Using Spooky2
Spooky2 takes frequency healing to an entirely new level. Utilizing scalar frequencies, bioresonance, and thermographic scanning technology to promote holistic wellness and vitality. Based on Dr. Rife’s work, this noninvasive treatment can address everything from pathogens (including mold ) to energy balance and spiritual expansion.
spooky2 software gives access to thousands of programs; while hardware brings them directly into your body for quicker and more effective results. The device emits pure scalar waves that penetrate DNA for customized treatment that’s tailored specifically for each individual patient.
Quantum Entanglement can be used both directly and remotely to heal, with its quirky physical effect known as “spooky action at a distance” described by Albert Einstein. Additionally, this field generates also helps clear away viruses, bacteria and parasites while stimulating DNA repair processes.
Getting Started
Beginners to radio frequencies may find starting out with the Spooky2 frequency generator system daunting, yet this video by Brad Johnson presents a five-step overview to make things easy for newcomers. He covers topics like choosing a generator and accessories; understanding frequency types; using Spooky2 software to navigate databases and create custom programs; differentiating between the XM and Generator X models as well as their uses with hand cylinders or remote DNA systems.
Frequency Selection
The Settings pane houses all of the controls for customizing how Spooky2 operates and your desired behavior, while also showing main and custom database filepaths.
Below is a list of all of the frequency sets currently loaded into memory, which you can add a new frequency set by selecting Create Frequency Set from File Menu.
At present, the default settings for both outputs are displayed here – with OUT1 set to 100% duty cycle and OUT2 at zero phase angle. You may also choose to enable gates for either of the outputs; this feature can be useful when performing applications such as DNA Replication Scanning and Activation.
Your choices for viewing frequency results include simple or details view graphical representation. Customise Checkbox is activated by default but can be deactivated to switch back to simpler view. Clear Button can clear current Search Terms while returning both main and custom databases back into Conditions List pane for easy reference.
To modify settings for an output, double click its row. Here you can modify output voltage factor and phase angle as well as enable or disable gates for outputs (if applicable).
There are various settings for managing a USB capture log:
There is also an option to bypass the USB driver and read from ports without it being detected, which may prove helpful when its presence causes issues with Spooky2. Furthermore, using an older generator without driver installed enables capture log usage on older spooky generators that lack driver support.
Power Options
The Power Options menu allows you to set your generators’ power source as either AC mains or USB – the choice is entirely yours; both power sources provide their own advantages.
Navigating the menu is straightforward but initially can be a little daunting due to unfamiliar terms used for Rife machines. Red buttons in the menu represent channels – each channel represents and controls a physical generator in your rig; together these Channels form what is known as a Channel Configuration; your configuration could consist of anywhere between one and 127 of them!
Each Channel also comes equipped with global options that govern its behavior, such as Amplitude Wobble (applied as a toggle button in the Channel Control panel) and Frequency Wobble. You can also decide whether it should act as a Gate, the duration of each frequency transmission cycle, and utility functions such as whether to sound an alert when transmitting 0Hz frequencies begin, as well as after Program completion.
There is a Status window which displays the state of each Channel and generator. Keeping this window open and reading its status information may prove beneficial if working with multiple Channels during treatment sessions; its information can also be useful when troubleshooting issues.
Spooky2 will display two boxes during each launch: The Generator Count (GC) box indicates how many generators were found at launch; CH (Channel) shows where any errors have recently occurred. If it was due to Timer Conflicts or Reaction Timeout issues (RE: This box indicates when a command was sent and waiting for response from its target; if no response came back as anticipated this value will increase accordingly.)
