Peptides, Informational Substances, Epigenetics and Metagenetics
Adapted from Dr Arien’s book ‘Managing Diabetes and Related Health Challenges’
‘The right reaction to a symptom may as well be a welcoming rather than laments and demands for remedies, for the symptom is the first herald of an awakening psyche which will not tolerate any more abuse. Through the symptom the psyche demands attention. Attention means attending to, tending, a certain tender care of, as well as waiting, pausing, listening. It takes a span of time and a tension of patience. Precisely what each symptom needs is time and tender care and attention. Just this same attitude is what the soul needs in order to be felt and heard.’
From: ‘A Blue Fire’ by James Hillman
A gentle and gradual introduction to the role trapped, or unconscious emotions play in dis-ease (or unease)
All dis-ease (i.e. the opposite of ease or being at ease), physical symptoms and health challenges, are manifestations of old mental-emotional issues that block receptors on cell membranes, causing cell memories that disturb energy flow and cell function, ultimately leading to specific symptoms and signs of illness. Low vibrational frequencies that are not harmonising, or resonating with, vibrations of health and wellbeing, will cause blockages in the free flow of energy up and down the spinal column. This can be compared to the out of range static noise found when not being able to find the correct radio frequency for a specific radio station. Identifying particular mental-emotional static noise blocks related to diabetes, can help to lift and release the blocked or trapped issues, or disharmonious vibrations, often obscured and hidden from the conscious mind, lying deep within the tissues of the body’s cells in the unconscious or subconscious mind.
For example: the area of the pancreas, when optimally well and functioning, sends its warm, sun-like radiance or energy fuel, throughout the body, infusing it with life giving and joyful life force energy, through optimal digestion of food and utilising the resultant blood sugar as fuel for the functioning of every cell in the body. To recap from previous chapters: the pancreas has two distinct roles – the endocrine pancreas that secretes the hormones insulin and glucagon (essential for blood sugar balance and energy metabolism in the body) into the bloodstream, as well as the exocrine pancreas that secretes the digestive enzymes into the duodenum.
This area is where our emotional memories are stored. It’s where our ‘gut feelings’ arise. It is the seat of our emotional life. The natural connection to our environment occurs through this area. The area governs life lessons involving self- esteem, fear of rejection or an oversensitivity to criticism, distorted self-image, and a fear of hidden or suppressed secrets being discovered. Information stored in this area, involves personal power, ego personality, the sense of ‘knowing’ and belonging. An imbalance may manifest as a difficulty concentrating, poor ability to make decisions, or to judge a situation accurately, a feeling that you are either more, or less, important than others and trouble taking action or getting things done.
It is the centre for self-assertion, dynamism and dominance. It relates to your action in your world. It is associated with ambition, personal will and the ability to rule in your kingdom. If this energy is excessive, you might become manipulative and despotic – my way is the best and the only way! Out of balance, it can also lead to seeing others as a means to an end in order to gain personal power and satisfy personal needs. It is the seat of fire where anger can be suppressed and stored in cell memories to erupt in physical symptoms, if not addressed appropriately. Issues here include irritability, workaholic, Type A driven personality behaviour, best in everything, suppressed anger, having to prove oneself constantly, suppressed guilt.
The physical function of this center has to do with the process of digestion and absorption of food as fuel, as well as energy metabolism on a cellular level. It governs the function of the stomach, pancreas, liver, intestines and gall bladder. When out of balance, it also has a negative effect on the function of the heart and circulation, as well as the manufacturing of neurotransmitters and peptides, and therefore mood.
When regarding disease as teacher-transformer, all ailments and diseases of the digestive tract (e.g. ulcerative colitis, gastritis, peptic ulcers, Crohn’s disease, indigestion, irritable bowel syndrome), middle back problems, have to be regarded as imbalances in this area. Low and high blood sugar (diabetes) has to do with our experience of power issues in our world, and looking for sweetness in life. Other ailments and diseases related to this area include high blood pressure, depression, eating disorders (e.g. obesity and anorexia nervosa), muscle spasm, fibromyalgia, muscular disorders and chronic fatigue.
