Frequency imprinting can be an incredible powerful tool, but success relies on stability and clarity for optimal results. Limiting frequency lists, using shorter dwell settings, and avoiding certain environmental factors may improve results; few carefully selected frequencies can produce powerful structures reminiscent of water’s cymatic patterns; hundreds crammed together tend to overwhelm each other with noise.
Imprinting with spooky2
Frequency imprinting employs an alternating current to generate electromagnetic fields with multiple frequencies that carry information in harmonic form, known as harmonics, that can be used to imprint materials with energetic information, making structured water or embedding healing modalities into liquids or solids such as crystals.
Imprinting methods that can quickly imprint can be effective, but long-term effectiveness requires stability and clarity. Limiting frequency lists, shortening imprint time as possible and protecting items from airport scanners, sunlight or electromagnetic fields will extend their life expectancies and ensure longevity for energetic carriers.
Spooky2 offers Rife frequency cleansing to combat pathogens and other parasitic microorganisms. It works by adding frequency of interest to its plasma tube discharge current current.
What is spooky2?
Spooky2 is a Rife machine that utilizes plasma tube discharge current to deliver frequencies directly into the body, along with other healing modalities like mortal oscillator rates and Schumann resonance frequency that can be added onto its Rife generator’s frequencies for additional holistic treatment. By adding other healing frequencies such as mortal oscillator rates and Schumann resonance frequency to create electromagnetic waves that penetrate deep within, which help kill parasitic microorganisms not affected by other cleansing frequencies such as Rife generator frequencies alone. Additionally, Spooky2 uses borosilicate glass Phanotron tube technology for operation;
What are the benefits of spooky2?
Frequency imprinting with Spooky2 is fast, simple and very effective compared to other imprinting methods. Not vulnerable to aging, overwriting or erases; works great with water or other liquids; safe for children and pets – Frequency imprinting should never be underestimated! Reducing imprint frequencies, employing a dwell multiplier and running programs five cycles at a time while protecting the device with plastic shells are all ways to enhance imprint quality and prolong durability. Spooky2 Plasmotron Tube is constructed of highly durable borosilicate glass that cannot be broken easily, while its electromagnetic field reaches deep into your body to destroy parasitic microorganisms that may not have been eliminated by other frequency cleansing methods.
Respiratory therapist Lisa Heffenger engages her COPD patients in harmonica playing therapy groups led by respiratory therapist Lisa Heffenger. After learning “You Are My Sunshine,” participants have improved their lung function and are ready to take their harmonicas on the road with them.
RIFE Frequency Therapy utilizes resonant harmonic frequencies to eliminate disease & pathogens while aiding your body’s natural detox processes. We employ this powerful technology alongside naturopathic consultations & biocommunication scans.
RIFE Frequency Therapy
Many Lyme Disease patients look for “bridge tools,” such as pain-management remedies or relaxation strategies to ease discomfort while they and their providers work on root causes of their condition. When their current protocol doesn’t seem to be doing its job, Lyme patients need a “second chance,” like Rife machines: experimental frequency tools used in certain Lyme disease treatment protocols that have proven helpful with pain management and detoxification processes.
Rife frequency therapy was pioneered in the 1920’s by Royal Raymond Rife and uses specific electromagnetic frequencies to optimize cell performance and accelerate healing at the molecular level. Modern RIFE instruments emit low-frequency electromagnetic energy waves similar to radio waves that travel through your body, matching pathogenic cell frequencies so they vibrate or resonate, ultimately killing them off. Other settings allow them to increase resonance of healthy cells as well as enhance your natural detoxification processes.
Rife Frequency Therapy has gained increasing attention for its ability to promote wellness goals, such as providing relief for chronic illness and autoimmune conditions. Thanks to advancements in research and delivery systems, this technology now stands at the cutting-edge of wellness innovation. For optimal results frequency-based therapies should be administered by experienced practitioners at state-of-the-art facilities with emphasis placed on safety and efficacy; PEMF therapy, hyperbaric oxygen chambers, molecular hydrogen therapy can all aid clients in meeting their desired wellness objectives.
RIFE Therapy for Lyme Disease
Royal Raymond Rife developed RIFE machines in the 1920s as a microbiologist to deliver electromagnetic frequencies–similar to radio waves–through your body to target diseased cells. The machine purports to tune into different organisms (bacteria, viruses and Borrelia burgdorferi that causes Lyme Disease), tuning in on their frequency resonance before emitting an electromagnetic pulse that disrupts their cell wall, protein synthesis or other metabolic process without harming healthy cells that resonate at a different frequency than what the targeted organism requires – thus protecting these organisms without harming their hosts own healthy cells that resonate at different frequencies than what the targeted one needs to do its work effectively without harming healthy ones that might otherwise do its work effectively while protecting healthy ones that resonate at different frequencies than those targeted ones do.
At many sites, however, one key detail goes unmentioned: no large clinical trials proving these devices actually eradicate Lyme infection and they aren’t FDA-cleared to do so. What’s more, most of the evidence presented on these websites is anecdotal with people reporting temporary relief through something other than infection clearance; possibly due to neural and pain pathways being activated rather than infection clearing.
Chiropractors often incorporate these devices as part of comprehensive wellness plans that include herbs, diet changes and environmental detox work; moreover, an increasing number of patients report using them to alleviate Lyme and Post-Treatment Lyme Disease Syndrome (PTLDS) symptoms and support liver and kidney detoxification processes.
RIFE Therapy for Liver Detox
RIFE Therapy works to eliminate pathogens by bombarding diseased cells with frequencies that resonate with them. Pioneered in the 1920’s by Royal Rife, this technology uses electromagnetic waves similar to radio waves to send specific frequency electromagnetic waves through the body in order to disrupt diseased or abnormal cells while sparing healthy ones.
Every object in our world, including our bodies, has a vibrational frequency that is unique. By bombarding cancer, biotoxins, molds, Lyme’s disease viruses and parasites with their own unique frequency they become easily recognizable to the immune system for removal by attack.
Fatty liver can lead to inflammation (steatohepatitis), scarring (fibrosis) or even cirrhosis if left untreated, but frequency therapy could provide a solution by stimulating cell activity and detoxification processes as well as relaxing individuals – indirectly helping manage fat accumulation by supporting liver wellness.
RIFE Therapy for Kidney Detox
RIFE Frequency Therapy is one of the latest and most advanced technologies on the market. Combining light therapy with Rife frequencies to deliver an effective detoxification therapy treatment plan. Widely used as an alternative wellness tool against Lyme disease, congestion and digestive issues.
