Following on from what has been posted about frequencies, DNA, and water, I find research into the area of vibrational medicine to be fascinating. In this article - 'Harmonic Translation: The Practical Application of Electronic Medicine', it states that:
"The term harmonic translation refers to the literal translation of biological information into harmonic shifts of sound. Biological information becomes coded into the shift from one musical note to another. The information is not contained in the notes themselves but in the relationship of one note to the next.
To understand what harmonic translation is and how it works as a healing technology, we must first understand the basic concepts this technology is based upon. First off is the idea of information as medicine or often simply called electronic medicine. Most of us are used to thinking of medicine as a substance. This could be an herb, a mineral a chemical or some biological material. Some of us are also use to thinking of energies as medicine as well. These energies could be in the form of light, sound, radio waves and so on. When it comes to information, we are accustomed to thinking about it as being carried by a medium. Information written on a piece of paper or information carried on a radio signal. Only in the last few decades, with the advent of personal computers, have most of us been able for the first time to think of information as a thing all by itself. We hear constantly about information technology, we are told that we live in the information age, and now we come to information as medicine, a logical extension in these times of rapid innovation."
The article goes on to discuss how water, as liquid crystal, becomes the information carrier in the body, and is thus affected by external stimuli (as Emoto's work found).
Also, it may be worthwhile to look at work on Psionic Medicine.
In all, there is much to discover about how our bodies, minds, and emotions, are influenced by vibrations. This will lead me next to discuss the HAARP project.
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