Informational substances, genetics, epigenetics, quantum physics and metagenetics
Peptides, informational substances and cell biology
Following is an explanation to understand your own healing process, by restoring the natural pattern of programming for health in your own DNA.
Informational substances or peptides: the molecules of emotions
Working with your subconscious feelings and beliefs are important for sustainable and long term management of any health challenge
‘I suggest that the body and soul react to each other in sympathy. A change in the state of the soul would necessarily have an effect on the body and vice versa’.
– Aristotle, 400 BC
‘Our thoughts create our reality’. This is a strange concept for many of us. How could what you think, possibly make you sick or well, happy or unhappy?
Candace Pert is ‘n neuroscientist who did extensive research on the neuropeptides over many years. She was the first to call them the ‘molecules of emotions’. Pert originally identified the opium receptor sites on cell membranes inside the brain, for endorphins, already in 1972. She realised that if morphine works as a pain killer, there had to be a similar molecule inside the human body, otherwise morphine wouldn’t have had a specific receptor to bind to for its pain killing effect. Endorphin was this molecule! The receptor sites for the peptide, endorphin, were first identified in the brain, hence the name neuropeptide. We now know that peptide receptors are found throughout the body, and they’re now known as peptides or informational substances.
Peptides are miniscule pieces of protein. Protein comes from the Greek word ‘proteios’, meaning primary. Proteins are the first material of life as we know it. Peptides consist of strings of amino acids of varying lengths, joined together in a necklace by very strong bonds made of carbon and nitrogen (refer to the images in chapter 2). Between 10 and 100 amino acids that form a strong bond, are called peptides. Between 100 to 200 are called polypeptides and more than 200 are called proteins. Amino acids are the letters that when combined in certain sequences, form the words that are peptides, or the sentences that are polypeptides or proteins. These make up a language that forms and directs the function of every single cell, organ and system inside the body, from the deepest vibrations of the DNA molecule inside the nucleus of every cell, to the macrocosmic systems function of the whole individual being. About 120 peptides have been identified so far, associated with mood changes, nerve, hormone and immune regulation. Well known groups of peptides include the neurotransmitters that carry messages across synapses in the nervous system, growth factors, gut peptides, immune system modulators (e.g. interleukins, cytokines, chemokines, growth inhibitors that tell cells when to stop growing). A better term for the peptides might be informational substances. Other common peptides include the endorphins (our own happy hormones), insulin (responsible for blood sugar control), vasopressin (responsible for blood pressure), sex hormone releasing hormones, serotonin (the feel-good neurotransmitter)
There are 20 essential amino acids found in the human body. ‘Essential’ means that we have to take it in from the food we eat, as they’re not manufactured inside the body. The first peptide, secretin was discovered in the gut. This surprised scientists as they thought all physiological functions were controlled purely by electrical impulses from the brain and nerves. Then the endogenous endorphins, enkephalin peptides that bind to the body’s own opiate (morphine-like) receptors inside the brain, were found. This lead to a mad search for receptors and their binding peptides inside the brain, hence the pronoun ‘neuro’peptides. It was only realised much later that every single peptide was made in many parts of the body, including of course, the brain. Now we know that the peptides are actually manufactured throughout the whole body, e.g. immune cells, heart, bone marrow and gut cells have receptors for, and produce, peptides. The heart’s cells, as well as the T & B-cells of the immune system communicate with the brain and vice versa via the peptides. Some emotions suppress lymphocyte (immune) function, others may enhance it.
All the peptides have a similar molecular structure, with subtle differences in the tertiary structure, meaning that only the frequency and amplitude at which each molecule oscillates (wavelike vibrations of electrons in each molecule), differ. Peptides change configuration (like a chameleon) due to emotional influence, according to specific thoughts and emotions. Depending on the thoughts and emotions, specific peptides are made in the brain and nervous system, white blood cells, reproductive system, digestive system and heart, to name but a few. They form an ongoing two-way network between psyche and soma, mind and body.