Rife machines were first developed during the 1920s and 1930s. Their purpose is to send electromagnetic waves resembling radio waves through the body in order to transmit specific frequency electromagnetic waves of specific frequency through it, in order to disrupt and destroy harmful bacteria, viruses, fungus, parasites or parasites while increasing and improving healthy cell frequency frequencies simultaneously.
As such, Rife frequency generator is one of the most efficient tools available to kill pathogens without toxic side effects. It works by bombarding disease organisms with frequencies matching their unique oscillation pattern; this causes their cells to shatter like wine glasses when struck with sound – eventually killing off virus or bacteria within and expelling it from your body via lymphatic system, bowels, and urinary tract.
Your RIFE session begins by sitting comfortably while frequencies are released through a series of glass bulbs placed 1-2 feet from your body, emitting frequencies with faint sounds similar to high-pitched tones that produce no pain or downtime for treatment. Sessions should continue until all symptoms have subsided before gradually decreasing their number – similar to taking antibiotics where your dose would gradually reduce over time once all symptoms had dissipated.
RIFE Therapy for Congestion
RIFE technology works on the principle that each cell in your body, from cancer cells, viruses, parasites and molds to healthy ones all vibrate at its own unique frequency. Our RIFE machines use radio waves-like frequencies that resonate with diseased cells to disrupt them; conversely they enhance and increase healthy cell frequencies simultaneously. Bombarding pathogens with their individual frequencies allows your immune system to recognize them for destruction while supporting natural detoxification processes within your body.
Royal Raymond Rife first pioneered this cutting-edge therapy, now found worldwide at luxury wellness centers and biohacking facilities. When combined with photobiomodulation, Rife frequency healing offers remarkable pain relief and energy boost benefits – combined with photobiomodulation it offers even greater results! At Recovery Lounge & Spa we integrate RIFE frequencies into other healing modalities for synergistic effects which may assist your pursuit of your health goals. Book a Naturopathic Consultation, Biocommunication Scan or RIFE Frequency session with Rennetta Nikolic TNP,DN to experience this powerful wellness tool!
AO Scan is an innovative, safe, and noninvasive technology designed to assess how your body responds to electromagnetic frequencies. It can give insight into organ and system health.
AO Scan technology uses a frequency-based approach derived from the work of scientists such as Tesla, Einstein and Marie Curie to assess resonance frequencies versus Blueprint frequencies of its clients to detect imbalances and identify them.
AO Scan Technology
AO Scan employs advanced bio-frequency technology to assess energetic patterns within the body, detect areas of imbalance, and outline wellness plans. It is safe and noninvasive; providing an alternative non-diagnostic alternative for traditional health tests and treatments.
The system scans each cell, organ, and tissue in your body for its energetic vibrational frequency and compares this data against 120,000 blueprint frequencies that represent optimal health conditions. While these frequencies are universal in their makeup, when disrupted due to diet changes, environmental stresses, emotional traumas or any other factor they can lead to dysfunction and reduced health resonance resulting in functional loss and dysfunctional behaviors.
In addition to its diagnostic abilities, the AO Scan‘s patented technology provides a user-friendly experience that makes understanding results simple and effortless for clients. It reads electromagnetic signals and subtle bio-frequencies from within your body without touching it – translating that data into an easily understandable report for clients to view their health status at any time.
AO Scan offers two scan types, Quick and Comprehensive. The Quick version is ideal for first-time users or those wanting a snapshot of key frequency responses; in contrast, Comprehensive takes a deeper dive into each of its nine insights for more comprehensive wellness analysis.
An efficient solution that offers morning, midday, and evening frequency assessments with inner voice-balancing audio tones. This feature uses sound harmonization techniques to reduce excess frequencies while filling in those that may be missing to restore energetic equilibrium.
AO Scan technology can be downloaded as an app on most Apple and Android smartphones and tablets with a monthly AO Scan subscription, running with or without a headset for optimal scanning experience. Our bone-conduction headsets feature ergonomic designs for long hours of continuous scanning comfort; black or pink options are available and include an adjustable headband to create a custom fit to each user.
AO Scan Practitioners
AO scan practitioners are certified professionals trained to use and interpret this device. Additionally, they may offer recommendations regarding lifestyle modifications, diet adjustments and natural remedies that can support energetic health and wellbeing. Some practitioners may have backgrounds in acupuncture, homeopathy or holistic medicine while others could be nutritionists or health coaches with advanced technology training.
Utilizing an AO scanner, practitioners can measure electromagnetic frequencies of your body’s systems and organs and compare these to known healthy frequencies to detect imbalances or shield them for balance and wellness. As well as helping identify imbalances, an AO scanner also clears and shields frequencies to promote balance and wellness.
The AO scanner is designed as a non-invasive and effective assessment tool to identify imbalances in your energy field that could be contributing to physical or emotional symptoms, or can predict your current state of health 3-5 years into the future.
Every cell, tissue and organ in your body produces its own vibrational frequency or oscillation that’s unique to it. When this vibratory rhythm is disrupted due to injury, diet, stress or emotion it can lead to fatigue, disease or even death.
An AO scan can detect these imbalances and assist you in correcting them through targeted interventions. Furthermore, this type of imaging device can monitor progress and assess treatment plans’ efficacy – something useful when treating cancer, chronic illness or acute conditions.
Most often, AO scans aren’t covered by traditional medical insurance plans; however, many practitioners offer flexible payment plans and package deals to make this technology more accessible to their clients.
Based on your unique needs and goals, an AO scan should be scheduled at regular intervals to monitor your health and well-being. Monthly or quarterly check-ins may be suitable, while others might benefit from scanning more often. Your practitioner can suggest an optimal schedule based on individual goals and needs; virtual sessions may provide added convenience; however in-person visits provide more personalized experiences and hands-on demonstrations.
AO Scan Sessions
Every organ and system in the body emits electromagnetic signals with measurable frequencies that AO Scan technology utilizes to analyze subtle energetic blueprints of individual bodies against an established database of optimal energetic patterns. When these patterns shift, AO Scan identifies them early enough that proactive interventions and preventive care measures may be implemented more successfully.
Contrary to traditional diagnostic tools, AO Scan technology does not diagnose disease; rather, it identifies imbalances in energy patterns that often arise long before physical changes become noticeable. AO Scan technology thus serves as an excellent complement for other wellness modalities.
