Evidence shows that there is
a direct relationship between the electromagnetic
field in the earth's ionosphere, called the Schumann
Resonance, and the brain wave frequency of humans.
The Schumann Resonance varies at different points
of the earth and ranges from 6 - 50 cycles per
second (Hertz). The most common frequency, or
resonance, is 7.83 Hertz, which is in the alpha-theta
wave range.
The relative conditions in different
areas on the earth will produce a specific Schumann
Resonance that correlates with those relative
conditions. The brain wave frequency of humans
in each area will attempt to calibrate with the
Schumann Resonance in that area. Science has shown
that if the brain wave frequency of a human is
not calibrated with the Schumann Resonance, the
person will feel sick and unhappy. For example,
if the Schumann Resonance in one part of the earth
increases from low alpha wave range (8-10 Hertz)
to high alpha wave range (10-12 Hertz) this will
impact the humans in that part of the earth who
have low frequency brain waves and they will not
be able to relax deeply, integrate their mind
and body, sleep deeply or heal. A second example
is whereby the relative conditions in INDIA produce
a specific Schumann Resonance and the people in
that country feel normal when their brain waves
are calibrated with that specific Schumann Resonance.
If a person from North America goes to INDIA ,
they will feel stressed physically, mentally and
emotionally because their brain wave frequency
is not calibrated for the conditions in INDIA
.
This means that the conditions
of the earth, through the Schumann Resonance,
are not conducive to the brain wave frequency
of all people. Science has shown that an increase
in Schumann Resonance beyond a certain point in
any area on the earth has a detrimental effect
on human brain wave frequencies and that the increase
in brain wave frequency has a negative impact
on the psychological and physical health of the
people living in that area. There is a correlation
between an increase in the electromagnetic field
and an increase in brain wave frequency; the result
is a detrimental effect on the health and behavior
of humans.
Brain wave frequencies are divided
into five categories.
Gamma waves (25-60 Hertz) relate
to processing of information from different areas
of the brain.
Beta waves (12-25 Hertz) dominate
our normal waking state.
Alpha waves (8-12 Hertz) are
present during dreaming and light meditation when
the eyes are closed.
Theta waves (4-8 Hertz) occur
most often in sleep and in the deepest states
of meditation and thought.
Delta waves (0-4 Hertz) are the
slowest but highest in amplitude and are very
rare. Delta waves occur only during certain stages
of sleep or for short period of deep meditation.
Brain wave frequencies are different
in the subconscious brain and the conscious brain.
According to scientists, the subconscious brain
is older, located in the back portion of the brain,
and is composed of our genetic instincts and perceptions.
We are born with genetic instincts, which are
common to all humans and are unchangeable. This
is called the "nature" part of our brain. Two
examples of our genetic instincts at work are
the instinct to pull our hand away from a hot
stove, or to run away when we are in danger. According
to current scientific knowledge, the second part
of the subconscious brain is perception, which
develops over the course of our life, especially
during childhood. This is called the "nurture"
part of our brain and according to the theory
of scientists it can be influenced and changed
by our environment.
Our perceptions, combined with
our genetic instincts, tell us whether a situation
is beneficial or harmful and activates a physiological,
emotional and mental reaction. For example, if
I spent my childhood by the sea playing with my
family in the water and enjoying myself I would
feel happy and excited to be in the sea as an
adult. But if I had an experience as a child where
I almost drowned, my reaction to the sea would
be fearful and create stress.
The subconscious brain, through
genetic instincts (" nature ") and perceptions
(" nurture "), has its own brain wave frequency.
The subconscious brain works automatically and
is considered the shadow of the conscious brain.
The conscious brain, according to current science,
is the new part of the brain located in the front
and it is considered the more sophisticated part
of the brain. This is where we process information,
learn, gain knowledge, integrate experiences and
make decisions. According to neurological science,
the conscious part of the brain begins to function
when a child reaches 6 years of age and the brain
wave frequency in the conscious brain is in the
alpha wave stage (8-12 Hertz). Scientists believe
that before the age of 6, the brain wave frequency
of babies is in the delta range (0-4 Hertz) and
young children are in the theta range (4-8 Hertz),
evidenced by the stillness of babies and calm,
playful happiness of young children. According
to the theory of scientists, the brain wave frequency
of the conscious brain changes constantly according
to our internal and external environment.
The external environment affects
the brain waves through the electromagnetic field
of the earth's ionosphere, the Schumann Resonance,
by exposure to electronic devices around us, and
to the electromagnetic field of others. The strength
and intensity of the electromagnetic field around
a person will dictate the influence it has on
their brain wave frequency.
To shift the brain wave frequency
of the subconscious brain is impossible according
to science, but it is possible to shift the frequency
of the conscious brain, however, it takes a large
change in the electromagnetic field surrounding
them to do this. The electromagnetic field of
healers is not large enough to change the electromagnetic
field of those in their contact or if it does
shift, it is a very small shift and last for a
short period of time.
Scientists have discovered
that if the brain wave frequencies of the subconscious
and conscious brain are calibrated the person
will not have neurological diseases. A lack of
a calibration creates a resistance, a difference
between the two, and results in mental and physical
neurological disease. It is the difference in
brain wave frequency between the subconscious
brain and the conscious brain that stresses the
brain tissue and creates neurological disease.
The magnitude of the difference reflects the magnitude
of the disease. An example of the difference in
brain wave frequencies can be seen in a country
like INDIA , where chaos is the rule. The brain
waves of the subconscious brain and conscious
brain of the people in INDIA are calibrated for
a high frequency. They feel normal with a sense
of restlessness and suffocation when there is
chaos going on around them. If you place them
in a calm environment, putting their conscious
brain in a low frequency while their, subconscious
brain is in high frequency, they feel uneasy and
unwell. The opposite occurs for a western person
whose subconscious brain has a low frequency.
If they are placed in a chaotic environment that
produces high frequency waves in their conscious
brain there is no calibration and they feel stressed
emotionally, mentally and physically.
|