The complicated and complex communication network between cells, neurotransmitters, peptides, hormones, immune system, blood and nerves, demands a remarkable orchestration of effective communication and integration of form and function, for the body-mind to work as one healthy, balanced and integrated whole.
Pert describes the mysterious energy connecting body to mind and emotions as the free flow of information carried by the biochemicals of emotion, the peptides and their receptors, information substances. The strong link between emotional responses and the biochemical change they produce specifically in the immune system, forms the basis of the field known as psycho-neuro-immunology or PNI. Cortisol secreted during long term stress, plays a role in immune suppression, inflammation and the chronic diseases of lifestyle, of which diabetes is a major example. Conversely structural changes in the feel-good peptides play a role in immune incompetence and have a positive effect on all systems of the body. Pert says: ‘it is possible now to conceive of mind and consciousness as an emanation of emotional information processing, and as such, mind and consciousness would appear to be independent from brain and body’.
Heart rate with frustration and appreciation
Notice how the heart rate differs based on two very common human emotions. Gratitude, or appreciation leads to a slower, more coherent heart rate. We can choose in any moment to run the gratitude frequency circuitry inside our minds, to have a positive effect throughout the body and every single one of our 50 trillion cells, as well.
Let’s simplify the concept by using practical examples. The specific feel-good peptide (e.g. serotonin or dopamine), bind to its specific receptors on the cell membranes. This sends a ‘feel-good’ message to the inside of the cell, right into the nucleus. The message influences every function the cell is responsible for, including the functional expression of the DNA molecule. Now consider the fact that you constantly think of things others have done to harm you, or you feel stressed out and overwhelmed, life is hard and unfair, there’s nothing to enjoy, life is no fun, with unhappy, resentful, angry thoughts and feelings that grow and increase to disproportionate levels every time you think about it. The thoughts become emotions, then the biochemical informational substances or peptides, that course through your body-mind, influencing your mood, your cell function and efficacy. Do you think that any cell receiving these messages for 10, 15, 30 years, would still feel like functioning well enough for you to be optimally happy, alive and fully self-actualising to become all you’re meant to be?
Working with your subconscious feelings and beliefs are important for sustainable and long term management of any health challenge
Confucius said: ‘If you devote your life to seeking revenge, first dig two graves’.
Your cells feel the way you do! Your thoughts do create your reality! What you spend your time thinking about, becomes the facts of your life. That’s why positive affirmations actually work, provided you really believe and feel them deep inside yourself (otherwise they’re just like Smartie coating only covering the surface, and not very effective). Repeating simple, positive, powerful statements to yourself, changes the frequency of the vibrations around your own peptides, allowing cells to function better, your mind to find solutions to reach your goals, and your whole body-mind system to function optimally. Changing your habitual thought patterns to one of positivity and love, such as ‘ I am calm in my body, in my mind and in my emotions’, ‘I succeed’, ‘I feel calmness flowing through me’, ‘I love, accept and approve of myself just as I am’, ‘I live my truth’, ‘let go let God’, to remove energy blockages, will allow the electrons around the nucleus of your peptides to send positive, feel-good vibrations of waves and particles throughout your body-mind being. These vibrations bind to your cell receptors and allow the message to go right into your 3% physical and 97% potential DNA, the genetic source of your being.
Emotions like bitterness, unresolved anger, resentment, fear and worry constantly trigger your stress response. These then become buried in ever deepening layers inside the cell memories. The layers become the physical footprints of your dream body, psyche or soul, manifesting in unhappiness, mood swings, and eventually, physical illness or chronic health problems. Once the cell memories are awakened, they can reach the conscious mind, so that you can make contact with your whole, integrated human beingness, leading to allowing and rleasing the deep issues that might play a role in the disease process. Through this, disease becomes a teacher potentially leading to important life lessons, personal and spiritual growth and healing from the inside out. The choice and free will to follow this path, is yours! You can become all you’re meant to be: successful from the inside, out!