The AO Scan experience is non-invasive, comfortable and painless. Wearing a lightweight headset during the session to pick up on body’s electromagnetic signals and subtle bio-frequencies, your practitioner will guide you through different scan types to assess emotional patterns or create full body overviews. To get optimal results from an AO Scan session it is best to avoid stimulants like caffeine or alcohol before exercising or eating large meals as these will provide more accurate readings of body frequency signals.
After your AO Scan session, your practitioner will go over its findings. He or she may then recommend lifestyle, dietary and/or natural remedies to aid your body’s healing process, along with additional wellness assessments like thermography. Clients frequently schedule regular AO Scan sessions so as to track progress; thermography reveals physical patterns including inflammation, circulation changes and temperature anomalies which enables more informed lifestyle and dietary decisions for them and their clients.
Inner-Voice Program by AO Scan Technology uses an audio harmonizing method that generates audio frequencies derived from human voice spectrum to reduce excessive or deficient frequencies, and supplement those that may be deficient. Listening to two or three sessions daily through headset is recommended for optimal results – it will help decrease daily stress levels, enhance focus, creativity, and emotional intelligence while improving daily productivity and emotional intelligence.
AO Scan Results
AO scans measure your body’s response to electromagnetic frequencies and detect energetic imbalances, providing insight into what’s going on at a cellular level and helping individuals understand the root causes of symptoms or conditions they are experiencing. These holistic tools can complement other wellness practices by pinpointing specific steps you can take to promote balance and improve overall health and wellness.
The AO Scan is an innovative noninvasive technology used to assess energetic imbalances without needles or blood tests. Based on scientific principles that all things, including energy and matter, consist of vibration and frequency at their fundamental levels, this tool allows noninvasive evaluations without needles or blood tests.
AO Scan measures frequencies present in cells and tissues in order to compare them against its database of over 120,000 “blueprint” frequencies – these ‘ideal frequencies” correspond to optimal cell and organ functioning frequencies; when compared with an individual’s unique frequencies it can detect imbalances and help practitioners identify specific issues at the cellular level that require diet or lifestyle modifications to address.
Vitals Scan mode offers a quick, basic scan that takes under one minute to perform, revealing approximately 550 Blueprint Frequencies associated with each biological function and in-range/out-of-range frequencies within your cells, tissues, glands and systems. Information displayed on a screen as well as 24-page data report.
Learn your frequency levels to be empowered to make positive changes in your life, such as losing weight or improving sleep patterns. Scans can also be used to track progress towards wellness goals such as losing weight or improving sleeping patterns. AO Scan is suitable for everyone looking for greater clarity and empowerment in their wellness journey – from infants and children, pregnant women, athletes, seniors as well as anyone interested in using quantum wellness technologies such as the ION Power Patch, Necklaces Bracelets or Neg ION products in combination.
Earth vortices are localised regions on the Earth’s surface where the planet’s natural energetic, electromagnetic, geophysical, and (in some traditions) subtle-energy phenomena are reported to be unusually concentrated, organised, or anomalous. The word vortex derives from the Latin vortex / vertex meaning a “whirling” or “turning” — and across more than a century of converging research, ranging from rigorous geomagnetic instrumentation to traditional dowsing and indigenous sacred-site lore, these places have repeatedly been described as points where energy appears to spiral inwards, outwards, or rotationally through the Earth’s crust. Conventional geoscience recognises that the Earth is a living electromagnetic body, threaded with measurable telluric currents (natural earth currents driven principally by interactions between solar wind, the magnetosphere, and the ionosphere), gradient anomalies in the geomagnetic field, fault-line piezoelectric stresses in quartz-bearing rock, and the global Schumann resonance cavity ringing at a fundamental frequency of approximately 7.83 Hz between the Earth’s surface and the lower ionosphere. The “vortex” hypothesis proposes that at certain geometrically privileged points on the planet, several of these phenomena reinforce each other to create measurable, repeatable anomalies.
Positive vs. Negative Vortices
Within most traditions, vortices are classified by the apparent direction of energy flow at the site, not by any moral valuation of “good” versus “bad”:
Positive (upflow / yang) vortices are described as radiating, expansive, uplifting sites where energy appears to spiral outwards from the Earth into the atmosphere. Visitors classically report heightened alertness, inspiration, an expanded sense of self, and an “energising” effect. Examples often cited include Bell Rock and Airport Mesa in Sedona, Arizona, and the upper terraces of Machu Picchu.
Negative (downflow / yin) vortices are described as receptive, introspective, grounding sites where energy appears to spiral inwards into the Earth. Visitors classically report stillness, deep emotional release, contemplative states, and meditative grounding. Examples often cited include Cathedral Rock in Sedona, certain monastic foundations, and many sacred springs.
The polarity convention used in this application — positive offset and negative offset within each MGRS grid square — mirrors this long-standing classification rather than assigning any subjective judgement.
The Hartmann Grid
In 1950, German physician Dr. Ernst Hartmann (founder of the Research Group for Geobiology in Eberbach) proposed that a global rectangular grid of weak electromagnetic radiation rises from the Earth in narrow walls roughly 21 cm wide. After decades of dowsing-based and instrumented investigation, Hartmann concluded the lines run north–south at intervals of approximately 2 metres and east–west at approximately 2.5 metres, forming a worldwide cubic lattice. In Hartmann’s framework, the north–south lines are described in Yin/Yang terms as a cold, slow Yin energy associated with chronic and rheumatic conditions, while the east–west lines are described as a hot, rapid Yang energy associated with inflammatory states. Crossing points between the two are dynamic energetic nodes — beneficial when traversed briefly, but considered geopathically stressful when a person sleeps or works directly above one for extended periods. Hartmann’s hypothesis grew out of earlier work by Baron Gustav Freiherr von Pohl, whose 1929 study in the Bavarian town of Vilsbiburg famously reported a one-to-one correlation between the sleeping locations of fifty-four cancer fatalities and “geopathic crossings” subsequently confirmed by independent dowsers — a study that remains controversial but that founded the entire modern field of geobiology.
The Curry Grid
In the 1950s, German-American physician Dr. Manfred Curry, working at the Bioclimatic Institute in Riederau on Lake Ammer, identified a second, distinct grid running diagonally to the cardinal poles — south-west to north-east and south-east to north-west — with a spacing of roughly 3 metres. The “Curry net” is described as carrying alternating positive and negative polarity along its parallel lines, with the highest reported geopathic stress occurring where a Curry line crosses a Hartmann line, a water vein, or a geological fault. Where a Hartmann and Curry line intersect simultaneously, dowsers refer to a “triple-strength node” or “Triple Star Point”, classically considered the strongest local energetic anomaly available to a human-scale measurement.
