* Name (required):

  Expression ^{(Optional mood/title along with your name) Examples: (happy, sad, The Joyful, etc.) help)}

  E-mail address (optional):

* Type your message here:
>>I am a chiropractor in Toronto. My wife is beginning >research into cymatics as applied to the human >organism, especially regarding healing. We need to >communicate regarding an aspect of chiropractic which >focuses on re-establishing one's innate resonant tone, >particularly that of the nervous system. What we are >looking at is something with phenominal potential! >Please e-mail Taly ASAP at yu244390@yorku.ca; she >particularly wants to know how you attain frequencies >of people's DNA, or any organ for that matter; is each >organ in each human unique, and if so how is its >resonant frequency discovered? > >A Re-Soundingly Successful Experiment >> >>Recently, in Germany, researchers took the DNA of a >>17-year-old boy, recorded its sound frequencies, and >>saved them. The boy was accidentally killed, but the >>scientists still had his DNA frequency patterns. >>Later, the DNA frequencies of the 17-year-old were >>transmitted into the body of a man in his late >>thirties. And the man almost became the young boy. His >>skin became youthful, he became slim, his hair went >>back to its natural color. Today he's in his forties >>and he still looks like a much younger man. >> >>–Sir Peter Guy Manning, M.D. >> >> >> Cymatics As Science >> >>In the early 18th century, the German physicist Ernst >>Chladni, the ''father of acoustics,'' covered plates >>with thin layers of sand, set them vibrating, and >>observed the patterns that were made in response to >>different sound stimuli. >> >> >>In 1967, nearly three hundred years later, Hans Jenny, >>a Swiss doctor, artist, and researcher, published >>Cymatics – The Structure and Dynamics of Waves and >>Vibrations. In this book, published in both German and >>English, Jenny, like his precursor, showed what >>happens when one takes various materials like sand, >>water, or iron filings, and places them on vibrating >>metal surfaces. >> >>When this is done, shapes and motion-patterns appear. >>Some of these patterns are nearly perfectly ordered >>and are stationary. Others develop in a turbulent, >>organic fashion, and are constantly in motion. >> >>Jenny used crystal oscillators, and invented what he >>called a ''tonoscope'' to set his plates and membranes >>vibrating. One of the most fascinating discoveries he >>made was that the vowels of Hebrew and Sanskrit, when >>toned into his media, formed the actual patterns of >>the letters themselves! Modern languages did not have >>this effect. All of which leads to the speculation >>that there may be some truth in the concept of a >>''sacred language'' — an actual, physical reason why >>the recitation of sacred mantras and texts may have >>real healing properties. >> >>Jenny thought that evolution was a result of >>vibrations, with the vibrations of one level of >>organization, such as that of cells, each one unique, >>combining to create glands and organs and so on, each >>new level being a harmonic of the previous one. Jenny >>saw that we could heal the body with sound by >>understanding how different frequencies influence the >>genes, cells, and organs of the body. >> >>Out of Jenny's work, and that of other scientists in >>the late fifties, came the reality of using sound to >>transmute diseased cells into their healthy >>counterparts. >> >>Enter the Age of Miracles >> >>It was Sir Peter Guy Manners, British medical doctor >>and osteopath, who collated the work that had been >>done in cymatics research and developed from it the >>therapy of Cymatics. Stated most simply, Cymatics >>therapy uses a toning device to transmit into diseased >>areas of the body the signature vibrations of healthy >>organs and tissues. >> >>We called Dr. Manners at his academy in Bretforton, >>England. He told us that he had started off in >>ordinary medicine, but that a couple years into his >>training he'd reached a startling realization. >> >> >>As part of my training, I and my fellow students would >>observe doctors in the process of treating their >>patients. And so we are sitting there with this >>doctor, and some patient comes in with a headache, and >>the doctor says, 'Take these two tablets.' And the >>patient goes off. But he comes back in a fortnight or >>so, a couple weeks, and he says, 'Those tablets did >>the trick, but now I've got a little tummy upset.' And >>we watch the doctor give him some different tablets, >>and he goes off. And then later this same patient is >>back again, 'Oh, those tablets were wonderful, but now >>I've got a bit of diarrhea, you see.' >> >>''And I realized, we started out with one patient, and >>now we've got three!'' >>Knowing that there had to be a better way of healing >>than what was taught to him in medical school, Dr. >>Manners