The field of psycho-neuro-immunology (PNI) explores the links between mind and body with regard to the immune system. Since nerve supply extends to all the components of the immune system (e.g. lymph nodes, thymus gland, and spleen), the nervous system with its head office inside the brain, will necessarily influence the immune system directly. Stress and depression can suppress the activity of lymphocytes, the white blood cells that are the body’s first line of defence against cancer and invading organisms. Diseases of the immune system include diabetes, HIV/aids, cancer, allergies, arthritis, infections, the auto-immune disorders such as ulcerative colitis, multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis, and many other conditions that are a consequence of either a under- or an over-active immune system. Cells in the immune system are responsive to the 120 (at last count!) peptides, that are triggered by our thoughts and emotions.
Peptides cause chemical changes in the body that can improve or weaken the immune system. Once immune cells receive the stress response alarm, they undergo changes and begin to produce powerful chemicals. These substances allow the cells to regulate their own growth and behavior, enlist the help of other immune cells, and direct these to the areas of invasion or other trouble spots. Studies show that the HIV virus interferes with a peptide associated with feelings of self-esteem. In one study, patients with full blown Aids, who had therapy to boost their sense of self and strengthen emotional bonds, survived statistically longer than expected. We’ll be looking in more detail into diabetes and the peptides, the molecules of emotion, in a later chapter.
Establishing which emotions affect which peptides will be the best treatment for all modern day illnesses! This forms the basis of deeper healing work.
The whole range of human emotions are valid and worthy of your complete attention. Become aware of your emotions, welcome them, maybe feel them somewhere in your body, then choose to let the ones who don’t serve your health and wellness any longer, go – it can be as simple as that! It starts with becoming aware of how you’re feeling in this present moment, right now.
· Anger, fear, sadness, hate, resentment, guilt
· Joy, contentment, courage, love
· Basic sensations: pain, pleasure
· Instinctual drives are very powerful, but deeply subconscious drivers of behaviour: thirst, survival, instinct, cold and hunger – the last 2 being especially important as deeply unconscious saboteurs in weight release efforts as the deep need for protection and support, yearning to be loved, protected, cherished and adored. These have to be made conscious before being released. Diabetes, often associated with overweight or obesity, can be linked to similar trapped emotions.
· Intangible, subjective experiences that are uniquely human: spiritual inspiration, awe, bliss. There are many dormant nerve links between the primitive limbic system where the emotional centre of the brain is, to the pre-frontal cortex where spiritual intelligence and unconditional love reside. Waking up these cross links will help us to become the spiritual, loving beings we truly are.
As an example of the practical implementation of the peptides, molecules of emotion, or informational substances, let’s consider the endorphins and some ways to feel good.
Endorphins
The brain produces its own peptides, the endogenous opiates (e.g. beta-endorphin). These chemicals are produced in the brain in response to a variety of stimuli. Endorphins were discovered in 1975. Distress and pain are the two most common triggers for release of the endorphins. Activation of the opiate receptors in the brain by the body’s own endorphins, do not cause addiction or dependence, whereas exogenous opiates, such as morphine and codeine, do lead to addiction and dependence.
The effect of endorphins on the body-mind:
decrease in pain sensation
feelings of euphoria
appetite modulation
release of sex hormones
enhanced immune response
fewer negative effects of stress
Enhance your own endorphins:
Regular exercise where you push yourself a little. This is the runner’s high, or being in the zone, athletes experience after prolonged exercise.
Breathing techniques. Changing the rate of your breathing, allows the respiratory centre to become flooded with endorphins. This is why yoga breathing techniques are so effective. Examples include full yogic breathing (belly-chest-collarbone); diaphragmatic breathing where you breathe in slowly and deeply, holding the breath, then releasing it, making the out breath longer than the in breath; or breathing in deeply, holding it and breathing out fast and forcefully through the mouth. Sit down if you do this to prevent dizziness, and do only 5-10 breaths.
Certain foods, like chocolate (preferably dark chocolate with 70% cocoa beans), and chili peppers can enhance the secretion of endorphins.