The Becker–Hagens UVG 120 Earth Star
In 1981 the husband-and-wife research team of William Becker (Professor of Industrial Design, University of Illinois Chicago) and Bethe Hagens (Professor of Anthropology, Governors State University) synthesised earlier Russian and American work into the most influential modern model of a planetary vortex grid. Building on the icosahedral framework first proposed in the 1960s by zoologist and cryptozoologist Ivan T. Sanderson, on Christopher Bird’s 1975 New Age Journal article “Planetary Grid”, and on the Soviet-era research of Nikolai Goncharov, Vyacheslav Morozov and Valery Makarov (whose article appeared in the Soviet science journal Khimiya i Zhizn — “Chemistry and Life”), Becker and Hagens overlaid Buckminster Fuller’s “Composite of Primary and Secondary Icosahedron Great Circle Sets” onto a globe. The result, which they named the Unified Vector Geometry 120 Polyhedron (UVG 120) “Earth Star”, contains all five Platonic solids — tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, dodecahedron, and icosahedron — nested in a single grid of 62 vertex points connected by great-circle lines. Becker and Hagens demonstrated that the principal vertices align with a striking fraction of the world’s major sacred sites, megalithic monuments, seismic fracture zones, undersea volcanic ridges, and zones of unusual magnetic, gravitational, and biological activity.
Sanderson’s Twelve “Vile Vortices”
Sanderson’s pioneering contribution, published in Saga magazine in 1972, was the identification of twelve geometrically symmetrical regions on Earth where ships, aircraft, and mechanical instruments behaved anomalously. He plotted ten of these in the tropics — five at roughly 30° North and five at roughly 30° South, equally spaced 72° apart in longitude — together with the geographic North and South Poles, for a total of twelve points which form the perfect vertices of a regular icosahedron. Among the most famous are the Bermuda Triangle off the south-eastern coast of the United States, the Devil’s Sea (Dragon’s Triangle) near Japan, the South Atlantic Anomaly (where the Van Allen belts dip closest to the Earth’s surface), the Algerian Megalithic Ruins zone, the Indus Valley, and the Hamakulia Volcano region near Hawaii. Subsequent satellite-derived gravimetric and magnetometric surveys have demonstrated that several of these regions do indeed coincide with measurable geophysical anomalies, including localised gravity lows, magnetic field distortions, persistent oceanic eddies, and unusual concentrations of seismic activity.
Ley Lines, Telluric Currents, and the Schumann Resonance
The closely related concept of ley lines was introduced in 1921 by the English antiquarian, photographer, and amateur archaeologist Alfred Watkins, who observed — while studying a map of Herefordshire — that an extraordinary number of prehistoric standing stones, barrows, hillforts, ancient churches, beacon hills and old straight tracks fell along precisely straight alignments stretching across the British landscape. Watkins published Early British Trackways (1922) and The Old Straight Track (1925); although he himself made no mystical claims for these “leys”, the writer John Michell‘s 1969 New Age classic The View Over Atlantis reframed them as conduits of telluric energy — the natural electrical currents that flow through the Earth’s crust and oceans, generated principally by geomagnetically-induced currents resulting from solar-wind-driven fluctuations in the geomagnetic field. Telluric currents are entirely real, are routinely measured by geophysicists for mineral and oil prospecting, and exhibit a marked diurnal pattern of equator-ward flow during local daytime and pole-ward flow at night.
Layered atop these surface currents is the Schumann resonance — the global electromagnetic resonance phenomenon, theoretically predicted by physicist Winfried Otto Schumann in 1952 and experimentally confirmed in 1960, in which extremely-low-frequency electromagnetic waves travelling between the Earth’s surface and the lower ionosphere form standing waves at a fundamental frequency of approximately 7.83 Hz, with subsequent harmonics at approximately 14, 20, 26, 33, 39 and 45 Hz. The 7.83 Hz frequency is famously close to the dominant alpha–theta border of the human EEG, which is one reason researchers have long suspected a coupling between Earth-cavity resonance and biological rhythms.
The Sedona Effect: Instrumented Vortex Research
One of the few sustained, instrumented investigations of vortex phenomena is the multi-year “Sedona Effect” study conducted in Arizona by electrical engineer Benjamin Lonetree and consciousness researcher Iona Miller, published in the Journal of Consciousness Exploration & Research (2013). Using portable magnetometers, VLF receivers, and EEG equipment on widely-known vortex sites such as Bell Rock, Airport Mesa, Boynton Canyon and Cathedral Rock, the team recorded what they termed “sudden magnetic impulse events” — rapid, repeatable, localised orders-of-magnitude excursions in the geomagnetic field that consistently coincide with amplifications of the local Schumann resonance and synchronised changes in the brainwave frequency and amplitude of human subjects on site. The Sedona geology — high-iron-oxide sandstone (the source of its famous red colour), basalt rich in magnetite, and quartz-bearing latite — provides a plausible physical substrate: piezoelectric stress in the quartz, ferromagnetic resonance in the magnetite, and conductivity contrasts in the iron oxides combine to produce a region exceptionally responsive to changes in the solar–terrestrial environment. Lonetree and Miller’s biophysical hypothesis is that biogenic magnetite — tiny magnetic crystals that have been documented in the human brain since Joseph Kirschvink’s 1992 PNAS paper — couples the brain to these ELF field fluctuations, providing a physically grounded mechanism for the well-being, healing, and altered-state experiences anecdotally reported by visitors to vortex sites.
Earth Acupuncture and Sacred Geography
Across cultures, the placement of monumental architecture has long been governed by what the Chinese tradition calls feng shui (“wind–water”), which conceives of the landscape as a network of lung mei (“dragon paths”) of qi energy — almost identical in description to the European ley line. The Australian Aboriginal “Songlines” ( tjukurpa ) trace creation-ancestor paths across the continent. In the Andes, the Inca ceque system radiated forty-one alignments outward from the Coricancha temple in Cuzco. In India, the vastu purusha mandala orients architecture to subterranean currents. Modern geomantic researchers — practitioners of what has come to be called “earth acupuncture” — propose that the planetary grid functions in a manner analogous to the meridian system of traditional Chinese medicine, with vortex points as the planetary equivalent of acupuncture points where targeted intention, ceremony, or instrumentation may help re-balance regional energetic imbalances.
