All life comes from life. This is a principle that was never shown to be questionable in any scientific testing. But astonishingly, Montagnier’s experiments put a question mark on it.
The mechanism for creating life has always been understood as a material one — for example, egg and sperm, or spore and cell division. Montagnier’s experiments showed that DNA sequences communicate with one another in water by emitting low-frequency electromagnetic waves. Even when DNA was kept in separate test tubes, there was communication or “cross-talk,” in the words of Montagnier. They were able to organize nucleotides — the ingredients that make up DNA — into new DNA. Initially, this happened only when there was previous DNA.
But a remarkable feature of Montagnier’s experiments is that even when the original DNA had been filtered from the water, new DNA was still being created, a copy with 98 percent accuracy. Life appeared to be created not by the immediate presence of a material substance but over a lapse of time, in connection with a signal detectable by an electromagnetic device. That signal was not just any signal but a signal with a frequency of 7.83 hertz. Only when frequency 7.83 hertz was present, new life would occur. Montagnier’s experiment suggested that DNA can be somehow revived.
Solid research shows that everything alive responds to the subtlest changes in the magnetic and electromagnetic fields surrounding it. With all the vibration frequencies caused by the superaccelerated technological developments of our time, it looks like we may be creating an environment that is out of tune with nature itself. For some of us, this awareness might cause some stress about all the electronic devices in our lives and how they relate to our health and overall well-being. Others might go out and buy apparatuses invented to counterbalance those energies, wondering if technology is the key to solving the problems caused by technology itself.
But here is a — perhaps more positive and useful — thought that Montagnier’s experiments helped provoke: It is possible that we are able to actively tune into that natural frequency and use all other manmade frequencies to amplify it and create new life.
Brain-Wave Vibration
The Concept
You can create Schumann resonance, or alpha brain waves, yourself. And you can do it anytime, anywhere. All you need is your body, your brain, a little bit of space and some music.
We’re talking about a very simple technique called brain-wave vibration that will help you tune back to your natural rhythm. The exercise uses vibrations in the body to change the vibrations in the brain, creating waves that resonate properly with the rest of your bodily functions. Through the gentle rhythms created in the body, you will release bodily tension and bring your brain toward a calm, comfortable state.
It its simplest form, brain-wave vibration just involves moving your body freely to its own internal rhythm while focusing on a particular intention or just your body’s sensations. A session can be just a few minutes up to a half hour. For a stronger effect, it can be combined with some stretching before and meditation after.
The Steps
1. Put some music on that has a good tempo but is not too hyper or emotionally stimulating. Drumming sounds, or any regular beating sounds, are good.
2. Sit on the ground (on a carpet or a mat) with your legs crossed. Feel your perineum on the floor, and make your spine straight. Alternately, you can sit on a chair, with your feet flat on the floor, and straighten your spine.
3. Close your eyes and gently start nodding your head side to side with a comfortable rhythm. Keep your mouth open and let the air naturally come out.
4. As you repeat the movements, focus on the rhythm, and let it grow as your head becomes lighter and free to shake in any direction it wants. Imagine your brain stem (in the center of your skull) and your nervous system going down from your brain stem along your spinal cord and to all parts of your body.
5. Keep visualizing yourself bright and relaxed. Keep following the rhythm, which can now travel down your spine, engaging your shoulders and upper body as well as your head and neck.
6. Feel the sensations in your whole body. All kinds of sensations can happen, tinkling, magnetism, vibration, among others. Just focus on your feeling.
7. After a couple minutes, you’ll start quieting your thoughts and emotions and feeling your body more and more effortlessly.
8. There is no right or wrong way to do it; the most important thing is for you to get into your natural rhythm and enjoy. You can do the full exercise for about 5 to 8 minutes. If you feel comfortable and focused, you can do it for a longer period.
The Benefits
They include more energy and stamina; improved focus and concentration; more optimism and enthusiasm; better and deeper sleep; feeling more centered and balanced; improved functioning immune system; increased sense of well-being; more efficient blood circulation; better oxygen transport; accelerated regeneration of sick tissues; stimulation of neural cells and synapses; cellular detoxification; and relaxation of muscles.
This article is updated from its initial publication in Brain World Magazine.
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