Where does the gift of clairvoyance come from? How do psychics affect the human body? Why does the evil eye and damage work?
Perhaps there is nothing mysterious about this. For all these things, the programs inherent in our DNA are "responsible". And if desired, DNA can be reprogrammed, says the team of Russian biophysicists led by Peter Gariaev.
According to Western researchers, only 10 percent of the genes associated with the construction of proteins matter. The other 90 percent is just genetic trash.
But why did nature provide for this "ballast"? This question was asked by Gariaev and his team. Scientists have attracted … linguists to their experiments. They planned to find out two things. First, what information is stored in the "extra" genes? And the second - how do various vibrations, including words and sounds, affect DNA?
First of all, it turned out that DNA can store data in the same way a computer does. But, besides this, the structure of the genetic code is very similar to … human language! Along with grammar and syntax! This cannot be an accident, experts decided. But what if all the languages spoken by humanity are just a verbalization of the code in the genes?
Then it is possible that DNA can be reprogrammed using certain verbal and sound sets. The researchers theorized that they were creating a frequency that could alter the genetic apparatus. Theoretically, in this way it is possible, say, to change the metabolism of the body, as well as correct birth defects.
By simulating certain frequencies, Gariaev's group was able, for example, to successfully transfer a number of information images from one set of DNA to another. It turned out that you can even reprogram the genome. So, scientists have managed to convert frog embryos into salamander embryos.
It is now becoming clear that many things that are considered supernatural are actually just the result of influencing genes. For example, in fairy tales, some creatures are often magically transformed into others. And real stories about werewolves are not uncommon. What if spells or other ways of creating certain vibrations can actually change the genome, say, turn a person into an animal? In the same way, with the help of suggestions, conspiracies, spells, you can heal a sick person or harm a healthy person …
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Apparently, there are people with a more developed consciousness who can create the necessary frequencies and influence them on other living beings, and sometimes on inanimate objects (telekinesis). But, knowing about the way of influencing DNA, over time it is possible to build devices that can change the genome.
Intuition and its "extreme" manifestations, such as clairvoyance and telepathy, also have a genetic basis, according to Gariaev and his colleagues. They dubbed this phenomenon "hypercommunication".
In the environment of some living organisms, hypercommunication is the norm. For example, a queen ant, even if it is removed from its colony, can still remotely control the process of building an anthill. But if she dies, her "subjects" stop building the anthill. It is possible that at one time people could also keep in touch with each other in this way, but over time these abilities atrophied.
Meanwhile, individual enthusiasts have repeatedly conducted experiments on non-verbal communication. For example, recently the American researcher Rajesh Rao managed to contact his colleague Andrea Stokko, who was on the other side of the university campus, sending him a command using electromagnetic signals from the brain.
Rao was in an isolated room at a computer, with electrodes attached to his head. At the same time, the encephalograph recorded the signals sent by his brain and transmitted them to the computer. The young man played a computer game, but he performed all actions in his mind, without pressing his fingers on the buttons of the mouse and keyboard. Rao and Stokko kept in touch via Skype, but the program screens were turned off. However, when Rao mentally performed some action, Stoko reacted to it in an adequate way. Perhaps in the future it will be possible to complicate the experiments, the authors of the study say.
In addition, our DNA is capable of creating "magnetized wormholes." They are analogous to the so-called Einstein-Rosen bridges, formed by dying stars and connecting different regions of the Universe, transferring information from one end to the other. If we could learn how to activate and manage such connections, then most likely we would no longer need to use the telephone, the Internet or other communication methods that are familiar today.
It would be possible to directly communicate through the global universal network with other intelligent organisms and exchange information. It's only a matter of time, say members of Gariaev's team.
