Electromagnetic Pulse Can be Used to Disrupt Morality in the Human Brain

[Easy Skanking]

I saw this in a documentary on the topic, which I don't remember the title of at the moment. The electromagnet was maybe the size of your fist. So the magnetic field couldn't have been terribly strong or dense as the power used in it was probably only 120V 60Hz. When the magnet was removed, the experience stopped.

[hilly7]

I wonder what the guass is on the new cell phones? Then again, HAARP? Vehicles? Not the constant but the pulse capacity.

[Easy Skanking]

Cell phone is not very much as there is not enough mass nor power to get a very strong field. Their danger is microwave radiation.
HAARP can produce sustained or pulsed fields of anything small to tremendous strength. There have been reports of 10km diameter energy balls over the Pacific held for 20 minutes.
Vehicles are not wired for strong magnetic fields. There are some from the 12VDC lines but not very strong. The alternator would have a larger field but not of a strong enough size or dense enough to affect the occupants of the vehicle. Up close to a running alternator might be a different story though.

EDIT: That documentary was "Psychedelics & Reality" by Michael Persinger.

[hilly7]

Thanks Easy. I wonder about these new electric hybrids. I know that an electrical fields plays hard on our own body's electrical system, or can anyway. The Guass needed for say a short pulse, perhaps at a commanded and timed event. Not enough to kill or anything but over time weaken the brain. Kind of like Fluoride or Mercury does.

[Easy Skanking]

It all depends upon the frequency of the fields vibration. Since there is not much, if any, stray EM radiation cast off, being inside the field is the only way to be affected. Since all of what we think of as matter vibrates at different frequencies, you can cause constructive or destructive vibrational or wave patterns. If you resonate a glass at it's resonant frequency from an audio sine wave, the glass will ring loudly in sympathetic vibrations. Add too much power to the signal and the glass breaks. Up until that point, the glass is producing a pure clean tone. Different ratios of vibrations produce different effects (music and overtone sequences). The same goes for living cells. Hit them with their resonant frequency while in a magnetic field and they will take energy from the field. There are many reports of healing being done like this. The same principle applies with other types of beam radiation at distances. Anton Priore's work and the Lahkovsky Multiple Wave Oscillator are some examples.
So the effects all depend on the relative frequencies and at times, amplitude.

I'm not worried much about magnetic fields as they are much more confined than broadcast radiation like cell phone towers and broadcast satellite footprints. The magnetic effects upon the brain really only seem to be temporary. The reason being that the magnetic field alters where electricity flows or synapse firing happens. Remove it and the brain goes back to normal. The actual cells in the brain would remain unharmed.

[hilly7]

What I was wondering though was the actual cellular level's vibration. Royal Rife had recorded the frequencies of a diseased cell and the disease itself. He was able to destroy specific diseases using that. His work was pretty much destroyed, but what if it wasn't. One of the two scopes he built is in a museum in England along with some of his work. If they didn't destroy some of his work perhaps they kept most if not all of the pertinent work and expanded on it. Instead of actually killing the cell, altering it or damaging it.

[Easy Skanking]

Priore did much the same thing but by a different method. Rife used single variable frequencies with variable amplitude. Priore used a scalar frequencies that were crossed on the targeted area and therefore produced actual energetic effects in the desired areas.

There are many ways to focus the energy on cells. I'm not sure the actual method Rife used to kill the cells but Priore used time reversed scalar potentials to revert the cells to a previous un-diseased state. There's all kinds of things you can do to biological matter with focused energy. That's why vibration rates of cells, organs and people need to be know so we can tailor our tech to produce no-interfering or constructively interfering radiations or none at all. There were reports that when Tesla used specific frequencies of electricity to light filament bulbs, there was mood lift felt as well as the air smelling and tasting fresher that usual.

[hilly7]

Rife used odd harmonic frequencies much like a belltron does on a CRT filaments. He recorded each frequency of cells, disease, etc, and them used his electron microscope to see what affected one without the other. Years were spent in his lab perfecting this. He effectively shook (so to speak) whatever he wanted to pieces. It's been a few years and all the info escapes me. I looked into it once but then soon realized that having or making the machine was the easy part.

Studies have show diseases and mental effects on houses that have a lot of electricity wired in and on WiFi systems as well s the newer cordless phones. Then with Cell Phones, tumors. That means they are having a cause and effect on a cellular level. Maybe not so much the electrical field but altering the hardware itself. This would create "shorts" if you will on electrical firing and reception which would cause mood altering.

[FastTadpole]

Wicked awesome discussion.

What is stopping something being invented that could be persistent in effect? Would we adapt to it? Would heavy metals within the body or in the air make the effect more pronounced? Can this effect be duplicated by solar activity?

Quote:That documentary was "Psychedelics & Reality" by Michael Persinger.

@Easy
Was the documentary called Michael Persinger - Psychotropic Drugs and Nature of Reality by chance? In any case thanks - quite the field (no pun intended of research by Persinger.

Here's another one to add to the mix.

Dr. Magda Havas: The Truth About Wired & Wireless Technology
http://concen.org/tracker/torrents-details.php?id=15282

[nik]

I know books are seen as sniffy by some but I've read Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance 3 times so far since I could read

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really like it

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a bit offtopic.sry.same Persinger, I assume..

[hilly7]

I hadn't considered the heavy metals in the body. maybe worth looking into a bit deeper.