traveled all over the world seeking to find >>out what other options existed for treating patients. >>He spent time studying with scientists in Germany (''I >>liked the kind of research they were doing''), Russia, >>and the United States. >> >>Somewhere in his travels, Manners met up with Hans >>Jenny. ''He was interested in making forms and shapes >>with sound, and these coincided with the forms and >>shapes of anatomy and physiology,'' Dr. Manners said. >>Out of this observation came Cymatics, or >>Bioresonance, therapy – the use of sound to transform >>diseased tissue into its healthy counterpart. >> >>Cymatics probes are used to transmit bioresonance >>energy, in the form of electronic pulses, from the >>Cymatics instrument directly to human tissue. Another >>method of application is through fluids. Water or a >>homeopathic preparation is placed on a Bioresonance >>Energizer, which imprints the bioenergetic patterns >>into the solution. Also, there are units which can >>transmit bioenergy patterns into a bathtub or >>hydrotherapy unit. Yet another unit combines >>bioenergetic frequencies with color. >> >>You can see how all of this works by realizing that >>there is no difference between the energetic pattern >>of an object and the object itself. We are made of >>energy. If we transmit a healthy frequency into >>diseased tissue, we cause it to take on the frequency >>— and thus, the actuality — of healthy tissue. >> >>When asked what brings people to Cymatics therapy, Dr. >>Manners said, ''They choose it because a tremendous >>percentage want to move out of the drug scene.'' And >>he stresses that, at least in the U.K., Cymatics has >>earned scientific recognition. "Scientists like it >>because its techniques can be explained and >>quantified, and the results are predictable. We know >>scientifically what will happen,'' Manners said, ''if >>we transmit a certain combination of frequencies into >>the tissue.'' >> >>The instrument that is used to transmit sound >>vibrations into the human body is currently known as >>the Mark VI. It has replaced Mark I through V. ''This >>instrument,'' Dr. Manners says, ''holds up to 390 >>commutations of frequencies, sounds which will >>regenerate organs and tissues in the body.'' >> >> >>Cymatics and the Fountain of Youth >> >>Perhaps the most exciting possible application of >>Cymatics, as we indicate in the story that leads off >>this article, is its potential to reverse the aging >>process. >> >>''When you're born,'' Dr. Manners said, ''every cell >>multiplies. Then, at puberty, the frequency patterns >>of the cells change, and instead of multiplying, cell >>replaces cell. As we age, cells still replace each >>other, but the tempo slows down. >> >>''Within a few years of time we will be able to >>prevent this slowing down of cell replacement. And >>this can all be done with sound. If we take a >>frequency sample of your DNA at age 18, and save it, >>then later, if we transmit this frequency to your >>cells, they will rejuvenate.'' >> >> >>The Future of Advanced Medicine >> >>Sir Peter Guy Manners is an M.D. ''But I don't >>administer drugs,'' he says. Drugs, he claims, are >>destructive. The type of medicine he practices is >>constructive. And although in the United States >>constructive healing modalities go under the name of >>''alternative therapy,'' in the United Kingdom they >>are referred to as Advanced Medicine. And the doctors >>who practice Advanced Medicine, instead of being >>hounded by professional and governmental >>organizations, may even aspire to knighthood. >> >>''It used to be, when doctors didn't know how to heal >>an arm or a leg, they just amputated it,'' Manners >>said. ''By the year 2010, medicine as it's known today >>will be as out of date as chopping off limbs. Prepare >>to accept the wonders of technology as established, >>scientific fact. Miracles will become the natural >>thing. >> >>''Miracles,'' concludes Dr. Manners, ''were simply >>things people didn't understand. Today, we can explain >>miracles. Miracles fit right in with advanced >>technology.'' >> >>There are Cymatics clinics in many countries, and more >>Cymatics therapists are needed. If you would >>personally like to pursue Cymatics therapy, as a >>subject or as a career, Dr. Manners invites you to >>call or write to him. His contact information, >>biography, and more information about Cymatics can be >>found at cymatics.org.uk. >> >> >><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.maatresearch.com/">The Spirit of >>Ma'at Home Page</a>
Choose Message Icon: None :-) Happy ;-) Wink :-D Joy :} Smirk <:-} Innocent ☮ Peace >:) Mischief B-) Shades <3 Heart |O Yawn <:P Sick >:-( Angry :~( Sad ? Question *!* Alert Thumbs Up Thumbs Down (!) Idea [Info] Info Oo. Talk [ View Emoticons ]

Notice: Copies of your message may remain on this and other systems on internet. Please be respectful.