Wave genetics proposes that DNA is affected and coded by electromagnetic waves which pass genetic information from generation to generation. Through methods like holography and solitons, vacuum theory, fractal representations of Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine and Thymine sequences in DNA text and comparison to human speech lexicon this new understanding of genetics could provide hope to heal diseases like cancer while potentially increasing lifespans.
Symbolism
Symbolism is an effective literary device to help writers convey deeper meaning in their works without directly saying so. Symbols may range from physical objects to ideas or emotions; they can create mystery in a story and add emotional weight to scenes, while also subtly hinting at subjects too sensitive or controversial for direct discussion; ultimately enabling writers to produce richer and deeper works.
Writers often use symbolic items to elicit specific feelings or emotions in their readers. For instance, in The Catcher in the Rye, a red hunting cap represents the protagonist’s longing for authenticity in an environment which pressures him to conform. This allows readers to connect more closely with his character and understand his inner turmoil more thoroughly.
Sometimes symbols can be hard to spot; other times they may be more obvious – for instance when one character wears sea glass representing their mother’s death – yet still manage to escape detection by readers. Sometimes symbols are so subtle they remain undetected until later on when their reader discovers something they hadn’t noticed earlier.
Symbolism can be found everywhere from painting and music videos to films; its most ubiquitous application being in paintings depicting objects that symbolize concepts or emotions, like hearts for love or devotion and flowers as an apology; to snakes representing temptation and doves representing peace – symbols which, though simple in appearance can add depth and dimension to works’ overall message.
Color symbolism can also be an extremely effective form of symbolic language, creating specific moods or atmospheres with its use. Green has long been associated with money and prosperity while yellow can create feelings of joy or happiness – an effective technique in movies or visual media which creates more vivid and impactful images.
Theory
Wave genetics theory postulates that DNA molecules act not only as chemical structures but also as electromagnetic generators that emit and receive electromagnetic waves that influence gene expression and transmit genetic information between generations. It bases its assertion on theories such as coherent physical radiations such as holography and solitons; vacuum theory; fractal representations within the genetic alphabet such as Adenine Guanine Cytosine Thymine along with human verbal expression/Speech.
Resonant frequencies of electromagnetic waves directed at DNA have been demonstrated to change its expression and even activate dormant genes, creating an effective regenerative technology with potential benefits such as cancer treatment, eliminating pathogenic bacteria or agricultural vermin parasites, increasing human lifespan, developing new drugs without costly and dangerous techniques such as recombinant DNA technology or stem cell cultivation and increasing crop yields.
Experiments
Experiments supporting wave genetics have revealed how DNA molecules act not just as chemical structures but also electromagnetic generators and transmitters. According to theory, electromagnetic waves generated and received by DNA molecules influence gene expression and transmit genetic information across generations – providing a significant advancement in understanding life while challenging existing discrete particle theories and providing novel opportunities for genetic engineering applications.
Researchers have recently discovered that specific frequencies of electromagnetic waves can alter the shape and structure of DNA strands, changing their function and increasing their ability to receive information. This discovery could revolutionize how we understand DNA, leading to improved treatments for diseases like cancer, viral infections and bacterial diseases as well as more resistant crops against disease and insect infestation.
Scientists conducting this research believe our genes can be affected by our thoughts, words and language. They have developed an experimental model which will enable humans to program their DNA at the molecular level using these resonant frequencies; their work will validate what spiritual teachers have known for centuries: that our bodies can be programmed through words, thought and vibration.
Applications
Researchers have developed techniques using resonant waves directed at DNA that allow them to change its structure and sequence, offering new possibilities for curing genetic diseases, eliminating pathogenic viruses, bacteria, or agricultural vermin parasites from food crops, prolonging human lifespans and decoding its encoded information.
The Wave Genetics Theory proposes that DNA molecules serve not only as chemical structures but also as electromagnetic generators and receivers that send and receive certain frequencies of electromagnetic waves that influence gene expression and carry genetic information through generations. Fractal representations of sequences containing Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine and Thymine in DNA text resemble human verbal expression/speech vocabulary supporting this hypothesis.
Gariaev’s groundbreaking discovery suggests that DNA acts much like electromagnetic waves – these wavelengths travel rapidly over long distances to immediately alter gene expression and carry genetic information between cells, and may explain “illusionary forces” between people holding hands together without touching. Our genes may even communicate with physical environments via electromagnetic waves.