Through acupuncture, massage therapy and regular meditation practice
Last but not least: making love is a potent trigger for endorphin release! So remember next time you have the ‘headache’ – there might be a quick fix!
Become aware of your habitual thought patterns – thoughts do create reality!
Where are your thoughts? Anxiety, fear and worry are mostly in the future over which you have no control. Unresolved anger, bitterness, sadness, guilt, resentment are in the past. You can only learn from, grow and let go of the past. You can never change it. So why waste your precious life force energy there? These thoughts prevent you from being in the present, the NOW, which is all you have. Thoughts lead to molecules of emotion, or feelings, that often manifest as physical reality, symptoms, disease and habitual behaviour. Try journal writing as a very effective thought management tool that can help you become aware of, allow and then release unpleasant thoughts and feelings.
How to feel good!
Experience gratitude, tune into what you do have and appreciate in your life. This will lead to moments of joy and happiness: our birth right feelings that lie deep within our souls, connecting us to Source/God/Higher Self. When we’re joyful we feel connected to our deepest truth, our authentic selves; in flow, in the stream of wellbeing – surrender, trust, let go (not similar to ‘giving up’ at all!). Experience the shift from left brain to right mind, then realise how you are able to master your own emotions, even for fleeting moments, by making a conscious and deliberate decision to feel better one moment at a time!
Now a bit about epigenetics (Era II Medicine) and taking back one’s power – it’s not all in the genes!
We are not the victims of our genes, our DNA or the sins of our forefathers. Genetic potential versus inevitability. Soul lessons. Releasing errors in thinking from receptors on the cell membranes.
Epigenetics: ‘epi’ means ‘above’ or ‘over’ the genetic information encoded in the DNA.
The emerging field of epigenetics (epi = above) is showing us that the cell membrane and its receptor binding sites, supersede the genetic code and can restore cell function, even genetic in origin. The environment of the cell is ultimately responsible for the efficacy of cell function through selective binding to receptors.
Refer to chapter 2 for information on cell organelles, cell membrane, epigenetic and genetic environment.
To recap:
Cross section through a typical cell
The cell environment includes nutrients, oxygen, water, the vibrations of thought
Cell membrane section enlarged with cytoplasm (cytosol) interior and section of nucleus with DNA
s and emotions via the molecules of emotion (peptides or informational substances), and
ultimately our sense of our soul connection to our Source or Inner Being, to encourage a higher vibration of molecules binding to receptors on cell membranes (field of metagenetics). Understanding this, will help us know that we’re not helpless victims of our genetic heritage, but powerful beings who can take charge of our own health and wellbeing, by changing the environment of the cell, to ensure correct and effective messages enter through the cell membrane, right into the nucleus and DNA, where transcription for protein synthesis, and ultimately cell functions, take place.
Decide today to CHOOSE to change your inner and outer life for improved health enhancing behaviour. Chronic illness (such as diabetes) when regarded as health challenge, is often the first prompt to search for deeper meaning, realising what is important in life and then making the necessary adaptations for a healthier lifestyle. Genetics do play a part in illness by determining the physical weak links, that is, the physical system where it will manifest first by way of symptoms, such as ongoing increased blood sugar levels. If you take care of the epigenetic environment however, the genetic expression can, and will, be changed, or never even express.
Epigenetic direct environment – all of which is in our control to manage and optimise:
Water – the interior of each cell is water
Oxygen: Breathing – if we breathe properly, cells get more oxygen for energy and cell function)
Nutrients, micronutrients (food as medicine) – the healthy, super foods we eat or drink, provides fuel and support for all optimal cell functions
Hormones, communication (ligand or primary messenger, informational substances)
Thoughts, emotions: vibration of molecules of emotion – the mental-emotional and spiritual aspects of health, also the ligands or primary messenger molecules, IS)
The cell membrane is therefore the true brain of the cell
Epigenetic environment is the area of hope and control over our own health, wellbeing and DNA expression
We are not the victims of our genes!
