to radio waves, if the proper frequencies
are being used. This finally and scientifically explains why affirmations, autogenous
training, hypnosis and the like can have
such strong effects of humans and their
bodies.”
One of the more famous cases of
hypnotically induced genetic alteration
was documented c. 1951 at the Queen
Victoria Hospital in West Sussex, England.
It involved the cure of Brocq’s disease in a
teenage boy. His skin was dry, hardened
and reptile-like, and it cracked and bled
easily. Using hypnotic suggestion, anaesthetist and hypnotist Dr Albert A. Mason
remedied the condition in a matter of
weeks—a miracle at the time, since Brocq’s
disease is a genetic condition, so eliciting
a cure meant that Mason had effectively
reprogrammed the boy’s genes (which scientists of the time “knew” was impossible).
The boy’s hardened skin fell away, exposing soft, healthy flesh which remained so
thereafter.
Today we know that by using correct
light and sound frequencies—as well
as words—we can activate some of our
mobile DNA to “re-code” certain portions
of the genome, thus effecting a physical
transformation at the most fundamental
biological level.
DNA, Wormholes and Torsion Fields
During 1984–85, Gariaev made a startling discovery. He found that an in vitro
DNA sample in a test tube had the ability to attract and harness coherent laser
light, causing it to spiral along the DNA
helix. This alone was an unexpected (and
paradigm-shifting) discovery, but it wasn’t
all. After the DNA sample and all the apparatus were removed, the photons continued
to spiral as if the DNA was still there. This
was dubbed the “DNA phantom effect”,
and it signified that some “new” scalar/torsion field structure had been excited from
the vacuum/aether and was entraining the
light even in the absence of the DNA!
This effect has been observed to last
for up to a month, showing that this new
field structure possesses remarkable persistence and stability. Even after blowing
the phantom away with gaseous nitrogen,
it returns within 5–8 minutes (torsion fields
are known to be stable and persistent).
Gariaev et al. also remark that “sound
waves radiated by the DNA molecules
were registered in these experiments”,
showing that DNA not only absorbs and
emits light (as is well established) but radio frequencies and phonons as well.
Our DNA harnesses both sound and
light in its moment-by-moment operations,
but, more than this, it “punches holes” in
space-time, opening a window to timespace/the time domain. To put it another
way, our DNA creates “magnetised wormholes” in the fabric of space—“tunnel connections between entirely different areas in
the universe through which information can
be transmitted outside of space and time.
The DNA attracts these bits of information
and passes them on to our consciousness.”
Most of us know this process as intuition
or psychic insight. Ordinary human memory
would also operate on similar principles,
since available evidence indicates that our