Phase Differences

All living things emit light through the oscillating electromagnetic waves sourcing from their DNA signal, in a variety of ranges of frequencies. The DNA signal is effectively the communication agent for the body and can communicate to other bodies through its DNA signal. The personal DNA signal controls the biological and metabolic rhythms, as well as providing the instruction set for how the biological energy field or aura is organized for every living organism. When our DNA signal is in phase to synchronize with another DNA signal, or a similarly resonant frequency transmission, whether the transmission is natural or artificial, it can communicate in some way with that signal.

The result of electromagnetic communication that is made between multiple DNA’s signaling, is expressed as phase differences. Phase differences can be measured by and are called ‘in-phase waves’ or ‘out-of-phase waves’. Phase differences are the differences measured in degrees of time between two waves having the same frequency that are referenced to the same point in time. An example would be to imagine two human beings, each with personal DNA signals, standing right next to each other, receiving the exact same frequency data communication at the same time. Then measuring the combined electromagnetic signals to determine the phasing of the waves communicating between their consciousness bodies. The phase differences between two local human bodies can be measured, and will also be reflected in the emotional or feeling experience of the two people. This phenomena of being ‘out of phase’ with certain people’s biological energy field, can give each person immediate sensations, such as feelings of not being resonant and not being comfortable with that person.

We can apply this same principle of wave phase differences, seen between groups of human beings, when they are being exposed to a range of environmental frequencies. When two or more people or oscillators have the same frequency and there is no phase difference, they are in-phase. When two or more people or oscillators have similar frequency and have different phases of waves, they are out-of-phase with each other. If the phase difference is substantial to a point of 180 degrees, then the people or oscillators are called antiphase. If two interacting waves meet at a point where they are in antiphase, then destructive wave interference will occur. Antiphase waves can be directed through any kind of oscillator medium, such as people who have a frequency match to that electromagnetic signal. Many energetically sensitive people experience forms of psychic aggression, such as people used as dark portals to direct negative energy into the local environment, by those that are in antiphase to their state of frequency or consciousness. It is also possible that antiphase technology is directed towards targeted people, so this occurs both at consciousness levels and through other types of artificial technologies. These directed weapons technologies are called Phase Disruptors.

When any of these phases occur, the phase difference is what determines whether they will strengthen and reinforce each other, cancel out each other, or through interference, they can weaken and destroy each other. Properties of electromagnetic wave phasing can be applied to better understand the function of light emissions and the communication that sources directly from the DNA signal. When a DNA signal is being introduced artificially to a range of extremely low frequency (ELF), it can easily create an out-of-phase wave effect, which is effectively jamming the DNA signal or cancelling its signal out. This technology is jamming communications made between many DNA signals, or the scrambling of the DNA cellular alphabet. This is achieved via introduction to a set of ELF signals that are designed to stop DNA communication from occurring in the first place.

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DNA Signals

Extremely low frequency