DNA was discovered, identified and found to be the hereditary, or inherited, genetic material in the mid-20th century. The belief system at the time was that our genes were like blueprints that self-regulate and lead to the assembly and function of the proteins that make up a human being. Refer to the table on Era I Medicine. This is the model of genetic determinism or being controlled by our genes, that has been the predominant thought for the last 100 years. Life was controlled by genetics.
The fundamental belief called genetic determinism literally means that our lives, which are defined as our physical, physiological and emotional behavioural traits, are controlled by our genetic code. This kind of belief system leads to human beings being victims. If the genes control our life function and health, then our lives are being controlled by things outside of our ability to change them. This leads to victimisation and the helpless belief that the illnesses and diseases that run in families are propagated through the passing of genes associated with those attributes. Laboratory evidence shows this is not true!
When we buy into being a victim, we automatically buy into needing a rescuer, meaning we accept that somebody else is going to save us from ourselves. This is the unfortunate situation the medical community finds itself in.
As Dr Bruce Lipton (author of ‘Biology of Belief’) said in a recent interview: ‘The genetic determinism belief system has been revised over the past fifteen years, however, these revisions are being recognised only at the level of the biomedical research scientists and are not making their way to the public. In the meantime, the mass media continues to portray that ‘a gene controls this’ and ‘a gene controls that’. Published papers on cell biology are still interpreting research findings through the model of determinism, reinforcing the erroneous idea that science will rescue us from our own genetics.
He further states that from one single gene, epigenetic regulation can provide for 30 thousand different variations of expression. Therefore, it’s not about one faulty gene expressing as one inevitable code for a specific illness.
Scientists undertook the ‘Genome Project’ sure they were going to discover 150 000 genes because their model was based on genetic determinism that each gene controlled one character of the human being. Since proteins build our physical and behavioural traits and there were over 150 000 known proteins, they expected to find 150 000 genes. One gene for each protein was their model. Instead, only 23 000 genes were found! Now we understand that each gene can produce over 30 000 variations. To understand the potential variations of genetic expression you could multiply each gene by 30 000 possibilities. A genetic inherited mistake, is therefore simply a possibility, and not an inevitability at all! Every one of us can take responsibility for our own epigenetic environment by consciously choosing 30 000 different ways of enhancing our health and wellbeing.
The brain is a receiver and transmitter of radiofrequency-like signals. It reads environmental signals, interprets the signals and then regulates the body’s chemistry that controls the genetic expression of the cells. Interpretation by the mind (more than the brain, actually an energy field) is critical because the brain only reads or receives environmental images or signals, but has no opinion as to what those images mean. The mind interprets the environmental signals through the filter of past learning experiences. For example, if a young child experienced the neighbour’s dog as threatening, then whenever a dog is seen or heard, the mind’s interpretation will stimulate the brain to release neurochemicals that control cell behaviour and gene activity to coordinate a protective stress survival response. Once the child grows up, it realises not all dogs are dangerous, and might even have a dog as pet. However, if learnt responses from childhood, are not dealt with as the child is growing up, it may become trapped in cell memories, unconsciously eliciting an inappropriate stress response whenever a dog is seen or heard. This creates long term fear loops, that might ultimately have an impact on the child as adult’s, health and wellbeing.
What is inherited though, might be a way of viewing the world: a safe space, or a fearful place. The developing brain and receptor sites on all cell membranes of a child (receptor sites based on the mother’s emotions, are made long before child birth, to prepare the baby for the world it will enter) perceives images of the world. If those images are threatening, it will release different regulatory biochemical signals into the body, compared to perceiving images of love and acceptance, allowing for a happy, joyful, peaceful world.
Metagenetics: a short introduction to cutting edge science
Only a small fraction (3%) of the DNA molecule has been identified by mainstream science, as the so-called coding DNA that can be observed communicating with RNA to build proteins and, ultimately, organisms. This arrogantly led traditional genetics to discard the other 97% of DNA as ‘junk’! However, since the arrival on the scientific scene, of quantum physics and string theory, the 97% should rather be renamed potential DNA, that actually codes for the purely physical 3% through epigenetic and metagenetic communication via the informational substances.
