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62 “Junk” DNA Revisited

62 “Junk” DNA Revisited

Published by Normand Bourque on 05/03/2014

“DNA cannot be a quantum particle but it has quantum attributes because it has an (electromagnetic) field which affects the spin of quantum structure in atoms. It broadcasts quantum information. And that in itself makes a quantum broadcasting[?] (no words for it yet).” Kryon, The Twelve Layers of DNA, channeled by Lee Carroll.

An innovative research team in Russia led by the biophysicist and molecular biologist Pjotr Garjajev (Peter Gariaiev) theoretically and experimentally reprogrammed human DNA by TALKING to it using frequencies of words of human languages instead of “cutting and pasting” genes or using the chemical language and approach to cure genetically related diseases…

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32 God’s DNA II: The 3-D Layer of DNA

32 God’s DNA II: The 3-D Layer of DNA

Published by Normand Bourque on 18/06/2013

ℑ The convergence of ancient knowledge systems with contemporary genetics is not as advanced as it is with quantum physics. Biology is even just at its first steps in the quantum world.
Biomolecular biology and genetics have not yet integrated the concept of the unified field or quantum field and consequently, they have not integrated the concept of non-locality and simultaneity. ℑ

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17 The Laws of Illusions I: “Consciousness is not a science nor is it an art.”

17 The Laws of Illusions I: “Consciousness is not a science nor is it an art.”

Published by Normand Bourque on 07/03/2013

ℑ God said:“What is it that has been named by the word consciousness?
Cannot consciousness describe itself? And if it cannot, why not? How can it be known or unknown and not be identified?” HL 3242 ℑ

Consciousness has the power to become unconscious of itself. This means that it can virtually forget or lose its identity but without really losing it. We could almost say that the necessity for consciousness to be perfectly One, self-conscious, indivisible contains the possibility of virtually becoming a random phenomenon, a self unconscious of itself in a seeming random world. 

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