Chapter 1.
Man is the source of vibrations.
Any body is made up of molecules and atoms. Atoms are constantly moving, and according to the laws of physics, this creates certain vibrations – vibrations. This process is not one-time, but continuous, and occurs at such frequencies that we simply do not notice.
Vibration is the oscillation or repetitive movement of an object.
An example is mechanical and electromagnetic waves.
Vibrates everything living and non-living: from a stone, a butterfly to a spaceship.
The faster the movement, the higher the vibration frequency.
In the human body, vibrations arise from the movement of molecules and masses: the heart beats, blood moves, muscles contract.
The vibration frequency of a person depends on emotions and thoughts. You know the feeling when the heart “shrinks” with fear? Or, conversely, the heart beats faster with joy. Emotions make us tense certain muscles and trigger vibrations unconsciously. Each of them has its own frequency.
Let's move on to the most important thing. What is human energy?
In fact, it is the totality of all vibrations of the body.
High vibrations – bright thoughts (love – 150 Hz, gratitude – 90 Hz).
Low frequencies – destructive thoughts (pity – 3 Hz, grief – 0.1 Hz).
With positive emotions, the muscles relax, the movement of blood is free. The vibrational frequency of a person rises.
The natural form of movement of all parts of the universe is vibration. The human body and everything that surrounds it is no exception to this rule.
The cumulative frequency depends on many factors:
• on the state of the body, on the quality of food;
• bad habits, hygiene;
• connection with the surrounding nature, climate, season;
• on the quality of feelings, purity of thoughts and other factors.
If several objects are close in their vibration frequencies, they resonate and amplify each other's vibrations, a synergistic effect appears, that is, each object receives additional interaction energy.
If objects have incommensurable frequencies, then an object with more energy can overwhelm the vibrations of a weaker object. In radio engineering, this is called the "capture phenomenon". And in the human body, this is how the disease develops when exposed to pathogenic factors.
Our life and health depends on how we can “absorb” vibrations that are beneficial for us, resonate at the frequencies of the universe that are consonant with us, and reject harmful vibrations that suppress our life force.
Studies of the frequencies of parts of the human body using modern spectral analysis instruments (research by Dr. Robert Becker) give the following data:
1. The average frequency of the human body during the daytime is 62-68 MHz.
2. The frequency of body parts of a healthy person is in the range of 62-78 MHz, if the frequency drops, then the immune system has suffered damage.
3. The main frequency of the brain can be within 80-82MHz.
4. Brain frequency range 72-90 MHz.
5. Normal brain frequency is 72 MHz.
6. The frequency of the human body parts: from the neck up lies in the range of 72-78 MHz.
7. The frequency of the human body parts: from the neck down lies in the range of 60-68 MHz.
8. The frequency of the thyroid gland and parathyroid glands 62-68 MHz.