The Era III bioscience model of metagenetics has examined the nature of potential DNA without old and dated theoretical agendas, with a completely open mind as to how consciousness relates to biology. Potential DNA plays the role of interfacing with our bioenergy blueprint in the morphogenetic field. In this regard, the reader is referred to the vast body of scientific research by biologist Rupert Sheldrake whose Morphic Resonance theory refers to the intergenetic aspect of time-space as morphic fields shared by specific species. These fields unite entire species universally outside space-time, being the regulator then of cellular function and physical expression.
As Sol Luckman says in his book ‘Regentics’, metagenetics encompasses a group of related fields including quantum bioholography, genetic linguistics and wave-genetics, including two of the major premises of genetics and epigenetics:
The coding portion of the DNA molecule is physically responsible for building proteins
Regulatory proteins play an important role in interacting with environmental signals to determine which genes in coding DNA are silenced and which are expressed
Metagenetics therefore includes crucial, irrefutable aspects of genetics and epigenetics and respects the relative importance of both nature (genetics) and nurture (epigenetics) in human experience.
In explaining the role potential DNA plays in the origin and evolution of species, metagenetics reveals that genetics and epigenetics alike control our lives only relatively, compared to the underlying spiritual energy of consciousness, that engenders, supports and develops life.
Transcending both genetics (Era 1) and epigenetics (Era 2), metagenetics (Era 3) comes to the conclusion that the origin and evolution of species are driven neither by coding DNA (3%) nor by regulatory proteins in cell membranes, but establishes that these two basically similar phenomena are controlled, via potential DNA, by what might be called a frequency wave.
The frequency wave might be compared to a potentially infinite series of radio frequencies or waves coming from a central transmitter or sender of the radio signals, or to the ocean with its endless waves, while still remaining a single body of water. This phrase indicates the process by which chromosomes (coiled strands of DNA) assemble themselves into different configurations designed to translate these frequency waves of sound into light (and vice versa). The existence of the genetic sound-light translation mechanism indicates that the flow of information, or conscious bioenergy, through DNA, is a two-way street.
With the correct equipment, such as the quantum bio-computers used in wave-genetics, it is possible to observe at times subtle, but no less crucial, changes in potential DNA as it becomes activated metagenetically, during healing and transformation.
In both instances, transposons, or jumping DNA, are instructed by potential DNA to shift their chromosomal positions—in small numbers when it comes to healing, but by the thousands during evolutionary transformation. This forms the basis for remissions and miraculous healing, often when no hope is left when only considering Era I Medicine.
In the case of metagenetic healing, while the observable molecular shift cannot be said to transmute one’s basic DNA, nevertheless some genes necessarily are activated permanently even as others are switched off. Therefore, the DNA molecule can be compared to a programmable piece of computer hardware. If you change the frequency wave that moves through it, the jumping DNA will encode it into a completely different form, one of health and healing, the original blueprint of our bodies.
Research and documentation that substantiate metagenetics, are available based on the pioneering work of Russian biophysicist Peter Gariaev, the father of wave-genetics.
Gariaev’s hypothesis that DNA is language-based (and language is DNA based), as a linguistic blueprint, is supported by Gregg Braden’s discovery, as described in his book ‘The God Code,’ that the ancient four-letter Hebrew name for God is actually code for DNA based on the latter’s chemical composition of nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen and carbon. This claim, with its enormous implications relative to DNA’s universal role as a divine language spoken through the body, has been peer-reviewed and accepted by numerous scholars of Hebrew.
Metagenetics is the ultimate healing tool, using light (the different colours of light, but also the light or dark of the thoughts we choose to think, becoming molecules of emotion, that affect the function of our cells) and sound (specific radio frequencies based on the ancient Solfeggio scale and also harmonious music and specific sounds), will support our efforts to reclaim our natural state of health and wholeness.
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