What Are the Benefits of Wave Genetics?
Esoteric and spiritual teachers have long asserted that our DNA can be programmed with our thoughts, words and unique frequency patterns. Now scientists have provided definitive proof. In experiments using language-modulated laser rays and radio waves with appropriate frequencies, living DNA reacts appropriately.
These independent research approaches have led to the postulation that DNA, RNA and proteins from all organisms act as endogenic physical fields – in effect functioning like DNA-biocomputers – with quantum nonlocal (holographic) memory as well as Solitone and photon/radio wave polarization memory capabilities. This new type of memory allows these endogenic fields to transmit genetic and regulative information throughout biological systems via endogenic fields; replacing existing models which are incomplete in this regard.
This discovery points towards the existence of an informational hologram within matter – an interconnected, associative, and nonlocal information system in which biomolecules act as an information matrix that forms pre-images of all biological systems in space-time; like an organized list of dynamical “wave copies” or “matrices”. Electromagnetic and/or acoustic radiations emanating from chromosomes read gene sign information outside its confines, carrying this outbound. Radiations produced by cells is called DNA waves that connect chromosomes together and correlate with photon/radio wave polarization. DNA-waves then create an informational hologram of the entire biosystem and genome-biocomputer continuum, with genetic signs reflecting onto DNA molecules as genetic memory and memory storage devices.
What Are the Risks of Wave Genetics?
Wave Genetics‘ research, in conjunction with Deep Genomics’ machine learning platform, was recently evaluated to identify novel therapeutic targets within various genes linked to neuromuscular disorders. Through this new collaboration, Wave Genetics hopes to identify oligonucleotides capable of correcting abnormal gene splicing and thus restore normal cellular functionality.
These independent experimental approaches have led to the hypothesis that both DNA and its constituent chromosomes contain an informational intermediator – in effect an associative holographic memory made up of photon polarization planes linking together to form the chromosomes – that acts as an informational intermediary. Its function is to carry general regulative information as well as genetic code information distinct from what has become generally accepted but, according to genome-wave biocomputer, incomplete models.
After extensive research, scientists have made a breakthrough discovery: living DNA always responds to language-modulated laser rays or radio waves with appropriate frequencies if used as language therapy. This corroborates what spiritual teachers have long held: that our bodies can be programmed through words, thoughts and language; now this has been scientifically confirmed! This approach to genetic modification differs significantly from current discrete particle concepts; its potential to transform medical treatment is immense.