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Tuning and Enhancing Molecular Magnetic Fields
Tuning and Enhancing Molecular Magnetic Fields
Tuning Molecular Fields with a Speaker Coil for Self Healing 2010
- Tuning and enhancing the molecular magnetic field of a material using
an electrical audio coil and designer MP3 audio files
- A process that replicates the molecular magnetic field of one material
in the field of a host material
- Creating designer electromagnetic fields in a room without sound
- Replicating Earth and Lunar Magnetic Fields that the body recognizes
- Some designer MP3 audio files to be used in the tuning process
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Brief audio presentation:
Part one
Part two
Part Three
Part one
Part two
Part Three
The electrical audio coil in your speaker is creating the precise magnetic field
for tuning and sound is not necessary if one uses a coil-only device. However,
for convenience and practicality use your computer audio speaker with sound.
Watch the video, "Tuning a Magnet with an Audio Speaker".
Tuned silicone wristbands and glass behave similarly to an audio/video tape,
the magnetic strip on your credit card or the hard drive on your computer. If
you place them near a strong magnetic field such as a strong magnet the
tuning will be corrupted. Not something to be concerned about in day to day
use but it can happen under the right circumstances. Otherwise, the tuning is
permanent.
for tuning and sound is not necessary if one uses a coil-only device. However,
for convenience and practicality use your computer audio speaker with sound.
Watch the video, "Tuning a Magnet with an Audio Speaker".
Tuned silicone wristbands and glass behave similarly to an audio/video tape,
the magnetic strip on your credit card or the hard drive on your computer. If
you place them near a strong magnetic field such as a strong magnet the
tuning will be corrupted. Not something to be concerned about in day to day
use but it can happen under the right circumstances. Otherwise, the tuning is
permanent.
Healing Frequencies
I have listed some healing frequencies for tuning on page 7. Watch my
video presentation on healing in an "Environment of Cold and Flu". The video
gives an overview of the tuning process and offers avenues for exploration in
helping the body to heal.
I have listed some healing frequencies for tuning on page 7. Watch my
video presentation on healing in an "Environment of Cold and Flu". The video
gives an overview of the tuning process and offers avenues for exploration in
helping the body to heal.
The body recognizes and reacts to subtle molecular magnetic fields. I have
discovered that the key in replicating these fields is using matched compound
audio frequencies that move as a designer electromagnetic field from an
electrical coil. The breakthrough insight is that the subtle molecular magnetic field
of a specific area on earth or the moon can be replicated from the audio
recordings made at those locations or from geological samples directly.
Here is an example of what I am talking about. This video is from a hike along the
Hermit Trail in the Grand Canyon. The approximate field replication for this area is
1737, 2021 Hz and was made directly from the electromagnetic field generated by
a computer speaker coil playing the recording. Knowing the field replication
frequency, one can recreate this field as a tuned magnet, silicone wristband or
using an electrical coil-only device. The body will recognize and interpret the
subtle magnetic field in terms of a physical/emotional response similar to the
actual location.
On the Lunar Surface
The weak magnetic fields at the lunar surface are directly related to the molecular
structure of the localized lunar regolith and denser material below the surface.
These weak fields have a physiological effect on the human body and can be
replicated from the voice communications of the Apollo 12 astronauts- over 40
years later. See the video on Detecting Surveyor 3 Magnetic Field in Apollo 12
voice transmissions.
An anomaly with the localized weak field concept shows up in the magnetic field
approximations made from the onboard audio during the Apollo 11 lunar mission
as well as from the other Apollo missions. The localized magnetic field
approximation made during launch is fairly close to that in earth orbit. This field
changes significantly between the earth and moon. When the Apollo 11 command
service module (CSM) with lunar module (LM) attached moves into lunar orbit, the
magnetic field approximation 60 miles above the surface is again similar to that
of the lunar module as it descends and lands.
External magnetic field anomaly of the Moon
What the anomaly above indicates is that physiologically- patterned magnetic
fields generated by the earth and the moon extend from the surface upwards at
least 115 and 60 miles respectively. The paradox is that the moon does not have
a lunar-wide magnetic field similar to earth since it no longer has an iron core to
create a "dynamo effect". The external magnetic field is considered to be weak
less than one hundredth the strength of earth's field. However, my observations
show that the external lunar field can be measured at least 60 nautical miles
above the surface. What is revealing itself from the onboard audio of Apollo 11
as well as the voice communications from the other Apollo missions is a
relationship between the weak fields at the lunar surface and the external
magnetic field that have physiological effects unique to the moon.
