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Quantum Biology
The discovery of DNA variability, holographic blueprints and the symphony of life PDF Print E-mail
Written by Mike Adams   
Monday, 15 March 2010 20:27
2006 12 04


 newstarget.com Announced with great fanfare in late November, 2006, scientists have discovered that human DNA is far more variable than previously thought. Contrary to previous beliefs, as much as 10 percent of human genes vary wildly from one person to the next. The mainstream press is hailing the discovery and some sort of breakthrough that will shed light on so-called "incurable" diseases and give researchers the ability to create more targeted medicines. (There's...
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Frequency Fields at the Cellular Level PDF Print E-mail
Written by Stephen Linsteadt, NHD   
Saturday, 27 February 2010 12:25

  | naturalhealinghouse.com 2006 11 14

Article received from Light Eye

In the Scalar Heart Connection technique, we use muscle checking to provide physical, mental, and emotional feedback regarding areas of coherence or incoherence. Yet, we may not fully appreciate the remarkable functionality of the body's energetic field and holographic characteristics that are producing these positive or negative energetic feedback responses.
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Earth Rhythms PDF Print E-mail
Written by E. E. Richards   
Saturday, 27 February 2010 12:21
2005 11 15


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You are a vibrant, living, dancing hologram of light. Not just the light which your eyes detect--that is also a part of you--but the light vibration of all the presently known and measurable electromagnetic spectrum. You radiate the ultra-violet and higher energies; streams of infrared waves flow between your bodies. The complexities of microwave information resonate and chat within the molecular and cellular structures which you call a body. The cellular...
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Humans Glow in the Dark PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Saturday, 27 February 2010 12:17
2009 07 22

Guardian.co.uk

Ultra-sensitive cameras reveal that our bodies emit tiny amounts of light that are too weak for the human eye to detect

Amazing pictures of "glittering" human bodies have been released by Japanese scientists who have captured the first ever images of human "bioluminescence".
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