“The President even asked some Doctor nerd on the dais if
they’d ever heard of this light thing. The pencil pushing
desk jockey said that she had not. Our President is more
aware of cutting edge research than his own help. How
embarrassing for them.”
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Tesla said if you wish to understand the universe,
think of energy, frequency and vibration.
I’ll confess something I feel guilty about.
A tale was told to me by a homeless man, back in the 80’s.
He told me that...
We have learned, and are still learning that there is a
frequency for everything. When you can control light to
tightly specific colors (frequencies), to match the
vibratory resonances of different types of living cells
or cell structures, you can do magical things.
Like explode a cancer cell like an opera singer breaking
a crystal glass, leaving the healthy cell next to it intact.
Or promote healing in damaged tissue. Improve circulation.
Make that vitamin D thing happen...
I met someone in San Jose, CA back in the 80’s who claimed
to have had much of it already figured out in his lab,
before being ruined and made homeless. He showed me a bunch
of detailed and convincing research, too.
I regret not taking up a crusade on his behalf, instead of
just buying him dinner and giving him a few bucks.
We’re in an amazing timeline...
~Easy
“He showed me a bunch of detailed and convincing research, too.”
His approach to healing with light suggested interesting
relationships to music. Different wavelengths of light
can be factually and mathematically harmonious with each other.
Certain pleasing harmonies and transitions, when translated
to wavelength relationships in certain specific light
“colors” or wavelengths that closely interact with cells and
cell structures, had beneficial effects on living tissue.
You can “strike a pleasing/healing chord” in light wavelength combinations directly upon living tissue.
(And make diseased cells get better or come apart.)
~Easy
Duckduckgo.com “Dr Royal Rife” machine. He was an MD in San Diego in the 30’s. discovered specific frequencies for each type of cancer exploded the cancer cell wall but left normal cells fine.
Head of New York Med society was ready to license it but demanded that Dr Rife put that jerk’s name on the machine. Dr Rife refused.
You can buy such machines on the net, now. Some are higher quality than others.
They evidently work great with every kind of cancer but you must use the right frequency for the specific cancer concerned.
And layman versions don’t have the same power as medical personnel versions because if it is used too powerfully too quickly, the debris from the dead cancer cells can clog up one’s system to the point of death from all the dead cell debris.
Re We have learned, and are still learning that there is a
frequency for everything. :
Makes me wonder if that guy who accosted Dan Rather yelling “What’s the frequency, Kenneth?” was not crazy but informed. Maybe he knew about healing targeted frequencies, and knew the elites had them and hoarded them, and needed to be healed.
.........
“ More than ten years after he described being beaten by a mysterious man shouting, “Kenneth, what’s the frequency?” Dan Rather has finally identified his assailant. Rather said Tuesday that “there’s no doubt in my mind” that William Tager, now in prison for the 1994 shooting death of an NBC technician, is the man who repeatedly kicked him while he was walking down Park Avenue in the fall of 1986.
Rather was tipped off to Tager’s identity by a psychiatrist who interviewed Tager after he was arrested for shooting Campbell Theron Montgomery. Montgomery was killed when he alerted police to Tager, who was attempting to enter the show’s ground-floor studios with an assault rifle. Both attacks were apparently fueled by Tager’s belief that the media was after him. By demanding “the frequency” from Rather, Tager was trying to find a way to stop the media from beaming hostile messages into his brain.”
http://content.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,7574,00.html
Then again, there is this:
http://www.ape-o-naut.org/innuendo/