Frequency-based therapies offer a novel way of harnessing bioelectric phenomena and physiological processes for therapy purposes. With the Spooky2 Rife system, frequency therapy allows you to quickly create customized frequency sets to treat ailments or promote overall well-being.
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How to use Spooky2
Spooky2 is a robust software system designed to connect seamlessly with Rife generator(s) via either Ethernet or wireless, controlling various treatment modes and offering users of all levels a point-and-click experience while offering maximum depth, flexibility, and programmability for experienced users.
Spooky2 can be opened by double clicking its shortcut on your Windows desktop (if it doesn’t exist yet, please refer to this manual’s Getting Started section for installation instructions). By default, Spooky2 runs in test mode until activated via clicking Start Menu tab > Test Mode Enabler; this allows you to check if everything is functioning as it should be.
Once Spooky2 is running, click the Settings Tab to view its current state as well as any User preset collections that have been saved to it.
Each collection holds frequencies for a specific condition or pathogen. You can easily add and delete collections using the Edit Settings Button.
If the condition or pathogen you want to search does not appear on this list, use the – button to reset the field so you can enter a new one.
The Conditions List pane displays your main and custom frequency databases (if applicable) along with search results. In addition, you can select or deselect frequencies using the Search field.
Create your own frequency database easily by importing an existing CSV file from the internet and saving it locally on your computer. When opened via Windows Explorer or another file browser, Spooky2 will load up its new custom database into memory for easy use.
To create a program, enter its name in the Programs Button. Next, choose its generator and frequency type before finalizing its configuration with a gate function – another essential feature of Spooky Pulse which modulates carrier waves transmitting specific frequencies at higher frequencies with shorter dwell time so as to penetrate deeper into your body and more effectively treat conditions or pathogens.
Setting up your system
Spooky2 is designed for easy use without requiring external hardware, making it the world’s biggest frequency database. It comes equipped with four preloaded databases – DNA, Base Pairs, Molecular Weight and Main plus your custom database – for fast searches of DNA sequences, base pair pairings and molecular weight measurements.
Once selected, the program will load it directly into memory for immediate use and create a desktop shortcut for it.
As part of the Setup process, you will be asked to accept or decline a license agreement and read through its associated Readme Screen. When responding, select either “YES – accept terms of agreement”, or “NO – decline terms of agreement”.
As soon as the setup process has concluded, you will be asked to select a destination location for Spooky2. Additionally, an option to create a shortcut on your Windows desktop can also be selected.
Once the database is loaded, you can choose between Simple View and Details View. If you intend on using your system for zapping purposes, however, we advise selecting Details View as it provides grid information as well as useful data like polarity frequencies and gating levels.
The program will automatically search the factory databases for matching frequencies, but you can alter your search criteria through Advanced Menu settings or by clicking on the Default Frequency Set button.
Spooky2 allows you to go beyond factory databases by enabling you to create custom frequency sets and carrier sweep programs of your own. Simply enter desired values in the fields provided, save it by pressing Save, then save again when finished. Carrier sweep programs differ in that their carrier frequency changes over time as opposed to being static like most frequency sets; unique to Spooky2 is its capability of performing spectrum sweeps whereby normally static carriers are modulated through various processes that result in their signal being analysed at each step in its journey through Spooky2 as an integral feature is its spectrum sweep capability which allows it to perform spectrum sweeps that analyzes signals generated during its course before it reaches analysis stage – providing insight into its signal quality before analysis of its outcome.
This technique allows you to identify any frequencies present in a sample of material being treated, which can be especially helpful when creating new types of medication such as ionic or colloidal silver solutions.
Customizing your settings
Once your rig has been assembled, navigate to the Settings tab in order to find your preferred controls.
Your screen colors, font size and style, as well as custom waveforms can all be set here, while you can add your own waveforms and settings for frequency set generators and spectrum sweep programs. In addition, the Advanced tab enables you to make adjustments that will become Spooky2‘s startup default settings; even saving an entire frequency set with all its waveforms and settings so it will restore at restart!
Once you click the DNA tab, you’ll see four factory databases – DNA, Base Pairs, Molecular Weight and Main Database – plus those stored in your custom file. Together these make up one of the world’s biggest frequency databases that continues to expand over time. In addition, you can add your own frequencies directly into this massive repository as sets – making it possible for any combination of four modalities (DNA/BP/MW/MainDB) to run simultaneously or separately at any one time.
Spooky2 represents and controls one physical generator or Channel; there may be anywhere from one to 127 Channels in a rig. At launch, Spooky2 identified how many generators were present; CH represented which channel/generator that received its command from Spooky2, while RX received back the response that Spooky2 sent out from it.
The Pause Button allows you to pause a sequence and resume it exactly where it left off, while Resume allows you to resume one that was interrupted – making it simple and efficient for working on one thing at a time, then coming back later without losing your progress.
The Settings tab gives you the power to customize all aspects of your rig, while also saving them as the defaults for Spooky2. Your current settings will be stored as a CSV file in your Documents folder – open this in Excel for editing or leave as is for use as defaults. Plus, online updates allow for updates!
Getting started
Spooky2 Rife system is an incredible multitalented Rife machine, capable of doing almost any function you could possibly think of. From transmitting frequencies in both contact and remote modes to creating high-grade colloidal silver, scanning for pathogens, identifying parasites and curing them as well as making homeopathic remedies it has it all! Undoubtedly it is one of the most advanced and versatile Rife machines ever built!
Once you’re ready to start using Spooky2, click its shortcut on your Windows desktop computer to launch it. A main window with three tabs along its top – Settings, System and Internet – will appear; select this tab for preferences setting purposes.
If you own a multi-generator setup, press the Show Channels button to see each generator as it connects and operates in Spooky2. Each red button on your rig represents and controls a physical generator; up to 127 generators may be connected and programmed individually with any number of frequencies for optimal operation.
Search the Programs tab to identify a condition or pathogen you wish to target, then double-click any programs to run them.
Every program comes with its own set of frequencies, so experimenting will be necessary to find what suits you best. Popular programs include DNA, Base Pairs and Molecular Weight (MW), but there’s always room for custom frequencies too!
Once you’ve discovered some programs that appear to work well, save them as Frequency Sets. This will store all the frequency settings and waveforms related to each frequency so you can run them again without needing to rescan individually for every frequency.
Frequency Slider, another new feature, allows you to adjust Out 1’s frequency during a program and set Voltage Factors per output. If both Out 1 and 2 select identical frequencies, their waveforms will alternate – perfect for Contact Mode where getting full frequency range is crucial!
