Jill Mattson – Again, a scientific team measured four base DNA molecules: adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine. Each molecule after being subjected to light, yielded about 15 or 18 frequencies; 60 in all. These notes could not be found on our pianos.
The tuning system on ordinary keyboards is an artificial one, based on and adapted from the natural harmonic series. Around the time of J.S. Bach, equal temperament as a favored tuning system came into being to solve the problem of modulating through different keys. (Bach did not entirely welcome it. Its sound was inferior to the sweet concordances of just intonation). Continue reading
Joseph P Farrell – On a few occasions I’ve blogged about those strange elongated (and apparently humanoid) skulls that were found near Paracas, Peru several years ago. My approach has been one of guarded skepticism and at the same time, my usual “high octane speculation.” My usual method when indulging in such speculations has been (1) to assume for the sake of that speculation that a strange or anomalous story is true, and then (2) to speculate on its implications.
Well, today’s story from V.T. who spotted and shared it deserves a big thank you, because this latest development brings more into focus what my previous speculations on these strange skulls might imply:
Barbara Marciniak – DNA carries the coding, for this genetic material and its helixes are made up of light-encoded filaments — tiny gossamer threads that carry information the way fiber optics systems do.
Sean Adl-Tabatabai – Harvard 18University scientists have uncovered the DNA switch that controls genes for whole-body regeneration, paving the way to allow humans to regrow limbs.