How the human body's antenna transmits informed energies

How the human body's antenna transmits informed energies

The physical body is a multifaceted antenna system. The shapes created from the bones to the cells can radically influence our health and well -being. Bringing the body into certain ritual attitudes helps us to “tune in” to certain frequencies. The changes in conformation that occur in our cells also facilitate the supply of nutrients and the excretion of toxins from our system.

Felicitas Goodman was commissioned as a doctoral student in the 1960s, material for Dr. To translate Erika Bourguignon that carried out a study on behaviors that occurred during religious experiences, in particular trance states that were caused by certain postures. After completing his conclusion, Dr. Goodman continued research and found that there were at least seventy ritual postures that either caused subtle effects or completely changed states of consciousness.

There are generally ritual postures in two forms: those that are kept for a long time, such as yoga positions, and those that are formed by gentle, flowing movements from an earlier position and temporarily kept as they can be found in Tai Chi. The static positions are like rabbits on a television. In order to be able to receive a certain channel better, they are brought to a certain position and left inpatient. It takes at least fifteen minutes to silence the body and keep a position to enter into a changed state. The more fluid movements are similar to a radio scanner. By constantly changing the position of the antenna, several frequencies can be received either in serial or at the same time.

The orientation of the antenna to the ground level contributes significantly to how well the antenna functions as a transceiver (transmitter/receiver). The most common type of antenna is called a dipole because it radiates outward from the center to each end of the pole. Each end carries an opposite charge. Depending on what type of frequency they want to transmit, radio amateurs orient their antennas either vertically, horizontally, or at a 45-degree angle. Many ritual postures used in prayer also orient the body in these configurations. For example, prayer in the Islamic tradition requires the participant to first stand, then kneel, and then bow with his head bowed and hips raised. Standing is a vertical antenna. Kneeling creates a combined vertical and horizontal antenna. Bending creates an angled antenna.

The human body is a crystalline grille that forms a dipol antenna that shines from the intestinal area towards the head and feet and/or externally towards each hand. The head and feet, like every hand, carry opposite loads. Piezocrystals that convert electrical energy into mechanical energy and vice versa can be found in bones, intestines, ligaments, tendons and cartilage. The body is also full of liquid crystals and minerals that form the grille. Placing the body in different positions changes the alignment of the crystal grid to the earth level and influences which frequencies it transmits. Change the position also affects the length of the antenna, which is an important parameter when choosing the frequency.

The condition of the ground around an antenna also determines how well it transmits. Rich soil enhances the antenna's radiative ability and increases the frequency range the antenna can receive. Perhaps that's why so many practitioners prefer to do their Tai Chi exercises in a park setting. Broadcast engineers have long known that using multiple antennas in certain arrays also improves transceiver capability. Participating in group Tai Chi or meditation circles has the same effect.

Cell membranes are liquid crystal structures. A single cell in the body is a very small, very short antenna. Because it is so short, the broadcast frequency is very high and energetic. Each cell individually either acts as a transmit antenna and transmits its status or acts as a receive antenna to receive what it needs. Collectively, similar cells transmit their own unique signal. For example, liver cells are slightly different from spleen cells. Individually, each liver cell would send its own signal, but all liver cells transmit together, as if they were one large antenna operating on the same frequency. This is the basic principle of acupuncture. In ancient Chinese medicine, the liver is not viewed as a specific organ located in just one location in the body, as Western anatomy imagines. In ancient Chinese medical philosophy, “liver” is viewed as a specific energy or vibration that radiates within and throughout the entire body system.

Until recently, the biology regarded chemical reactions as the primary mechanism of cellular communication. However, recent studies show that an electromagnetic (EM) frequency is transmitted shortly before the chemical interaction. This leads to a change in conformation of the receptor molecules, which are located on the surface of the cell. These changes in shape have the full attention of the internationally recognized pharmacologist and researcher Dr. Candace Pert, the authorMolecules of the emotionas well as the renowned cell biologist Dr. Bruce Lipton, who is an authorThe biology of faith. When the receptors are stimulated, they vibrate and move in certain shapes. This changes the frequency with which you send/receive. According to Lipton, this creates "a virtual cacophony of information", and the cell filters "certain frequencies as behavioral signals". Dr. Pert refers to the receptors as key holes. If you change your shape, only certain molecules can penetrate you and deliver the right chemicals to the cell. Understanding the change in conformation at the cellular level will give biology a completely new perspective on the body as an energetic structure. It will lead directly to the vibration medicine era instead of interactions are based exclusively on chemical exchange.