The Ark of the Covenant Coincidence — How This Grid Was Discovered
A surprising empirical observation is what initially motivated the research underlying this application’s vortex grid algorithm: several of the most prominent rumored, traditionally-claimed, and instrumentally-derived candidate locations of the lost Ark of the Covenant fall, with striking precision, on or extremely close to positive vortex points generated by the MGRS-derived offset method used here. It was the convergence of these otherwise unrelated anchor points onto the same grid that originally suggested the specific offset values used in this implementation.
The CIA-declassified CRV-derived location. In December 1988, the United States Defense Intelligence Agency operated a Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) program known initially as Grill Flame and renamed in successive phases as Center Lane, Sun Streak, and finally Stargate — the umbrella project under which the U.S. military investigated psychic-information-gathering for nearly two decades. On 5 December 1988, as part of Project Sun Streak, the operative known in the declassified files only as Remote Viewer No. 32 was given a sealed coordinate target with no information about what was being viewed. The session report, declassified and posted publicly by the CIA in 2000 as document CIA-RDP96-00789R001300180002-7, describes a coffin-shaped container fashioned of wood, gold, and silver, decorated with the image of a six-winged angel (a Biblical seraph), situated in a hidden, subterranean, dark, and damp location somewhere in the Middle East, surrounded by individuals dressed in white robes who spoke Arabic, with a domed mosque-like structure visible in the vicinity. The Viewer further reported that the container is protected by “entities” and that it can only be opened “when the time is deemed correct,” with unauthorized attempts to pry or strike the container destroyed by the protective mechanism through “a power unknown to us.” The sealed envelope target was, in fact, the Ark of the Covenant. The CRV-derived geographic anchor of this session falls within close proximity of a positive vortex point on the present grid.
The Ethiopian tradition: Axum’s Chapel of the Tablet. The longest, most continuously held traditional claim about the Ark’s contemporary resting place is the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church’s centuries-old assertion that the actual Ark — brought to Ethiopia by Menelik I, the legendary son of King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba (Makeda) — has been preserved in the Chapel of the Tablet adjacent to the Church of Our Lady Mary of Zion in the ancient highland city of Axum (Aksum), Tigray Region, in northern Ethiopia. The chapel is guarded continuously by a single celibate monk, the Atang or “Guardian of the Ark,” who is the only living person permitted to approach the relic, and who is appointed for life from a hereditary line of guardians. No outside scholar, archaeologist, or church official is permitted to verify the claim, though replicas of the Ark — the tabotat — are housed in every Ethiopian Orthodox church and carried in procession at the annual Timkat (Epiphany) festival. Axum’s coordinates land directly on, or within walking distance of, a positive vortex point on the grid.
The Montreal anchor points. Two further rumored alternative locations cluster, geographically, in the city of Montreal — a clustering which initially seemed coincidental but which on systematic plotting proved to be diagnostic. The first is the upper balcony of Saint Joseph’s Oratory of Mount Royal (Oratoire Saint-Joseph-du-Mont-Royal), Canada’s largest church and the largest shrine in the world dedicated to Saint Joseph, founded in 1904 by the Holy-Cross lay-brother and miracle worker Saint André Bessette (“Brother André,” canonized 2010). The Oratory’s monumental copper dome — at approximately 39 metres in diameter, one of the largest self-supporting domes ever constructed — and its 283-step pilgrimage staircase have long been associated in regional Catholic tradition with healing miracles attributed to Brother André, who himself attributed every reported healing to the intercession of Saint Joseph; the side chapels of the basilica are filled with the abandoned crutches and canes of those reportedly healed at the site. A persistent (though officially uncorroborated) rumor in regional esoteric circles places a sealed reliquary chamber at the level of the lantern balcony of the dome — accessible only via the dome-renovation work corridors, and not on any public visitor route. The Oratory’s coordinates land on a positive vortex point of the grid.
The second Montreal anchor is Place d’Youville in Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal), the historically documented birthplace of the city of Montreal — the site of Fort Ville-Marie, founded by Paul de Chomedey, sieur de Maisonneuve, on 18 May 1642 at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence River and the now-canalized Petite Rivière Saint-Pierre. According to one stream of esoteric Acadian-Catholic tradition — referred to by some sources as “the first Acadian settlement place in America”, a designation that lies outside the mainstream historiographical timeline (which dates the founding of Acadia proper to Port-Royal in present-day Nova Scotia in 1605) but which persists strongly in regional French-Canadian oral tradition — Place d’Youville was the first French Catholic colonial settlement on the North American mainland to which a sacred reliquary believed to be associated with the Ark may have been brought, sealed within a sub-chamber along the canalized course of the buried Saint-Pierre River. The site is today preserved by the Pointe-à-Callière Museum of Archaeology and History, which since 17 May 2017 has displayed in situ the excavated foundations of Fort Ville-Marie itself, together with Montreal’s first Catholic cemetery (1643) and Louis-Hector de Callière’s Residence (1695). Place d’Youville’s coordinates likewise fall on a positive vortex point of the grid.
The reverse-engineering observation. It was the convergence of these four widely separated and apparently unrelated empirical anchor points — the CIA Sun Streak Middle Eastern coordinate, Axum’s Chapel of the Tablet, the upper balcony of Montreal’s Oratory of Saint Joseph, and the founding-of-Montreal site at Place d’Youville — onto positive offsets of the same MGRS-derived grid that originally hinted at the specific positive-pole offset values used in this algorithm. The grid was, in this exact sense, partially reverse-engineered from these four “anchor coincidences” rather than postulated independently and tested against them. Whether this represents a genuine empirical regularity rooted in the geomagnetic and telluric phenomena described in the preceding subsections, an artefact of a sufficiently flexible offset rule (which can in principle always be tuned to pass through any small predetermined set of fixed points), or a remarkable coincidence, is a question the reader is warmly invited to investigate independently — by visiting the candidate sites in person, taking on-site magnetometric and Schumann-resonance measurements, and consulting the primary CIA Sun Streak documentation freely available through the agency’s online FOIA Reading Room.
The MGRS Connection to this new Vortices Grid discovery
Military Grid Reference System (MGRS) is a worldwide geo coordinate standard developed by NATO in the 1940s for unambiguous reporting of any point on the Earth’s surface. The MGRS divides the planet into 60 longitudinal zones (each 6° wide) and 20 latitudinal bands (each 8° tall, lettered C through X with I and O omitted to avoid confusion with the digits 1 and 0). Within each zone-band, the application generates a 10×10 sub-grid yielding a positive-polarity offset and a negative-polarity offset for every sub-square. The result is a worldwide network of 240,000 vortex points: 120,000 positive, 120,000 negative — providing a coverage density fine enough that no point on Earth is more than a short distance from at least one of each polarity.