I have been in close proximity to the lunar sample, NASA 12047,6 on loan to the
Seattle Museum of Flight that was brought back by the Apollo 12 astronauts. Its
molecular magnetic field approximation is 1137, 1227 Hz. This compound
frequency is very close to the frequency matches made for both the Apollo 11 and
Apollo 12 CSM/LM voice communications while in lunar orbit. Researchers will
one day soon be able to break out these same frequency groups as I have done,
validating both the weak fields found on the lunar surface as well as the weak
magnetic fields, with similar physiologically-patterned magnetic field effects, that
extend many miles above the lunar surface. Watch the video.
discovered that the key in replicating these fields is using matched compound
audio frequencies that move as a designer electromagnetic field from an
electrical coil. The breakthrough insight is that the subtle molecular magnetic field
of a specific area on earth or the moon can be replicated from the audio
recordings made at those locations or from geological samples directly.
Here is an example of what I am talking about. This video is from a hike along the
Hermit Trail in the Grand Canyon. The approximate field replication for this area is
1737, 2021 Hz and was made directly from the electromagnetic field generated by
a computer speaker coil playing the recording. Knowing the field replication
frequency, one can recreate this field as a tuned magnet, silicone wristband or
using an electrical coil-only device. The body will recognize and interpret the
subtle magnetic field in terms of a physical/emotional response similar to the
actual location.
On the Lunar Surface
The weak magnetic fields at the lunar surface are directly related to the molecular
structure of the localized lunar regolith and denser material below the surface.
These weak fields have a physiological effect on the human body and can be
replicated from the voice communications of the Apollo 12 astronauts- over 40
years later. See the video on Detecting Surveyor 3 Magnetic Field in Apollo 12
voice transmissions.
An anomaly with the localized weak field concept shows up in the magnetic field
approximations made from the onboard audio during the Apollo 11 lunar mission
as well as from the other Apollo missions. The localized magnetic field
approximation made during launch is fairly close to that in earth orbit. This field
changes significantly between the earth and moon. When the Apollo 11 command
service module (CSM) with lunar module (LM) attached moves into lunar orbit, the
magnetic field approximation 60 miles above the surface is again similar to that
of the lunar module as it descends and lands.
External magnetic field anomaly of the Moon
What the anomaly above indicates is that physiologically- patterned magnetic
fields generated by the earth and the moon extend from the surface upwards at
least 115 and 60 miles respectively. The paradox is that the moon does not have
a lunar-wide magnetic field similar to earth since it no longer has an iron core to
create a "dynamo effect". The external magnetic field is considered to be weak
less than one hundredth the strength of earth's field. However, my observations
show that the external lunar field can be measured at least 60 nautical miles
above the surface. What is revealing itself from the onboard audio of Apollo 11
as well as the voice communications from the other Apollo missions is a
relationship between the weak fields at the lunar surface and the external
magnetic field that have physiological effects unique to the moon.
I have been in close proximity to the lunar sample, NASA 12047,6 on loan to the
Seattle Museum of Flight that was brought back by the Apollo 12 astronauts. Its
molecular magnetic field approximation is 1137, 1227 Hz. This compound
frequency is very close to the frequency matches made for both the Apollo 11 and
Apollo 12 CSM/LM voice communications while in lunar orbit. Researchers will
one day soon be able to break out these same frequency groups as I have done,
validating both the weak fields found on the lunar surface as well as the weak
magnetic fields, with similar physiologically-patterned magnetic field effects, that
extend many miles above the lunar surface. Watch the video.
A Must Read Article:
Emerging Synergisms
Between Drugs and
Physiologically-Patterned
Weak Magnetic Fields
P.D. Whissell and M.A.
Persinger 2007
Emerging Synergisms
Between Drugs and
Physiologically-Patterned
Weak Magnetic Fields
P.D. Whissell and M.A.
Persinger 2007