; for the first time ever that this had ever happened!
This work revealed an extremely important discovery: genetic “signals” contained within chromosomes can be represented as waves, connected nonlocally to laser radiations emitted by them as well as the radio waves they emit.
These results prove that the standard particle view of matter is flawed. Only by implementing a new model can scientists truly comprehend the true nature of genetic information and its role in physical reality. Furthermore, using this new understanding scientists may design better genetically modified organisms which may help survive in increasingly hostile environments – giving humanity a chance of surviving our current environmental crisis and creating a brighter future for all life on Earth.
Reprogramming of DNA Codon Sequences
Peter Gariaev and his group made an astonishing discovery when they successfully used modulated laser light with certain sequences of genetic codes to reprogram DNA codon sequences, changing amino acid sequences within DNA molecules – effectively altering human phenotypes from males into females, or even restoring damaged DNA back to its original state! This remarkable process enabled them to change human phenotypes such as male to female transitioning or even reverse DNA damage back into its original form.
This discovery came about through an experiment where they exposed DNA pieces to coherent laser light, then observed the patterns produced. When exposed this way, laser light would follow specific patterns when it hit DNA; they discovered this result did not change when removed from scattering chamber; suggesting DNA had somehow retained and stored this laser light; which led them to believe DNA contained holographic properties and could serve as an information carrier.
Gariaev group researchers also discovered that DNA molecules exhibit codon sequences similar to spoken language syntax; this allowed for easier reprogramming by modulating laser light with semantic information – this approach enabled transformation from frog embryos into salamander embryos as well as information transmission between cells.
Researchers believed that DNA’s “holographic” nature could be used for communication among living things and also the transfer of higher information into one’s consciousness. Russian scientist and Nobel laureate Luc Montagnier also explored this theory, believing electromagnetic vibrations within DNA molecules can be detected, transferred onto another organism’s phenotype and changed. He is still conducting his work with hopes of providing a fuller understanding of life on our planet some day soon.
Nobel Prize Nomination
Gariaev was an outstanding biophysicist and molecular biologist who made groundbreaking research in genetics by discovering that DNA contains not only code but also an electromagnetic hologram. His discovery revolutionised genetics and could potentially have far-reaching ramifications for mankind. Gariaev became a member of both the Russian Academy of Sciences as well as American Academy of Arts and Science in New York City; through this work he created wave genetics, which reprograms DNA with sound frequencies rather than chemicals.
Gariaev used a special helium-neon laser and two orthogonal optical modes to simulate a traveling intensity wave hologram and observe strange replica structures in DNA samples’ spectrograms, tentatively interpreted as reproductions either of either their DNA sample itself or of five red lamps used to irradiate them. He later discovered that these holograms could be captured and recorded using light; patenting his technique as the Phantom DNA Effect.
Gariaev conducted numerous other experiments that demonstrated how DNA contains electromagnetic and linguistic information that can be altered with frequencies as sounds or words, even reanimated physically destroyed salamander embryos into developing frog embryos; their DNA then went on to create healthy adult salamanders even though kept apart in separate containers.
Gariaev also demonstrated how an organism’s cellular energy can be harnessed to transfer DNA information between healthy and sick cells to speed their healing. He further demonstrated how our own cell-based immune system is capable of repairing damaged tissues and organs themselves, greatly increasing lifespans and longevity.
These experiments led him to the conception of Linguistic Wave Genetics Theory and Practice which was later published in his book Quantum-Consciousness of Linguistic Wave GenomeTheory and Practice. Furthermore, his projects also included scientific publications, conferences, as well as founding various companies including Linguistic Wave Genetics institute.