This presented theory is intended exclusively for personal research, contemplative travel, geomantic investigation, and educational interest. Readers are warmly encouraged to investigate the primary literature, visit sites in person, take their own measurements, and form their own conclusions.
The advancements in neurotechnology and directed energy have led to significant breakthroughs in manipulating the human mind and monitoring individuals remotely. In the 1950s, Dr. Robert Galbraith Heath used brain stimulation to trigger memories, emotions, and hallucinations. In 1973, Allan Frey discovered the Microwave Auditory Effect, which allows sound to be perceived directly in the head via microwave pulses. Joseph Sharp and Mark Groves expanded this in 1975, demonstrating that modulated microwaves could transmit speech wirelessly to the brain. In the early 2000s, John Norseen introduced “Biofusion,” using sensors and Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) to decode and interpret brain activity. Meanwhile, a 2006 FOIA disclosure revealed the existence of non-lethal weapons (NLWs) that use directed energy to induce physical and psychological effects remotely. In 2014, a Pentagon-developed laser system capable of identifying people based on their unique heartbeat showed the growing potential for biometric surveillance.
These technologies suggest a future where thoughts can be influenced, individuals can be tracked remotely, and personal privacy could be significantly compromised. These examples are the ones that are easy to find and typically used by most victims in an attempt to “bridge the gap.” Although very intriguing, these are not what is used but just act as very easy references that the “idea” of manipulating the mind has been around for a very long time and has not ceased since over 70 years ago.
The trajectory is one of importance; a clear statement of what is to come is necessary to make the connection between intentions and scientific breakthroughs. In the 1994 edition of “New World Vistas: Air and Space Power for the 21st Century,” a major undertaking by the United States Air Force Scientific Advisory Board, the document states clearly that looking 50 years into the future “is easy,” and quotes: “We will have achieved a clear understanding of how the human brain works, how it controls the various functions of the body, and how it can be manipulated in a fashion (both positively and negatively). One can envision the development of electromagnetic energy sources, the output that will allow one to prevent voluntary muscular movements, control emotions (and thus actions), produce sleep, transmit suggestions, interfere with both short-term and long-term memory, produce an experience set, and delete an experience set,” and “It would also appear possible to create high-fidelity speech in the human body, raising the possibility of covert suggestion and psychological direction.” These are clear statements of intentions to develop the capabilities of the weapons used today.
As the reader, this information should give you a very basic level understanding of the very easy-to-find information that points in the direction that I am heading with this. In the next few paragraphs, I will speak on the more relevant neurotechnological discoveries and continue to (hopefully) bridge the gap within your mind that these technologies do exist.
Beginning with something that has been confirmed by all governments as a “mystery” illness, Havana Syndrome refers to a set of unexplained symptoms, including headaches, dizziness, and cognitive issues, reported by diplomats and intelligence officers starting in 2016. While initial theories ranged from stress to viral infections, the lack of a clear cause, combined with the specific neurological symptoms, raised suspicions of a targeted attack. Some experts now suggest the symptoms could result from directed energy weapons, like microwave radiation, which can cause brain injuries and auditory effects. The contradictory explanations and absence of definitive evidence point to the possibility of foul play, potentially involving neuroweapons. My first example is the Canadian government’s and many other governments’ conclusions that a foreign adversary is “very unlikely” to be responsible for Havana Syndrome. This is based on intelligence analysis, open-source information, and scientific literature, which found no credible evidence linking external actors to the reported symptoms. They also considered alternative explanations, such as pre-existing medical conditions and environmental factors, which further diminished the possibility of foreign involvement. However, this contradicts research like that of Balaban et al. (2020), which provided objective evidence of a unique brain injury pattern in those affected by Havana Syndrome. Their study found that individuals with Havana Syndrome exhibited distinct binocular disparity eye and pupil response patterns—different from both those with mild traumatic brain injury and healthy controls. This distinction was identified with over 91% accuracy and suggests that the symptoms may result from a unique form of brain injury, not from conventional illnesses or pre-existing conditions. The findings imply that the syndrome could be linked to a specific cause, possibly an external, targeted factor, rather than the broad explanations favored by the Canadian government.
What else is so special about this information in my case? I exhibit the exact same symptoms shown in these studies—binocular disparity pupillary movements after a “targeting session.” Now I will take this a step further and explain why these pupillary reactions are so important and why they happen. In short, this technology targets the eyes, more specifically the cones and rods of the retinas. The eyes exhibit very special capabilities. In the studies of Singh et al. (2018), they find the eye to be an antenna capable of receiving microwave radiation, infrared, and ultraviolet, and this is where the communication channel originates. The retina’s cones and rods act as cavity resonators or “high-quality antennas,” according to Russian researcher Kaznacheev. Through this mechanism, they were able to engineer a system to pass holograms into the visual cortex but not in the visual range (Kaznacheev, 2004). Singh et al. brought out the physics of the human eye as an antenna. Electronic conduction and self-symmetry as in DNA, self-similarity was one of the underlying requirements to make antennas frequency and bandwidth invariant. One of the most basic self-similar structures is that of the Fibonacci sequence, which is found throughout nature but also the human eye, which gives the eye a fractal antenna property. The Fibonacci sequence-based structure or the periodical array of basic physiological units (such as photoreceptors within the retina) is responsible for “optimizing the signal communication in biological living systems.” Proteins vibrate in the presence of electromagnetic signal like a cavity resonator. Protein synthesis is stimulated by electromagnetic fields of the specific frequency in the RF range (Singh et al. 2018). Cavity resonators are needed to generate and receive microwaves, among other wave frequencies (Caves 1976). Singh also found that the structure within the eye’s retina nanocenter is a “dipole antenna network.” The interaction of a photon beam with this mechanism is considered: “If a rotation of the light wave underlies the laser emission, then the possibility of helical electron transmission increases; the network of cells acts as an array of helical antennas.” I must mention the use of quantum physics being a very important part of this mechanism, namely the Aharonov-Bohm effect. The helical structures interact with this Aharonov-Bohm effect so that in the human eye this effect is felt and acted upon biologically (Singh et al. 2018). This is an important piece of information when comparing my personal experience with these pupillary effects and the victims of Havana Syndrome.
I would like to speak on other clear physical evidence but aside from the pupillary response there is not much substance to the claims due to the veil of deniability created. There are neuroimaging studies focused on the change in white/gray matter volume. Functional connectivity in the auditory/visual spatial subnets was reduced. The study does not address a specific causality although they do believe some form of pulse-directed microwaves were involved (Verma et al., 2019). The problem with MRI testing is that not many people get them—with only 55.6 exams per 1000 people in Canada—this leaves a vast portion of the population without a reference exam if they were to get tested after the attacks and makes a way for the “pre-existing” medical condition deniability scheme. How I relate to this and others with similar brain structure is that I have been diagnosed with ADHD, and the gray/white matter in my brain may resemble that of someone who has been affected by these sophisticated tools, which adds to the layers of deniability and the medication used is very useful to researchers when targeting victims.
John Norseen, an American neuroweapons designer employed by Lockheed-Martin, was one of the first pioneers of “Thought injection” or as he termed it, “Biofusion.” What is Biofusion? It is described as what happens when you think (a precise mathematical operation) to include: when sensors can detect and measure what you think and map where your thoughts are in your brain, and then via “Information injection,” monitor, enhance, modify, replace, or prevent neural circuit functions. Sound similar? Yes, this is exactly what the Air Force VISTA document was referring to back in 1994. Now John Norseen was a whistleblower of sorts. He details a lot of his discoveries on a website that catalogues interviews with one of his friends Duncan Laurie, which I will link below that undoubtedly help point us in the right direction.
So how does the rest of it work? This is very difficult to explain but essentially the first part is the “torsion field” and generators, which are EM-based antennas (In your personal devices) that use the Aharonov–Bohm effect which can also control vacuum fluctuations (Casimir effect). Here the receiver is a quantum interference receiver, referred to by John Norseen as the human brain, which includes junction superconductor rods (B.O.M 212). The gist of how this works is that electric potentials, not actual force—that is structure minus any weight behind it—imagine a hologram of a punch hitting you. So, they end up transmitting structure but not force, which interacts subtly with matter, leading to reactions and causations which we would not “normatively” anticipate to be caused by such low-strength fields.
Dr. Michael Persinger, who was a Canadian pioneer in this field, has written about the Casimir effect and its importance in these interactions. The Casimir effect is a physical force that occurs between two parallel, uncharged, and perfectly conducting plates that are held close together in a vacuum. In a paper on thixotropy—which has to do with the viscosity of water and its impact by EM fields—he presents evidence that thixotropic properties of water could reflect a universal interface for the transformation of virtual particles from zero-point, vacuum oscillations to real particles (Persinger 2015, 6203).
Now knowing that the Aharonov–Bohm generators affect the thixotropy of water (viscosity) and that these generators affect the vacuum, it is important to understand the effect of these generators on water, which plays an important role in controlling the EM within microtubules. A microtubule is a structural component of the cytoskeleton in eukaryotic cells. It is a cylindrical, tube-like structure made up of tubulin proteins, and it plays a key role in various cellular processes, including maintaining cell shape, enabling intracellular transport, facilitating cell division, and providing structural support for the cell.
Microtubules participate in intracellular signaling by serving as scaffolds for signal transduction pathways and facilitating the transport of signaling molecules within the cell. They also contribute to the cell’s shape by forming a rigid framework. They maintain the mechanical stability of the cell and are crucial for the architecture of the cytoplasm—which is to say, our memories, subconscious, and working consciousness. Noting that water’s viscosity, thixotropy, loses entropy (non-structure) as viscosity increases—becoming more solid—the harder the structure, the less entropy. A structured network of hydrogen bonds between water molecules and ions in aqueous solutions, when left undisturbed for protracted periods near hydrophilic surfaces, facilitated this condition. Weak magnetic fields of the appropriate temporal configuration could be contained or “trapped” within these structure networks (Persinger 2015, 6201). This is caused by the Casimir effect.
The microtubules are controlled by the water inside the MTs. It is now possible to see through Persinger’s work how Norseen’s thought injection focused on the microtubule could work. Now, the final concept of quantum physics which is crucial to bring this all together: quantum entanglement.
Entanglement is a quantum phenomenon where two particles become linked in such a way that the state of one particle is directly connected to the state of the other, no matter how far apart they are. This means that when you measure the state of one particle, you immediately know the state of the other, even if they are light-years away. Here’s a simple analogy: Imagine you have two magic coins that are entangled. If you flip one coin and it lands heads, the other coin, no matter how far away it is, will automatically land tails when you look at it. The two coins are “linked,” and their outcomes are connected instantaneously, even if they’re on opposite sides of the universe.
In real quantum entanglement, this connection happens with properties like spin, polarization, or other quantum states, and the effect happens faster than the speed of light, which seems to defy our usual understanding of physics. However, no information is actually transmitted faster than light; it’s the connection between the particles that is “instant.”
The microtubules in the brain are influenced by the water inside them. This is key to understanding how thoughts might be injected or manipulated through quantum processes. Persinger’s work connects this idea to quantum effects like entanglement in water. Persinger discusses entanglement velocity, which is the speed at which these connections can occur. For entanglement to happen within the universe, there must be a specific speed that links photon masses (light particles) to energy levels within water. This speed is called the entanglement velocity, and it’s related to the physical constants of the universe, like gravity. The energy of about 10^–20 J (joules) is important because it represents the energy level at which quantum processes in water, such as entanglement, happen. This energy helps with the transformation between virtual particles and entropy (disorder).
Entanglement between two samples of water can be induced by magnetic fields, which exploit the Aharonov–Bohm effect. This is a quantum phenomenon where magnetic fields can affect particles even when they are not directly exposed to the field. The magnetic fields need to change in a very specific way (modulating their phase and frequency) to create entanglement between the water samples. This entanglement lasts about 7 to 8 minutes. For the entanglement to work, the magnetic field has to change in a particular pattern, with alternating increasing and decreasing frequencies and angular velocities. If the conditions are not followed in the right order, or if the magnetic fields stay fixed, the entanglement doesn’t occur. When the right conditions are met, excess correlations (stronger relationships) between the two water samples are observed, and the entanglement effect becomes more significant—even increasing by a factor of 10 under the right circumstances (Persinger 2015, 6207–6209).
Simply put:
The technology creates entanglement between particles.
Once entangled, changes or states in one particle immediately influence the other.
This influence can then be harnessed to transfer information related to thoughts or neural states back to the system in question (the human brain).
Now, this is a very simplified explanation of how this works through quantum physics processes through EM fields, but there is one more aspect to this—Quantum LED generators. LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) have been used in modern research to apply these resonance principles to influence biological systems. LED lights, when tuned to specific frequencies, can resonate with biological molecules, bringing out the possibility of monitoring and affecting their function.
Recent advancements in geostationary infrared (IR) remote sensing have shown significant potential for monitoring environmental events, such as dust storms and wildfires, by providing near-continuous, high-temporal-resolution data that helps estimate aerosol concentrations. This capability is primarily due to the ability of geostationary satellites to observe aerosol events both day and night, unlike polar-orbiting satellites, which are limited to daytime observations. By analyzing infrared radiance across multiple channels and applying techniques like high-pass filtering, it’s possible to refine estimates of aerosol composition, particle size, and concentration over time.
These advances also highlight the feasibility of using similar geostationary IR technologies for remote brain monitoring. Just as geostationary satellites can track the duration, spatial extent, and composition of atmospheric events, the same principles could be applied to monitor brain activity through NIR-II imaging. With the potential for near-continuous, non-invasive brain observation, geostationary NIR-II imaging could provide a means for long-term, real-time brain health monitoring, offering high spatio-temporal resolution without the need for physical contact. By understanding the brain’s unique infrared autofluorescence and using NIR luminescent probes, this technology could enable continuous tracking of brain function, similar to how geostationary satellites help in environmental monitoring, paving the way for more accessible, large-scale brain health monitoring across diverse settings.
Dr. Irene Cosic developed the Resonant Recognition Model (RRM), which suggests that molecules with the same biological function share similar resonant frequencies. These frequencies allow molecules to interact more effectively and recognize each other. This concept has been applied to studying proteins and cellular signaling pathways (like JAK-STAT, which is involved in cell communication), suggesting that cell signaling might work through resonance, not just chemical or physical interactions.
Irene Cosic herself has described her interest in resonances as stemming from the work of Nikola Tesla, who studied the brain frequencies from 3–69 Hz (Cosic, 2017). From this, she eventually was led to formulate the Cosic Resonant Recognition Model, which was used by Bandyopadhyay to study the EM resonance of microtubules—which is also used by Norseen for “Thought Injection.” Cosic has defined the RRM in the following: the RRM enables the calculation of these spectral characteristics, by assigning each amino acid a physical parameter representing the energy of delocalized electrons of each amino acid. Comparing Fourier spectra for this energy distribution by using cross-spectral function, it has been found that proteins sharing the same biological function/interaction share the same periodicity (frequency) within energy distribution along the macromolecule.
Furthermore, it has been shown that interacting proteins and their targets share the same characteristic frequency, but have opposite phase at characteristic frequency. Thus, it has been proposed that the RRM frequencies characterize, not only a general function, but also a recognition and interaction between the particular macromolecule and its target, which then can be considered to be resonant recognition. This could be achieved with resonant energy transfer between the interacting macromolecules through oscillations of a physical field, which is electromagnetic in nature (Cosic, 2017). As mentioned, this has been used in modeling MTs. Persinger’s group has also had beneficial results through referencing the RRM.
Cosic discovered that spectral analyses (light) of a protein sequence after each constituent amino acid had been transformed into an appropriate pseudopotential predicted a resonant energy between interacting molecules. Several experimental studies have verified the predicted peak wavelength of photons within the visible or near-visible light band for specific molecules. Here, this concept has been applied to a classic signaling pathway, JAK–STAT, traditionally composed of nine sequential protein interactions. The weighted linear average of the spectral power density (SPD) profiles of each of the eight “precursor” proteins displayed remarkable congruence with the SPD profile of the terminal molecule (CASP-9) in the pathway. These results suggest that classic and complex signaling pathways in cells can also be expressed as combinations of resonance energies.
The protein interactions can be considered a transfer of resonant energy between interacting molecules through an oscillating physical field that could be expressed within the domain of classic photons. (Persinger, 2015d, 245). It is interesting that the RRM occurs in the frequency range from infrared to visible to ultraviolet waves.
A further implementation of the RRM using LEDs is to use this methodology to fight viruses, not just remotely influence one’s thoughts. Persinger has written on treating viruses using Cosic Resonance with LED lights. In studies, it has been used on Ebola as a model, and could be investigated for Covid-19 (see Persinger 2015b) and others using appropriately patterned monochromatic (narrow band) LED to fight Zika virus (Caceres 2018). Although, as important it is to fight infections and viruses, the most important point as this technology relates to neuroweapons is that it is a viable explanation as to how, without drugs or other direct chemical interdiction, EM waves are able to have a neurological or medical effect.
Dr. Bandyopadhyay, in research funded by the United States Air Force, has explored how electromagnetic frequencies interact with neurons, causing them to produce binary information. When a neuron fires, it experiences thermal fluctuations in the 5–6 THz range (Abbott et al., 1958). Electromagnetic effects on neurons, including their firing rates and ion channel pathways, have been well documented (Camera et al., 2012; Li et al., 2014). Neurons communicate electrically, similar to wireless systems, and their sensitivity to electric fields depends on firing frequency (Katz & Schmitt, 1940; Radman et al., 2007). Using a scanning tunneling microscope (STM) vibrating at 30 Hz, Dr. Bandyopadhyay observed binary pulses in protein complexes deep inside the axon of a rat hippocampal neuron during firing. These pulses resembled electromagnetic resonance frequency bands (Sahu et al., 2013a,b, 2014; Ghosh et al., 2014). When multiple electrodes and patch clamps were used, a new form of communication was observed between neurons, where resonance frequency peaks grouped together, echoing the principle that “neurons that fire together wire together.” This observation revealed complex resonance bands across a broad frequency range, from microhertz to terahertz, which had not been explored in such detail before (Bandyopadhyay, 2016).
How it fits together:
The eyes retina acts as a High Quality antenna
The torsion field creates specific electromagnetic environment that makes biological systems, particularly water and microtubules, more susceptible to external electromagnetic influences (like those from LEDs) as well as information transfer.
LED lights, tuned to specific frequencies, could then interact with biological molecules or neural structures (such as microtubules) to influence their function. This interaction could be enhanced by the electromagnetic conditions created by the torsion field.
The overall idea is that these subtle electromagnetic interactions (through resonance, entanglement) could influence thoughts, neural processes, or even consciousness, aligning with the notion of neuroweapons that use electromagnetic fields to manipulate mental states
Despite criticisms claiming that electromagnetic fields cannot influence molecular activity or that line-of-sight is needed for targeting, historical scientific and social evidence points to the possibility of neuroweapons and their real-world applications. These criticisms overlook the potential for electromagnetic signals to penetrate objects and affect biological systems in unexpected ways.
